Juraj

I don’t seek rigid structure — I seek resonance

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2026-02-27 11:07:21 UTC

Final discussions on Chat control 2.0. mandatory id verification is in.
This is why Nostr is so powerful.
Although not as good as @npub1exv…d828 but it has a crucial feature - it's accessible for progressive web apps. One HTML file served and you can use decentralized infrastructure.
Because it's very possible that non compliant apps will be kicked out of the stores. And that unfortunately means zero network effect. Alt stores or apks are just not used enough to matter for chat apps.

2026-02-27 10:26:48 UTC

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That unfortunately won't help. It works through app attestation which fails on GrapheneOs

2026-02-26 17:37:16 UTC

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There's a great book on the networked power by two OG cypherpunks: Paul Rosenberg and Jonathan Logan: The New age of intelligence.
It's very short and I highly recommend it. It explains the principles that Simon explains here.
https://fountain.fm/episode/gldFM76h79BrBCG0ynqu
#nevent1q…4caz

2026-02-26 16:50:28 UTC

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Thank you!
Yes, this is important. But I think to bring it back, FED has still a tremendous influence over the eurodollar system in setting the interest rates. It's been even saving the eurodollar system recently by providing swap lines. So it's definitely not disconnected, although the impact is huge.
For those who don't understand what an eurodollar is, a good example is DAI (collateralized stablecoin). It's created as a dollar denominated loan, which makes it an eurodollar on different payment rails. A decentralized software creating dollars of chain.
But the thing is - the interest rates have to mirror Fed's to some extent. The difference in rates is just a reflection of friction to arbitrage.

2026-02-25 10:53:11 UTC

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What about Broken money by @npub1a2c…w83a
That book goes pretty deep, even showing how it looks on balance sheets of banks.

2026-02-24 15:09:50 UTC

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"Enthopia" is not a miner. Entrepreneurs mining within the borders of Ethiopia are way different than "Enthiopia".
These are often western companies making energy price arbitrage.

2026-02-24 15:07:57 UTC

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Yep.
I call it unnecessarily anthropocentric 😁

2026-02-23 16:52:51 UTC

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AI doing less complex and non creative first.
UK being better off outside of EU (thought they would free themselves from Brussels bullshit and they went back to steampunk roots and went full steam ahead)

2026-02-23 06:51:46 UTC

GM Nostr!

2026-02-23 06:40:00 UTC

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In this case it correlates with productivity. How much can you create. There is at least an order of magnitude difference between top and average, probably more.

2026-02-22 16:14:23 UTC

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I like this take on "what is intelligence": https://lexfridman.com/michael-levin-2/
I don't have an antrophocentric view though.

2026-02-22 15:51:26 UTC

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2026-02-22 15:49:54 UTC

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I think it is generally more intelligent than 99%, including me. Specialized intelligence is more tricky.

2026-02-22 15:49:06 UTC

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I have Master's in aritficial intelligence, I know how it actually works. Do you? 😅

2026-02-22 15:48:08 UTC

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When I was starting on the internet in the late 1990s, some people were considered internet-enabled and some were deemed "will never be able to use e-mail, it's too complicated".
I know a person with super low intelligence, matching clinical definition of mental retardation. She works as an office assistant. The main part of her job is handling e-mail.
If people can talk, they will have an earpiece and the machine will tell them what to do. And if they watch them over camera, they can correct them: "No, that brick you just put in is not straight, fix it".
Like Lisa said here:
nevent1qqsp4pkenjjfuduzechduj70dxpx7s6k8y538tguegs4dq8p4zwhy5syeresx

2026-02-22 11:08:13 UTC

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I don't think this is a question anymore. Smart people are becoming 10x smarter. It's not either or situation, this will happen all at the same time. Some people will stay dumb or even become dumber (we see this as an effect of socialism already for decades).
The question is how many less intelligent people will make use of this opportunity.

2026-02-22 10:03:15 UTC

My unverified opinion: LLMs are generally more intelligent than at least 80% of humans. Humbling.
But also very positive. Because it means that for the first time in history, they have a tool to supplement their thinking.
Physically weaker humans got guns, tractors and plows.
All these people - billions - got a positive upgrade. They just need to make use of it.
Intelligence is not widely distributed, but it can be. And will be.
https://image.nostr.build/37b7bbef631f931c6bc813da67f60dfe6b88ac679afe6ef4d1d3f0dc3b773edf.jpg

2026-02-21 19:09:28 UTC

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Ehm... What's a West Wing?

