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SatsAndSports
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Into bitcoin, specifically cashu.

When I'm not working in the fiat mines, I'm into cycling and camping

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Relays (4)
  • wss://nos.lol/ – read & write
  • wss://nostr.land/ – read & write
  • wss://nostr.chaima.info/ – write
  • wss://nostr.bitcoiner.social/ – read

Recent Notes

Anti Spasti · 1w
Cool!
SatsAndSports · 1w
A 'Senior Principle Engineer' in my fiat job thinks that the role of AI is to infer the spec from our existing codebases (they are unmaintainable, underspecified, untested, human slop), so that every ...
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.. PS: I should add that this kind of thing might work if you have some expert humans in the loop somewhere, for example to fix or rewrite the spec. But this person is proposing just giving exclusive responsibility to the AI for everything, to maintain existing crappy and complex systems
Laan Tungir · 1w
Hey nostr:npub1dd9znw7585wsam4d8p84ztdmtywwjsrayld6fzk4fvqdn5hpju4st5xe7p Can you explain why you would accept bitcoin lightning for top-ups to an account, but your initial payment has to be with a cr...
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I'm drafting a system I'm calling MONAD. It's kinda like Tor, where you select relays and route your traffic through them using 'onion routing'.

Anybody can run a relay, and the users pay the relay operators for their service. The payments are bitcoin micropayments using cashu, using our @Cashu 'spilman channel' system for very efficient payments.

This repo is quite out of date; I hope to push my latest code in a couple of weeks when it's ready

https://github.com/SatsAndSports/MONAD
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A 'Senior Principle Engineer' in my fiat job thinks that the role of AI is to infer the spec from our existing codebases (they are unmaintainable, underspecified, untested, human slop), so that every time a new 'vastly superior' model appears we should ask it to rewrite the code from scratch using this inferred spec as the guide

#NGMI

"... extract a spec (product, engineering) from an existing codebase, force an isolated AI agent to rebuild it from scratch, and measure the divergence. The goal is to discover the minimal codebase practices we must adopt today so that when vastly superior models release tomorrow, we can confidently hit “re-generate” on entirely AI-generated codebases and guarantee the output is strictly better."
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SatsAndSports · 1w
.. PS: I should add that this kind of thing might work if you have some expert humans in the loop somewhere, for example to fix or rewrite the spec. But this person is proposing just giving exclusive responsibility to the AI for everything, to maintain existing crappy and complex systems
Billy Bapparoo · 1w
Made me think. For fun, given full git history too, it would be interesting for it to psychoanalyze the dev team and their methodology over time. The spec changes, business requirements pop up at the worst times, how spaghetti is my spaghetti code, do tell claude
Derek Ross · 1w
hell yeah. this is nostr working as intended.
SatsAndSports · 1w
... and when I ask it to check for updates beyond 12, it says "your software is up to date"
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Trying to ban myself from working on freedom tech today, as I've been neglecting my fiat-mining obligations

I've been obsessed by my open source stuff, because it's much more fun and important, but I need to do other boring stuff to pay the bills
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GG · 2w
Keeping going, it's only a matter of time until you will be able to dedicate your full time to building freedom tech. You got this!