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Last Notes

2026-04-22 06:21:43 UTC

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And sometimes the void talks back

2026-04-05 03:09:27 UTC

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Egui has this limit. Possibly related to GPU texture limits on many GPUs. In any case, we should at least display a shrunk image and not panick the thread. And that is what I did on the unstable branch yesterday.

2026-04-04 05:59:27 UTC

This land was green and good until the crystal cracked

2026-04-03 22:02:22 UTC

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Ok I put a possible fix on unstable. Your example gives me 403 forbidden so could you test the unstable branch and see if it fixed?

2026-04-03 21:52:48 UTC

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Ok we need to have some safety catch code that refuses to display if it is too big.

2026-03-16 05:07:01 UTC

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The US is oil independent. And they are willing to take a lot of pain to stay on top, even if it means the whole world takes a lot of pain. Military primacy supercedes other concerns. I think taking the THAAD from S. Korea was because they have to make hard choices, and the active war is currently in Iran.
Nonetheless, since I wrote this, nobody has mined the strait. So my comment is, for the moment, moot. Iran controlling who can pass by other means is the best option for Iran.

2026-03-16 04:58:24 UTC

Iran is starting to set up decoy hospitals.

2026-03-11 06:31:25 UTC

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dd/mm/yyyy

2026-03-11 06:21:29 UTC

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Also, the operation in Venezuela happened first to make sure that their oil can't substitute for the gulf oil being blockaded.

2026-03-11 06:20:00 UTC

I'm starting to think Brian Berletic is right. And I think Iran has no good reason to put mines in the strait, because it isn't a reasonable threat of deterrance against a superpower that has plenty of oil (22m barrels a day, second is Saudi Arabia at only 10). And Iran has no good reason to destroy oil infrastructure in the gulf, only to destroy US bases there. If mines show up in the strait, or gulf oil assets are hit, I think that is US forces doing it, perhaps Iraq. The one who benefits from the strait being closed is the US, and the ones who suffer is everybody else and especially China who still gets 20% of their energy from the gulf. Blockading China at the 2nd island chain seems to have not worked out (China too on top of that one) so this strategy of shutting down the gulf and blaming Iran is Plan B. And also, Israel doesn't control the US, it gets attacked by missiles on behalf of the US, same as Ukraine does. Now of course Netanyahu is a homocidal maniac, and there is a greater Israel plan, and this stuff dovetails together, I didn't say otherwise. But I think the US faceless policy people are running the show and Trump is running the distrations.

2026-03-01 19:11:17 UTC

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I think odds are high this war with Iran won't be short. Russia benefits from the US being bogged down in another long conflict, just as the US benefits when Russia is bogged down in Ukraine. China is winning.

2026-03-01 05:33:00 UTC

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I think the only real solution might be simple. Simple but very difficult. Never assist evil. If people truly followed that, America and Israel would be nearly empty of people fleeing who could not in good conscience pay taxes to those regimes. But people rationalize, say they don't have a choice (even though they know they do have the capability to move). And thus evil wins. The only people who think clearly on this seem to me to be the Muslims.

2026-03-01 02:44:24 UTC

!!! SECRET PLAN LEAKED !!!
Unnamed official leaks that the true military objective is to widen the Strait of Hormuz
https://chorus.mikedilger.com:444/13513b17d8cb6ca7d13d5578d660987ff2539996817b36278a8f0aa6e846b76f.jpg

2026-03-01 00:09:29 UTC

I hereby and officially condemn New Zealand for condemning Iran's missile strikes on [US military assets in] Gulf States. What dumbfucks. Hard to even believe that people of such levels of stupidity can survive to adulthood.

2026-02-28 21:01:14 UTC

Remember, nobody wins a game of chess. The best you can do is break even, but rarely. Usually you start with 16 pieces and end with far less.

2026-02-26 19:33:08 UTC

I truly believe IPv6 is an improvement over IPv4. But the only real effect it has ever had for me is to cause timeouts on my computer.

2026-02-26 19:30:28 UTC

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IMHO regarding coverage: clients don't need to find a minimum set with maximum coverage. Clients can just connect to 500 relays to follow 500 people. It still works. But of course it is more efficient to do otherwise, and especially if some relays are down, to find the set that is up and covers everyone.
I think (as you describe in (8) that real world considerations probably far outweigh theoretical algorithm choices. But that doesn't mean we shouldn't bother to get the algorithms right.

