I was into helium for a while before I saw the light 😂

You're right. I'd rather use Tollgate every day. But Helium has loads of devices out in the wild, and agreements with mobile carriers. Not to mention a UX that abstracts all of this from everyone. That level of biz dev is providing more value (today) than cashu/tollgate is. We can get there. But useful-now is better than perfect-someday 99% of the time.

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It’s like regular software dev but usually we quit much earlier before the prototype 😂

Lived in Ireland for two years, after a few months everything was denominated in euros. Easy to do when literally everything around you is priced in another currency. I think part of the reason its hard with BTC is that everyone still prices stuff in fiat.

Please tell me this is ai. I’m not comfortable knowing someone out there is this deranged

The real based move would be a web of trust community store like zap store

I like base2 numbers. 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, etc… it’s nerdy and I don’t have to think in fiat

MidGary

What a shitty name for a wallet.

AGI will be nostr's killer app

Now I see why you need tollgate so badly 😂

I’d settle for the existing community store infrastructure but devs in my WoT could just publish their community repo in an event. Umbrel could just collect those repos and aggregate them together. Definitely could be improved later.

2010s was mobile first design 2020s is chat first design

scientists need nostr more than X shitposters i think we should try to attract quality before we begin to worry about quantity.

Didn't do much exchanging or thinking of rates. I worked and had an irish bank account where I earned and spent euros and then barely had any activity in my american bank account with dollars in it. I'd think about the exchange rate occassionally if I needed to wire money between the accounts (and very angry looking at those fees) but for the most part I just kinda had a different money for a different country.