"Next, make a ‘Most zapped by friends’ sidebar that shows rankings, not ordered by how much they have been zapped, but by the number of unique followed npubs that have zapped it."
JBN
jbnevin@tunestr.io
npub1v89n...30cc
I can see birds flying happily in the sky through the window. It is good.
IT'S NOSTR VIBECODING CHRISTMAS!!!!
https://noobstr.me/rankings
Make top ten lists! Or top 3 lists or whatever.
Calling them rankings because lists are a thing. Maybe there's something better?
Please test by making some rankings. Feel free to use weird tags.
Thanks!
@MAKE SONGS LONGER
@Derek Ross
@The Daniel 🖖
@DJ Valerie B LOVE🩷
@Seth
@Patrick
@lemon
@𝕾𝖊𝖗 𝕾𝖑𝖊𝖊𝖕𝖞
Next up:
- Testing zaps (make a ranking and I'll zap it)
- Revise (read) the nip proposal that ai created
- Feature ideas requested
- Stable version announce soapbox
Flex:
- Aggregate WOT insights
- Optionally dismiss rankings cards that npub does not wish to affect their aggregate insights
🎄
Make top ten lists! Or top 3 lists or whatever.
Calling them rankings because lists are a thing. Maybe there's something better?
Please test by making some rankings. Feel free to use weird tags.
Thanks!
@MAKE SONGS LONGER
@Derek Ross
@The Daniel 🖖
@DJ Valerie B LOVE🩷
@Seth
@Patrick
@lemon
@𝕾𝖊𝖗 𝕾𝖑𝖊𝖊𝖕𝖞
Next up:
- Testing zaps (make a ranking and I'll zap it)
- Revise (read) the nip proposal that ai created
- Feature ideas requested
- Stable version announce soapbox
Flex:
- Aggregate WOT insights
- Optionally dismiss rankings cards that npub does not wish to affect their aggregate insights
🎄
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#vibecoding
Works as prompt, then revised for announcements.
Resident Biden
Precedent Trump
#merrychristmas vibecoders!
@Derek Ross @MAKE SONGS LONGER @DJ Valerie B LOVE🩷 @Patrick @The Daniel 🖖 @Seth @𝕾𝖊𝖗 𝕾𝖑𝖊𝖊𝖕𝖞
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Nostr Confessions - Anonymous Notes on the Decentralized Web
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noobstr.me
#noobstr
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Brilliant journalist. I think I've seen too much lean into guilt by association, rather than actions v morality on merits independent of current arbitrary jurisdictional law that may (or may not) apply.
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Example from good character: "I come from a long line of tough and gritty survivors. All my decisions are in light of who I am, where i come from, what has been passed down to me from previous generations, and our shared ancestral aim." Example from bad character: "I identify as a vampire today." Good character: “I started with nothing. No path, no family. Dad, gone, Mom, chose hell. I’m one of the lucky ones. You chose me when I was too young to know what to choose myself. And now, I am old enough to know. And I choose you back.” Bad character: “Our family heritage has lasted through time because of what we are made of. I cannot help that you are made of something else.”
EAG
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