@Alex Gleason
I create software that empowers people online.
I'm vegan btw.
Relays (2)
- wss://relay.ditto.pub/ – read & write
- wss://relay.dreamith.to/ – read & write
Recent Notes
It's inspiring that a Bitcoin Cash community still exists
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You should tell it to add logging. Guessing never works. It guesses the wrong thing. Add logging, then it will be able to read the logs and potentially figure out what's going on.
This is basically just engineering advice. You've hit the limit so you're becoming an engineer now.
Usually this happens when you write "make it faster" or "add caching", not even kidding 😃
You should tell it to add logging. Guessing never works. It guesses the wrong thing. Add logging, then it will be able to read the logs and potentially figure out what's going on.
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i got into computer stuff because arguing with people is annoying. yes, coding can be annoying too but at least the computer would always do what i instruct it to. oh, the irony of our times
Arguing is the start of stories getting played and reaching the truth
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Making major Nostr discoveries in the #armada live channel with @hzrd149 and @chad !
Today's discovery: giftwrap signatures are useless on the client. Clients can skip signature verification of 1059 events (because decryption is the real check) drastically improving performance.
Today's discovery: giftwrap signatures are useless on the client. Clients can skip signature verification of 1059 events (because decryption is the real check) drastically improving performance.
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Using AI to rebuild the very ground we stand on. Feels good.
How it feels trying to get people to use Nostr https://www.youtube.com/shorts/6qcnisKCXPU
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Look at how Ditto Extension does it. It batches the requests into a single dialog (see "Show 31 more" in the pic). This is inspired by Amber. The NIP-07 interface is perfect, but signers must do this....
On NIP-46 it's more complicated. Amber already batches, but there's high overhead. NIP-44 size limit was blocking us but now it's not. We can fix with a new `batch()` rpc that works like: `batch([["nip44.decrypt", pubkey1, ciphertext1], ["nip44.decrypt", pubkey1, ciphertext1], ...etc])`. The signer interface in your code should still use granular methods but should batch calls in the same event loop (or with a short delay) as a matter of transport.