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- Yes, I use nostr as well.
- The web needs a "social layer", a protocol where a static website can be discussed among peers, that is, people who "follow" each other.
- Ideally, a website becomes a NOSTR posts. This way it's hosted anywhere and can be freely discussed just as a SN post can be discussed now. The domain name "stacker.news" can be a viewer/front-end for all the nostr posts that have the hashtag #SN.
To prevent flooding with shitcoin spammers, there could be a filter to only show NOSTR posts of those that made an account. That is, those who logged in via WebLN on stacker.news like it works today.
People have covered a lot of ground with equities and their BTC journeys. To add something a little different, I would say the following:
1- Not prioritizing location - I spent a lot of time in different cities where your financial/economic development lag and you can only take remote jobs to make up the difference. However, you miss out on all of the convos that get people hired/help people fund their companies.
2- While this is a financial failing, I feel somewhat of a moral vindication that I haven't raised institutional venture capital, however that's easily one of the ways you can quickly build personal wealth if you play it right.
@k00b and @Rsync25
Last week, Rsync posted a poll about various BIPs, but with no details. I totally agree with his poll but as I said, many SN users have no clue what are all these BIPs. (https://stacker.news/items/232293)
I propose a massive AMA on SN with many Bitcoin/ LN developers, coders, programmers, contributors to Bitcoin code and other apps, that knows in details all the aspects of these BIPs (drivechains, CTV etc).
Let's have a better explanation of ALL aspects related with these BIPs, how they work, how they apply, pro and contra (sincere explanations), what could happen if they are applied or not.
But all in layman vocabulary so all types of users could understand what is going on. Technicalities are more for discussions on Bitcoin dev email newsletter and/or BitcoinTalk forum.
I know there are many Bitcoin devs here but usually they are quiet and say not too much.
People need to know better what is going on and understand clearly all the aspects, not just useless fights on twitter/nostr. I myself I am in a position that I cannot say too much and I will never take baseless sides, just because somebody I know is on a specific side. Tribalism is not healthy for Bitcoin.
I didn't want to start from my account this discussion, it should be started from a SN account, pinned, as a main AMA and if devs will post good answers they should take the rewards/zaps, not me.
Please organize this massive AMA and also invite more Bitcoin devs to join it.