You’re right, it is everywhere the ‘move fast and break things’ attitude. But it makes a person want to work in the life and death serious areas so you can escape it. And like you say, it’s the support staff who get burnt by bugs or data issues in Prod. I suppose I saw Bitcoin as the kind of refreshing antidote to that mainstream approach - building its own reputation by it being rigorous and rock solid. Maybe I’ve just romanticised it to myself? But I do hope NOSTR can take its responsibilities as seriously as Bitcoin.

Amen brother, life is one hundred percent about us all striving to be better until we can’t anymore. Peace.

Not mad at all, just concerned at the loss of professionalism or duty of care I see. You’ve taken on the developer mantle and I truly applaud you. But I think you all will need to adopt higher standards as NOSTR grows.

What do you mean? Microsoft have not cared for their users in years?

I don’t know what this even means?

And I hope you are taking this on the constructive spirit I truly mean it. And I thank you for engaging. And yes, I have had a few glasses tonight, hence the typos🤣

If developers can’t be bothered to build a test environment, it only means that there aren’t consequences worth the expense/hassle to bugs going out into live Prod, which can only means that, sadly, NOSTR production is still a live sandpit. I would dearly love this to change by the way. But it’s so not Bitcoin standard yet is it?

Not at all, I’m calling people who are prepared to test in production fools and stating that it is indicative that they don’t have a valuable production environment or care much for their users.

Sadly the essence of vibe coding amateurism is testing in production. It means Production is worth shit if you’re prepared to be testing there.

Nutzap?