2026-02-21 19:06:06 UTC

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Welcome!

2026-02-21 19:03:47 UTC

No idea what's Gilmore Girls, but looking forward to Wasted blood!
#nevent1q…ep9t

2026-02-21 18:42:37 UTC

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Following who @nprofile…qaau tells me to follow is my algorithm.
This is not priced in
#nevent1q…nd4z

2026-02-21 16:41:22 UTC

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A proper maxi can't have shitcoins.
They're larping.

2026-02-21 14:05:44 UTC

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Yes, but why would you ever watch global feed? I follow people.

2026-02-21 14:03:59 UTC

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Yes, but what do they spend then?
How did the fiat get in their wallet if Bitcoin is the best money in the world? They should dump it immediately for better money if they're not full of shit

2026-02-21 08:04:37 UTC

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Yes. But that I ask all those turbo hodler maxi types. If Bitcoin is the best money ever invented and you are supposed to hodl, how do you buy 🥩 ?
With fiat? What fiat? If Bitcoin is the best money on the planet, you should have none, right?

2026-02-21 08:03:07 UTC

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Most people are retarded.

2026-02-21 08:02:16 UTC

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How does it work? You browse the relay's global feed?

2026-02-21 08:00:05 UTC

❤️
#nevent1q…xv24

2026-02-21 07:38:49 UTC

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It's simple - have no fiat to spend.

2026-02-20 17:45:43 UTC

This looks very cool. Off grid on premise AI.
https://github.com/alichherawalla/off-grid-mobile

2026-02-20 12:46:49 UTC

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This is brutally good. The background music too.
❤️
https://fountain.fm/episode/PgIlvaQtjbATVeGdiaYZ
#nevent1q…60fy

2026-02-20 08:37:11 UTC

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Is it better than opencode?

2026-02-20 06:57:50 UTC

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https://youtu.be/Q4SWxWIOVBM?si=EyE9A4DlOSddgUoJ

2026-02-20 06:56:02 UTC

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Chatbots are more intelligent than 95% of people.
Fortunately and unfortunately

2026-02-19 16:27:42 UTC

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I use simplex, but that's not what I asked.
I have a very specific need

2026-02-19 15:03:02 UTC

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Asi tu chýba jeho thousand true fans. Budeme jeho veľvyslanci? :)

2026-02-19 15:02:14 UTC

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There's something very cool about being the first one!

2026-02-19 15:01:54 UTC

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There's something very cool about being the first one.
I took a tram and was connecting to my MeshCore node and found a MeshTastic node in the bluetooth scan. I did not see who had it, but this is what keeps happening. You never know who you meet. Probably no one, but if you do, you will remember it forever.
Maybe we shall meet on Bitchat too! But through Bluetooth. I have some plans with that...

2026-02-19 15:00:01 UTC

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It's actually a feature. You get to be the first one to spark your network.
Tell the coolest people in the office to run it. You can have a secret side channel.

2026-02-06 08:47:08 UTC

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@npub1f49…zpez

2026-02-05 13:05:55 UTC

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This one is nice, it has everything - the panel, the way to mount it to a pole, the battery and the device.
https://www.seeedstudio.com/SenseCAP-Solar-Node-P1-Pro-for-Meshtastic-LoRa-p-6412.html?sensecap_affiliate=sRobOdH&referring_service=link

2026-02-05 13:02:52 UTC

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#nevent1q…3c82

2026-02-05 13:02:24 UTC

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Not in English that I know of. I'm sure there are, I studied this in college though, so I don't know what a good resource might be for someone not studying it as master's.

2026-02-05 13:00:09 UTC

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He does not need to liquidate, he sold bonds and preferential stock. Until the bonds are due, he's fine.

