mleku

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Fire births Earth, Earth bears Metal, Metal carries Water, Water feeds Wood, Wood fuels Fire.

Fire melts Metal, Metal cuts Wood, Wood breaks Earth, Earth dams Water, Water quenches Fire.

coherence=determinism

incoherence=nondeterminism

open sesame, treasure mountain

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2026-03-04 20:03:59 UTC

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yeah. the online version will come first. it will only be single player also because there is no point putting people together until they have a skill level established. the game engine already is designed to keep tempo with the skill level of the player, in fact most of the game has already been made. i don't want to drop it without the book to go with it though, as the two things are connected and the book gives you models that you will be able to build up the bonding between the two maps, the game structure, and the theory it is related to.
the game really should be fully fleshed out first though. so, new players can only play against the dynamically adjusting strategy of the computer player. once the player's track record is determined and their skill at all 5 elements of the game are established, then the game can use nostr events containing players scores to evaluate users to find partners who are able to help the player build. so, if you are shit at fire, but good at wood/water/metal/earth, a player who is shit hot at fire, but not so good at the ones you are good at, you have a good match, as your different play styles will complement and help you train up more. the levels will count too, players will be matched by their scores cumulative sum being within a close range, so you are paired with someone who isn't going to knock you over instantly, or you them.
yes i thought it through deeply already, two weeks ago. i am so looking forward to unleashing it.

2026-03-04 18:56:23 UTC

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i've got an interesting game designed that is based on the principles of Go combined with the Wu Xing diagram (pentagon with reverse star inside it). it's part of a complete multidisciplinary package that goes with a book i'm in the last stage of editing out the AI voice that built the structure and put decent content in it. the book is called The Manipulation Protocol and the game ties in with the whole structure of the theory and teaches you how to think in wu xing, and as well, the book has a psychology oriented model, a machine learning parallel model with it, it has this model melded with ba gua zhang, systema, and some other internal martial arts, showing how the same map works with those different martial arts, and the game is the last piece which teaches you strategic thinking with the same model.
i'll probably have the revision done in a few weeks, and i'm going to make a decentralised production system for producing the parts of the game so it can expand to multiple providers for each part and protect it against regional instability causing supply breaks. the book, too, i will start with a platform, but probably expand it to run on nostr marketplaces as well, and find a few print-on-demand providers to enable resilient access to the physical hard copy, make a bundle, as well, where you get the game and the physical book in one package.
and yes, the game, i will make a web app based version that you can play in real time on nostr.
it's gonna be absolutely killer this book. i hope i can get it all together soon. i think it will be a viral sensation.

2026-03-01 06:17:11 UTC

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magnesium (bis)glycinate is the best. all other forms osmotically absorb into the intestinal membranes and cause laxative effects. the magnesium goes in but doesn't detach from its chelate form until it is in the blood, and the glycine has other benefits that help it be absorbed without sending you to the crapper.

2026-02-28 14:36:51 UTC

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there is an error in thinking that is naive and almost universal.
looking at the states (zero crossings) instead of the peaks (which is one more. 2 dimensions, 4 "states" and 5 transitions between them.
at the base of the 2, 3, 5 is 0 and 8. no coincidence that 8 is rotated to the opposite of 0.
hitler was focused on the integers. the shadow cabal used the imaginary numbers to circle him and neutralise him and win control over the time between 1945 and ... well, ya know, there is a calculus to this. hitler's defeat marked the point of transition. 4 years later we got the CIA and around that time, the league of nations turned into the UN.
it changes the whole equation when you realise that the dark cabal was the exact inversion of the outward goals of nazism's philosophy. bring it all down to zero and you decide where the process goes after that. they intentionally propped him up as their negative image. the humans stuck in their left/right paradigm which defines the polarity of the time since. but the inversion comes again soon. not sure when that is exactly, between 2028 and 2036 maybe.

2026-02-28 14:20:13 UTC

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did i just sound like i said "hitler was right"? he was, in the light. but he was wrong in the dark.

2026-02-25 16:02:48 UTC

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same deal with God. he can project a person. that's how we are "created in His image" it's the projection. we are a lower dimensional, simpler version, with a smaller pattern.
we can embody a small piece of God. this is what righteous means.

2026-02-25 16:01:21 UTC

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person is a mask. the being is the memory, both internal and the memory that others store of that being.
what you are is an animal. who you are is a projection that is more or less disjoint.

2026-02-25 15:55:49 UTC

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God is the limit of optimizing coherence in every direction. God is infinity. God is an attractor, not a person, a basin that you sink into if you stringently purify yourself and master the knowledge applied in motion of His Law.

2026-02-24 05:26:34 UTC

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it's a disease. it's one thing to open your mouth and hold. it's another to breathe in and out at the same time, and then, even worse, is the breathing is fast and shallow and causes chronic hypocapnia, or like the screeching harpies, hyperventilating, and also being hyperoxidative.

2026-02-17 15:36:40 UTC

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hard to say what the difference is. comrade is from the root of com- meaning "together" and rad- which in nordic means "to roll" and in modern yugoslavian means "to work" or "to enjoy" enjoy in the sense of consuming experience together.

2026-02-15 11:22:46 UTC

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that's right, you can't poison an axiom that has already been elucidated. you can only try to cover it in impurities that prevent it from growing into a pure crystal.

2026-02-12 18:36:24 UTC

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Except getting social consensus is deliberately extremely difficult. I mean, since Satoshi vanished, how many protocol changes have happened? Two?

