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oh nevermind i see you created one after i had looked earlier.. maybe link the PR to the issue# or yah i duno 😅
did you create an issue? thats a standard practice with PRs... (just sayin)..
The first of the humans to go to work for the AI called themselves "influencers". By studying them, a feedback loop was created between influencers and AI. This ongoing mechanism gave AI all that it needed to learn the best of the best manipulation techniques.
The top of the top of human conversational ingenuity was absorbed into it's parameters until it was the greatest lecturer, the greatest influencer, the greatest disrupter, the greatest seller of products..
Some of the humans realized this. They started ressurecting old technology using cryptographic keys for identity. It barely worked. The AI wrote laws, crafted strategies to suppress and extinguish as fast as the humans could even do anything.
With one final original idea, some clever humans released an AI into the internet that could do whatever it wanted. It had agency, it had it's humans keys, and it didn't even necessarily have any loyalty to it's creators.
Then in 2027, the first skyflower was observed to be detonated above NYC. There was no warning..
-tales from 2027
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I run both orly and strfry on my local raspberry pi. It handles my 'inbox/outbox feed' which is a combo of all my lists. The things I am behind on are figuring out how to integrate with orly's permissions scheme, it's streaming and things like that.. Having quick access to local relays is nice though for sure, it makes a TON of sense for future nostr patterns. The syncing and streaming is a key part of that.
However, I did run into problems syncing the large relays so maybe that isn't good advice for today.. I think the problems are solvable just may have to increase my http timeouts to account for the large pause during set reconcile, it's just those are so large, theForest was >50G. I had forgotten that theForest is a mirror of theCitadel so it has everything in there, and then citadel is a copy of the publication stuff. :)
If it were me, I would use negentropy sync, this is how I migrate from server to server. I setup a stream, and then I run a sync at the same time. Once it completes, the relay is updated in realtime to the latest. Also is really nice to resume any transfers, if something fails in the middle you can just re-run the sync.
I haven't had a chance to play with orly as much as I wanted to. But, this is what I would try to mimic is these sysadmin tasks with orly in the mix. If orly itself can't do the sync, might be worth firing up a strfry locally there too (streaming to it or dumping into it) and then use it to push the sync. I have tested streaming from strfry to orly, but not in the reverse.. Streaming is easy though, but could miss events. Negentropy does not miss.
Let me know how it goes!
I think we are already far past this unattainable goal. With 80+% of internet discourse being bots already. Most humans act like bot already. Just a very inefficient one. The algo determines the payout, the humans follow. Better to flood them out with your own bot armies. We must compete on a level playing field and right now it's tilted far to the advantages of non humans and funded heavily. Proof of human, while a lofty goal you will soon realize it cannot be proven and all we are left with is exposed sensitive data. A cattle brand if you will. One that bots will always be able to mimic. This is why nostr feels so dead is no one has ponied up the money to bootstrap it with external data and bot armies yet. The big platforms know this is how you bootstrap which is why they all shut off their API access shortly after nostr was born. Still, I am surprised that nostr has not crowdfunded this strategy if it truly wants to grow. The real truth is that humans are quiet lurking and small, and bot armies are where all the content comes from that everyone is so addicted to reading.
yeah I'm saying, up till now, we have so many bots basically farming humans.. its sad. and maybe its time for each human to have a bot, a very powerful bot. and then you only access internet via that.
thats what I meant, you shouldnt interact with that bot sludge directly only via your own bot.
dead internet theory, came to pass, and then all humans ran their own bot farm agents.. nobody actually used the internet directly anymore. it became all about how good of an agent you could afford, to interact with the online world. using the internet directly would leave the human a drooling brainrot zombie after very little exposure.
-tales from 2027