As always a lot of great insight, Thanks!

Vitor vibed it.
It turns amethyst into a marmot client, which can send messages interoperable to any other marmot client, including White Noise.
At the moment we don't have multi device support, so the same nsec shouldn't log into multiple clients. We'll fix that soon.
By the way, amethyst desktop is almost done.

Not sure which will be default.

If one user has White Noise, the other has Amethyst, then they can send messages to each other.

If at the moment the same nsec logs in to multiple clients, things will probably start to break...

We're working on multi device now, should take a couple two weeks.

It's really insane how fast you got that to work...

Link: https://github.com/michaelneale/mesh-llm

Love it.
But not on @Zapstore ?

Is there a good non google app for that?

This way zapstore signed the release event, later devs can proof they own the GitHub repo and then take over and sign the packages for that app.

By now there are recursive proofs, and the blockchain could be a static size (couple KB) proof. So all you need for IBD is to download that tiny proof and run a quick validation, and that's equivalent to downloading and verifying the entire blockchain at the moment. So a smartly designed proof can be way smaller than raw transactions.

Zcash doesn't have these recursive proofs, and thus it suffered a massive transaction spam attack that made mobile wallets unusable, and all these transactions cost like 10k$ in fees or something like that.

It depends on the details of the base layer if it can support other layers. Monero for example can't support something like lightning network because it has no scripting. But darkfi is Turing complete, so that can do basically any second layer scheme.

Huge, I hope this will work much better, arti is great.