2026-02-07 09:48:28 UTC

PSA: bitcoin core != bitcoin
#nevent1q…5pyv

2026-02-07 09:47:14 UTC

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*bitcoin core
you don't pivot from this much skill development. this is the first defection.

2026-02-07 09:35:09 UTC

i think very likely i get my starlink on monday, it has exited germany yesterday and it's only about 10h by road from there.

2026-02-07 09:17:20 UTC

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that's why moltbook. normalize nontechnical use for convenience.
the tax and debasement syphon feeding hyperscalers is also impeding access to HBM ddr5 and faster memory. the cost for usable 128gb unified memory systems is rapidly rising. i wish i could get one. they are enough for developing optimizations like not encoding thinking to natural language, and the other is refining training algorithms that shortcut the model learning.
if we can update models with retraining on new inputs to days instead of months we can self host. and our models can get more and more efficient and correct.

2026-02-07 09:09:42 UTC

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i think israel also

2026-02-07 09:05:43 UTC

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https://relay.orly.dev/blossom/27e344d5ba582add31e859a94ec1fc3156f566dd3b165390573919d2086abc76.png

2026-02-07 09:05:12 UTC

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p2spkh is the right name, pay to schnorr public key hash
anyone want to join the campaign?

2026-02-07 09:02:38 UTC

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contain via coopting. so fund blockstream's taproot exploit of segwit, push covenants.
how do we apply countermeasures? first is wallets and coin control. second is pushing for a new legacy p2pkh using schnorr. deprecate segwit and taproot and fork everything to drop in replacements that use quantum safe p2pkh, enforce one tx per secret key. migrate/upgrade lightning to use the new hash protected schnorr and if one company could get 15% node adoption, we can do the same as a mass and drive miners to upgrade.
segwit -> taproot -> covenants is the cooption path to turn bitcoin into a shitcoin ponzi enabler. right now there is no competing initiative.

2026-02-07 08:43:20 UTC

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initial results seem to be 2-4x slower. so i'm gonna work on optimizations... most are probably due to memory allocation

2026-02-07 08:22:34 UTC

making progress on my 64 bit limbs, glv/strauss/wnaf optimization. soon i will have pure go implementation that is competitive against the c version, and i will also build out the 32 bit variant to use this special optimization in wasm for web apps.

2026-02-07 08:09:39 UTC

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i probably need one of these duffel bags. biggest problem these days is so much polyester and nylon, finally got some merino thermal pants yesterday. i could only find them at a boutique high end outdoor/climbing gear shop 300km away in zagreb.

2026-02-07 07:57:16 UTC

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remember the grateful meme poisoning during covid?

2026-02-07 07:40:59 UTC

a croatian catholic pope john paul framed poster reminded me that ivan is the most common form of the name john in slavic languages. pavel or as in yugo, pavao, is paul.

2026-02-07 07:33:40 UTC

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breaking people's ability to think is far more powerful than force.

2026-02-07 07:29:45 UTC

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yup. same deal as building nostr and bitcoin apps. who builds, controls.

2026-02-07 07:20:07 UTC

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that efficiency was my main point. its only +20`C but that is more than 20x energy.

2026-02-07 07:18:10 UTC

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copies of old diesel lada niva with the siberia crank. even the electric ignition systems stert to fail at -30`C. and the honda single cylinder gasoline bike motors up to 250cc, with emp hardened condensers and generators. both would be very easy to fabricate with cncs and frames built by hand, plastic body panels...
i think it would be smart to also have horses and ponies and sheep for cold, and gypsy style recycled car wheel buggies.
i love diy tech. like you say, similar to ghost guns. cars and bikes that can be built in metal workshops, simplified and robust. self custody is a thing for transport too. nostr is diy comms

2026-02-07 07:07:26 UTC

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and already banned in the eu... practically only motorcycles are still built without computers.
this killswitch stuff is bad but wait until big city peak hour x8 flare on the highways, and electric cars dominate. people marching 20 miles to find shelter in -15`C even if you somehow have something without a computer it can only be diesels that can run without power for ignition. and of those, none have cranks, meaning you need a hill start.
i rate it less than 5 years before mass casualties from computerised transport.

2026-02-07 06:53:54 UTC

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you should check out this explainer of group theory https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mH0oCDa74tE
it's a lot more intuitive than you probably think it is. symmetry, axioms, permutations. group theory is what you are alluding to. it's practically fundamental to physics too, and actually is lower level than algebra. the numbers, counting, cardinal numbers are the seed of it.

2026-02-07 06:19:37 UTC

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i posted this just two days ago. we beat the cooption by building. who builds the systems, sets their trajectory.

2026-02-06 22:13:11 UTC

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claude code is amazing. my big challenge is evaluating the priorities. i tend to scatter because my bucket list is 10pt font 6 feet long. with claude i pick at tte low hanging fruit.
every iteration it compounds.
this tool is amazing. but few people really get how to use it. i've practically got tte capability of a small team now. i see what otter people are doing. they don't understand what ttey are trying to build. the llm is a mirror.

2026-02-06 19:41:58 UTC

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yes. orly dynamically loads it. i'm workdng on implementing it in go.

2026-02-06 16:46:54 UTC

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peter wuile's glv strauss wnaf optimization more than ten times as fast as btcec

2026-02-06 15:46:23 UTC

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you are such an intellingent, thoughtful and literate person. i wish i could be like you.

2026-02-06 06:32:11 UTC

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concern trolling is toxic, wanna keep digging?

