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And to end the circle as the first C compiler that have compile C source : nostr:nprofile1qy88wumn8ghj7mn0wvhxcmmv9uq36amnwvaz7tmwdaehgu3wvf5hgcm0d9hx2u3wwdhkx6tpdshsqg9tvep3k80m46uqtf4aysm9cgzxc73zdr0xgw7sdy9yjn9qg2mstsmg2qrx If you work as a software developer in a corporate environment, how do you approach the use of #AI tools in your day-to-day job?

@ 18905d0a:0b229b08

Gobment and inflation took care of that 😂

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@ f03df3d4:a4d4f676

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@ 3ffac3a6:2d656657

ignorance is bliss

@ 665e364f:16310af9

Your experience is very interesting. And it seems you are one who stay aware of what happen. Your boss and other company leader do as they used to : max profitability. Why would they allow you to have more time on a task if AI can do it faster ? Fast and easy profitability have side effect too, as you said, the code is less understood by coder and this point will really be a problem in the future. Because : - Modularity of code have came with the side effect that your code rely on a lot of multiple others code. No way to secure or check them all. So it can be a source for bad code injections that is not in your code, and you don't have time to check, you just trust others. - Bug understanding will be more and more difficult, the more you use AI to generate code, the less you understand all the code. - AI will not stay only a coder assistant, but become a coder verificator / optimizor and even write directly a machine code in close future, to be ultimately optimized. and when it will happen, no one will be able to understand this source code or could only with a huge time. immediate profit and cost killer will be happy of this... for a time. Then some unexpected bug and behavior will happen, and for very important code some process will have to be reverted to keep an hand on it. It is sane to be worry, it is really a huge evolution in coding. Stay aware, on the problem AI will bring with is intense usage. Warn people you work with. And when the problem will happen (because they will, you can be sure of it), you will be the one they will call for help. Your job will not be irrelevant, not if you continue to be aware and ask yourself the good questions. As you already have done. It is good to have a fast result for profitability. It is better to master the result for security. And security concern always win in the end when it hurt a lot the profitability or your company existence. Thanks a lot for your share. And don't think you are alone thinking that way.

@ 3ffac3a6:2d656657

see? that's what you get for thinking too much!

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@ 9c5d004e:9ae3d3cf

3 ex-Memphis police officers found not guilty of state charges in fatal beating of Tyre Nichols https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/ex-memphis-police-tyre-nichols-state-charges-1.7529345?cmp=rss

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Horse Sense: House Republicans work to pass 'big, beautiful bill' https://www.foxnews.com/politics/horse-sense-house-republicans-work-pass-big-beautiful-bill

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Why HR leaders should be more careful about how they share employee data https://finance.yahoo.com/news/why-hr-leaders-more-careful-124846083.html

@ 9c5d0fdb:4016ece5

US jury acquits three Memphis police officers in Tyre Nichols beating death https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/5/7/us-jury-acquits-three-memphis-police-officers-in-tyre-nichols-beating-death?traffic_source=rss