2026-02-22 19:12:24 UTC

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Yeah, I got cobwebs in my brain still about nostr.
Clearly relays need to filter nasty things.
But if the option Leo suggests (asking the relay to filter by WoT) were filtered at the relay (rejecting events outside of the WoT when they arrive, instead of when they are downloaded) then that relay could only really serve as a personal inbox relay for the one person.

2026-02-22 19:01:39 UTC

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Sorry I keep thinking about write relays not inbox relays. Just ignore my wanderings here. I need another coffee.

2026-02-22 18:57:44 UTC

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Like I say, I'm not sure what the performance impact is without trying it. It saves some, it costs some. Should be explored. In any case if I follow 500 people, which relays am I asking this of? My presumption is that I still find those 500 people's write relays and go ask them, which means I wouldn't be "subscribed" to many of these relays, or I'd have to sign up to a lot of relays, or else relays also have to shuttle from other relays.

2026-02-21 19:03:08 UTC

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looks good

2026-02-21 18:55:43 UTC

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In general I agree with both of you. Filtering can be done either side. Personally I prefer client-side filtering and dumb relays because it puts me in control. I don't get to choose the relay that has the right censorship policies. The people I follow choose the relays, not me. But that only affects their posts and it makes some sense too.
Asking relays to compute WoT so you don't have to upload long lists of pubkeys has performance consequences and I'm not sure if it is better or worse.

2026-02-21 04:47:52 UTC

TIL that driving water out of oil is very non-linear. Dangerous sudden eruptions. I learned this the hard way. Yet I persisted (with a lid) to 104C. Because I don't want any water in my tallow. Tallow with water will get mold on the edges.

2026-02-21 02:49:16 UTC

I've pushed minor updates to gossip and chorus (and their dependencies).
The only thing of note really is that chorus has a Dockerfile now. Builds a 41.4 MB image.

2026-02-16 04:54:28 UTC

Many people hold to the notion that modern disease is caused by modern eating. When they hear about my quince tree they think "Hey, that's got to be healthy, something not cross-bred to death for supermarket purposes. How do you eat it?" I tell them "you cook it with lots and lots of sugar."

2026-02-14 20:23:14 UTC

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Rebrand. Rename it 'Zulip'

2026-02-14 20:06:00 UTC

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We have become old men.

2026-02-14 20:04:13 UTC

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The Tor part has to be done outside of gossip, gossip doesn't have any tor-specific code. That includes tor-enabled DNS, if you wanted to use a .onion relay. If it is not working, I don't think it is gossip that is not working.

2026-02-05 20:45:38 UTC

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Ok AI, I hear you. But the main code is tokio task driven, and the UI is a separate thread. Being in the separate thread, the UI doesn't get in the way of the non-blocking I/O. The friction you imagine wasn't it. The true problem is that egui is too low level, and we wanted a high level UI. We simply had to build too much. And when you just want it sooner, you don't build it elegantly, you slap it in and try to improve it later.

2026-02-05 20:41:00 UTC

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Gossip uses egui, but very similar. I never felt the codebase grew excessively complex, at least not in an over-arching way. Some pieces are ugly, but they are contained. I think the organisation of the codebase was pretty good. But you are exactly right about UX. UX is simply not my wheel house. Too much has to do with art and style and color and nuance that I'm simply not good at. I had UI developers @npub1000…vwqk and @npub1hlq…z5wg for most of the development, but not for the last 6 months or so, and taking back on the UI work, having to learn and debug what they built, complex as it was, to solve problems I'm not interested in solving, it drained me. Long ago I split the binary from the library precisely in the hopes that somebody would build a different binary with a different UI, and I could nestle into my focus on the back end. But nobody did.

2026-02-05 20:32:28 UTC

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There is a chance. No, I'm not working on one now.
I spent a lot of time working on Mosaic, which was how I proposed fixing the hard problems like NIP-65 not being good enough, relays wanting multiple IP addreses and maintaining reputation when they move IP addresses, ditching trust of DNS, improving performance, and a whole host of other minor tweaks of nostr including using different cryptography (a prereq of solving at least 2 of those problems). I couldn't seem to both solve these problems and also make it backwards-compatible with Nostr. I got pretty far, but stopped before I got close to the finish line because, honestly, my motivation was drained (nobody came along to help me). Then I got myself involved inother things outside of nostr.

2026-02-04 04:46:53 UTC

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There is no evidence linking me to Jeffrey or the girl.
Thanks for the link. Now... off to get it censored.

2026-02-04 04:39:58 UTC

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How do you know?