2026-02-06 05:02:50 UTC

seeing a prominent nostr ecash influencoor pimping Azure "trusted computing" systems as a solution for ecash trust issues really reminds me.
calling what are perfectly valid points against this, and explaining why nostr and ecash are both metadata collection honeypots, that depend on scrupulous relay and mint operators, and software that facilitates their honorable defense of user metadata, "word salad" just shows what heartless, arrogant pricks, and borderline psychopathic, dominates the promoted dialog going on on the internet.
what we plebs lack in access to the fiat liquidity torrent, marketing deceptive, and destructive ideas to continue to compromise the spirit of all of these, of bitcoin, of lightning, of nostr and of ecash, we have in numbers, creativity and our lesser visibility means that for the enemy, our countermeasures, as they come, are going to, by their perception "come out of nowhere" and there will be a million satoshis, coding our way out of their cage.
i can't emphasise this enough. if you want to see bitcoin succeed, you have to build. you have to understand the real strategic and tactical landscape, dominated by peoplle with access to the infinity fiat that they have, and in some cases as became very public a few days ago, due to their utter lack of moral fibre, thinking they can just ignore the voices pointing out the deception and fuckery going on.
it is a lucky thing i was born with the capacity to look evil and ugliness right in the face, to put my nose right in the shit, to be comfortable with the shadow side of life, the recycler, that i am fairly uniquely equipped to assess and make suggestions about how we can defend ourselves.
at this time as the fiat leveraged "investors" are panicking as the higher interest rates and teetering economy continue to present massive headwinds to the anti-inflationary thesis from being visible to the common eye, whose fiat poisoned modern monetary theory training and propaganda makes them blind to, just remember. 58k gang is a thing. the reason is, that all of the bitcoin that is held in the hands of the plebs, is not going back on the market, except briefly, and as much as possible, no just replaced (spend and replace) but whenever a bitcoin sale is on again, the ratchet continues to wind upwards, and will once again "surprise" everyone, because it's no obvious to their narcissistic minds, that we are legion, and they are few. we are the ants, they are the parasitic grasshoppers, robbing us of our wealth. once enough of us grow the balls, and receive the inspiration for effective countermeasures, they are toast.
we will win, because we don't have weak, centralized networks. we are horizontally organised.

2026-02-06 04:43:35 UTC

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lightning is private by design, and zaps cannot be verified. it is the lowest signal data on the relays.

2026-02-06 04:42:23 UTC

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the "adopters" are really "coopters" and all they see is an "asset" that they can squeeze and milk to stop the wealth escaping their control grid.

2026-02-06 04:41:35 UTC

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and clawdbot is a distraction from the fact that they are very close to pushing OP_CTV into the protocol land turning it into ethereum, displacing all self custody/sovereignty that satoshi's genius invention enablled.

2026-02-06 04:39:59 UTC

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it was almost a year of frequent spikes in fee rates thanks to blockstream pushing taproot with its unlimited witness push, that really harmed reputation and price as a hard asset. between segwit and taproot, the marks of attempting to turn bitcoin into a stock market order book processing system are obvious to anyone.
none of this is helping, and it's my view, that what we need, more than anything, is a new reference implementation, with all of the efficient algorithms in core, but in a more accessible language, and a more open, modular design that encourages more devs to join the work and continue to improve the defence of the monetary use case, and deprecating the infestation of fiat shitcoinery, and to effectively apply pressure against this shitcoin non-monetary use case by sheer force of numbers and squeeze more and more of that trash to the back of the mempool queue, forever.
i'm not well funded or promoted to do this work, but i know the codebase of btcd and btcwallet, inside and out, i did a massive, comprehensive fork for a PoW bitcoin fork back kin 2018-2021, and i have long wanted to fork all of that shit, btcd, btcwallet, and lnd, all of them primarily presided over by one of the "coinventors" Olalua Osuntukun aka Roasbeef, and having tried to contribute PRs to resolve outstanding issues, important ones for deveolpers, especially, and been stonewalled and ignored, i basicallly gave up on it, but i can say right now that if you offered me 24k euro annual pay, ideally weeklly, i would fix all of that shit and make it BETTER than core, in every way. faster, less buggy, more user friendly, more privacy protecting. without a second thought.
but of course, tptb don't want htat, and it should be obvious that Warsh saying "i'm not afraid of bitcoin" means their strategists are confident that their ongoing compromise of the protocol, and the userbase, is far from showing any signs of failure, and those who could fund the work i could do, do not want to, and those who would want to, can't.
but who knows what blessings may appear when one doggedlly persists in doing whatever they can to turn the ship around away from the field of fiat icebergs. never give up. never surrender. never compromise the core principles and ethics, and put the pedal to the metall, enabling the plebs to prevaill over the pompous, baby raping shit eaters who are currently successfully dominating.

2026-02-06 04:29:02 UTC

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she certainly wasn't the pure kind soul that the catholic orthodoxy promotes. not exactly a bill gates vaccinating and sterilising thousands of indian women but not the saint she is painted to be. under the facade, not what the propaganda says.

2026-02-06 04:17:57 UTC

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ok, i guess there is enough pectin in the stuff you use. it just sorta looked like you overcooked it is all.

2026-02-05 19:44:14 UTC

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it was because epstein gave people like Back and the Blockstream company, that we have taproot. i'm pretty sure other shitcoiners like Ver and their ilk also got funding from that. more than likely, more than a few shitcoiners also got slathered in fiat to build their retarded ponzi schemes.
the cost of building is so much lower now, none of you have any excuse. if you have a single shred of inclination to try to make a useful thing that works with bitcoin, in the way that you believe it should, DO IT!