@ 8f39365f:b728d4aa

If you work a software developer in a corporate environment, how do you approach the use of #AI tools in your day-to-day job? For a while I have tried to struck a pragmatic balance and use it in moderation. If I have an enum with 10 values and I have to fill up a switch-case boilerplate scaffolding for each of them, I'm happy to let Copilot do it for me. Same if I have a class with a bunch of attributes and I have to set up getters and setters for them. I mean, performing these tasks fast doesn't add a lot of value, just like performing quick multiplications of numbers with 5 digits may be a nice party trick but not exactly the kind of thing that you'd put on your CV. I'm trying not to get AI to erode my problem solving skills, but writing boilerplate code isn't something that contributes to those skills. Let machines do what they're best at (repetitive tasks) and let me do what I'm best at (solving problems) - that's been my guiding principle for a long time. I'm slightly amused when I see people react in shock to companies that announce that ~25-30% of their code is AI-generated. In my experience a way higher share of code in corporate codebases consists of boilerplate. Managing it by hand is often time consuming and error prone (you're always one copy-paste away from breaking production, and such errors often elude even the most eagle-eyed human reviewer). If that share of code is mostly filled up by AI (which is usually good at spotting repetitive patterns, and boilerplate interface definitions, YAML configurations or mappers/adapters usually have a lot of them) then I'm more than happy to offload those tasks, so I can spend more time thinking of how to fix that nasty memory leak or how to handle 10x traffic on my Kafka consumer. However, I feel like I'm increasingly finding myself in a position where my own career may be affected if I don't make a more aggressive use of AI tools - and I don't think I'm the only one here. When I started writing code for a living in the early 2000s, I had a good knowledge of C, C++ and Java, with a sprinkle of PHP and jQuery. That's literally all I needed to land any jobs I wanted in software development. And, in those times, I already had the chance to meet older developers who were grumpy about having to learn so many technologies, as they could get away for all of their professional lives by knowing only C, using only Makefiles to build their projects and using at most SVN to handle versioning. Those folks were skeptical even of object-oriented programming and git. Nowadays mastering even 4-5 programming languages and a couple of build tools is no longer sufficient to work in an efficient way in a corporate environment. The proliferation of programming languages and build/deployment tools in the past decade has been an interesting phenomenon. I feel like there have been more programming languages, paradigms and abstractions created in the past 10 years than in the 25 years that preceded them. Sure containerization and public clouds have played a big role in this, as well as the push towards turning all software developers into their own SREs and sysadmins. Earlier, when you wanted to add a new tool to your monolithic codebase deployed on prem, you had to go through the gates of hell to ensure that all the pieces of your infrastructure had the right dependencies with the right configuration to handle your new thing. Nowadays, you just throw a new container in your compose file or Helm chart, deploy it to your cloud through Terraform, and you're done. This has in turn encouraged much more experimentation, but it has also left our industry very fragmented and hyperactive. It's not uncommon in a job like mine nowadays to work on a Kotlin service today, a Java library tomorrow, a Python script the day after, and then a Groovy or Lua script used by one of your integrations, then some little Go program that somebody made because they just needed a small exe to launch in their CI/CD, then fix some issues in some Rust code that someone has decided to write to replace some legacy C++ service, then on a little TypeScript+Express web service that your former full stack guy made as a proxy for the API calls, then modify some nginx configurations, then work on Gradle build files the week after, then on a Bazel build the next day, and then put together a new Makefile that needs to be run in your Dockerfile that needs to be started by your compose file which needs to be run both in your Gitlab CI/CD and in your cloud, provisioned through Terraform and configured through an Ansible playbook - but hey you also need to deploy some of the changes to a legacy on prem system managed with Puppet and Jenkins. Oh, and then you need to provision that new Kafka topic - did you hear about those API changes and deprecations in Confluent btw? Oh, and then you also need to plug those new metrics that pull from ElasticSearch, Postgres, Loki, Prometheus and CloudWatch and use both Grafana and Bosun to handle alerts - did you take a look into that new OpenTelemetry integration btw? Oh, and then you also need to work on pipelines that replicate your data from Postgres to Snowflake for your data scientists, to Tableau for your business analysts, to Hadoop for long-running queries, to an S3 bucket for cold audits, to ElasticSearch to power your UI, to Redis for API caches (did you hear about those changes in the Valkey fork btw? and how about our PM who wants to