The decentralization of software distribution is not a solved problem, it is a broken system. I am fixing this.
Rod
Rodney@primal.net
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Founder of the first prediction market with Nostr integrated. www.PolyBets.fun
Building a business around portability is not as difficult as people claim
Decentralization is at the heart of scalable distribution
I speak with software engineers about adopting the protocol (nostr) into our core product.
I’ve never seen engineers this happy.
There is latency with how we envision the future of software distribution, and the distribution of ideas within the context of decentralized systems.
That latency does not stop us from trying however.
Software should be physical. I should be able to tap your phone like a payment and give you a financial model code file, social algorithm, or anything else.
You could share an entire code file with one phone tap with buildbook app down the line
What we’re able to do with Buildbook is create a social network that doubles as a system for distributing software created by our users
We have to build systems that allow us to distribute the best open source models
So many NIPs to read
99% sure this Nostr integration will benefit humanity
The capitalist thing to do is to even out the landscape of fair software distribution
There is nothing anarchical about envisioning a more equitable software landscape
Many things that need to be adjusted / changed on this app
I.e the amount of follow unfollow accounts is a bit much and provide no substance to the ecosystem
Their grip on the dev community is an imbalance
Walking and talking to someone is where you will achieve the most intellectual alpha from one another.
The most conviction I’ve ever had for anything in my life: buildbook’s ability to provide a decentralized network for technical people to share ideas, meet each other, and build stuff freely without censorship.
I don’t concern myself with the current development of LLMs or agents primarily because these are tools that must be utilized by the end user in some faction.
We allow them to do that by developing the network for technical people.
Buildbook.us
We don’t want people to run away from something to buildbook
We want people to run to buildbook for something
Buildbook is built on multiple protocols, we do not wish to own our entire stack.
I.e nostr integration