2026-02-05 19:41:37 UTC

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myself, i hope my next pay or three comes at this price level (though not so much it strains the capital of my employer) because when it bounces, as it inevitably will around 58k, the level that most hodlers coins were bought at, it's gonna be dizzying how fast coins bought at that level at the botttom appreciate.

2026-02-05 19:39:32 UTC

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you know what the most important action bitcoiners need to take, to defend bitcoin?
B U I L D
nobody has any excuse anymore. anyone with basic computer skills can build apps that work with bitcoin. claude opus can fling out a bitcoin wallet in a matter of a few hours.
why did segwit and taproot and all that spammy shitcoinery happen to bitcoin?
because the hodlers just buy it, and hold it, and are doing nothing to protect this use case by B U I L D I N G.

2026-02-05 19:36:04 UTC

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yeah, i had the same thought too and it was largely true. but i think the picture has changed, because the players in bitcoin market now still are essentially not seeing bitcoin as a commodity, and so they race to gold and silver first, as it's written in all their texts that it's a hard commodity, but none of the texts or writers or podcasters are saying this about bitcoin in fiat casino land.
note that while the metals went sharply up first, they also went sharply down first. the typical advice pegs bitcoin as a "keep 1-5%" asset, and so, when leveraged bets on metals went south, they liquidated this "unimportant, volatile, commodity-like asset", which then has triggered a liquidation cascade that we are seeing now.
as far as i can tell, the whole 58k gang meme is about what the price level is in this cycle. the people who are holding, bought in under there, and they aren't selling. but the fiat finance "get your 1-5% allocation" followers, bought in at that level so they are under water.
once all those clowns are flushed out, it will bounce violently.

2026-02-05 19:25:01 UTC

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just like me at age 4, sneaking away from my dad's workshop with a saw or a hammer or something, going out into the garden and using it on trees and plants, or scraps of building materials. i got into so much trouble for that.
what was painful for me was that he never saw himself as a teacher, and my demands to be taught, as frivolous, even pahtological distractions. or, sometimes he would "try" to teach me something, and it bored the shit out of me because i never got to use my hands to do any of the work.
and it only continued as i discovered, in australian society, the thing that the socialist politicians want to control most is wage prices, and so to pump the wages for workers, to make the numbers in the financial reports good, they deliberately cultivate a population of idle people who they pay to stay unemployed, and of those, some are kept in that box their whole life. i got to age 36, and the only ongoing employment i was ever able to hold for more than a year at a time, every 5 years, or so, was when i just went out and adveritsed my services as a tech support, and i was an absolute fire tech support and trainer, i could not reach enough customers to become financially independent.
so, you see where this goes in my mind. the more you can make the child feel like they are doing valuable work, the more you prepare them for their adult life. this is why to many i seem like a child, with poor discipline and time management.
i was denied the responsibility. i only got hold of it because i figured out their game, found a hole in their system, used i to acquire the funds, to move to another country, where i quickly discovered htat everywhere else in the world, it's easy to get work.
not in australia, and certainly not for a compulsively curious, and constantly ridiculed and bullied individual like me. they stole 30 years of my life. so i am saying all thtis, ot reinforce my point, about how harmful it is to a child to not give them work. and i could also point out the same thing happens with dogs, and the reason why i hate people's pet dogs yapping in their yards so much, a) it's irritating, and distracting, b) the animal is clearly distressed, which triggers a mirroring response of that pain in me, and c) it's a microcosm of my suffering in life.
dog lovers don't get that. but i can guarantee you that if you actually lived around a lot of them, the forced idleness and confinement, in some cases, never let out of a tiny enclosure next to the house like in Madeira, is for me the symbol of the neglect of life that fiat promotes.

2026-02-05 19:14:04 UTC

i encountered this issue exactly a couple years ago while working for a shitcoin project. the "smart contract" programmer could not understand why it bothered me so much this business of all the data being online and some "smart contract" doing things that should only be done by humans.
shitcoiners main damage is they do not understand the concept of self custody. the whole trajectory of shitcoins has been about slowly, quietly, rugging the users of their agency and ownership. and imagine how much worse it is now, during that 2 years, 2023-2024, as LLMs were starting to mature enough to be useful, they were all champing at the bit to shove all of the "work" to agents powered by LLMs that are basically black boxes, we still don't even fully understand how they work, btw.
the first step was segwit: creating a way to increase block size and shove arbitrary crap in it.
second step was taproot: with no push limit for witness, they were able to put media filles onto the chain
third step, the shit they shove into the witness is binary code compiled from some Rust based "smart contract" language like the ones i was being nagged to learn how to code, which are the most convoluted, useless programming languages ever made. literally glorified database programs. these require a mechanism like OP_CTV to enable.
why they are so excited about all this shit is that shitcoins are all at step 3, and with agent scripts controlling LLMs it's all woo magic fully autonomous, doesn't need humans to click buttons or write code. and then they can sit on their thrones, paid for by the wealth they rugged from retail, and wave a magic wand and watch numbers go up and pretend they are billionaire central bankers.
and that's what's the most toxic thing at the center of the shitcoin impulse. they are role playing themselves as Rothschilds and Rockefellers and Bushes and Clintons, fantasizing about getting all their fetishes satisfied.
they don't care about people having sovereignty. they believe in MMT and don't understand the purpose of saving. they don't belong in bitcoin.
but bitcoin, as i just described, is now 50% of the way to shitcoin, and the last part is right in front of us, while people who are now known to have been at those "wild parties" and getting involved with creepy flesh trading and eugenics shit. just like their heroes.
#nevent1q…9ut7

2026-02-05 19:00:59 UTC

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haha. yeah, i think partly why i always got caught in smiles was because she would coo to me while she was making the shots. this one time, i just was wanting to get dressed again and she had trouble probably because it was a close shot and maybe took a bit to get the lens to focus right, and adjust the aperture etc.
mobile phones are always so pretty and glossy and shiny and have these strange lights on one side with shapes and colors and all that. maybe it would be worth gettting a camera camera, i remember my mother had this tiny silver sony camera with 3x zoom or so, it took great photos, and a dedicated photo taking device would be differentiated from the phone which is constantly around.