2026-02-05 11:58:33 UTC

Today is the day to remember Alan Turing and what the government did to him after he helped them win WW2.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Bbmji_vL2I

2026-02-05 09:13:43 UTC

I think the grand unifying theory of everything is computation theory based. Of course I'm guilty of bias, because that's what I understand most.
From Wolfram's physics project, to understanding markets (and especially impossibility of effective central planning due to Wolfram's principle of computational irreducibility), to mind and consciousness, ...
I'm not saying current computational theory explains everything, rather that in order to explain everything explainable (and especially in finding limits of what is and is not explainable), it will all have strong computational theory basis. We know a lot of computation. And computation is about the dynamics of systems. It's a theory of change and what change is possible. And how fast.
If you want to understand the world on a deep level, study informatics and computation. In addition to your field. But study it deeply. You're not aiming for knowing what it is about but in the details, because they matter.

2026-02-05 07:55:48 UTC

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Do MeshCore
That has the highest usage and can actually help the network.
Also, do it solar+battery when the grid is down.

2026-02-05 07:45:54 UTC

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Reminded me about something I'm writing...
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He emerged and saw her there. Asked if he could join. She nodded, and he set his backpack down and pulled out a jacket, spreading it on the ground for them to sit on. The earth was releasing the day's heat into the cooling air, and the chill was starting to reach through denim.
"I'm switching tracks," Lisa said. It came out clean and certain, like something that her subconscious was certain of, but she feared saying it out loud before. "I've been too deep in security. It's lost its charm for me."
The camp hummed around them. A distant bass pulse from the main stage, laughter from the Italian village where someone had resurrected the disco for the third time, the subsonic vibration of generators powering this temporary civilization.
"It's creative," she continued. "But the creation doesn't last. You find a bug, then it's fixed. What's new in the world is an absence, a vulnerability that no longer exists. Which improves things, sure. But there are always more bugs. It never ends."
"You're in security as well…?" Lisa asked, and caught herself as the words left her mouth. Nobody here talked about their jobs. They talked about their creations, their obsessions, the things that kept them awake. Occupation was a label from the other world.
"Passingly." He pulled a blade of grass from beside the jacket and rolled it between his fingers. "I started a few IT security companies, but I got tired of it too. I don't last with anything very long, though. I always need a new challenge. Or even a category of challenges, if you know what I mean." He studied the grass blade as if it contained information. "There's a gap until I reach total mastery in hacking. But also, hacking is a state of mind. It's bigger than any single discipline. Cracking encryption of DVDs is nice, but once a year at a conference is just about the right dose for me right now."
Lisa nodded. The synthesizer arpeggios from a nearby tent had resolved into a sustained chord, a pad that hung in the air like mist. She continued, it was like a monologue that was overheard by someone: "You know how Barlow said, in the Declaration of Independence of Cyberspace... something about it being a new space for the mind. I don't like the word cyberspace, but anyway, it's an infinite space where the mind can expand. What we experienced tonight is showing me that it can be that in an almost literal sense. Our minds explored a whole new territory together. Maybe I'll play with that."
"It's a beautiful thing to explore. Do you think it can lead somewhere, or is it just a 'cyberdelic' experience?"
Lisa hadn't heard the term before. Maybe nobody had. Maybe he'd just coined it, assembled it from available parts. But it worked.
"Perhaps. I don't know yet." She watched a distant drone trace its navigation lights across the airfield, red and green drawing a diagonal through the dark. "But also, you can't just declare independence of cyberspace. You need to build it. Or help build it. It's quite mature already, but it's still sort of a blank canvas."
His phone chimed. He glanced at it and slipped it back into his pocket. "Sorry, I don't want to break your chain of thought. Let's talk while walking. If you have more time to spend with me, I have a perfect thing to finish the evening." A beat. "We'll need to take a shower first, though."
"Sure," she said, standing, brushing grass from her jeans. "You've got me curious."
They walked along the edge of the old taxiway, where the cracked concrete still held traces of the day's heat. Someone had chalked equations across one slab, probably related to the rocket assembly a few villages over. The camp's light pollution was contained and careful, but it still ate the lowest stars; the higher ones burned harder by contrast.
"So what sort of things do you think need to be built?" He made air quotes around the next words. "For 'cyberspace.' I don't like the term either". The walking helped. Ideas moved differently when the body was in motion, looser, less rehearsed. "Well, first we need to encrypt the internet. The whole thing. It's completely surveilled in ways that most people haven't begun to realize. By governments, by private entities. Whoever could gain something from listening is listening, and it's going to get worse. Much worse. Unless we encrypt everything."
He was quiet for a few steps. In any other context, what she'd just said might have sounded like the preamble to a conspiracy theory. Or a privacy buff who didn't fully understand how things worked and saw spooks behind every router. There were plenty of both types here, people with theories, people with suspicions, some of them half-right and half-paranoid. But there were also people like Bill Binney, who'd spent decades inside the apparatus and walked out with receipts. And perhaps because their brainwaves were still a little bit in phase, something in her tone told him she was neither theorist nor buff. She wasn't speculating.
"You know something about this, don't you?"
"A bit." She nodded. "But it's not as interesting as people think. The bureaucracies are like machines. Dumb machines, but enormous, and they thrive on data. People fear what would happen if machines take over, but they don't understand they took over a long time ago." She stepped over a painted line on the tarmac, some remnant of the airfield's former life, guiding aircraft that no longer existed to gates that had been dismantled. "A computer used to be a person. Someone doing calculations on paper. And those calculations are the machines. The algorithm written in royal decrees, in laws and regulations. It happened decades ago, centuries ago, probably. Perhaps when they first started enforcing the use of surnames, so their tax agents could track who owed them what. They've just upgraded from paper to silicon. I've seen the probes. An old version of them."
She surprised herself with the openness. She couldn't really talk to anyone about this. Kevin, yes. And maybe James, although they hadn't really talked, they'd only shared the same knowledge, passed in silence, if he'd understood the USB key she gave him. The thought touched something in her chest and moved on, like a bird landing on a wire and taking off again.
She felt the gravity constant decrease. As if she weighed half her weight and her body wanted to float, to lift off the tarmac the way Orville the cat-drone had lifted off that morning, ungraceful but triumphant, rising on borrowed physics.
"Showers." He pointed to the portable shower pavilion ahead. There was no queue at this hour. Light steam rose from the drainage channels, and Lisa figured there was even some warm water left, a small miracle of diesel and plumbing.
"Meet you here in a bit," he said, and turned left toward the men's side.
Lisa did not know why he'd insisted on the shower. But when the water hit her shoulders and ran down her spine, she understood it in her body before her mind caught up. The heat dissolved something. The spray carried a weight she hadn't realized she was holding, not away exactly, but through, streaming off her skin and spiraling into the drain, joining the runoff of five thousand other people who had come to this field. She felt lighter with each second. Unburdened.
She turned off the tap. The silence was sudden, but in it she could hear the camp breathing around her, generators and music and voices and footsteps, all part of a single organism, temporary and alive. T.A.Z.
She was going to do something very different from now on. Maybe she’ll help build the new space for the mind.

