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How do you plan your workday? - look outside and check the weather, if it's raining something computer related. Sunny garden/wood work.
Do you limit SN/social media in some way or use browsing blockers? Definitely 30 minutes in the morning and in the evening, that's enough.
Do you limit the number of concurrent projects? No, dozens on the go all the time switching between them.
How do your breaks look like? Espresso.
If you cook at home are there tricks you use to optimize the time it takes? Batch cook is a must.
Where does family time, walking, chilling, working out fit in your day? After the school run, beach time with the kids and dogs. Ok. I owe you 10k sats for Fun Fact Friday bounty. Do you want me to send it to you now or wait until Friday to make sure the auto post works?
I'm working on an article summarizing all the multi-party channel papers. This has proven to be a mammoth of a task and I learned from doing the audio for the covenant L2 review paper how to break this up into smaller tasks: make audio books for the papers. So now I'm working on that
Not really a borrow lending protocolβ¦ at least not yet. Looks like itβs mostly a way to post offers, comment on them, rescind them. I think there needs to be some additional bits to really be a borrowing protocol.
Would be cool to look at how something like bisq works and adapt some of its mechanisms for lending instead of trading
I see that Nutminer thingy for CashU.
That made me think about a paint point with SN.
SN provides a few free comments and posts for new users.
But there's no way for someone who is not a new user, and who has no sats, to be able to post or comment.
Would there be a way to do a Nutminer type thing, but for earning more of those "free comments / free posts"? If that were general (i.e., for earning sats), the difficulty would rise high as there would be competition from the general public trying to earn sats.
But when the "earnings" is only free comments and free posts on SN, well then difficulty would be lower and it would be more easily obtained. But that still requires work to be performed, and thus adding this likely will not create a spam/spammer issue.
The problem I'm trying to solve is where a person wants to post, or comment, and finds they don't have enough sats. And they don't have any easy way to acquire them. So rather than seeing them close their browser tab in frustration, they can instead go and "mine" a "free comment".
I think the airgap between phone (wallet) and pc screen (shop) is very elegant. It mirrors pre-internet real life.
Also feels much more secure for users.
I also feel like this was the way Lightning was intended or at least the direction Lightning development was striving towards