I see some favs onto #[0] publications, even some quotes of the messages. It's really nice to see that the instance provides some utility to the community. Ho, and don't forget that you can run your own instance as it is fully open source ( and lightweight )

Another feature I'd like to implement for #[0] would be message templating. This would allow each instance - or better yet, each profile - to publish custom messages. The application currently uses a preformatted message that is hard coded, which I don't like.

Just added basic hashtag support for #[0] + tried to improve message formatting. I'll release it as 0.2.1-alpha once CI validates the PR and will relaunch the main instance with the new version this afternoon. I you like it feel free to contribute or fav it on GitHub to help the tool getting some visibility :

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Imagine AI like chatGPT demonstrates that P = NP... Just kidding ! But imagine

#[0] 0.2.0 alpha is out ! With multiple identities support. Sorry I couldn't manage to build up an automatic release for windows nor Mac os due to some specific configs. But that's in my to-do list. Meanwhile, enjoy :

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Multiple profiles with #[0] , almost ready. Oof

HSBC buying svb branches, what a surprise...

#[0] Verifying My Public Key: "akbarworld"

Added automatic binaries release for #[0]. There is no need to compile locally, only to download the app and run it from a terminal :

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Well, almost 24h running and #[0] seems quite stable. Last iteration of the code improved significantly how the feeds entries are managed. I should try to overload an instance on local with an absurd amount of feeds to follow to see how it would manage resources

Installing Nostr relay on umbrel to avoid spamming public relays while testing nostrss developments

So that's it, just launched on prod a first instance of nostrss . The messaging format is still pretty ugly and the app is pretty limited but I must admit I kinda proud to have built such thing with my small rust knowledge. The bot instance is #[0] . Feel free to follow it :D

Just published a small side-project in #rust on #github :

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It is an attempt at building a #RSS to #nostr bridge. Any feedback, suggestion and contributions are welcome of course :)

Ohaio need community of nostr :)