I thought the NIP for remote signing was relatively straightforward. Does Amber depart from the NIP specs somewhere?

I'll be curious to see the API and how much it extends the core Nostr API.

MS Teams for ?

The other analogy that comes to mind is a DB index. Nostr events are like noSQL DB entries (sure, they can be stored in a structured DB, but that's an implementation detail). The kind 30045 directory is an index for other Nostr events. A DB implementation could take advantage of such events to optimize retrieval of any event kind that is part of a structure. are you picking up what I'm putting down?

> The group that wrote essays using ChatGPT all delivered extremely similar essays that lacked original thought, relying on the same expressions and ideas. Two English teachers who assessed the essays called them largely “soulless.” > Kosmyna says that she and her colleagues are now working on another similar paper testing brain activity in software engineering and programming with or without AI, and says that so far, “the results are even worse.” https://time.com/7295195/ai-chatgpt-google-learning-school/

The big question is: Where is the upper limit? If AI surpasses human intelligence in general, it's a whole different story. It's not there yet, and I'm not sure it will get there, but I wouldn't rule it out either.

We observe all of the existing AsciiDoc syntax, currently, which is easy since we use the asciidoctor.js parser. The one addition we have, so far, is [[double brackets]] for d-tag-based hyperlinks. We'll be writing asciidoctor extension modules to support that, and we may add additional syntax over time, if needed. I love the logo!

AI-free may come to be synonymous with hand-crafted. Sometimes people want the mass-produced slop, but sometimes they want *art*.

Contractor estimates can vary wildly. I recently had major plumbing repairs done on my house, and estimates ranged from $11k to $25k

We're getting ready to release an alpha of our first major milestone. It'll be enough for people to experiment with, including writing publications, which is the major feature we haven't supported until now. I'm stoked to see what people start to do with it.

In case anyone wonders, she wore me down with days' worth of code review first.

Part of that is due to the fact that we're all part-time on this. Working full-time, I can spend half my day on PRs and still have time for some meetings and to write some code myself. Staying agile with a part-time project will require a fresh approach, is what we're learning.

Edge LLMs are one of the most frequently mentioned use cases for WebAssembly, so I think we can make it work.

The trick will be getting it small enough to fit in a browser app.

Let it never be said that code for #Alexandria gets merged without review.

We're working on the plugins already, might as well share them with the world.