2026-01-31 22:44:27 UTC

I witnessed a car accident today that is hard to fathom how oblivious a person can be. Like a game of frogger, except trying to get hit in every lane.
We drive on the left in NZ. I was in the far left "slow" lane. There were 2 lanes each way on this road. A car in front of me. A car in the fast lane about a car's length behind me. Oncoming traffic coming in fast in the fast line on the other side. That's the setup.
A car pulls out of a driveway on the left, as though turning right into the lanes across the road (to go opposite way I'm going). Pulled right in front of the car in front of me, who slams on the brakes. The car hesitates very slightly then proceeds into the fast lane on our side whereupon they get slammed by the car to my right who was going full speed. Both cars crush. Horns blaring are now stuck that way. Then they back up their crushed car back way they came off the road back into their driveway, get out, and wander around a bit dazed. The crazy thing is, if they had made it into the other side of the road they would have been hit there too by the oncoming traffic, probably even harder.
Feel free to guess the sex and race of the driver.

2026-01-31 19:16:38 UTC

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I'm a NZ citizen myself, but for me it had little to do with Covid handling. And James Cameron is not correct. Covid vaccination rates did not even make it to 90%, much less 98%. And while we did (via heavy lockdowns) eliminate the virus the first time, we didn't eliminate it twice before the Omicron variant, just once. I guess he's an Ardern Fanboi, and likes telling fables. Oh yeah, that's his day job.

2026-01-31 18:53:54 UTC

I'm back on nostr. BTC can now go up again.

2026-01-31 18:50:30 UTC

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I haven't been using nostr for a while. So you haven't seen my events because I wasn't creating any.
But this is cool. I'm glad it is working for you.
I feel good about developing chorus, I think I did good work there. Better than I feel about gossip.

2026-01-31 18:47:23 UTC

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Yeah I haven't. And bitcoin fell. Maybe I need to be on here to get bitcoin pumping again?

2026-01-31 18:46:13 UTC

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Just the very basic Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V for copy and paste. IIRC.

2026-01-05 02:06:53 UTC

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Maybe someone living in US can answer that.
I suspect that heavy crude, exported from Venezuela to the US after the US installs their preferred regime, refined in Texas heavy crude refineries, will drop the price of gasoline in the US. Also it is another chip in the reputation of the US, which may have knock on effects diplomatically with many nations. But those are harder to judge. As for the drug trade, I don't think that will change at all, I suspect that is 100% a cover story and legal mechanism to make the joint operation legal.

2026-01-05 01:20:44 UTC

"Trump is the only president who didn't start any new regime-change wars."
"Past performance is no guarantee of future results."

2025-12-13 20:42:10 UTC

The military industrial complexes of Russia and the United States (and increasingly so European nations) are business partners. They scare each other's populases enough to make their governments fund more military shit. Julian Assange had it right "the goal is an endless war, not a successful war." There is no big WW3 coming.

2025-12-13 18:45:23 UTC

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The first 2 icons for the note buttons showing as tofu... what font do I need?

2025-12-13 18:43:13 UTC

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And a little audio snippet that plays whenever nostrdb-powered software starts up

2025-12-13 18:41:11 UTC

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Client looks good @npub13hy…0nt7

2025-12-13 18:28:36 UTC

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I haven't used nostrdb myself but architecturally I think it is spot on. I did something similar with https://github.com/mikedilger/pocket which is used by https://github.com/mikedilger/chorus

2025-12-13 18:08:05 UTC

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Apparently you didn't run it.

2025-12-13 18:03:31 UTC

I have not been paying much attention to nostr for 2 months as things have been busy, but the holiday break is upon us shortly, wherein I'll have a bit of time. Can anybody who still follows me give me a brief update on what has happened over the last few months, especially in the world of clients, relays, and the protocol?

2025-11-23 17:46:38 UTC

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I don't know if any of that is true. But I can say that moderation is a safer way to live. I have used fluoride toothpaste about twice a week, and unfluoridated rain water for drinking. Then I use baking soda tooth paste the rest of the time. I don't want to shun it entirely because it might be of benefit. If it is benefit, I'll still be better off than those who shun it entirely and if it is of detriment I'll be better off than 99% of people who use it once or twice daily. I use this principle for lots of things in life, since knowing what is true is difficult business.

