For the AI search, I could try to add a "connect your own model" feature. The idea would be that you run a local gateway (e.g. LiteLLM) on your laptop with your own model provider account behind it , like DeepSeek or Anthropic or whatever. The AI search page then talks to that instead of the AI that inkan is using. Should I add such a feature? Would anyone want to use it? View quoted note →

I saw Disclosure Day. It was a throwback to the days when people still knew how to make movies, although among those competent ones this would not have been an especially good one. The ending sequences brought me to brink of tears, which was however not a genuine emotion but more of a physical reaction to the particular combination and sequencing of images and voices and music, sort of like a vasovagal reflex, or the mental state you get into when you sit in front of a slot machine with all the blinking lights, or I guess a horror movie jump scare. There was a very clean separation between that physical reaction I was experiencing and the consciousness of being manipulated. Not unpleasant but also somewhat annoying. In any event, it's nice to encounter something of good workmanship even though it may ultimately not be very remarkable.

AI Search for Nostr has been live for a day now. 🧞‍♀ Here's the kind of thing it comes back with, more details below the screenshots 👇 View quoted note →

Quick announcement: AI Search is now live on Inkan. The Assay page lets you search and discuss Nostr content with an AI model. 🧞‍♀ If you'd like to try it, you'll first need to review and sign the most recent Terms of Use, which you can do under Settings > Inkan Settings > Service Access. If you're a current inkan user, I'll switch on your access to AI Search after I receive the updated Terms of Use.

So there's this nostr paradox, why would a community obsessed with crypto and key security refuse to even test working key rotation? Because you can't tell working from broken without spending your own time on it. After enough broken NIPs and abandoned apps, you learn to price every new thing as a lemon and assume broken. The good leaves the market with the bad. 👇

The Market for Lemons - Wikipedia