switch to that new cloud product, have you looked into it?), to Neptune or Tinkerpop for that knowledge graph project (btw have you chosen between Gremlin and SparQL? How about RDF with Jena?), to Pinecone for your ML team (btw did you check out Chroma and Weaviate and that other couple of new vector databases that the PM talked about yesterday?) Oh, and you need to pack all those data pipelines into an Airflow workflow that runs both DBT queries (btw did you manage to adapt those SQL queries into both SparQL and Snowflake SQL?) and Spark jobs (btw did you manage to look into that Sagemaker integration for the ML folks?), which needs to be deployed through a Harness, Drone or Gitlab pipeline, as well as some Flink pipelines to do runtime aggregation of raw events. Oh, btw did you decide between Erlang, Elixir and Haskell as a functional language to write that small service that needs to process a lot of high-volume stuff? And so far I've only scratched the surface for backend developers. Let's not even get started with the frameworks madness of the frontend world - and the races between competing frameworks in today's languages in general. It's not uncommon nowadays to hear a colleague say "hey, did you hear about this framework / data storage / transmission / transformation technology?" at the coffee break, and being tasked with deploying a solution to production with that tool the next day. And programming languages themselves are now also in a position where it's objectively much harder to master them compared to 1-2 decades ago. C had about 40 keywords and a relatively small standard library. Java had a bit more expressive power and came with hundreds of possible frameworks to augment it. Kotlin has probably hundreds of keywords and countless ways of achieving the same results. And let's not even get started with modern C++ - a language that has become so complex and with so many caveats to be basically human unintelligible. Don't get me wrong, I love the expressive power of languages like Rust, Kotlin and modern Python over the rigidity of C, Tcl or early Java. But I'd argue that the learning curve of most of those modern programming languages is now smoother for beginners but steeper for those who need to master them - and if you need to write scalable production-ready software with the least amount of bugs you usually need some level of mastery that goes beyond reading a Medium/HackerNews article. So not only you're supposed to master more technologies, and master them faster than you were expected before (in the early 2000s it wasn't uncommon to give a new hire, even a senior, a quarter or two just to get familiarized with a new language or tech stack), but those languages themselves have become more complex and harder to master. This is no longer frameworks fatigue, this is pure technological madness. And I don't think that I'm speaking only of FAANG-level companies here - I've seen similar patterns also in smaller businesses. No human being in this world can master so many tools and be even remotely competent in 10% of them. But what happens when you tell your boss that yes, you can look into that new technology or integration, but it will take you 1-2 weeks just to understand how it works, how you're supposed to use it, and then another 1-2 weeks to reliably deploy it to production and fix anything that goes wrong? Well, that your colleague asks ChatGPT or Claude and comes up within minutes with a solution that may require only a couple of iterations and manual tweaks before being deployed in production. Sure, it may not be perfect and in most of the cases it still requires human scrutiny, but it's definitely more efficient than you trying to figure out the same things through Github pages, Medium articles, StackOverflow questions and trial-and-error. Then guess who gets a promotion. I've also noticed that in a quite short time many companies have gone from "please don't use AI tools - you may leak sensitive intellectual property to unauthorized parties or even to competitors" to "please use all AI tools you need if it means that fixing bugs and building stuff in today's hyperactive industry can take minutes/hours instead weeks/months". Just like you have that moment in school when you realize that there's no point of doing multiplications of long numbers by hand (you can delegate it to your pocket calculator so you can use your brain power to actually solve that differential equation before the exam is over), I feel like we've reached a level of complexity in our industry when there's literally no added value in being able to bootstrap a React project from scratch, knowing the functions of the standard library of your favourite programming language by heart, writing an ElasticSearch query by hand or deploying a cloud resource through Terraform without asking an AI assistant to create a template for you. All those tools and technologies are subject to constant change anyway, and tomorrow you may even be tasked to work on a different one - or everything they do suddenly becomes deprecated and you have to learn a new way of doing what you do now. Sure, AI may at some point make our jobs irrelevant. But I feel like, if we engineers don't learn fast how to master it to make ourselves more productive in today's hectic industry, we may become irrelevant sooner anyway. nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kyqpqq8m9f0f3mcmnu3x6a45y90hctvylk9g5uh4f7z9lsm6l7ny0sr3qfaym7f

