Notestack now supports NIP-84 highlights. Check it out at https://notestack.com #nostr #grownostr

no they should be in the normal event range, look into how this is handled in couchdb as an example. Each revision is meant to be atomic and immutable. So a replaceable event wouldn't work in this case.

notestack.com supports playing audio attached to longform audio now, which apparently a lot of people are doing.

Save your articles to a stack on notestack.com

If you see some code you like on notestack.com you can post it as a codesnippet and read it later on notebin.io #nostr #grownostr

yep but they're different: NIP-77: what events do you have that i don't? NIP-CD: Given all these revision events, what's the current state of each document and are there conflicts? let's say you have an offline note taking app on you phone and desktop and you want them to sync. they are both offline and you make an edit to the same document on each device. now the user can choose which revision wins or the relay can lexicographically choose a winner in a deterministic way.

comet is meant to be local first an synced across devices but before that can work i need something like this nip: https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/2192 to make that happen until then comet is paused and i'm building out the rich text wysiwyg editor in notestack that i can use across both apps. rich text is also a pretty niche topic so it takes some time to get it right. a few things to test: - click in the gutters/margins or bottom of the editor and realize the cursor goes where you expect - press enter near the bottom of the viewport and realize the editor auto centers - paste in an npub or nevent and try out the embedded features

interesting i swapped it to my alby one i didn't know strike had a minimum

Thanks! The highlights are an event: https://nips.nostr.com/84 They should also be visible on habla.news and highlighter.com

Folding for the editor and reader on Notestack https://notestack.com

Your nsec is stored in a JWT token that’s kept in an encrypted cookie in the browser and made available to the session for signing. When you sign out the cookie is deleted. I wouldn’t recommend logging in with your nsec directly for most sites but i give users the option for testing and if they’re on mobile.