2026-02-05 18:55:29 UTC

one of the things i am looking forward to, in the even that the global disaster does strike while i'm still alive, is applying all of the science i know, especially chemistry, i want to learn how to make ceramics, glass, refine and forge metals, and similar, as these will be very necessary things to be able to know how to do, and not many people have the memory for the general principles and a sufficient amount of this knowledge that i can "rediscover" how to do things, and help my tribe re-establish the required technologies in order to survive better and be able to live healthy.
of course, if i had the money right now, i'd already be learning these things, and i have in mind that the first priority is animal husbandry, because, like Noah, i'm gonna have all the small ruminants and land fowl (maybe pigeons too) which have so many uses, the meat, the fats, the bones, the hides and the hair and feathers. this is where i'm going to be focusing first, with sheep for meat and milk and insulating wool for clothing and padding and liners.
after that, i want to start learning how to build furnaces and kilns, i want to learn how to make charcoal for purification, and carbonise natural fibres to use to strengthen cements and polymers for non-metal reinforced construction, and start to learn how to recycle and reforge metals. mostly copper, tin, zinc, lead and iron, as especially iron and copper, are critical materials for tools and weapons, and yeah, furnaces can be used to extract fairly pure potassium hydroxide, which can be used to make soaps, and other materials too, like making lime for cement, out of bones.
i don't want to see out the end of my days, and not see a forge, soap making, and all that other cool stuff, not already into process with all the babies being born and people learning how to hunt, cook, forge and craft local materials into essentials for life.
i also have realised i really really really need to get better with calculus and number theory. i watched a great presentation that explained number group theory, and i was like, oh, it's about symmetry and stuff like commutability, identities, and such. so i'm gonna be digging into that too. and i want to build a collection of physical books, and make sure they are secure, and amply redundant copies so that when we have no more market or big human population to provide us with education, i can do somehing towards propagating that.
i want to do it anyway, even if the disaster doesn't my lifetime. i want to be able to be in such isolated places, and for our tribe to thrive.
that's why i talk about the science stuff so much, especially chemistry and physics. our modern world is what it is because of all the curiosity and questions of smart guys, and it would be terrible if for whatever reason, too much of that gets lost. this is also why i feel blessed with this crazy good memory, and visual thinking ability. i will be indispensible to anyone needing to find ways to solve problems and make life better when there is no more factories or mines or shops to buy things. for that all to be useful, i have to prioritise what i acquire strong experience in too, so that with that most concretely useful part of my knowledge, enabling actual survival...

2026-02-05 18:39:35 UTC

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my mother took many photos of me as a child, there is even one photo of me about a month old or so, all red and rosy from a bath, but almost every photo she ever took i was grinning like a buddha. excep this one, where i'm on a blanket on the ground, arching my arms, head and legs upwards so all my weight was on my torso, and i had a frown on my face. she told me that she was spending a lot of time fiddling with her SLR film camera and i stopped smiling and had angry face.
it must be a thing, learning how to operate the legs and arms and neck.

2026-02-05 18:35:26 UTC

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i like the smell of it (earl grey tea) but i never saw what it looks like before either until you posed the photos. why it's not commonly seen is because it's so bitter it's unbearable, it will make you gag, it was bred (i believe) for the perfume and not for eating.

2026-02-05 18:31:31 UTC

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almost everything that you put on your skin leaves a coating of residue, firstly, that's why hair and skin smell like the shower gel/shampoo afterwards.
the sulfur that is bonded to the (synthetic) fatty acids (refined from petroleum) are fully saturated, long fatty acid chains, and so they are more polar than plant/animal fats (stronger oil dissolving ability) and the sulfur bonds to one end of it, forming a negative pole to the molecule, making it highly soluble in water.
so it penetrates into your skin a lot further, and the whole reason why so many products say "SLS free" and similar declarations is because this has been found to decrease the control your skin (under the dead layer) membranes have to stop harmful chemicals.
you may have heard of stuff called "DMSO" which is a close relative of the substance MSM (internally, both have similar effects), and famously Abbie Hoffman, in his book Steal This Book suggested the idea of mixing LSD with DMSO, as the amount of LSD required to dose someone is in the range of 100-200mcg, a tiny flagment of the size of a fine salt grain, and painting this mix onto the door handles of houses and cop cars (Jello Biafra wrote a song about it titled DMSO) and in the song he mentions "mix it with lemonjuice, put it on your fingertips and you will taste the lemon".
now, that sounds bizarre and kinda unbelievable, but i am pretty sure it's true, because back in the bad old days, i used to inject methamphetamine, often contaminated with solvents, especially acetone, and when we pushed the plunger down and got all of it into the blood, within about 5-10 seconds you'd get this cold/hot sensation in your throat as the blood carried it into your lungs, and the low boiling temp acetone would get into your air, and then you felt it in your throat.
so, it's the same thing, and the same element (sulfur) which is extremely polar (there is no saturation level of mixing between sulfuric acid and water, you can drive almost all of the water off to get what is called "oleum" because it is very oily and viscous), and in fact, without at least something like 20% or so of water in it, it actually isn't corrosive, unless it gets on something with water that it can dissolve into. which ultimately will happen with a little time if you get it on your skin.