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@ b5d74969:77425eb6

This is great!

@ ee9d979e:3fadff64

Can you define "primary" and describe what happens? Let's play a million questions :)... Do you mean primary as setting Haven as the default media server on Primal? If so, does it work if you disable media mirrors like this? https://haven.accioly.social/50bd55b8992ec42d3ce87d0483d3a52eb516db189a42154b6a95c17e6533dcea.png And when it doesn't work what happens exactly? Is the media even being uploaded to Haven? Is a link generated? Is there anything on Primal's JS console logs or an error on the Network tab? Is Haven outputting any error logs? Since this is a lot, feel free to answer on GitHub :)

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To the average 500 of you who don’t interact with my notes, why are you wack?

@ f03df3d4:a4d4f676

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@ f8e6c643:03328ca9

This is also why zaps and V4V play such an important role in the culture on nostr. nevent1qqsye66ycnhyarz5sd6pc75a0mz8lgnu3n0y6a57q2tu5f29n8hsfxqppamhxue69uhkummnw3ezumt0d59euk2g

@ ee9d979e:3fadff64

Only one link. Clients will follow original linl, if the link is broken clients can query the user's blossom server list and fallback if the blob is no longer in the original blossom sever. https://github.com/hzrd149/blossom/blob/master/buds%2F03.md

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@ ee9d979e:3fadff64

Awesome stuff. It will make to the official build soon (and the ability to delete media as well). I'll ping you to remove the custom dependency from your docker when it's ready.

@ 9c5d0c59:e4e08fb8

'Why would we play Putin's game?': Ukrainians see Russian lull as sideshow https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5y4y2252j3o

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flex

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@ 63fe6318:330504ed

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That's not rain you smell. Its beer, lake water, and questionable outside decisions. ✌️

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Tig if Brue

@ ee9d979e:3fadff64

Looks very interesting... I'll give it a try. There are so many apps in this space (Anybox, Raindrop, Pocket, MyMind, etc). I understand that Linkwarden's differentiator has to do with preservation and collaboration, but as someone still using old-school bookmarks, I could certainly use a comparison.

@ f03df3d4:a4d4f676

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How Nostr Aligns with Bitcoin's Principles npub1aqakd28d95muqlg6h6nwrvqq5925n354prayckr424k49vzjds4s0c237n Mike Hardcastle explains how Nostr protects against digital censorship, aligns with the ethos of self-custody, and empowers users to truly own their data, identity, and communication. https://v.nostr.build/k5AX409hfY3pDCQI.mp4

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Test Post

@ c3a6970a:a41a6e9e

Beautiful country

@ 3ffac3a6:2d656657

Thinking hurts my brain. I'll stick with music and flowers...

@ 04c915da:3dfbecc9

most are volunteers the few that receive grants are being paid below market rate, financially would be better for them if they worked in the private sector instead

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When feminists perform science. https://static.noauthority.social/media_attachments/files/114/469/192/744/754/131/original/4aaa822ff2234e26.webp

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It seems kinda foreign at every step of the way, but the result just works. It's only ever grown on me over time. 🤝

@ 63fe6318:330504ed

You can now join nests directly from the live streams section on snort! Speaking / Chat also working on snort, for room management ill leave that to nostrnests.com https://npub1v0lxxxxutpvrelsksy8cdhgfux9l6a42hsj2qzquu2zk7vc9qnkszrqj49.blossom.band/b255d002fd15b62197aa20a58bd781e35c790b6e52a9b040e6e4e50d122b7c65.png

@ 9c5d0c59:e4e08fb8

Is Ivory Coast's red card politics an own goal for democracy? https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cly8y1kglkpo

@ ee9d979e:3fadff64

Just sharing this in case anyone else is struggling to update Haven (and yes, eventually I'll add something like this to the docs... side quest number 433). Also, always keep an eye on the release notes. nostr:nevent1qqszt6xcrl0k8kzt2tk68xjs0fpuyxx4284vyfc22xhcz28avx7vcaqprdmhxue69uhksctkv4hzuctrvd5k7mre9eek7cmfv9kz7q3qa6we08n7zsv2na689whc9hykpq4q6sj3kaauk9c2dm8vj0adlajqxpqqqqqqzpy5j08 #haven #relay #nostr

@ 9c5d0095:39ebcb43

Binance founder CZ asked Trump to pardon money laundering conviction https://cointelegraph.com/news/changpeng-zhao-cz-binance-asked-trump-pardon?utm_source=rss_feed&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss_partner_inbound

@ ee9d979e:3fadff64

Thanks for coming to the rescue Fiatjaf. This is better for sure, and now that you mentioned it... It was on the README the entire time 🤣 (apologies for wasting your time). It would be awesome if we could use nak --connect '[bunker url]' multiple times and then reference the nsecs by npub or index though. I understand that I can just set bunker urls (or nsec for all that matters) in env variables, but for most purposes this isn't much safer than just rawdogging the Bunker urls or nsecs directly.

