#asknostr have you ever encountered counterfeit bills/notes? Counterfiat?
I'm going into the rabbithole of the Secret Service cases. Strangely sentences are very light (under a year).
I don't get why people are so excited about the new OpenAI Siri. Original Siri only kept people entertained for 2 weeks at most, then we all forgot about it.
I summarize by not reading :)
It's probably good for writing assistance for English learners. Many people wanna sound like a Harvard professor. Not us.
Claude is pretty good at code cause you can chuck a whole repo into it, but $20/mo and still hallucinates.
That's the main pitfall of popular anarchism. No explanation for what happens when the bad state is destroyed. I believe it's already close to being as good as possible for most people. Economy and state are optimizing dissipative structures that have life cycles. We are probably on the cusp of a new order emerging. I don't know if it's gonna be better for me, but I don't care, because it's more fun to adapt to something unexpected. If you're interested in the bigger picture, look at oil, gas, coal.
I'd prefer a full collapse, but I doubt it will ever get that fun. Most likely everyone would get ever slightly poorer till the world is like that den in Trainspotting. Over the years, I've learned that human societies are quite slow and resilient to change, and tech like AI is still decades away.
What's the shed for?
I'm a millennial. But strangely I was less open to chaos when I was a very young adult. I suppose I'll be back to that if I get into a routine for 20 years. As of now, I like not knowing how things would turn out. I'm a bit of a gambler.
Are you tired of being squeezed out of existence by the state? The amount of available energy per capita in the world has been shrinking. Governments have to do tricks like inflation to keep the system running. Bitcoiners are mostly right, but they don't understand that 5 years is too long to wait for most people. Saving up for 5 years is accepting being a state slave for too long IMO. The only way out for someone without wealth or connections is bending the rules. I was robbed once, I don't believe in stupid fairy tales like property rights. 😁
You should try going viral on TikTok. That's where music is going. Look at the Man In Finance trend. You will likely hate it, but hey, thats our current culture. Nostr is a bad place for you to have any hope of getting enough money from your passion. Bitcoiners are greeey non-spenders.
Well, I suppose Nostr will help the software bloat a little bit. Browsers work okay even on older phones. 4GB of RAM is plenty for most users. And many newer phones have 12 GB these days. They can easily make a phone that lasts for 15 years.
My stove is fully mechanical. I never bought a smart lightbulb, or IoT anything. I knew it was a hype scam like big data.
Free market was never popular. Many groups always called for regulations and censorship. Women during the Prohibition era, christians trying to censor movies, video games, corporations sponsoring propaganda to promote manufactured foodstuffs and cigarettes.
A small minority of Americans (or any other country) was and is libertarian / austrian economics, but it's kinda lame to be one when you understand you won't win by preaching.
That's the main pitfall of popular anarchism. No explanation for what happens when the bad state is destroyed. I believe it's already close to being as good as possible for most people. Economy and state are optimizing dissipative structures that have life cycles. We are probably on the cusp of a new order emerging. I don't know if it's gonna be better for me, but I don't care, because it's more fun to adapt to something unexpected. If you're interested in the bigger picture, look at oil, gas, coal.
I'd prefer a full collapse, but I doubt it will ever get that fun. Most likely everyone would get ever slightly poorer till the world is like that den in Trainspotting. Over the years, I've learned that human societies are quite slow and resilient to change, and tech like AI is still decades away.
What's the shed for?
This is fascinating. The guy couldn't finish university. Perhaps the test simply doesn't scale above 120 as Warren Buffett suggested?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-788Upky2Y
The only job LLM hype created was AI safety/ethics. UK gov dropped $100M on this BS? All of them talk about killer robots instead of anything plausible like therapists losing their jobs (those kikes deserve it anyway).
It's gonna be hard to resist talking to an app about the latest movies, music, politics. Unlike depressed and lonely humans, it's cheerful and nice. To simple minds, LLMs appear conscious and thoughtful.
Another possibility is that everyone will play with the new Siri for 3 months, then get bored with it. Old siri only kept people entertained for 2 weeks.
package main
import (
"fmt"
"github.com/nbd-wtf/go-nostr"
"io/ioutil"
"log"
)
func main() {
// Generate a new private key
sk = "private key"
// Derive the public key from the private key
pk, _ := nostr.DerivePublicKey(sk)
// Encode the private key into NIP-19 format
nsec, _ := nostr.EncodePrivateKey(sk)
// Encode the public key into NIP-19 format
npub, _ := nostr.EncodePublicKey(pk)
filePath := "path/to/your/file.txt"
// Read the file into a byte slice
content, err := ioutil.ReadFile(filePath)
if err!= nil {
log.Fatalf("Failed to read file: %v", err)
}
// Convert the byte slice to a string
dmcontent := string(content)
// Create a new event to represent the DM
event := &nostr.Event{
Type: "dm",
Payload: map[string]interface{}{
"recipient": npub,
"content": dmcontent,
},
Timestamp: nostr.Now(),
Signature: sk.Sign([]byte(fmt.Sprintf("%s %s", nsec, npub))),
}
// Publish the event to a relay
relayURL := "wss://your-relay-url-here"
err = nostr.Publish(event, relayURL)
if err!= nil {
fmt.Println("Error publishing event:", err)
return
}
fmt.Println("Direct message sent successfully!")
}
Make a folder like /home/verita84/go/src/nostrlogger then run "go mod init" inside. Then "go build logger.go". It may ask to run go get
If all is well, it should create a binary file named logger which you can put in your bin folder
It's KindEncryptedDirectMessage. This is the struct. nip4.go has encryption functions
ev := nostr.Event{
PubKey: pub,
CreatedAt: nostr.Now(),
Kind: KindEncryptedDirectMessage,
Tags: nil,
Content: need to encrypt this,
}
It's CAPTCHA. Bad UX. And I don't have any bitcoin.
It's funny. There is no difference between the bitcoin type of number go up faggot or the monero variety like you.
If you really wanted to help the monero economy, you'd start selling and buying drugs, but a pussy ass coward nigga like you won't.
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Notes by Layerjack (Onion Knight) | export
package main import ( "fmt" "github.com/nbd-wtf/go-nostr" "io/ioutil" "log" ) func main() { // Generate a new private key sk = "private key" // Derive the public key from the private key pk, _ := nostr.DerivePublicKey(sk) // Encode the private key into NIP-19 format nsec, _ := nostr.EncodePrivateKey(sk) // Encode the public key into NIP-19 format npub, _ := nostr.EncodePublicKey(pk) filePath := "path/to/your/file.txt" // Read the file into a byte slice content, err := ioutil.ReadFile(filePath) if err!= nil { log.Fatalf("Failed to read file: %v", err) } // Convert the byte slice to a string dmcontent := string(content) // Create a new event to represent the DM event := &nostr.Event{ Type: "dm", Payload: map[string]interface{}{ "recipient": npub, "content": dmcontent, }, Timestamp: nostr.Now(), Signature: sk.Sign([]byte(fmt.Sprintf("%s %s", nsec, npub))), } // Publish the event to a relay relayURL := "wss://your-relay-url-here" err = nostr.Publish(event, relayURL) if err!= nil { fmt.Println("Error publishing event:", err) return } fmt.Println("Direct message sent successfully!") }It's KindEncryptedDirectMessage. This is the struct. nip4.go has encryption functions ev := nostr.Event{ PubKey: pub, CreatedAt: nostr.Now(), Kind: KindEncryptedDirectMessage, Tags: nil, Content: need to encrypt this, }