We have DM and long-form content. Perhaps we should also consider creating a "Newsletter" service.
Everything can happen on top of Nostr. You could also consider paywalling it with Zapit or adopting a subscription for your newsletters.
It shouldn't be that difficult. It also seems very logical. Do you want something like this? π€
Yeah, master's degrees require a lot of energy. I'm thinking about specializing in data structures and algorithms since it fits my coding journey and I enjoy it π.
Thanks for sharing your experience; it helps me see the perspective.
I am considering distance education, where they will provide assignments online. However, I believe the main examinations will be conducted offline, twice a year, for a duration of two years. π€
But what you just said that is actually the main thing I am doing right now, specialising in cloud computing and machine learning, with certifications. I will keep going you. But I also don't want to burnout myself π π€£
I have a feeling that it's not just the bond market; those dozens of men have more control over many important aspects we don't want know about. Because whatever is happening right now doesn't make any sense. But at that scale, nothing happens without a reason. There is definitely a lot we don't know.
The subscription model has the ability to change the landscape of monetization on Nostr, and it's very exciting. However, it has to be done very responsibly.
Users should definitely keep an entirely separate wallet for this, instead of using their main Lightning wallet & set budgets.
This is one of my favorite movies/documentaries. The mountains he was summiting were very close to my home, especially the K2.
I have great respect for people like him.
https://youtu.be/8QH5hBOoz08?si=F2zgJLlCN71LN9Xn
Whenever I go back to my hometown, and if I start doing physical work without taking a 3-day rest, I start feeling high altitude sickness, even though I am a native. People who are not from that area sometimes have to use additional oxygen.
I respect mountaineers more than anything because I know it's not just about climbing. I have a lot of Nepali friends, and I even know some Nepali language. They are amazing people.
It can vary. 'Most' because most people don't "live" at high altitudes; those altitudes are quite extreme. It is difficult to put in a prospective, there is no other mountain range like Himalayas and Karakoram.
Additionally, there are many serious scientific research regarding Sherpas in this specific matter.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3515610/
I consider them top athletes; it is nice that they are finally getting the recognition. They deserve it more than anyone else.
Btw how was your experience in Himalayas, which region?
Leh! I literally spent my childhood near Leh, Ladakh. I studied for some time in Himachal state, city next to Shimla, when I was in India. π
Those are undoubtedly the best places. If you have any plans for the next climbing season, let me know. We can plan something.
I love this app; it's a great way to convert PDFs and ePubs (eBooks), as well as articles, into audiobooks.
Transitioning from reading to listening to books has made me 10x more productive. I read many more books, articles, and doc now.
I hope there's a good open-source alternative for this.
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It really depends, if you can visualize what you are listening to in your imagination. It becomes more intense and persistent, at least for me.
But, of course, this is subjective. I don't even know if what I just said makes any sense. π
Productivity in terms of how much I am able to read & sometimes you can also do some other, I do it all that time π . However, it also depends on the type of topic and its intensity.
It definitely takes some time to get used to & still it's not for everyone and for every book.
I love nothing more than philosophy; it gives you a framework to think about things. I was also a political science student, I love International relations and politics.
I've read the summary of that book, and I believe it highlights mistakes and errors in vintage maps, which shaped our exploration. I particularly enjoy the exploration chapter of humanity. π€
People at the top always use the worst tragedies to fulfill their agenda.
They start multiple wars, ban things they don't like, bail out multiple banks, take away our rights, and, most importantly, they never give anything back.
It's the same pattern every single time.
I also don't believe in supernatural powers, but sometimes I attempt to rationalize karma.
For example, if someone is a gang member and engages in killing people, there is a higher probability that they will face similar violence one day. Similarly, engaging in bad behavior can result in receiving bad behavior in return. π€
I have great respect for Volk, especially for what he did in his last fight with Islam. No one expected that. He definitely deserves a rematch.
But I am even more excited to finally see how good Khamzat really is.
Greek thinkers were some of the most fascinating minds.
Their philosophy and mythology still shape our world as we know it, and they were far ahead of their time.
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Open-source machine learning developers are engaged in one of the most significant battles of our generation.
I genuinely believe that the liberation and democratization of artificial intelligence will be one of the most important battles our generation will have to fight.
Check out Hugging Face for the cutting-edge open-source AI projects:
https://huggingface.co
Boxing as a sport is completely broken right now, with no unified titles. Every division has 20 different belts, each from 20 different organizers.
Now it is also being taken over by YouTube clowns, who have no respect for this sport.
Watching this great sport turn into a joke is frustrating, especially when you love the sport.
I believe it should be a smooth transaction for now. Businesses or sellers can simply request a public key. You can send user order updates, and you can do much more in the future.
Self-hosted email is perfectly fine, but the entire email industry and its protocols have become excessively centralized.
The email protocol is inherently designed to make centralization easy.
I appreciate your vision. The system you're talking about requires a custom mechanism. Fortunately, if you want to maintain the anonymity of your customers, it's way easier to do so with Bitcoin and nostr than with any other technology.
For instance, I built this paywall service, Zapit.live, where you can put literally any piece of content, even a link, behind a Lightning paywall. You also get your own personal wallet, and you can still maintain your anonymity. No email required!
There are also some marketplaces built on top of Nostr, you should also look into it. That will make your work way easier.
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