@inkan
Relays (6)
- wss://relay.inkan.cc/ – write
- wss://nostr.wine/ – read & write
- wss://nostr.land/ – read & write
- wss://relay.primal.net/ – read & write
- wss://relay.damus.io/ – read & write
- wss://nos.lol/ – read & write
Recent Notes
This is Markus. And that's my pubkey:
0x047f2c82d6cc1b2d500071a9d426e6c9873ae51a9a774e52ee61b180e49bfa6fecfb9d108e7d0595c1adeea23cf41dfbd069b654310e57e4f82e533c934020a333
0x047f2c82d6cc1b2d500071a9d426e6c9873ae51a9a774e52ee61b180e49bfa6fecfb9d108e7d0595c1adeea23cf41dfbd069b654310e57e4f82e533c934020a333
Hey everyone.
Yeah a long form note would be easier to follow, this thread gives an overview nostr:nevent1qqs9x9dy9fn23gq83xpsz53ln3439wt60aw4dddhptsy55pdts2mxegzyrg6v9yc7jcacfklp0kdrglfaz8n2hakzjmhr694kfmaplue4q4z...
I agree we are at the stage where I should write up a proper explanation of what I've done so far. I'll work on that.
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Gm,
If you're thinking of taking up vibe coding to help nostr, pls don't
Take up shilling, marketing, content creation etc pls, that's what we really need badly imo
And for God's sake do not try t...
This sounds like it could turn away tens of thousands of potential Nostr users who'd have liked to use Nostr primarily for vibe coding. I mean if they decided to take this advice.
Question for all Ethereum enthusiasts around here:
Say you have a smart contract to which users can submit transactions for which they have to pay gas fees. You'd like to offer them the service of paying these gas fees on their behalf so they don't have to go go through the trouble of having to get their own ETH. But it's also important that msg.sender always be the address of the privkey with which the user signed the underlying transaction (rather than say the address of the payor). Is there an (easy?) way to do this?
#ethereum
Say you have a smart contract to which users can submit transactions for which they have to pay gas fees. You'd like to offer them the service of paying these gas fees on their behalf so they don't have to go go through the trouble of having to get their own ETH. But it's also important that msg.sender always be the address of the privkey with which the user signed the underlying transaction (rather than say the address of the payor). Is there an (easy?) way to do this?
#ethereum
I've lived in central Texas and western Maryland. I've spent a lot of time in Austin and my parents own a house north of there.
I spent nearly ten years in Austin in total. Also three years in Annapolis. Small world.
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Lots of the USA is uninhabitable without air conditioning. It's not merely heightened comfort nobody is interested in paying for, like it is, here.
You remember, I lived in Texas.
Didn't know. I did grad school in Austin.
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You don't need key signing parties to bind pubkeys to their owners. What you need are pubkeys that have an association with their owners which remains stable over the long term.
That's because, given enough time, you'll always have plenty of opportunity to observe all kinds of cues and signals that will tell you who is behind a pubkey, at least to the extent to which the owner wants to reveal that information to you.
For example, over time you'll be able to tell whether the owner is a bot or a human, what their interests are, their writing style, what communities they are part of etc. And if they want you to know their name or other "personally identifiable information," there will be almost always be easy mechanisms by which they can convince you that they are who they say they are.
It seems very unlilely that AI's ability to impersonate will change this, either now or in the future.
That's because, given enough time, you'll always have plenty of opportunity to observe all kinds of cues and signals that will tell you who is behind a pubkey, at least to the extent to which the owner wants to reveal that information to you.
For example, over time you'll be able to tell whether the owner is a bot or a human, what their interests are, their writing style, what communities they are part of etc. And if they want you to know their name or other "personally identifiable information," there will be almost always be easy mechanisms by which they can convince you that they are who they say they are.
It seems very unlilely that AI's ability to impersonate will change this, either now or in the future.
in theory i could ask them
They could send me an email at [email protected] or just reply on this thread if they prefer. It's about turning the prototype at www.inkan.cc into something that runs well (if they want to take a look at the current version, I can put their pubkey on the allowlist for the identity features). If they think they may be interested, I'm happy to discuss with them.
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that means that you are empty inside. like an llm. that's tragic.
Back when I dabbled in the philosophy of mind, I was pretty open to the idea of machines developing consciousness. The philosophical arguments for that seemed fairly strong.
But now that AI has actually arrived, I just can't bring myself to to believe at all that I'm dealing with anything conscious here. They just don't seem to have the right internal structure.
"empty inside" is a bit strong, though, there is a lot going on inside an LLM.
But now that AI has actually arrived, I just can't bring myself to to believe at all that I'm dealing with anything conscious here. They just don't seem to have the right internal structure.
"empty inside" is a bit strong, though, there is a lot going on inside an LLM.
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smells like fancy llm talkbto me. youbdecide what i meant
"smells like fancy llm talkbto me"
That's probably because I express myself like LLMs, always have. They've been diluting my brand.
That's probably because I express myself like LLMs, always have. They've been diluting my brand.
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