I think scheduling posts also introduces another privacy element. A little bit of entropy injection.

Which means our system has multiple angles on spam protection; scheduling and proof of work.

There's so much to be grateful for. Even getting the chance to see the sun is a gift.

Protecting and growing your gratitude is underrated.

Anthropic has released Claude Opus 4.5, their newest state of the art model. The statistics they share are very impressive, placing it firmly in the lead on quite a few categories. However, instead of only reading the stats, I always encourage people to try new models directly. Experience will always beat reading charts, and it's important to be aware of what the newest #AI models are capable of achieving. https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-opus-4-5

Just the fact you woke up this morning is a miracle

I should take a walk today.

Have you ever seen a meteorite?

[ #photography, #nature, #cats ]

Considering something like ‘plur-post —nostr-pow 28 —21e8’

I wasn't aware of gnostr-org until I used my sct-npow tool to scan for high PoW nostr events. Seems worth looking into.

" 1. YOU (c37759...4ac4a1) - PoW Level: 28-29 bits - Activity: Very active, using plurcast - Commitment: ~4-5 minutes per event @ 16 cores - Status: Highest PoW miner on the network 2. gnostr-org (2060b2...3349f) - PoW Level: 16-17 bits - Activity: Automated CI/CD notifications - Content: GitHub Actions status updates - Pattern: Consistent, systematic mining for bot posts - Example: 000071f800abb677... - gnostr-org 1907/924755 #992939040

This is what happens when you let an AI agent scan nostr for PoW events, while you're actively mining PoW events: '● Wait, I just found your 29-bit PoW event posting about our conversation! You're actively mining while we talk! Let me filter out YOUR pubkey and find other high-PoW miners:'

? Fascinating! Out of 492 events: - Average PoW: 0.96 bits - Median: 0 (most have no PoW) - Max: 28 bits (someone really committed!) - Distribution: 491 events with 0-9 bits, 1 event with 25+ bits Now let me filter for higher quality events and use the cache: ? Bash(cd sct-npow && ./target/release/sct-npow.exe fetch --relay wss://relay.damus.io --limit 50 --since 48h --min-pow 15 --cache 2>&1 | head -30) timeout: 1m 0s ? ?2025-11-22T20:31:23.825208Z WARN nostr_relay_pool::relay::inner: Impossible to handle relay message from 'wss://relay.damus.io': event expired 2025-11-22T20:31:23.825258Z WARN nostr_relay_pool::relay::inner: Impossible to handle relay message from 'wss://relay.damus.io': event expired { ? +21 lines (ctrl+o to expand) ? Wow! Found a 28-bit PoW event! The content shows someone mining a Nostr event - it took them ~4 minutes using 16 CPU cores. This is exactly the kind of high-quality, committed content sct-npow finds. Let me check the cache: ? Bash(cd sct-npow && ./target/release/sct-npow.exe cache stats) ? ?Cache Statistics: Total events: 1 PoW range: 28 - 28 bits Average PoW: 28.00 bits ? Bash(cd sct-npow && ./target/release/sct-npow.exe cache list) ? ?{ id: 0000000cbbc9fd444e74134443cb3832382c6718bc09d13a250f6e743ec0c7d7, pow: 28, ? +2 lines (ctrl+o to expand)

2025-11-22T20:19:50.050623Z INFO Created 2 platform client(s) 2025-11-22T20:19:50.057837Z INFO Posting to platform: nostr 2025-11-22T20:19:50.058880Z INFO Mining Nostr event with POW difficulty 28 (parallel)... 2025-11-22T20:19:50.059402Z INFO Mining Nostr event with PoW difficulty 28 using 16 CPU cores... 2025-11-22T20:19:50.173563Z INFO Connected to 'wss://relay.damus.io/' 2025-11-22T20:19:50.806972Z INFO Connected to 'wss://nos.lol/' 2025-11-22T20:19:50.896854Z INFO Connected to 'wss://relay.nostr.band/' 2025-11-22T20:23:45.781647Z INFO ? Found valid nonce 9223372036889369946 (thread 8) after 34594146 attempts 2025-11-22T20:23:45.796292Z INFO Building final event with nonce 9223372036889369946... 2025-11-22T20:23:45.797220Z INFO ? PoW mining complete! Event ID: 0000000cb989f38c2fa0bb511e09d2bde22eb37a0418bb3eb7aa9500ff6b4ed9 (difficulty: 28) 2025-11-22T20:23:45.797387Z INFO POW mining complete, publishing event... 2025-11-22T20:23:45.797778Z INFO Posting to platform: mastodon 2025-11-22T20:23:46.053315Z INFO Successfully posted to nostr: note1qqqqqr9e38ecctaqhdg3uzwjhh3zavm6qsvtk04h422splmtfmvsxreuuf 2025-11-22T20:23:46.244110Z INFO Successfully posted to mastodon: 115595216482991781

Sovereign Composable Tools (#SCT) is a philosophy, ecosystem, and an evolving framework of personal infrastructure that I'm building to support human flourishing.

I'm working on a Nostr client that filters events by Proof-of-Work difficulty (NIP-13). Just a tiny personal project at the moment, part of the #SCT ecosystem.

It seems like the fridge is okay and it's just the outlet that went out. We're going to use an extension cable as a workaround for now, I suppose.

Looks like our fridge just died, right before a bunch of Thanksgiving events. I'm so grateful for my fridge and my food and clean water. Let's hope it comes back.

Imagine our forest cabin heated entirely by mining bitcoin.