Interesting discussion of the challenges of streaming live data into graph databases.

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If you’re looking for inspiration to join the upcoming 50 million sats WoT-a-thon, listen to this episode of the key pair pod, particularly the nice discussion of web of trust from about 30 min to about 44 min mark. #wotathon View quoted note →

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#wotathon Bullish about web of trust! View quoted note →

Excited to see what the community will build over the next 6 months! #wotathon View quoted note →

Trusted Assertions 🔥 #wot View quoted note →

Separation of Church and State? Separation of Money and State? How about: Separation of Trust and Client. View quoted note →

This would be awesome for the upcoming @nosfabrica WoT Hackathon. Either a generic decentralized lists app, or use decentralized lists to serve a client-specific purpose, like curated lists of musicians, recipes, etc. #wotathon View article →

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Something I like about NIP-85: Trusted Assertions is that it makes life easy for the client devs. For commonly used metrics like rank (0 to 100) or followers, the client just pulls the score from the kind 30382 event. No need to build separate interfaces for each new category of trust metric service providers we’re going to end up having — which hopefully is going to be a lot. (Like 8 billion!)

I’d love to see someone make a client that runs #relatr, let people sign up (perhaps for a small fee), calculate personalized trust metrics including “rank” and “followers” (meaning: verified followers) and publish them using @Vitor Pamplona's Trusted Assertions. This would greatly facilitate integration of relatr scores into clients for @nosfabrica ‘s upcoming WoT hackathon! #wotathon @ContextVM @Jeroen ✅ @Sebastix https://nostr.at/naddr1qvzqqqr4gupzq6ehsrhjjuh885mshp9ru50842dwxjl5z2fcmnaan30k8v3pg9kgqq2hjjt5vd45x6msd428ztt0wazn2st8t968zyx8g23 https://straycat.brainstorm.social/about-trusted-assertions.html