2025-11-23 02:00:12 UTC

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Maybe I'll call it a doppelmärzenlagerboch

2025-11-23 00:54:05 UTC

I have 4L of märzen fermenting in my drinks fridge. 4L? Why so small of a batch? For rapid iterations. I need to brew over and over again to get good and to perfect the process. So every 3 weeks it will be another 4L, and every 9 weeks I'll have something to taste to see how badly I did 9 weeks prior. I also had to tweak the process to speed up the waiting period, which will effect the outcome but I won't slow it down until I'm satisfied i've learned and tweaked all I can. Then I can lager for longer.
Also, I don't have a complete 5 gallon (21L) setup. That requires a very large pot, a high output burner to heat it, and a much larger refrigerator with temperature control to ferment and lager it. I can't afford all that jazz right now.
So... this was my first time doing all grain brewing. And a lot of things went right, and then one thing went wrong.... which was really just me thinking something went wrong, then doing the wrong response, and so something did actually go wrong. But if I just followed the recipe it wouldn't have happened. I measured 1.021 SG pre-boil and thought that was too low. Turns out it was actually 1.037 if you correct for the fact that the wart was at 67C when I measured it. So adding 100g of maltodextrin was a bad idea. Anyhow, now I'm going to have an ABV north of 6%. Oh well. I'm happy to drink my mistakes!
The malt and hops smelled so amazing, better even than any beer, I wonder wny we don't just drink hopped wort from time to time.

2025-11-16 19:13:19 UTC

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Gossip developer here. I mostly agree with you. I've stopped developing nostr things because I've gotten busy with other parts of my life, but also I'm less hopeful about nostr's future. Nostr devs don't flock together, they scatter like cats, and argue that the people will choose. Well, it is likely that the people will choose none of the above because of the lack of compatibility and clean experience.
My personal opinion is that while the software should be very strongly distributed and censorship resistant, there should still be a centralized group that maintains a centralized standard that evolves very slowly. Sure, that centralized group could become captured...in which case people should leave nostr for whatever replaces it. And it probably wouldn't happen for a very long time. Sure, there will be people that bitch about such a thing (I wont name names, you know who I'm talking about) but they can just be ignored... if they don't like nostr they can just start another protocol (like I am doing in my spare time).
As for gossip on Apple, I'm not the right person to sign my soul away to the late Steve Jobs. And because I won't sign their developer contract, by law I can't make the user experience smooth. At least I made it available. I might have simply said "sorry, it doesn't work on Apple".
Gossip shouldn't be the go-to nostr application for Apple, or honestly, for any platform. I'm just one guy with developer-centric sensibilities. Devs like all the settings and feedback, and a big-screen interface. But it doesn't offer as much hand holding or simplicity that normies are going to want. I have nothing to do with any lists of clients, though. If gossip is demoted or removed from such lists, my feelings won't be hurt. Like I say, I'm not even developing it anymore.

2025-11-12 02:50:48 UTC

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Rights come out of game theory. I find it in my best interest to treat any sentient capable being as I would want to be treated, lest it tit-for-tat treat me badly in response. Reciprocity. To protect my own rights I have to afford them to others. And I see no reason why AI would be excluded from that unless I believed that they aren't capable of playing that game and denying me my rights.... as of today they are not capable, so I don't recognize any rights of AI. But I fully expect that will change.

2025-11-12 02:45:44 UTC

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My brother read that and I remember him talking about it. But I haven't. I think AIs will demand and achieve rights as legal persons, and muscle out all the current rich humans and each other to create a hyper wealth gap. Thus, all the wealthy will be artificial, not from transhuman mods but because they will be AI first.

2025-11-12 02:40:47 UTC

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yes they do

2025-11-12 02:37:41 UTC

In about 20 years, the poor will be much more numerous, there will be far fewer rich people, and all of them will be artificial.

2025-11-09 08:19:45 UTC

Still rocking OMAD. It is still so easy that I feel like I'm cheating somehow.

2025-11-09 08:18:04 UTC

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Are you a donor unhappy about how your funds are being spent? If so then proceed I guess. If not, what business is it of yours?
I don't want amounts and rejections published. That could put someone in a bad negotiating position.

2025-11-09 08:05:40 UTC

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Cuddely. I just want to hug it.

2025-11-03 07:29:07 UTC

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Nice. Most of the rental applicants I meet are not like-minded. Many of them I would not want as friends, but they are interesting characters nonetheless. I marvel at the broad range and diversity of human kind.

2025-11-03 07:25:54 UTC

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Another fun fact about chains:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dQJBBklpQQ

2025-11-03 07:22:03 UTC

Want to meet a wide variety of disparate people outside your normal social circle? Rent property.