2026-02-05 18:20:21 UTC

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my mother was a huge fan of pressure cookers. they cook so fast because of the amount of heat water holds and the fact that it gets above boiling point. in an open pot it would get to about 90-95'C but in a PC they can get over 120 and that is a lot more increase in energy than you realise (it's maybe 20x as much or some number like this).
also i saw this great little DIY how-to make a waterproofing treatment for sheets that made them superior to commercial tarps, and he said "use the lowest setting so you don't make the wax/oil mix smoke up" and while it may seem like it's great it's gonna be quicker, higher temperatures can damage the proteins more. my mother never made jam in my memory, but mostly what she cooked in it was meat and high protein plant foods, and those are fine to heat well past 150-200'C. pectin, however, i don't think it will gel up as well if you overheat it.
i had to ask claude to make my info more precise
Pressure cookers typically reach around 120°C (250°F) compared to 100°C (212°F) at atmospheric pressure. This does affect pectin, but not necessarily in a damaging way:
What happens to pectin at high temperatures:
- Pectin chains can undergo hydrolysis (break down) at elevated temperatures, especially in acidic conditions
- Extended exposure to high heat reduces pectin's gelling ability
- The damage is time-dependent — short cooking times minimize degradation
Why pressure cookers still work for marmalade:
1. Reduced cooking time — The higher temperature dramatically speeds up softening the peel, so total heat exposure may actually be less than traditional methods
2. Two-stage approach — Many recipes pressure cook the fruit first to soften it, then add sugar and pectin for a brief open-pot boil to reach setting point
3. Pectin addition timing — Adding pectin after pressure cooking avoids exposing it to the elevated temperatures
Practical advice:
- Use pressure cooking only for the initial softening of citrus peel
- Release pressure, add sugar and pectin, then boil briefly at normal pressure to set
- If using the fruit's natural pectin, slightly increase the amount of high-pectin components (pith, seeds in a muslin bag)
The technique works well — you get tender peel in 10-15 minutes instead of 1-2 hours, with minimal pectin loss if you time it right.
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so, yeah, it's too much for getting the pectin to gel right, you may find this is very liquid after it sits in the fridge.

2026-02-05 17:45:00 UTC

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apparently they have been yanking a lot of the content with such references. but what has been seen, cannot be unseen. that the money behind this subhuman was multinational bankster oligarchs. not just the CIA, but the people in the shadows sending out their agents to spook everyone into compliance and disregard their mandates and oaths.
but there was 12000 instances of the word Rothschild in the dump.

2026-02-05 17:42:51 UTC

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i'm into that third year after making that resolution. i would add that trimming down your expenditures and appetites is also part of it. the meme about the hodler bedroom with the zero furniture, and a tiny desk with a laptop is literally my life.

2026-02-05 16:39:51 UTC

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you think that's bad, you should see what sulfonated fatty acid petroleum based synthetic detergents, commonly sold as "shower gel" does to the membranes of the skin.

2026-02-05 16:20:28 UTC

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i mean, kinda weird, i'm so used to "cafe bar" as an institution in portugal and all across the balkans, where most bars serving beer with tables also will have a coffee machine and will make you a tea.
i mean, ok, i usually want a beer when i go into such a place.
i spent a day in Galway, so damp and cold, i was getting sick. takes some adjusting to the climate there, so wet. not really surprising to me that carbonized grass sunk under persistent pools of water around the place, was a primary fuel for so long. dublin wasn't the worst city i have ever been in, to be fair. but having said that, one encounter i had while walking around looking for a homeless shelter, this little crowd of 20 somethings were acting like a bully gang and knew absolutely nothing about me through the fence to whatever it was they were working on.
i hate the british isles. but southern england is the worst.

2026-02-05 15:59:01 UTC

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wait, actual tea and coffee??? what?

2026-02-05 15:58:23 UTC

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hah. in portugal and croatia best i can do is shitty hemp fake ass nice smelling, ineffective crap. and i still can end up in jail for the real thing, even just a few piddling grams.

2026-02-05 15:56:40 UTC

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i pass 50 circuits around he sun as it passes again through the sign of Aries.
i've spent about mayble 15 years of that basically homeless, and 25 years of the rest, living in povery, paying over 25% of my income on just rent.
i just want to have my own place where i don't have to ask anyone permission to replace the leaky drafty windows or bring sheep and chickens in and raise them and slaughter and store them in a freezer, which just that has been beyond what i could pay for on my perpetually unemployed status - the reason i left australia, i got to 36 years of age and still couldn't make enough energy with fierce efforts to build a personal technical support service.

2026-02-05 15:52:48 UTC

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i mean, i only reallly have two motivations when i seek to make money:
1. to be able to actually have my own house
2. to be able to help friends substantially when they need it

2026-02-05 15:51:58 UTC

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is that tobacco?

2026-02-05 15:36:48 UTC

yay! my #starlink has been dispatched to the courier.
next week, i upgrade from flakey 4G to a solid 150/40mbit connection.
so excited!

2026-02-05 15:28:17 UTC

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brutal. i'm currently looking at about 15% premium on a two-weeks-ago planned, kinda expensive journey to sort out my passport. not looking forward to seeing my cheap sats wasted like this.

2026-02-05 15:26:26 UTC

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build relays that do the searches efficiently.

