Yesterday I booked a flight from Houston to Atlanta by pasting my credit card into the terminal. No API keys required. I just wanted to see if recent models could use Playwright well enough to do things on the closed web. It costs $7 in API tokens and the flight itself was $30. It did work. I think browser automation is the big thing to get agents to the next level. But it is a bit pricey. No, I'm not actually going to Atlanta. 😀

You know why this happens to lettuce? Cuz the thousands of pigs they cram together shit all over themselves then rain washes their shit over the lettuce. Meat eaters ruin it for everyone.

The Mostr bridge now bridges NIP-04 to Pleroma ChatMessage. It only works with relay.ditto.pub which requires AUTH so no metadata is leaked.

Armada v0.37 includes support for Buzz communities 👀 View article →

First pass integrating Buzz communities into Armada! View quoted note →

We're in Armada right now experimenting with Buzz. Join us!

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A sovereign harbor on the open relays — NIP-29 servers, channels, and voice. Your keys, your fleet.

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Ditto Relay has no rate limiting. It's survived this way for 6 months handling all the traffic people can possibly throw at it. Finally it has started to struggle doing everything on Bun's single thread. Now I rearchitected it to distribute load across Web Workers. See, JavaScript can be multithreaded! I avoided rewriting it in Rust. Let's take this to the limit of my machine before I'm forced to add any sort of rate limiting.

Armada feels 10x faster after the latest update to add virtual windowing. Kudos @chad !

"In Rust"

Fable was actually able to make typechecking work in Shakespeare 🤯 Been trying to do that from the very beginning.