( in layman term)Is it Data monetizing?

Help me see what I’m missing… Wouldn’t it be a massive negative freeroll for a service provider to participate in this? They are expected to complete work that is usually prepaid prior to being paid with no guarantee that their result will even be “accepted” let alone compensated. And the...

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I built a small GPT -4 API using Nostr with a similar concept in mind. Its working live at geppetto.lat , and you can find the repo at https://github.com/42Pupusas/geppeto I'd love to hear your thoughts on the token system I designed, the bot posts Nostr notes (almost like a proof of purchase) i...

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Super interesting. I was playing with the idea of a "framework" for bots that can execute specific commands when prompted, and send back the output to the requester. This nip takes it to another level. Brilliant.

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Is this entirely based on trust? What guarantees the relay will perform the requested operations? Does the user pay after the relay performs the operation? If so, the relay is trusting the user to pay…

This either creates work that never ends up being used ( imagine out of five, one Provider is chosen, wasting the efforts of the other four) or the Customer might end up paying for junk/fraud and have no refund mechanism.

Why just data and not real-world goods and services?

This is really interesting. It's similar to the pattern I ended up implementing to track payments for Satellite CDN where the client who wants to buy credit asks the server for a kind 9733 "order" event, to be tagged in the kind 9734 zap event, while my server listens for the 9735 receipt.

Tremendo!

Doesn't it make more sense for vendors to announce their offerings and users just contact them and pay the servers they trust most? Nostr is a good advertisement board, the rest can just be good old Rest API, just define that API. Even if you want to be a Nostr maximalist, then, users can send the ...

As I read the thread not sure I’m getting it right that the relays are doing jobs that they are not actually performing? Instead of them other remote services are called in the “background”, and a relay is only an orchestrator and presenter? Of course I don't have enough computing capacity at...

the vision on these NIPs is blowing my mind