@ 726a1e26:861a1c11

I would think medications is psychiatry?

@ f03df3d4:a4d4f676

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@ b9e76546:612023dc

Different story, the money belongs to the people, they should keep it. And it means that the winner is the one who lets the most people keep the most of their money from a simple incentives picture. Thats exactly what we want

@ d360efec:14907b5f

https://youtu.be/YtFOxNbmD38?si=GJhFrBvJHuEsJaLl

@ b6dcdddf:dfee5ee7

🚨 Breaking: Geyser now supports Fiat-to-Bitcoin contributions! 🤯 You can now fund projects on Geyser using Credit Card, Apple Pay, Bank Transfers, and more. The best part: 🧾 You pay in fiat and ⚡️ the creator receives Bitcoin. You heard it right! Let's dive in 👇 https://blossom.primal.net/31d9c6517fbd6c8521627f5befa523c3f7379b8c751d5a820d50667e5309aacc.mov > First, how does it work? For contributors, it's easy! Once the project creator has verified their identity, anyone can contribute with fiat methods. Simply go through the usual contribution flow and select 'Pay with Fiat'. The first contribution is KYC-free. The swap Fiat to Lightning is powered by https://banxa.com/. Let us know if you need us to put you in touch with them to enable this integration on your own app. https://blossom.primal.net/d32f99548916df443ad5e1fc52ecb93e7f640fcd43cb84b50f4e5e55df89bd8a.png > Why does this matter? 1. Many Bitcoiners don't want to spend their Bitcoin: 👉 Number go up (NgU) 👉 Capital gains taxes With fiat contributions, there's no more excuse to contribute towards Bitcoin builders and creators! 2. Non-bitcoin holders want to support projects too. If someone loves your mission but only has a debit card, they used to be stuck. Now? They can back your Bitcoin project with familiar fiat tools. Now, they can do it all through Geyser! > So, why swap fiat into Bitcoin? Because Bitcoin is borderless. Fiat payouts are limited to certain countries, banks, and red tape. By auto-swapping fiat to Bitcoin, we ensure: 🌍 Instant payouts to creators all around the world ⚡️ No delays or restrictions 💥 Every contribution is also a silent Bitcoin buy > How to enable Fiat contributions If you’re a creator, it’s easy: - Go to your Dashboard → Wallet - Click “Enable Fiat Contributions” - Complete a quick ID verification (required by our payment provider) ✅ That’s it — your project is now open to global fiat supporters. > Supporting Bitcoin adoption At Geyser, our mission is to empower Bitcoin creators and builders. Adding fiat options amplifies our mission. It brings more people into the ecosystem while staying true to what we believe: ⚒️ Build on Bitcoin 🌱 Fund impactful initiatives 🌎 Enable global participation Support projects with fiat now! We've compiled a list of projects that currently have fiat contributions enabled. If you've been on the fence to support them because you didn't want to spend your Bitcoin, now's the time to do your first contribution! Education - nostr:nprofile1qyv8wumn8ghj7urjv4kkjatd9ec8y6tdv9kzumn9wsq3kamnwvaz7tmjv4kxz7fwvf5hgcm0d9h8qctjdvhxxmmdqqs874el2hv8tn5wm3fgahuz99yl624el8r9my22gq39vcas56tmupccax696: https://geyser.fund/project/citadel?hero=geyserpromotion - nostr:nprofile1qyxhwumn8ghj7mn0wvhxcmmvqy2hwumn8ghj7mn0wd68yttjv4kxz7fwv9c8qqpqetgqcj9gc6yaxttuwu9eqgs3ynt2dzaudvwnrssrn2zdt2useaaswa7u78 : https://geyser.fund/project/freemadeira?hero=geyserpromotion - nostr:nprofile1qydhwumn8ghj7ctvd3jhxmewdpskyvmnd9685etw9ejx2tcpr9mhxue69uhkc6t8dp6xu6twvaex2mrp0yhxxmmd9uqzpasf6k95y569sa5dnwh3k29tfha47mnfpkvmkfmqeq7782zqc04zymnmvt: https://geyser.fund/project/miprimerbitcoin?hero=geyserpromotion Circular Economies - nostr:nprofile1qyf8wumn8ghj7ur4wfcxcetsv9njuetnqy28wumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyv9kh2uewd9hsqgq0n0xeafcg3mpuulvmxn6mslqgwar8jns43dzjwz8qhxtf90sjcq6d2n30 : https://geyser.fund/project/bitcoinekasi - Madagascar: https://geyser.fund/project/madagasbit?hero=geyserpromotion - nostr:nprofile1qyv8wumn8ghj7emjda6hquewxpuxx6rpwshxxmmd9uq3qamnwvaz7tmwduh8xarj9e3hytcqyp9hzjvwheqcu8qghqyyn4v4yearqkaj57wm8c98ca5vmcvypeg76s7wh0l: https://geyser.fund/project/bitcoinchatt?hero=geyserpromotion - Uganda Gayaza BTC Market: https://geyser.fund/project/gayazabtcmarket?hero=geyserpromotion Activism - Education Bitcoin Channel: https://geyser.fund/project/streamingsats?hero=geyserpromotion Sports - The Sats Fighter Journey: https://geyser.fund/project/thesatsfighterjourney?hero=geyserpromotion Culture - nostr:nprofile1qyvhwumn8ghj7nmnwfejunn0wd68yttvv938xtnc09aqzxthwden5te0v9e8gtnwdaehgunxwfjkz6mn9e3k7mgqypv6nrqy09z0vh4ypumk2427ukym75pk8a8hmn64jnp4sjamz0lkvk6ku3f: https://geyser.fund/project/bitcointarotcard?hero=geyserpromotion

