notedeck is currently working on:
- macOS
- linux
- windows
- android tablets/phones (no keyboard atm tho)
Only thing left is ipad and ios 😎 and maybe tv?
pretty cool to see this working without any web tech and without too much tweaking on each platform. nostr:note12lc7cc0jn5q7y9cs3x42s6jrd98qttrg2pa60d2quxuk3520ghpqpcg9jg
ai powers most of my learning these days. during my 1h walk a day i get ai to read articles and papers to me. I occasionally stop to talk to chatgpt and ask questions about certain topics. What a bizarre future we’re in.
I treat it as if it was a really smart autistic human. I don’t assume 100% accuracy of course, i don’t think any individual entity is perfect. it gets me in roughly the correct area so i can explore further. Usually it’s quite good.
just merged hashtag columns to notedeck! reader column for longform posts would be awesome, going to add that soon. getting as much stuff in as possible before our alpha release at the end of the month :]
https://cdn.jb55.com/s/a0672e71e81d0421.png
Looks simple enough. I imagine you could even go further with a sparse encoding scheme assuming there are huge gaps of 0 bits, which is probably the case for high dimensional embeddings. https://i.nostr.build/gQtAoY8gxAvtQtNv.jpg
Current poll spec is easy to game. I could make a bot that ruins every poll on the network. I would rather a spec that actually works. Polls are an inherently centralized concept without web of trust
people are so obsessed over the nips repo like it has any real power. the power comes from implementors choosing to implement things or not. the best ideas will have the highest number of implementations. just because a nip is merged doesn't mean its a good idea
was really hoping my notifications would load in primal 2.0 but alas this is beyond current technology. really like the reader feed though, I want that in damus.
It’s pretty simple why. they depend on a centralized server for all their stats and feeds, we do not. damus will always work, so people can use us when primal goes down. We will reach the same level of ux with a more robust client architecture, will just take a bit more time because it is much harder to do.
maybe as a last resort thing, like if local search fails to find results.
I would probably rather just let the client crawl and look for stuff instead though.
researching a way to build a minimal perfect hashmap of words to store alongside the binary note in nostrdb so that nostrdb clients (damus ios, damus notedeck, zaptream rust) can do O(1) mute word matching, which is pretty important for performance when you have 100s of mute words.
I also have this for note blocks, which are the parsed sections of a note, these are also stored in the database. this way each frame I can simply walk and interact with these structures immediately after they come out of the local database subscription and enter the timeline.
nostr will have the best tech and the most devs, people won’t be able to ignore that for long. other clients on other protocols will run into heavy handed moderation issues due to centralization of power, government pressure, and lack of user keys. This is the main risk I see for mastodon, bluesky and big tech, regardless of current user numbers.
As long as people care about freedom and building a sovereign presence in cyberspace, nostr is inevitable.
It’s possible most people don’t actually care about these things, but at least we’ll have the best solution for people who do. Those people are the coolest to hang out with anyways.
There are plenty of progressive people here, i think framing peoples acceptance of you based on political beliefs is setting yourself up for failure. Maybe start with what you’re interested in outside of politics?
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