My to-do list is the place where the important work I don't want to do goes to die

A few relays I run that my fellow nostr developers might find useful:

- wss://messaging.coracle.social — auth and pow protected NIP 17 relay
- wss://indexer.coracle.social — a strfry relay that stores only kind 10002 and 10009. It replicates other indexer relays on the network.
- wss://bucket.coracle.social — you can put anything here, but it gets deleted after 30 seconds. Good for testing and nip 46 signers.

Just uninstalled coracle. Flotilla has feature parity for my purposes. Feels good.

Flotilla 1.12.0 is out!

The big E this time is the addition of social media features, including notifications. Flotilla might just become my new daily driver, replacing Coracle.

Other garbage:

* Share your screen in calls on all platforms
* Redesign the content library
* Add a location to profiles and a member map to the directory
* Add a notifications tab to the home network section
* Add a create post button to the home page and profiles
* Remind people about calendar events they're going to
* Record voice notes in a dialog, and go straight to the call in voice rooms
* Add a nature theme, more emoji and kaomoji
* Show rich link previews for links to spaces, rooms and profiles
* Keep a message in the composer when it fails to send, instead of dropping it
* Only raise notifications for new messages
* Keep private mutes when saving content settings, and handle muted words from other clients
* Keep edited listings and calendar events in their room
* Fix stalled uploads, quotes that hadn't loaded, misplaced comments and the emoji picker overflowing

Thanks for using it (if you do)

Just published pi-nostr, a series of packages that glue pi to nostr.

https://gitea.coracle.social/coracle/pi-nostr

Running an agent that speaks nostr (nip 17, 29, and kind 1) is now a single command:

`npx @pi-nostr/cli`

The above command uses pi-durable as a framework, which is moderately useful. I'm working on a much more complete nostr-native harness.

You can also install the same nostr abilities that power the above agent command to your local instance of pi:

```pi install npm:@pi-nostr/pi-nip17```
```pi install npm:@pi-nostr/pi-nip29```
```pi install npm:@pi-nostr/pi-notes```

Here's a quick demo video to show just how easy this is:

https://hbb.coracle.social/97fe419b29fb2f85615cc70a004068c66d2efdae67a3d3e1e38cf82346aa6b0e.webm

@Pip the WoT guy what is your favorite color?

Well, maybe not any more. Pi durable looks pretty good.

https://earendil.com/posts/pi-durable/



I was building my own agent at https://gitea.coracle.social/coracle/flotilla-agent and probably will continue to do so, but the design is quite similar to pi-durable. A little less minimalistic, but it's deeply integrated into nostr, so it might still have a place.

New version of Coracle is out: 0.6.38

* Upgrade to welshman 0.12
* Fix retrying a failed direct message on the publishes page
* Retry decrypting direct messages instead of dropping them
* Back off when reconnecting to unreachable relays
* Upgrade insecure requests to https

Are you teaching your kids to program, or prompt? I just built https://ptut-dungeoncrawler.onrender.com/ for my son and I can't shake the feeling that I'm like a dad in the 90's teaching his kid to write assembly code.

At the same time, I don't think we as a society have a grasp on how to approach LLMs in a healthy way. This new way of working is still routinely destroying the minds of professionals with decades of experience. I'm not about to unleash it on my kid.

Are there better skill sets to teach your kids so they can be digitally literate in the future? AI architecture? Hardware? Philosophy?

All hows are whats, and all whats are hows, except for God himself.