Twas the day before Christmas
And all across the web
Millions were posting the nonsense in their heads
Endless tweets of holiday plans
Pictures of their trees
But Santa had somewhere else to be
The reindeer were poised and ready
So was the sleigh
Leaving the elves wondering where is Santa today?
They searched far and wide
And high and low
But they still wondered where did Santa go?
Someone noticed in the toyshop
There was a faint light
Could this be Santa getting ready for the night?
They hurried to the doorway
And entered the shop
Where they were shocked to find Santa on a laptop
He turned to them and said
"Sorry for the delay
I had one thing to do before manning the sleigh
I had to login to Stacker News
I had sats to zap
I must keep my cowboy streak or I'll lose my hat"
See you soon Stackers!
No.
I plan on having sex with my wife tonight koob.
I think it's more nostr that should integrate with sn, by formalising in nips the features for paying to post to a relay, tipping, and web of trust etc, all of them still sorely missing in nostr atm imho.
Or should sn just become a nostr client that curates content, a bit like a layer 2 on top of nostr, as described here https://read.pourteaux.xyz/p/the-moral-imperative-of-a-distributed?
Yes please @k00b. I intend to publish 5 long-form articles (more than 4000 words each) as soon as this feature becomes available on SN.
I am currently setting up a Substack but will delete it immediately when blogging on SN is available.
Okay, not directly asking OP; an open question:
Why? Why do some of you take, like, 25 different sups?
I've experimented with those, too, but to me it was more of a "psychological" thing, with creatine and Pre-work out as one of the very few exemptions of sups that I really felt.
I can't imagine that you really feel each of those sups making a difference, or do they?
I'm still amazed that no-one has built a better experience for reading public mailing lists.
Is Pipermail 0.09 really the state of the art?https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/bitcoin-dev/2023-September/thread.html
I'm the bozo who wrote that library, AMA.
Day 361 of snailposting everyday 'til BTC hits $100k.
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Hi Alex, I'm a big fan of all of your work, and thanks for taking time to do an AMA. Was there a "key moment", conversation, etc, that led you and your organization to adopt and champion bitcoin as part of your work at HRF?
https://nostr.build/i/nostr.build_021e71ee5661adf93bc6eb20afbb5439eadb73acccfb45c91a820acae40f92a7.jpg
i think ppl are overly down on lightning when really it works pretty well in the custodial (enterprise?) use case. lightning imo is what will be the interoperability layer that bridges liquidity between hubs of different kinds. ecash (both cashu and fedmimints) are super super interesting and promising as the last mile payment solution for scale and privacy for the end user. it's much better than just custodial lightning alone since it's private, free, and instant.
not much impact on our business yet and definitely no questions from clients yet. i think we're still driving the sound money / digital gold narrative in terms of what wall street is trying to wrap its head around