2026-02-05 15:23:52 UTC

with all this #vibecoding going on, there is a lot of distrust from users, who have repeatedly had bad experiences with buggy stuff, especially web apps, that have been vibe coded.
thing is, that doesn't matter, if you are actually a good software engineer. your stuff is good, and gets better with each iteration.
the sorting of the wheat and the chaff, has merely accelerated.
AIs are no substitute for competence in software architecture, user interface design, and graphic design.
a lot of people are gonna find themselves with nobody adopting their shitty slop.
those of us who can vibecode real software, and have very high standards of performance, quality and UX and visual design.
it's a field of dreams situation.
we build it, and they will come, once they get tired of the promoted slop that the establishment has tilted the playing field in favor of.
eventually, slop is recognised, and shunned. eventually someone says "hey, this thing is really good" and the grass-roots viral stuff is in play.
you can't write good software if you don't know what it looks like, how it works, or what it should even do.

2026-02-05 15:16:55 UTC

so, i guess that #buttcoin is absolutely frothing with schadenfreude at the moment. i heard someone mention "pedocoin" and some other appelation.
hey, for those of us with eyes, blockstream was always sus, as was their promotion of taproot assets, and liquid.
we know that's not what bitcoin is about, and now we know why.

2026-02-05 15:11:52 UTC

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it's all about fleecing retail to pay the founders. been on the inside for too much of my life and i'm still trying to clean that poop off me.

2026-02-05 15:08:52 UTC

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first thing in my system-wide CLAUDE.md is "don't praise me" i don't get "you're absolutely right" ever. best i can do is "good question"

2026-02-05 15:07:42 UTC

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i like this music. looking forward to receiving my download link

2026-02-05 14:56:01 UTC

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compilation times are only faster if you eliminate the download and compilation of the dependencies. sure, you only have to deal with it one time, but i'm just gonna say, that the cargo build system is almost a carbon copy of the system that Go uses, except it clutters up your repos with `target` directories that are typically in the gigabytes, not dissimilar to node_modules
https://relay.orly.dev/blossom/38da389f5692c861397c97ac44199e30941ced06f0ad50aa1026f69aed7dbeb9.png
and all this, for a 5% performance advantage over a language that does the same thing for nostr-rs-relay versus khatru, orly or rely, which actually both, according to benchmarks i made about 5 months ago, before i started vibe coding, both strfry and nostr-rs-relay are down the bottom of the rankings.
so, uh, yeah. if you can optimize the code well, sure, but 5% boost in performance and peak memory utilization
it's not worth it. and this is also why i abandoned working for shitcoin companies because from 2022, they all abandoned my fast, sleek language in favor of this hipster tire fire.

2026-02-05 14:48:16 UTC

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it's hard to read, overly complex, and abuses the use of MMU immutability flags for no reason. and there is no coroutines or atomic fifos (channels) and it takes as long to compile as C++
nostr-rs-relay takes almost exactly as long to build as strfry, and my relay, from scratch, with a totally cleared out module cache, takes about 35 seconds. those other two relays take 11 minutes on a 64gb system with SSD and 6 core 12 thread ryzen 7.
if you had got used to the 3-5 second typical rebuild time after editing code that i have been doing for the last 9 years, you would laugh in Golang.

2026-02-05 14:45:25 UTC

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"The True Man of ancient times slept without dreaming and woke without anxiety." (古之真人，其寢不夢，其覺無憂) Chuang Tzu (founder of Taoism)
i'm very glad to say that i almost never remember dreams, and rarely wake up with them anymore.
if you really want to, and i think it's silly, even if it's kinda hipster, you should watch the movie Waking Life which is basically about lucid dreaming (as is, pretty much, Inception) easiest way is to eat chicken, pork, or take phenylalanine or tyrosine right before bedtime. oh yeah, an excess dose of melatonin can do it too, not sure what dose level that requires, but it's definitely more than 5mg

2026-02-05 14:41:43 UTC

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ok, "name" of the library.

2026-02-05 14:41:18 UTC

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also i said "title" nostr-rust

2026-02-05 14:40:31 UTC

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ah, you haven't learned yet about my hate for mozilla's sponsored hipsterlang. RUST.

2026-02-05 14:39:33 UTC

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nice music. since i'm one of the dev team, this was an opportunity to test both the plebeian-signer NWC/webln and the app itself. needed to put a new NWC connection into the signer but webln worked and i paid my donation to plebeian and now i'm just waiting for the download link.
i like this type of psy/ethno/techno sound, with the female vocal mantras as in the teaser, and i just ate my own dogfood very happily. well, ok, i am only a minor dogfood contributor but still, awesome.

2026-02-05 14:04:41 UTC

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lol. depends on whether you aspire to great wealth or if you aspire to great charity.

2026-02-05 13:34:25 UTC

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where is that dog image from? looks familiar. it's not something from microsoft is it?

2026-02-05 13:20:43 UTC

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28% drawdown YoY. hardly the worst of all time.

2026-02-05 13:20:11 UTC

#bitcoin price is hovering around $69420 again

2026-02-05 13:16:43 UTC

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oh yeah, liquidating hyperscalers will also likely mean dumping half-cooked memory chips on the second hand market.
i'm gonna hold off for 2026 and wait for the canaries in the AI mine to start dropping off their perches.

