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Big Jae
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Building on Bitcoin. Fan of dogs.
Developing powerful tools is only half the battle. True success lies in adoption and usage. To achieve this:
1. Identify compelling use cases
2. Foster a community around your product
3. Empower early adopters with influence
4. Cultivate product loyalists
By involving users in the development process and making them feel valued, you create advocates who will drive wider adoption. Remember: a tool's potential is realized only when it's in the hands of those who can benefit from it.
When you were suppose to enter Wolf cohort next week but your cofounder went power crazy bonkers and ruined the opportunity for all. Sigh…
Let’s go: Patriots with the Win! 1 down! #football #nfl
What’s annoying across all social that there hasn’t been remedy for other than blue checks is preventing copycat/fake accounts of people. Even on this platform I’ve had a few fake accounts posing as @Lyn Alden — there is only one Lyn. But several posing as her.
Its been a rough couple weeks. Maybe one of the toughest of my life. But in the end still standing and hopeful 🫶
I think @jack should allow artists on Tidal to receive BTC Zaps to fund initiatives (ex. Smaller artists to fund touring, new merch, next album)
Sharktivity app 🦈 🖤
The start of some “How to guides”
Below are step-by-step "how-to" guides for different user types for using a Nostr client, setting it up, and connecting a wallet.
For Beginners
Guide: Setting Up Your Nostr Client
1. Finding a Nostr Client
- Search for "Nostr client" in your preferred search engine.
- Look for reputable sources or app stores where Nostr clients are listed. Examples include "Nostr.io" or app repositories on platforms like GitHub.
2. Installing the Client
- Download the client from the official website or app store.
- Follow the installation instructions for your operating system (Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android).
3. Creating an Account
- Open the client after installation.
- If it’s your first time, follow the on-screen prompts to create a new account. This usually involves setting a username and password.
4. Connecting a Wallet
- Go to the settings or wallet section in the client.
- Choose the option to connect a new wallet.
- Follow the instructions to link your wallet by entering the required details or scanning a QR code.
5. Starting to Use Nostr
- Once your wallet is connected, explore the features of the client.
- Begin by posting messages or connecting with others using the client’s interface.
For Intermediate Users
Guide: Advanced Nostr Client Configuration
1. Finding a Suitable Client
- Visit trusted forums or social media channels dedicated to Nostr for recommendations on advanced clients.
- Popular clients might include “Nostr Wallet” or “Nostr Pro” on GitHub or developer communities.
2. Advanced Installation
- Download the advanced client from the official GitHub repository or developer site.
- Follow advanced installation instructions, which might include compiling from source or using command-line tools.
3. Configuring Account Settings
- Open the client and navigate to advanced settings.
- Configure account options such as API keys, privacy settings, and custom preferences for notifications and security.
4. Connecting and Managing Wallets
- Go to the wallet management section.
- For advanced users, you might need to import wallet keys manually or use hardware wallets.
- Ensure the wallet is correctly synchronized with the Nostr network by checking transaction history and balance.
5. Exploring Additional Features
- Utilize features like advanced filtering, custom plugins, or integration with other tools.
- Explore developer documentation if you want to create custom scripts or applications.
For Developers
Guide: Developing and Integrating a Nostr Client
1. Choosing a Development Framework
- Choose a framework compatible with Nostr, such as “Nostr.js” for JavaScript or other available SDKs.
- Review the documentation and setup instructions provided by the framework.
2. Setting Up the Development Environment
- Clone the repository from GitHub or another source.
- Install necessary dependencies using package managers like npm or pip.
3. Developing the Client
- Write code to handle Nostr protocol interactions, including message sending, receiving, and event handling.
- Implement features such as user authentication, wallet integration, and data storage.
4. Connecting and Testing Wallet Integration
- Implement wallet connection features by integrating with wallet APIs or libraries.
- Test the integration thoroughly by performing transactions and checking wallet compatibility.
5. Deploying and Publishing
- Prepare your client for deployment by building and packaging it according to platform requirements.
- Publish your client on platforms like GitHub, app stores, or as a web application.
6. Maintaining and Updating
- Monitor feedback and performance.
- Regularly update the client to fix bugs, add features, and ensure compatibility with the latest Nostr network updates.
#nostr #howto
When you try to explain to a cofounder that 90/10 equity splits for a two founder team is a red flag & it’s not ethical for the cofounder to demand over 80% of an entire $250k seed investment fund their salary demand — yet they refuse to compromise …. You have to do the ethical thing for yourself and for that investor and part ways w that individual.
Startups should be fun. I know Gordon Gecko said greed is good but in reality it’s best to create fair scenarios where all founders and investors on that team win together.
Fingers crossed 🐺
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Recommend some high value accounts for me to follow :-)
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