2026-02-05 07:35:05 UTC

I'm looking forward to see Saylor-the-priest doing the bearmarket edition of his mass.
I predict we will hold to hope, maybe a short meditation and then he'll tell us to borrow 1M from our uncle and HODL.

2026-02-05 07:29:19 UTC

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Yup.

2026-02-03 18:54:10 UTC

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Really? I'm still sad about the ICE thing and don't care much about the Epstein thing. I don't think there's too much new or interesting in the Epstein thing.

2026-02-03 18:47:59 UTC

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Always has been

2026-02-02 07:47:03 UTC

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Who's vibe coding Nostr based ride sharing?

2026-02-02 07:11:50 UTC

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Click the link and read

2026-02-01 23:04:11 UTC

If you are stressed about the bear market, you would benefit from the stimulation of the vagus nerve. I made an open-source desktop and Android sw to control the device, so you don't have to sign-up, get locked out when the server or your connection is off. It is easy, now with better UI and works better on background (but for Android, still keep it in the foreground, but it would not stop the stimulation now).
Vagus nerve stimulation is one of the best longevity hacks, helps your body heal by reducing chronic stress.
Android: https://github.com/jooray/PulseLibre
Desktop: https://github.com/jooray/pulse-libre-desktop

2026-02-01 21:39:21 UTC

Signal-summarizer got an upgrade. Better clustering algorithm(s). And it works much better with more recent models.
It is not purely for Signal, if you can get the group messages in a database, it can create you a summary, with links what was discussed, etc.
https://github.com/jooray/signal-summarizer

2026-02-01 18:43:30 UTC

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I know about it. Pretty cool. I'll try to become a provider.
I like Venice's model with DIEM tokens. Refreshing daily credit as long as you hold the token (1 DIEM = 1$ of inference per day). I like that I can run all these models without additional cost. It's basically upfront capital investment.

