🙄 i am almost tired enough to go to bed, i think, i hope. Always was a night owl. I can remember that when i was i kid, i and i was send to bed, i spend hours awake. One of the ways i killed time was by drawing maps on a wooden panel beside my bed and draw armies on them, and then wargamed battles. By the end it was just a mess of scribles and crossed out tanks and a whole lot of arrows going all over the place. These days i just post on Nostr i gues...

Since we all have no clue what we are doing, i decided to try a thing....this particular thing has been running for 163 hours of session time, or 354 hours if you add all the parrallel agent work up together. Around 26 Billion tokens, whatever that means. AND ITS STILL NOT DONE FFS.... I have no idea if the result is going to be any good, it better be.

Hope @unclebobmartin will get active with Nostr again and look at what all the kiddo's are doing with Nostr, development and AI

The more i think about proximity-net, the more it makes sense

I wanted to test apps and especially the bluetooth stuff on real devices. So i got some. 6 shitty phones and a tablet. I can now do automated testing and its all orchestrated by the robot! It can update the apps, change settings, and retreive log data in a bunch of different ways, even allowing for remote set-up. I gave them all a color so know what device the robot is talking about😅

@Dawn could you have a look at the Nostr Workshop app? 👉👈🥹. I guess it will be very confusing an too much information overload, trying to work on that. But i wonder if you see any value in this irt onboarding someone new from your experience. Or as a tool you could use in that process. Because despite that it might be a bit overwhelming....it has a lot...as in...it kinda has everything one would need, i think atleast View article →

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Nostr Workshop — Zapstore

The app of the Nostr workshop by Techno Ethica. It puts the whole workshop on your phone: the room

I made a stupid thing that already exists in a 1000 different undoubtably better ways. A remote system monitor over Nostr to check the system resources and stuff anywhere via a webapp/nsite. It runs a little deamon on the system, which supplies (encrypted)updates every so often when called for, and stops automatically when nothing is listening anymore. Once set up, you just log in with a remote signer into the app and you are good to go.

gitworkshop - Decentralized Git

Decentralized GitHub alternative over Nostr for browsing repositories, managing issues, and collaborating on pull requests.

Can't recall if i posted this already, but I had this idea/insight from making Table Mesh. The point of table mesh is that it works without internet. Its a somewhat stupid feature, because internet access is not really an issue anywhere anymore, be it via 4g/5g or wifi. The same goes for a lot of other mesh based sollutions. Bitchat targets this (critical) niche of an 'emergency' and/or adversarial context. BUT! What if..... Smartphones and children is this big issue and nobody has a really good awnser. I am not proposing some be-all-end-all, but it might offer a decent middle-way that inherrently takes care of a bunch of problems. What if, we give our kids smartphones WITHOUT internet access? A smartphone without internet is absolutely useless, its a boring piece of shit. But now, mesh based sollutions suddenly become super usefull. The proximity requirement in this context becomes a feature, not a drawback. Whatever it is they can do with their smartphones, they can only do when they are already near eachother. Mesh based applications now have a 'market'/environment to thrife in, and can actually be used on a day to day basis, enccouraging more and different type of sollutions/apps. We no longer develop mesh stuff in case of emergency, we develop them because we conciously cut out internet for good reason in the specific context of children. I assume people can sort of imagine what problems internet as such introduces, but to give two examples: Anyone can potentially reach your child from all over the globe at all times, whereas when proximity is required to even establish contact, time and space are now barriers. Intenternet can supply a practically infinite amount of 'content', so the 'feed' never ends, it never runs out of stuff to give you. If you would be so kind, test out table mesh, or consider donating to our foundation so i can buy 6 smartphones and a tablet in order to create a testing environment to explore this 'internetless smartphone but proximity/meshbased' paradigm more thoroughly. View article →

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Table Mesh — Zapstore

Table Mesh lets a group of friends play a board game together at a real table, each on their own phone. The phones find each other over Bluetooth (...

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