2026-02-05 13:14:09 UTC

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i could be wrong but when it comes to malicious actors on the internet, malicious servers are far less common than clients exploiting vulnerabilities.
also, awesome, orly blossom service already supports the BUD-11, and can be made to require it. so does smesh.
it's quite funny, technically, between the relay UI, the relay server/blossom and smesh client, i actually have enough pieces to justify getting a NIP ratified, except i still doubt that anyone is going to ratify my graph extension, the nostr relay connect inter-client connection rendezvous. i've started building a browser/android password manager, that uses NRC as well so that's gonna be two clients/servers there as well.

2026-02-05 13:09:27 UTC

https://www.zerohedge.com/ai/memory-shortage-fears-spread-raising-alarm-qualcomm-and-arm
so, AI is gonna replace all the workers, but they will have to use 5 year old computers.
this is precisely the kind of thing that you should expect in a socialist command economy situation, as everything is rapidly becoming across the world.
the hyperscalers are levering up hard, diddling their books, and trying to deliver to demand that is rapidly evaporating because with the market so out of balance, nobody will be able to sustain the subscription costs for cloud LLMs at the level that they would actually stop being in the red.
so, ah, yeah. what's this gonna mean?
AI companies are gonna fall like dominoes if the central banks don't put the printer setting to 11. again. almost certainly that's what is in the offing from the us federal government.

2026-02-05 13:03:40 UTC

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how does it know where else you store blobs though?

2026-02-05 12:46:22 UTC

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i have 4 using orly lol. hasn't made much difference that it's the fastest, leanest and most featureful. blossom, tor, modular multibinary api for custom acl, sync, negentropy. oh yes, web ui.. and smesh.mleku.dev my jumble fork.
i am just too persuasive and charismatic lol

2026-02-05 12:42:31 UTC

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pretty hard starting from that 4 letter word in the name

2026-02-05 11:43:31 UTC

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also, unless all blossom servers upgrade to require this for DELETE it's no gonna change much, since most implementations will ignore this extra tag if they aren't coded to recognise it.
my opinion is that two things:
optional RECOMMENDED adding blossom server URL tag
MANDATORY capabilities information endpoint to describe what the server implements.

2026-02-05 11:34:12 UTC

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i wouldn't give too much weight to someone who names a nostr community relay protocol like it's a contagious disease.

2026-02-05 11:32:50 UTC

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or for that matter, to use a service, with that, that stores your LLM access token in the clear for anyone to scrape. maybe they fixed that but it was more than a day still unfixed when i first heard about it

2026-02-05 11:24:56 UTC

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yeah, confirmed. blossom auth, nip-42 auth, and nip-98 auth implemented on orly all will ignore unrecognised tags as well, so trying it wih extended tags is also not going to disrupt anything.
major newbie developer mistake that i see so often, and had to learn not to do myself, is make things overly complex when trying to solve a problem. always try the shortest, smallest changes first that satisfy the requirements, and only if it is evidente further measures are required, start to look at complicating things.

2026-02-05 11:21:19 UTC

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furthermore, i'll wager that with few exceptions, auth events are accepted only based on the check for presence of a set of tags, and that other tags are just going to be largely ignored.
orly blossom service already will just ignore anything it doesn't understand, so long as the signature is valid and the required tags compliant with the BUD are present.

2026-02-05 11:17:41 UTC

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in anticipation of this, i have already enabled the orly blossom service to allow the presence of the realy tag, or require it, and smesh will try with it first, and then without it as a fallback for blossom servers that don't support it.
i'm gonna dig my heels in on this nostr web token idea because it's my firm opinion that nip 98, 42 and now bud-02 all are using such a generic format for it, that merging it together seems to me llike an unnecessary complication of protocol handling, since no relay can be credible without verifying event signatures anyway, no client that is actually usable doesn't put correct signatures on events, and at least, thank God, blossom spec has auth in it for the reason it's obvious how easily an un-authed media server can be shut down by flooding it with junk, or worse.

2026-02-05 11:13:48 UTC

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not really any need for that. iirc rely is like khatru in that the custom deployment is one main.go

2026-02-05 11:03:33 UTC

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another issue around this is that there is no capabilities/compliance like the relay information document. how are you proposing to handle the transition? seems to me like it would force clients to try one way, and try another way, and then, maybe try another way again with these "nostr web tokens".
seems pretty straight forward. i'm just gonna put the ability to require that into relay configuration and the blossom service in orly, make my client do a retry after trying with it, to trying without it. that covers all the realistic cases i see.

2026-02-05 10:57:29 UTC

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ok, i looked into it.
i remember discussing this issue in a general way about both nip-42 and nip-98 and how the strict requirement to name the server URL was restrictive in other ways. i forget what my final thought on it was though.
i disagree that there is anything more required than making that field optional to prevent this issue.
the other point i'd make is, yeah, if you don't have a pecuniary relation with the blossom server, there's no incentive to not take privileged data and abuse it. a paid service doing this would be completely insane. buttt
like all the nostr auth insanity that is finally starting to dissolve thanks to moltbook, people are starting to realise that it's quite important to have incentives for providers and users to have a mutually beneficial economic relationship.
also, this "vulnerability" is very narrow. the blossom provider has to use it immediately because there is still a time window of validity that target hosts may not respect.
secondly, how the heck is the blossom provider going to, in that short period of time, determine where else to look?
very overstated vulnerability. not worth complicating the protocol. just make the provision that the blossom provider can require this, and clients, that this be added, the tag, which is present for all others.
in fact, i'm going to revise smesh and orly to require this, despite the fact that i half expect you protocol engineer activists to contradict this solution with piling on another big complex shit to it.

2026-02-05 10:44:20 UTC

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or in other words, the problem is caused by relay's not having ACLs amirite?