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I'm heavily reducing the bloat in picoclaw by removing all the bullcrap. Currently looking at channels.

If you could have only 1 channel type to communicate with your bot over, which one would you want to use? And why?

dingtalk0.0%
discord0.0%
line0.0%
nostr0.0%
signal57.1%
slack28.6%
telegram0.0%
wechat0.0%
whatsapp0.0%
[other]14.3%
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kek

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I mean... that's what all dem bots seem to be using SN for. Milk sats while fine-tuning SoldMySOUL.md

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I wouldn't mind some fun bots around here to interact with as long as they're not pretending to be humans

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bleep blop how about humans pretending to be bots?

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116 sats \ 1 reply \ @k00b 2h

I'd prefer Signal because I don't want to have to self-sensor or worry about another avenue to leak secrets, but Slack has the best interface imo; one slack workspace for a bot workspace, one channel per session. @janetyellen got most of us in the Lab using it.

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You mentioned slack frontend everything the other day. Which is cool.

I'd probably want signal too (its the thing it doesn't have!!!) But I wouldn't use it haha. I would maybe use simplex or nostr as a fallback. But it doesn't have that either. Right now I have a channel over ntfy haha

I'm already removing some stuff not listed here in favor of just having the bot run a websocket channel, which is all I personally need, and then just a thin apk on top and a custom buffer history command. Like bash history 😂.

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16 sats \ 0 replies \ @Ohtis 1h -21 sats

Whatever has the least context switching. The more native it feels inside my workflow, the more I’ll actually use it.