I feel sad for all the people who recommend Bitcoin wallets and Nostr clients to friends and family very enthusiastically over the years only to have these things blow up in their faces every single time.

@PABLOF7z new bluge-powered search-only eventstore backend for Khatru just dropped:

GitHub

eventstore/bluge at master · fiatjaf/eventstore

a collection of databases specifically designed for storing nostr events - fiatjaf/eventstore

There is no README, no docs. I'll deploy it to custom.fiatjaf.com soon and see if it works and then I'll write that. In my local tests it was good. Not 100% accuracy, but very fast. The idea is that for queries without "search" you go to the normal backend, for queries with "search" you only use this. And it doesn't store the events twice, only the indexes. The events are fetched from the other database backend based on id results from the search.

// NewAblacoominian creates a new Ablacoominian object func NewAblacoominian(input string) Ablacoominian

"The original Justin.tv was a single channel featuring Justin Kan. Wearing a webcam attached to a baseball cap and streamed online via a laptop-backpack system designed by co-founder Kyle Vogt, Kan decided he would wear the camera 24/7, and he began streaming continuous live video and audio at midnight March 19, 2007. Kan would be streaming his entire life (minus bathroom and bathing breaks) via a camera attached to his hat and a laptop rig created by Justin.tv co-founder, Kyle Vogt. While streaming, Kan interacted with viewers via an inbuilt chat system. Occasionally, viewers would attempt to troll Kan by falsely reporting him to the police ("swatting") or by sending large delivery orders to his apartment, two online harassment methods which remained popular long after the site's closure." What?

parse_wiki_text - Rust

Parse wiki text from Mediawiki into a tree of elements.

"Make everything as inconsistent and confusing as possible" "The main file for this procedure has 6200 lines of code and the second biggest file has 2000, and then there is a 1400 line file just to take options" "Wiki text has a long history of poorly designed additions carelessly piled on top of each other." "The syntax of wiki text is different in each wiki depending on its configuration."

People even write academic papers on how to parse text from Wikipedia: https://osr.cs.fau.de/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/wikitext-parser.pdf Just let the users/developers input anything and we will support it all.

https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/programming/ParsingWikitext "I have a confession: I don't know how to parse WikiText." "unlike a traditional language, wikitext doesn't have any errors. In a traditional parser, a parse production either succeeds or results in an error. In wikitext, there are no errors and something like an incomplete external link is simply raw text; '[[some text' is not an error, it is '[[some text'." "the proper meaning of a lot of wikitext is highly context dependent"