One more update for #groupednotes: - In compact mode, it is now possible (optionally) to preview the latest note, allowing you to easily skip those that are not of interest when checking for updates - There is the possibility to limit replies to first level ones, to increase the signal - User's last notes feed now merges post and replies by default, but splits them if they are more than 20, to allow a more comfortable reading - At the top, there is a convenient filter for searching for a specific user, to quickly find someone Enjoy it:

Fevela

A Nostr social client that give you back full control of your attention and time with an innovative interface

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Hashtags/NIP-32 labels + author(s)/WoT (to avoid spam) could be a really cool way to follow topics, especially temporary ones, over time. Change my mind. Or if you agree, explain to me why no app supports them in this form.

After starting to work on the proof of concept for Grouped Notes*, I saw that others had created forks of Jumble (it's a really nice base for experimenting) to try out new features. Cool, but remember to rebase** master frequently, otherwise your work will quickly be lost in the land of obsolescence. *

Fevela

A Nostr social client that give you back full control of your attention and time with an innovative interface

** I just experienced the pain

Satisfying.

AI is stupid, comically stupid. Don't entrust it with anything vital to you. (Your job is a good example)

v1.1.0 is out, sound ON, volume UP. Since we are not always in Matrix mode in front of the terminal, I added the `-a` flag to generate a discreet sound when a match is found :)

GitHub

Release v1.1.0 · dtonon/ch

Add the -a flag to alert with a sound when there is a match

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@Rizful.com, your seems a nice service! If I may ask: is your business model based solely on collecting fees? Who is involved in managing the service? Are you planning to offer any API integration?

Nostr is the only place where you zap someone to thank them, and they zap you back to say you're welcome. Beautiful. View quoted note →

Some time ago I saw a Nostr service for creating generic web contact forms that sends messages via NIP-17, but I cannot recall the name. Any help, please? #asknostr