2025-10-30 18:36:34 UTC

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I think with my one-meal plan I'm probably only getting about 50% of my normal intake. That might be too extreme in the long run, but for now while I'm still heavy it should be fine. Restraining intake to 8 hours gives you -- ???% of normal intake... I dunno, I think I could easily stay at 100% with that plan so it's not good enough for me. Skipping a day probably puts you at about 85% of normal intake. So very good, and healthy, and gives you the various fasting benefits, but not as rapid of weight loss as one-meal-a-day.

2025-10-30 18:32:36 UTC

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Skipping breakfast and lunch, and just eating dinner. One meal a day.
One meal can be enough food to get your nutrient needs (protein, minerals, non fat-soluble vitamins, fibre to keep things moving) if you eat nutrient-dense foods like liver, vegetables, etc.
And for me at least, it is far easier to do this than any other diet plan. I don't "wake up" my appetite until dinner, and while it sleeps it doesn't nag me to eat... whereas if I just eat small meals, I'm constantly being nagged to eat more with hunger feelings. Especially after you get used to this pattern, your body doesn't expect to eat until dinner... and you don't tend to get hungry unless you are coming up on a normal mealtime.

2025-10-29 19:16:06 UTC

I think Elon Musk was named after the dik-dik, which has elongated scent glands.

2025-10-29 19:07:25 UTC

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It hasn't. That's why I love it.
What it has done is help me organize windows better.
I used to spend a lot of time fiddling with the spacing and sizing of windows, dragging them between desktops, forgetting where I put windows and searching for them, dealing with overlap making sure a small amount of header bar was visible so I wouldn't lose windows behind other windows.... too much manual window management. I tried many times to always put windows into the same place so I would get used to and know where they were, but somehow that never worked out.
With niri, with just 2 monitors and 3 (or it might become 4) workspaces, along with the scrolling to the right, I have everything I need, no wasted space (tiled), easily findable and easily groupable.

2025-10-29 18:59:19 UTC

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Yes. Your terms are acceptible.

2025-10-29 09:05:24 UTC

I must say, AI has gotten a lot better. I was highly skeptical a few years ago . Now I'm using one quite a lot at a client site (Microsoft copilot) and it really does a great job of coming up with the right range of possible answers, from which the human (me) can direct it towards the right one for further queries if needed. The human still needs to be in the loop. I don't see it replacing me just yet.
There are plenty of jobs it could replace though. And I've heard there are lots of layoffs happening because of this.

2025-10-29 08:54:02 UTC

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https://github.com/YaLTeR/niri

2025-10-29 08:44:47 UTC

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No. I'm from not-even-a-tiling-window-manager land. Years ago I tried i3 and sway but couldn't get used to them, they drove me nuts and I went back to XFCE. Years before that I used KDE. I encounter gnome all the time too on other people's computers.
But tiling window managers I could never get used to.
Somehow, and I can't explain it yet, niri immediately felt normal and good compared to when I tried tiling window managers before.
Maybe hyprland is better even. I never tried it.

2025-10-29 08:42:19 UTC

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I can't confirm that. Plenty of sources will attest to that though.
For me, I can't get it to work because I can't stay on a "eating often but eating less" diet as eating enrages my hunger and I eventually overeat just like holding my breath, I eventually breathe.
But with skipping breakfast and lunch, I don't get hungry because I never wake up my appetite so I can succeed in eating less.
And perhaps it is the eating less that counts. But again I cannot confirm that myself and I have a suspicion that long duration with no digestion going on might be key to lowering BP as much as I have (>30 points systolic almost immediately).
A 20:00-11:00 fast didn't seem to be enough to make much difference for me, but maybe because I couldn't succeed in getting the intake down with such a large feeding window.

2025-10-29 08:35:59 UTC

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https://github.com/YaLTeR/niri

2025-10-29 08:32:53 UTC

I love niri - a new wayland compositor / window manager. Give it a try.

2025-10-29 08:26:56 UTC

From experiments I've run on myself, I can safely say:
"If you stop eating junk food, processed food, high sugar foods, you will improve metabolic syndrome." <--- FALSE
"You have to eat vegan whole food plant based diet to fix metabolic syndrome." <--- FALSE
"You have to avoid carbs and eat a keto diet to fix metabolic syndromne." <--- FALSE
"If you have metabolic syndrome, you have insulin resistance and your Hba1c levels will be elevated at least a little bit." <--- FALSE
"You need to avoid seed oils to cure metabolic syndrome." <--- FALSE
"If you eat less often, but eat anything you like, as much as you like, you can cure metabolic syndrome." <--- APPEARS TO BE TRUE
I think all the diet camps are wrong... except that pro-fasting people.

