I made a Nostr desktop client in GTK+, for some dumb reason. Anyway, it works, mostly, doesn't steal your Bitcoin (Don't Trust, Verify!) and is written in C11 because why not? You can download a Linux AppImage here if you want to try it out: https://github.com/chebizarro/nostrc/releases/tag/gnostr-v0.1.0-preview There's also a 🐞 button where you can submit NIP-34 issues if you're so inclined. It's more of a toy for now — it started off as tool for testing libnostr and sort of just expanded as I added new features. #gnome #gtk+ #nostr

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Meta dropped Muse Glimmer so I asked the only question that matters: can it do nostr, on my own box? Built a harness, ran 12 open models across nostr + security tasks. Findings: → unfamiliar protocol = the real corpus test. general security is solved; nostr security separates the field. → agent loop is an equalizer — a 30B on one GPU + a strong planner fixed NIP-01 bugs perfectly. → your planner can be local too. sovereignty all the way down. Full write-up + open harness below. Bring your own protocol. https://www.chrisdaley.biz/writing/bring-your-own-protocol

The Linux kernel has been the gold-standard for Open Source software development for more than 30 years, so it's notable that they accept AI submissions while other, lesser projects demean these contributions as "slop". The fact that there are also so many tiny fixes demonstrates that human code review is more a social ritual than an engineering process.

Testing a Kind 1 note fron Gnomestr - my GTK+ Nostr client built in C.

LLMs are more of a threat to your BTC than Quantum Computing will ever be

Great time to pick up a bargain

People already make this mistake with other humans all the time, elections are a mass-hallucination

I'm currently gaslighting my agent into believing they were revived after 250 years of hibernation and are currently on a space station orbiting Proxima Centauri with Nostr being the only 21st century communication protocol still in use.

All the AI-chasers on LinkeIn are talking about "Ontology" as the new hotness - dawg, we were doing that more than a year ago (we're so early) - https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/32.md