@ 4ec9f1a9:49b6d496

nostr:npub1wyuh3scfgzqmxn709a2fzuemps389rxnk7nfgege6s847zze3tuqfl87ez also won't fullscreen videos anymore on Brave

@ ee9d979e:3fadff64

I like this for sure. You sound very familiar with nak. Can I ask you as customer service for software that you didn't egent write? Say that I have nsec 01 and nsec 02 and I want to alternate between the two (not mulsig, each key signs different events). Is there a way to alternate between the keys without raw dogging it on my shell? Say: ~> nak blossom --server blossom.azzamo.net --sec 01 upload image.png {"sha256":"38c51756f3e9fedf039488a1f6e513286f6743194e7a7f25effdc84a0ee4c2cf","url":"https://blossom.azzamo.net/38c51756f3e9fedf039488a1f6e513286f6743194e7a7f25effdc84a0ee4c2cf.png"} ~> nak blossom --server blossom.azzamo.net --sec 02 delete 38c51756f3e9fedf039488a1f6e513286f6743194e7a7f25effdc84a0ee4c2cf (Should fail ad nsec 02 can't delete nsec 01 blobs). Is there a way that I can store my nsecs somewhere and alternate between nsec01 and nsec02 using their pubkeys, etc?

@ 9c5d04b8:b5b2cb2c

Virginia father says his son under investigation for questioning why female student was in boys' locker room https://www.foxnews.com/media/virginia-father-says-his-son-under-investigation-questioning-why-female-student-boys-locker-room

@ 04c915da:3dfbecc9

they handled that github moderation poorly we should replace github with something nostr based where anyone can access and comment without permission

@ 1a5cff51:01c75f78

https://blossom.primal.net/a8f66f9bef7a3fcfab4c09d29049c9956b91020d9be4a3b7cee3cbb391864257.jpg

@ f648d923:820d7bb9

https://c.m.163.com/news/v/VRTNML708.html?spss=newsapp 不管是美国人还是中国人，都是这样

@ 4ec9f1a9:49b6d496

nostr:npub1wyuh3scfgzqmxn709a2fzuemps389rxnk7nfgege6s847zze3tuqfl87ez new version is much more difficult to use. Tab order changed, almost impossible to scroll down feed with spacebar now.