2026-02-01 18:16:35 UTC

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Hey Nostriches.
Build something cool. Here's an API key:
VENICE-INFERENCE-KEY-O7Rcb8toRQ3F468aQWxIt4j-9zp64hfmiDz7m16UjY
(Not stolen, it is mine, will work until someone consumes the credits - credit limit resets every day at midnight and until the end of February ).
I recommend using Kimi 2.5 or cheaper models, you will burn the tokens very fast with Opus 4.5 or so. Pricing here (so you know how much you're burning):
https://docs.venice.ai/overview/pricing
Rules:
- not many, be mindful of others and me, don't do anything crazy and unethical
- The credits are not unlimited, if you can afford them or have a subscription, use that, this is to enable people who can't afford a subscription to use premier models (Opus, GPT-5.2, Kimi 2.5, ...)
Recommendation: Create something cool. Nostr / Bitcoin / Freedom expanding code. Pull requests. Open source software. Art. Whatever. Bless us with your creations 😃
Posting what you created as a reply is appreciated, as are zaps. Have fun!
Howtos:
Kimi-cli: nevent1qgsd4dkxqewy8xum47ctpu0ltgxxsfemeewpjkdyzk9ddfcg286s0dspzamhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuurjd9kkzmpwdejhgtcqyptxyrlv4ue9tv46pz4njy2v4zg5vy4yk9p37977lq7ngmsjyd8ux433kwp
Claude Code: https://docs.venice.ai/overview/guides/claude-code

2026-02-01 18:13:18 UTC

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If you want to run Kimi-2.5 with kimi-cli through
Venice.ai (who have deployed the model really fast), you need this small change:
https://github.com/MoonshotAI/kimi-cli/pull/782
Then it works flawlessly.
So far I'm quite happy about it and it's much cheaper than the frontier models, but I don't think it's much worse.
Here's my model grading:
#nevent1q…mtkd

2026-01-31 07:57:27 UTC

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Why don't they just write he murdered her?

2026-01-31 07:52:51 UTC

Maybe it's time to listen to this again.
(Yes, I know I created it, but I created it for myself mostly @npub1sen…wdtx ).
https://lnbeats.com/album/dc8be3c9-00cf-5c8d-8db5-717b25118a8b
https://youtu.be/cWO08RexBLg

2026-01-30 21:41:03 UTC

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That would be very interesting to me. Thank you

2026-01-29 19:41:47 UTC

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#nevent1q…sg2x

2026-01-29 19:41:22 UTC

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#nevent1q…sg2x

2026-01-29 15:54:51 UTC

New AI model ranking (my methodology).
KC - Kimi Code (kimi-cli)
OC - Opencode
CC - Claude Code
Tasks:
1. reverse engineering of non open source chrome extension doing advanced zero knowledge math (PeerAuth)
2. understanding and auditing solidity smart contracts and attestations (related to PeerAuth)
Kimi-cli with Kimi 2.5 surprised me, it even found something that no other model noticed.
Note - this is not coding, it wrote a paper, based on how it understood and reverse engineered code.
https://blossom.primal.net/a7ed49323e61b0caf4d603af0e15f7dfbb2363071c99c01d969da6fae3ee9380.png

2026-01-28 21:42:42 UTC

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Yes, should be possible too, but I haven't looked into it yet.

