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60 sats \ 3 replies \ @MaxAWebster 26 May \ on: The Death of the Ad-Supported Web - Stratechary post tech
This was a great read! Thanks for sharing @Car
My immediate reaction is that Nostr is the (open) agentic web. Or at least that's where it has the most promise in my mind
63 sats \ 1 reply \ @MaxAWebster 21 May \ parent \ on: Which Relay to use for NWC connection lightning
Whoops I posted that logged out ;) Tagging @Alby as well here in case they can help
Great to see you here @derekross!
- What killer app / use case do you think onboards the next 1M users to nostr?
- What's an unusual or less obvious app / use case you'd like to see built on nostr?
- Have you tried vibe coding a nostr app yet?
Much needed - thank you @aljaz!
There still aren't great sites for finding/tracking these. This is probably the best I've found so far. Here are some interesting DVM usage stats as well. It seems like there was a major surge in usage in late Feb/early March, but not clear what that was. Here's a new project linking DVMs and MCPs, which I think is a promising direction.
I love DJ Food!
And +1 for more "mail art" / underground zines. Can't wait for the SN edition to drop
Quite a list! Bowie is such an inspiration - the consummate intellectual, artist, mystic, and entrepreneur. He's got it all. Two books that stood out to me:
The Origin Of Consciousness In The Breakdown Of The Bicameral Mind by Julian Jaynes
The Gnostic Gospels by Elaine Pagels
I love this!
I've long been interested in offering resources for sats - compute, bandwidth, storage, etc. And if you can make it easy enough to just install an app on Umbrel and start getting paid, then that could grow quickly.
Take all of the shitcoin projects like Golem, Helium, Filecoin, etc and build them on nostr with sats.
How would you test this initially? Downloading content from sites blocking non-residential IPs is the first prototype?
Yes. Same with Kagi for search.
There's a large and growing contingent of us who want transparent cost/value.
Mobile devices are low-quality internet time, that results in low quality social apps. More productive devices like desktops produce higher quality content, but at lower quantity correlated to mobile/desktop device time.
This is so true. I recently removed most apps from my phone (including messaging). I still have a browser but may cut that next. So far, so good. My laptop time is much more focused and much higher quality than mobile time. And SN gets the majority of it...