I think centralization partly happens when the cost to compete in the market starts to increase rapidly. In the case of nostr, reading dissenting opinions on nostr's decentralization status in particular. It's very cheap to compete in providing relays for users, and very cheap for users to simply swap their relay provider. So long as that's the case I don't think we really risk centralization to the degree it affects the promises of nostr. You will never be extreme enough for some, and too extreme for others. As long as your getting both opinions you're probably in the sweet spot.

Doc said no ankle fractures, shot ligaments but no detachments. Just a shiny new brace, lots of rest, and tons of PT for a couple months. I haven't been able to do two leg squats or deadlifts and it's killing me.

If my IQ was measured in Fahrenheit, it would be a properly chilled beverage.

Apparently Vercel can also kiss my ass "Failed to verify your browser"

There is something so fun about in-lining functions. Yeah it's harder to debug depending on the compiler, but cmon it's cool watching a bunch of checks, branches, casts, and arguments get optimized into like 1/10 of the original code. #devstr