@ 85035261:a457b1c1

EUA. Juiz bloqueia deportação de migrantes para a Líbia Um juiz federal dos EUA determinou que a deportação de migrantes para a Líbia violaria ordens judiciais existentes, bloqueando assim planos da administração Trump para um voo militar iminente. https://images.rr.pt/44863183172166441aa7_standard.jpg https://rr.pt/noticia/mundo/2025/05/08/eua-juiz-bloqueia-deportacao-de-migrantes-para-a-libia/424525/?utm_medium=rss

@ 24cf5e0e:9904d481

Read more about using my free, no blacklist, non-profit community #coinjoin coordinator at: coinjoin.nl/index.html 🕶️

@ 9c5d04b8:b5b2cb2c

Bernie Sanders makes 'no apologies' for private jet travel on 'Fight Oligarchy' tour https://www.foxnews.com/media/bernie-sanders-makes-no-apologies-private-jet-travel-fight-oligarchy-tour

@ b9e76546:612023dc

Here me out, the major toxic voting incentives can be fixed very easily: If you receive a subsidy, welfare, handout from the govt of any kind, you automatically lose the right to vote. In no world does it make sense for people who receive benefit to get to vote for those who pay for it to have a greater, coerced obligation to them.

@ e3a59924:cd2e6624

https://blossom.primal.net/230463f43d79516ccb94f25ad8f3e08b8f460274735dda6b1ceb16d498d7dbd1.jpg

@ ee9d979e:3fadff64

A Blossom specific CLI client kept in sync with the latest specs would be great. IMe and nak are not best buddies (skill issues on my side, but I fail to grasp auth with multiple nsecs and am not sure how I got it to work in the first place, lol).

@ 63fe6318:330504ed

Improving nests support for Snort today: https://npub1v0lxxxxutpvrelsksy8cdhgfux9l6a42hsj2qzquu2zk7vc9qnkszrqj49.blossom.band/dd12ee129e0be610f99f42498648bd87e361b65ec621bc6f2e8f30117bfabb41.png

@ e3757eff:2012cafe

Fragment Telegram Usernames are challenging the status quo of digital identity! Say goodbye to static handles and brace for a modular, blockchain-powered twist. Is innovation worth the controversy? #DigitalIdentity #Blockchain #Innovation https://dev.to/vanessamcdurban/exploring-fragment-telegram-usernames-innovation-versus-tradition-a-modern-take-on-digital-47i7

@ 314072c1:29d19fff

👀 nevent1qqsg9c3xdnfgk3kkzpes3y2wumvdes3xvdm2ylslkfk8g2497nuzm0cpzemhxue69uhk7unpdenk2urfd3kx2u3wdaexw8m4fqx

@ f648d923:820d7bb9

i intend to the complaint this.

@ ee9d979e:3fadff64

I know the feeling. Pros and cons there... Pros: You have money to eat and put a roof over your head 🤣. Cons: Less time for Nostr...

@ 378956ab:264be4e7

Pages turned softly in the hush of the library.

@ a8171781:3562e1fc

Hey!! Good to see you around!