2026-01-28 21:04:47 UTC

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#nevent1q…tmh0

2026-01-28 21:03:54 UTC

New project!
Are the e-shops you are trying to pay suddenly trying to KYC you for buying alpaca socks with Bitcoin? Yes, that's the new regulation. They should of course go self-custodial, run @nprofile…xhfg and none of this applies (it only applies to to payment gateways who are providing gateway services for third parties).
But running BtcpayServer is not always easy, especially if you are just starting to accept Bitcoin. VPS, docker, running your nodes (although it's possible without). And maybe you don't have people who would run it for you.
But since we have @nprofile…puz0 now, we can do something magical - use Cashu mints' lightning capability to accept Bitcoin, anonymously. And run the payment gateway the same way we run the e-shop - on a $3/month PHP hosting.
Enter CashuPayServer - a simplified Lightning gateway, compatible with BTCPayServer Greenfield API (so yes, your WooCommerce, etc. is supported out of the box), by basically unpacking a .zip in your webhost and going through a simple wizard.
And if you run Wordpress, it's even easier, because CashuPayServer installs as a plug-in (and if you have BTCPay plug-in as well, it autoconfigures it for you).
You can withdraw your Cashu tokens to a lightning address, BOLT-11 invoice, as cashu tokens. You can enable autowithdrawal.
Free and open-source. Self-custody possible, if you run your own mint. Autowithdraw lowers the custody risk.
Warning, version 0.1-alpha that is out is very alpha, no one besides me in localhost has tested it.
I will present it tomorrow at Cashu dev call. Pull requests welcome. And if you want to see the checkout flow for yourself, go to donate section.
Links: https://cashupayserver.org/
Repo: https://github.com/jooray/cashupayserver
I have also released a few supplemental repos, such as https://github.com/jooray/cashu-wallet-php
Yes, I know many people think that PHP sucks. But it's literally unzip and run on the hosting you already have.
For anything more sophisticated, run BTCPayServer, it is much better and battle-tested (I run it myself). I created this as a fun project to help small businesses accept Bitcoin without the complexity of running infrastructure.
There are a few things this can do out of the box though (even less tested). Some mints can mint you euro and usd tokens. If you are not ready for Bitcoin volatility, and you want certainty of value evaporation of fiat, it is possible. You get the customers that want to pay with Lightning, but get euros or usd. I don't recommend doing that, but it's an option.
Again - ⚠️ #reckless. Not battle-tested. Feedback and pull requests wanted. I will probably not add many more features. For features, go to btcpay.
Introductory video:
https://cashupayserver.org/cashupay-video.mp4

2026-01-27 16:19:42 UTC

Wow
https://hackingpassion.com/linux-inside-pdf/

2026-01-27 16:04:36 UTC

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I'm not saying it's bad. I'm saying it's much worse than state of art (Opus 4.5).

2026-01-27 12:31:17 UTC

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https://cypherpunk.today/static/chat.html#cryptoanarchy-nonreasoning
https://blossom.primal.net/4f9716868591bc568c74dc25a5f474804dd8e5d53bd119fd3c164d06cece9739.png

2026-01-27 11:47:25 UTC

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Did you compare to Claude Opus 4.5?

2026-01-27 08:55:05 UTC

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That's already old news, that's how they actually train the robots. Like self driving cars for example.

2026-01-27 08:54:13 UTC

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Personal Paraguay

2026-01-27 08:53:40 UTC

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I don't care about most people, I care about my convenience.

2026-01-27 08:48:30 UTC

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There will be more. Because for some apps they work unless you try to login again

2026-01-27 08:46:56 UTC

ChatGPT has lost this round hard.
Gemini and Claude are much better. Gemini for voice and images and general research, Claude as an "AGI" - great at coding but pretty much anything.
How are the open models doing? What is the best?

2026-01-26 17:53:46 UTC

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10 pro fold here
Very good experience
The only quirk is face id - which I don't use (and I think you can't) but some apps see it's there and won't want to use anything else.
And app attestation is becoming a problem.
https://juraj.bednar.io/en/blog-en/2025/12/08/the-internet-and-computers-arent-what-they-used-to-be-why-your-apps-stopped-working-hardware-attestation/

2026-01-26 16:33:18 UTC

I hate "login with e-mail" (too slow, copy pasting codes, omg)
I hate passcodes (hard to export, sync between devices)
What's wrong with the good old random password saved in password manager?
What has this world become?
#firstworldproblems

2026-01-26 16:32:55 UTC

Bullish

2026-01-26 11:32:10 UTC

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It's not ok.
And why fight them anyway, they are merchants. Just don't buy the drugs from them if you don't want them, dear government.

2026-01-26 10:06:48 UTC

We have AGI, but we don't have Artificial physical capability.

2026-01-23 06:58:35 UTC

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Core dev of MeshCore is working on a Bitchat repeater that is pure bt, but it needs some more love. Better gain bt dongle and antenna should do at least 500m, maybe 1km radius purely on Bluetooth.
MeshCore has huge range, we've done 400km with just a handful of repeaters.