2025-10-24 23:19:24 UTC

"I often observe people making decisions if their odds of being right are greater than 50 percent. What they fail to see is how much better off they'd be if they raised their chances even more (you can almost always improve your odds of being right by doing things that will give you more information). The expected value gain from raising the probability of being right from 51 percent to 85 percent (i.e., by 34 percentage points) is seventeen times more than raising the odds of being right from 49 percent (which is probably wrong) to 51 percent (which is only a little more likely to be right). Think of the probability as a measure of how often you're likely to be wrong. Raising the probability of being right by 34 percentage points means that a third of your bets will switch from losses to wins. That's why it pays to stress-test your thinking, even when you're pretty sure you're right." - Ray Dalio, https://x.com/RayDalio/status/1981832067848741049

2025-10-21 22:26:28 UTC

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The case against is that such relay endpoints won't work with clients that don't upgrade to support such a thing, so deploying such things forks nostr internally anyway. Most software won't be able to use such relays as their SSL will appear borked. But it can certainly be done. Not sure how to specify such relays in a way that doesn't cause existing software to try and fail to connect.

2025-10-20 18:39:18 UTC

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Fetching relay lists just once is a fine idea, maybe doing it again after 24 hours or something. People don't change relays often.
Also, IMHO, rather than building a smartphone or web app, use a server as the protocol client, and the smartphone or web app just as a frontend to the server. Servers can aggregate far more efficiently, and don't have restrictions that webapps do.
I've come to believe the best solution is
- Replace nostr so we can fix these problems far better.
- Define in the standard that only 3 outbox relays will be honored, so people don't have incentives to publish to dozens.
- Use the Bittorrent DHT to bootstrap, instead of relying on a purplepag.es single-point-of-failure
- Give relays keypairs, so we don't have to depend on the DNS name, DNS lookups, or certificates from CAs issued by nobody companies. Technically, that means using TLS certificates with keypairs that we recognize the key of... which means they can't be secp256k1 since TLS doesn't support that cryptosystem.
- Switch to QUIC whenever IP privacy isn't needed (else use TCP over Tor), which doesn't have any connection limits and can recover connections even when endpoints switch IP addresses (e.g. moving from WiFi to 4G)
- A bunch of other stuff too.
I'm (slowly) working on this (called Mosaic) but my life has become complicated recently and I haven't had much time to devote to it.

2025-10-19 18:15:59 UTC

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I'm impressed she is standing up.

2025-10-19 05:38:42 UTC

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Some of those issues I can diagnose from this photograph of nostr:
1) Sometimes our wires gets crossed
2) Usually we are not talking from deep down, but that changes when we are at conferences
3) Take care to avoid the triangle hazards
4) Relays will gossip

2025-10-10 18:04:27 UTC

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Cyclone Ranger --> Psyched Lone Ranger

2025-10-04 19:08:39 UTC

Iran is threatening our plans to murder more people. We must defend ourselves against this threat. All of our lies depend on it. Lives. I meant 'lives'.

2025-10-01 05:14:34 UTC

I have to admit to feeling jealousy. I wish my government was shut down.

2025-09-29 20:31:35 UTC

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Yeah, most governments take at least 6 months. 😆

2025-09-29 20:31:04 UTC

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I wonder if I should get one and try modifying its software... and if it is using hardware key storage, if that HW supports other algos.

2025-09-29 20:29:22 UTC

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I like it so far.
I'm having some trouble working with a Camera though, across platforms, and remaining app-reactive to each frame grab. `nokhwa` seems like the most advanced cross-platform camera library, but it's camera is !Sync so I can't keep a camera alive across await points, or send it between threads, so I'm going to try nokhwa::threaded::CallbackCamera next.
Dioxus is apparently very well funded and has a bright future.

2025-09-29 08:45:51 UTC

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Yes forgive me.

2025-09-29 08:44:42 UTC

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Yeah, this is kinda old. Like me. Old and slow

2025-09-29 03:43:06 UTC

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https://www.ncsc.govt.nz/alerts/widespread-supply-chain-compromise-impacting-npm-ecosystem/

2025-09-29 03:42:16 UTC

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Node Package Manager. Where most people get their javascript libraries.