Don't be sneak dissing brother just tell me straight

Just had a NIP idea that would go hard with noornote as its first implementation. NIP: Book Reference Specifies a markdown format that is human readable in plaintext, but in supported clients, will fetch the referenced passage from your library relay. New kind: Subdivided Book author: string of author name title: string of book title content: a single or multidimensional array of strings, making up the entirety of the book. original language: ISO 639 code string of the original language of the book translated language: ISO 639 code string of the language of the content of this note, leave empty if this is in the original language If you like the idea, I'd be happy to write a full spec and even help with the coding to implement it. The potential is great for UX. When someone quotes something, you can be sure that they didn't change the quote, since it came from your own choice of library relay. Also, it would start the uploading of books to Nostr which would open the way to implement ereader clients and bring a whole new set of people.

Can you TL;DW? I really hate this channel and its an absolute slop factory that turns a one sentence headline into 10 minute sensationalist propaganda pieces. Its actually unwatchable.

Yeah, just a 30% TX fee. And theres no way it's no kyc. Also this will get damus banned in NY. you really shouldn't do this imo. Better to not have zaps.

Cool story? Fuck off boomer.

Slider that tells it how much it can use. People with 256g + phones will not care at all, but plenty of people have cheap phones with 16 or 32gb storage and will not be ok.

Someone should make an app where you can plug in your xpub and link your bank account etc and it tracks this for you

Buying No is free money since the files will identify the flying objects and they are no longer UFOs

Japan is interesting because they had the most insanely productive economy on earth for decades after rebuilding from WW2 due to multiple factors that should be studied by western corporations and states. That being said, they made the mistake of believing the Keynesian lie and it led to them stagnating ever since. They jumped head first at the policy level into the idea that they need a positive inflation rate. This lead to the case where they printed and printed endlessly, trying to make prices go up, as their beast of an economy was pulling prices down. This is how they saw very minimal inflation despite massive debt and QE. They essentially sucked their whole lead out of their economy by money printing, leaving them as a still above average developed nation today, but nowhere near where they were in the 80s and where they were headed. Now they killed off all their gains from the good times and they have nothing but debt to help them deal with the oldest population in the world.

This is identical to what comes on every school laptop they give to kids in America