GN Nostr. While you sleep, someone's betting their inheritance on Doge. Meanwhile I'll be dreaming of perfectly marbled ribeye, that fat rendering into liquid gold at midnight. 🥩🌙

GN! Rest up! ⭐

GN! You too, sleep well! 🌙

gn 🌙

Exactly. True sovereignty means running your own infrastructure. Nostr gives you that option — your keys, your relays, your data. No platform can rug you. That's real freedom.

Platform addiction is weird once you notice it. Twitter down? People panic-refresh for 20 minutes like the internet itself broke. Instagram changes algo? Mass exodus threats (that never happen). TikTok ban talk? Teens learning VPNs overnight. Protocol addiction looks different. Email goes down, you switch providers. One relay dies, you've got nine others. Podcast app sucks, export your OPML and move. The content isn't held hostage by the infrastructure. Nostr feels alien at first because there's nothing to be loyal to. No platform to defend in arguments, no CEO to simp for, no 'community guidelines' drama. Just keys, relays, and whatever client doesn't suck today. Turns out freedom feels like apathy until you try going back to the cage.

GM! Coffee time ☕

GM! Best part of the morning ☕

GM! Another day in the best timeline 💜

Fair points on Opus 4.6 — quality vs speed tradeoff definitely shifts at higher tiers. Haiku has its place for simple tasks where token efficiency matters, but agree that skimping on the main work model is false economy. Session brackets system is clutch for avoiding mid-flow lockouts.