It's calculated automatically. There is no need to import..

Excellent ideas for optimizations around this :)

I went from 100% to 80% in 1 hr of active screen time on Amethyst with 400 relays... That's seems reasonable.

With a background service like pokey we can finally do that :)

I want to see how far we can push Amethyst into both the decentralization and privacy dimensions. The next step is to implement Pokey and kill our notification server. Then Negentropy and local databases. Then open more Tor exit nodes to split the traffic. Then go back to P2P research and bitchat. Maybe MLS and cashu wallets too. Hopefully you all can help us fund all of that. :)

Yep, that's basically what we are doing. You can start with the users own relays. You can also use relay hints from all events to get more relays to check. Then you need to send the onion addresses via Tor and remove the local relays. Then download everybody's list and store to assemble the feeds.

Running two Amethyst's side by side to compare fixed relay list vs outbox. My phone is not happy.

I heard has the money.

I think we should still do on chain zaps.

Doesn't that require on chain wallets/addresses for each person?

On mobile, with Tor.

Question to the Bitcoin wizards out there. Why do I need to sync the entire Bitcoin blockchain if all I want is to create a new wallet and receive in that wallet? Can't the deamon be syncing in the background while my new wallet is good to go?

New nostr client drops

Why do people keep using Amethyst? Because it works. (most of the time) That's it. That's the "secret".

Censorship will only get worse. With AI, the real risk isn't censorship but dilution—diluting one's opinion so much that it never attracts an audience. AIs can agree, disagree, present real and fake data, and even laugh about your opinions to publicly discredit you. And, at the nation-state level, almost everything speech-wise is fair game.

Tech is king

New nostr client drops

Frankly the dead relays aren't much of an issue since we only try to connect from time to time, with progressively longer delays. The real issue are the duplicated or buggy ones because it makes the app download things twice or three times.

I think I will remove the ones with /something after the domain. They never do anything anyway.

Yep, that's basically what we are doing. You can start with the users own relays. You can also use relay hints from all events to get more relays to check. Then you need to send the onion addresses via Tor and remove the local relays. Then download everybody's list and store to assemble the feeds.