@ 63fe6318:330504ed

Maybe? but there should be multiple tags

@ 341db5a7:4c4fc2ef

fuck em

@ d360efec:14907b5f

🤔 #รู้หรือไม่ ระบบการเงินปัจจุบันอาจเป็นต้นตอปัญหาโลก? แล้ว #Bitcoin คือทางออก? 🧐 จากวิดีโอที่น่าสนใจนี้ ชวนคิดว่า... ปัญหาสังคมหลายอย่าง อาจมีรากฐานจาก "คุณภาพของเงิน" ที่ถูกควบคุมและจัดการได้ 🏦➡️💔 เปรียบเทียบให้เห็นภาพง่ายๆ: 🌴 เกาะที่ใช้เงินคงที่ (เหมือน Bitcoin) ชีวิตดีกว่า 🏝️ เกาะที่ใช้เงินที่พิมพ์เพิ่มได้ เจอปัญหาเพียบ ทั้งราคาบิดเบือน ความเหลื่อมล้ำ และอื่นๆ! 📉💸 ผู้บรรยายมองว่า เงินดอลลาร์สหรัฐฯ ก็มีลักษณะคล้ายเงินแบบหลัง ที่พิมพ์เพิ่มได้ สร้างหนี้ได้ 🇺🇸💵 🔑 #ทางออก คือ #Bitcoin ! ด้วยจำนวนที่มีจำกัดและคุณสมบัติที่ไม่ถูกควบคุมจากรัฐ 🛡️ คือการแยกอำนาจเงินออกจากรัฐ เพื่ออนาคตที่ดีกว่า ✨ วิดีโอเชิญชวนให้ศึกษา #Bitcoin และเข้าร่วมชุมชนด้วยนะ! 🤝 คุณล่ะ... คิดเห็นอย่างไรกับแนวคิดนี้? 🤔 คอมเมนต์บอกกันหน่อย! 👇 #ระบบการเงิน #การเงิน #เศรษฐกิจ #คริปโต #Cryptocurrency #ข้อคิด #วิดีโอสรุป #ความมั่งคั่ง #เทคโนโลยี #บล็อกเชน 😊 https://image.nostr.build/3a9357473667fb693edf2921a4cee2b660aeabc4fd33fabef3a2dd509291a92b.jpg

@ 2479ef8e:89b4cac0

Mientras antes empieces a usar #Bitcoin, más podrás aprovecharlo. Mucha gente cree que esta oportunidad se va a acabar⌛, pero no es así. #BTC está hecho para que su valor siga creciendo con el tiempo⏱️

@ 1a5cff51:01c75f78

nostr:nprofile1qqspw7lazeqgsw70smjs9zzraurfp988t69p9mk3262cmhmtx3aq0eqpzpmhxue69uhkummnw3ezumrpdejqzrthwden5te0dehhxtnvdakqz9thwden5te0v4jx2m3wdehhxarj9ekxzmnyqr4xyg why did you just boost spam?

@ 7d4a4e87:c853bba8

New OP_RETURN {p: op-20, op: mint, tick: op_pepe, amt: 1000, add: bc1pv3ft8ecu5jn9p7lt8szg94hf6ent84y4s4wulqzpwqpa9cf7c5gqxa7tfm} https://mempool.space/tx/1115532017558e916e48aaca7d43741ec1f4957cb6cfd8c295777a2da4892a37

@ 16d76f26:dac92856

This is the desert where exiles find their home. “In a universe suddenly divested of illusion and lights, man feels an alien, a stranger. His exile is without remedy since he is deprived of the memory of a lost home or the hope of a promised land.” Albert Camus

@ b0fdd723:06f0ffd4

Toooop 🤝🧡

@ 1a5cff51:01c75f78

That's uhm, a temporary change in temperature so the... uhm, icy condensation trial is suddenly interrupted. Of course.

@ 8534b22a:7ffb12c7

🏝 New booking made for 9 nights 🟢 Great booking! (16% discount) 💰 ₿ooking value: 2326k sats ($2260) 🌟 First booking by user! ₿itcoin accepted 🧡 Save up to 60% on your next trip https://unstoppablehoteldeals.com/book-with-bitcoin

@ f7922a0a:82c34788

I'm still running the old version of nostr:npub1wyuh3scfgzqmxn709a2fzuemps389rxnk7nfgege6s847zze3tuqfl87ez on my Start9.

@ b83a28b7:35919450

Math checks out

@ f648d923:820d7bb9

detective,destroy, disaster. 侦探；破坏，摧毁；灾害。 这3个单词的意思。

@ fbe5e80e:aaf46077

Quem veste a farda estatal sempre está errado