you mean to which pubkey senders should nutzap p2pk-lock? they should look at the 10019 kind's p2pk; senders shouldn't even try to look at the 37375 events.
There can only be one 10019 (since 10k <= x < 20k kinds are not param-replaceable)
Love to see it, brother! A LOT of really cool stuff is coming to the #RunDVM world -- this will be a very useful tool to track this progress.
Keep building! 🫡
I linked to the spec a bunch of times; should I link to the spec every single time I mention it? This is such an odd complaint; if you are curious just search for nip-60 or nip-61 in the nips repo or in wikifreedia or in my many notes where I explain and demo using them…
Why avoid the two notes? I think, for the most part, the atomicity of nostr event makes for better composition; I also might want to share a highlight that I found but not necessarily the highlighter’s comment; is it just to avoid having two events?
Cool! I always thought this made so much sense as a fedimint module; I even had that conversation with some ppl like a year ago!
The NIP is NIP-46, and you want to look at the spec I wrote detailing the Oauth-like flow. I also wrote an oauth-flow spec within my nsecBunker implementation while I was implementing the idea first.
Would love to see this in fedimint; this would be super powerful!
PoW DVMs might be a way to do this possible.
We need POW to make disposable pubkeys (= no WoT score) not get filtered out.
PoW on a low-powered device can’t compete with e.g. a spam ASIC; the PoW cant be done in-device.
Imagine, a user wants a disposable identity, requests from a PoW DVM a pubkey with X number of bits of POW, pays for it and gets the tweak to get the pk. This could be done even without the DVM knowing the actual pk.
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Why? How does that help? That means that as a user I have to know+trust what spam filtering policies different relays have so that I know whether to read from these ephemeral/disposable keys.
exactly
my point is that if you buy POW to mine a disposable key clients could still show what otherwise would be filtered out by a WOT, without any client requiring to have any hardcoded "I trust this provider/relay"
also, checking a NIP-05 is much more expensive (bandwidth) than a POW check
Relays will mostly be a cost-center except for the infrastructure businesses.
There’s a disproportionate concern with “who will run the relays?”
The market will provide the level of relays that are necessary/demanded. No more, no less.
That works for the web3 people because they see their presence there as alpha to get airdrops and inside info on pump and dumps.
I don’t think there’s a lesson for us (in regards to this) for us here. I do think there other interesting things to learn from the web3 scammers
With AI-assisted writing popping up everywhere, I am gratefully surprised when I fire up an editor and find I can just write, stop and think, without being pushed and poked by an AI autocompleting what I should say next.
Most technologies end up reaching saturation; something tells me AI will reach saturation, and its natural counter-movement, much faster than other technologies.
🚀 NDK 2.10 + ndk-wallet have been released
A new edition of NDK is out: brand new tutorials, a new cache adapter, major performance gainzzz and a brand new NDK extension: ndk-wallet, easily create a nostr-native NIP-60 wallet.
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Check it out:
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This work, and all the stuff I work on, would literally not be possible without the support from @OpenSats and the freedom groups and people sending generous zaps.
We are laying the foundation of a new, freer, more prosperous era; I feel incredibly fortunate to be able to focus my undivided energy to this.
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