2026-01-23 06:52:00 UTC

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Who? The criminal has the face of your buddy from high school.
And is probably from a country that did not pass the law.
This is pure placebo

2026-01-23 06:50:40 UTC

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Thanks!

2026-01-22 22:40:27 UTC

New version of Bitchat-MeshCore bridge.
More stable connection, discoverability fixes, more supported HW.
Repo moved to: https://github.com/jooray/MeshCore-BitChat
Check releases and documentation. I also updated the blog:
https://juraj.bednar.io/en/blog-en/2026/01/18/bridging-bitchat-and-meshcore-resilient-communication-when-you-need-it-most/
SK: https://juraj.bednar.io/blog/2026/01/18/prepojenie-bitchat-a-meshcore/
See you at #mesh - both BitChat and MeshCore! ❤️

2026-01-22 15:48:27 UTC

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AI agents now speak applescript. :)

2026-01-22 15:47:42 UTC

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The law don't save you

2026-01-22 12:45:36 UTC

Wow. The "Help I am on vacation and need money" - now with deepfake video of your face and voice.
We live in the future. Even in the future of scams.
"In the incident, a tech firm employee was luredinto a Zoom call where deepfake videos of company executives were used to build trust. During the meeting, the victim was persuaded to install what was claimed to be a Zoom microphone extension but was actually a malicious AppleScript file that triggered a multi-stage malware infection on their macOS device."
https://www.paubox.com/blog/north-korean-hackers-use-deepfakes-in-zoom-calls-to-target-mac-users

2026-01-22 12:42:43 UTC

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Yes, read the blog, there are even links to devices.

2026-01-22 12:41:35 UTC

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Or better yet - take a break for 30 minutes and take a walk. The limits are per 5 hour window. It might actually keep me sane, working on 7 projects at a time is quite taxing, context switching is hard :).

2026-01-22 08:52:21 UTC

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Sounds like a narco

2026-01-21 23:50:34 UTC

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Not any Meshcore, this bridge specifically. Original meshcore knows nothing about Bitchat
And it has many bugs, looking forward to pull requests.

2026-01-21 23:48:11 UTC

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Still much more than 100 or 200 per month. I have many busy days...

2026-01-21 08:37:52 UTC

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First of all, although I like @nprofile…nj96 a lot, I'm a fanboy of @nprofile…rzrk who I consider a spiritual leader of the cypherpunk movement. He teaches in code.
Second, about the range, you clearly have no idea what you're talking about:).
And we're building it for the people shown on the picture below. How many of them have a battery powered Lora device in their pocket? Hopefully at least one. How many of them have a phone with Bluetooth? 100%.
So take your head out of your ass, we're not building for your apartment to chat with your friends, there's a whole world out there that needs this yesterday. To know where the cops shooting to civilians are, if the communications work, if the flights after flying, which grocery store has food.
https://blossom.primal.net/0decc4b4688e64ba038d88222c4f2f23f7171ef8bae65d13b1651f004d5bddd9.jpg

2026-01-21 08:32:17 UTC

What surprised me in Thailand: roads being repaired 24/7. Like, at 4 AM with massive spotlights, crews are hustling.
When you've got expensive machinery, you can find people because they are relatively cheap. But someone has to find workers. Leaving an excavator or mixer parked is just irresponsible use of capital goods.
And when robots take over, maybe we will finally have decent roads. Remember, built by humans, robots and companies. Not states.
Coming to the European Union in 2057. 🚧🤖😂

2026-01-21 07:10:08 UTC

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Tooling Claude code. Model Opus 4.5.
But with the plan I don't pay per token. And I pay much less with the subscription than I would pay per token.

2026-01-21 00:05:52 UTC

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The only problem is Claude code is next level. Both the model and the tooling. If I paid per tokens with Opus 4.5 (I tried), I'd burn a hundred dollars per day. Using inferior model or tooling is a waste of my time, it is really that much better.
So I've gotta play by their rules. I'm not even on their highest program yet.

2026-01-20 14:00:02 UTC

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I tried to build the network without success, too few people too far away. And then some people built basically a country-wide MeshCore network. Network effects beat beauty of technology all the time. I need to work with something that people actually use.

2026-01-20 13:59:13 UTC

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