“i’d like to be the kind of person who can enjoy things at the time, instead of having to go back in my head and enjoy them.” — david foster wallace

very handy comparison of end-to-end encrypted ai providers using tees:

Confidential Inference

Confidential Inference Directory — Compare TEE-Based AI Providers

Compare 7+ TEE-based AI inference providers including Tinfoil, NEAR AI, Redpill, and more. Find the best pricing, models, privacy guarantees, and A...

damn, anthropic set lawyers on opencode and borked their claude oauth before they were even able to remove the plugin.

GitHub

Claude code 0auth broked!? · Issue #18267 · anomalyco/opencode

Description error 429 never work whats happend killed ??? how can login now with 0aut if cant use its fucked this Plugins No response OpenCode vers...

multiple community plugins popped up within a few hours.

ignore the extremes of ai: the rabid evangelizers and the doomsayers. they have made it ideological. be curious and try enough to forge your own opinion. adopt the good. keep it from shaping your value as a human.

verifying files with gpg kind of sucks, right? i've started bridging gpg verified files to nostr to make it easier. just drop a file in

tinfoil hash / verify

verify the integrity of a file with the largest decentralized web of trust

and you're on your way, starting with the following packages: - bitcoin core - coldcard by @Coinkite @BLUESKY - seedsigner by @SeedSigner - sparrow by @craigraw the hope is that the authors of these packages start signing and publishing directly with their own nostr identity. until then, the bridging code is fully open source and auditable, so you can decide whether to trust me or not:

GitHub

GitHub - tinfoilhash/verify-from-gpg: bridge gpg verified files to nostr — such as bitcoin core, coldcard, and more — making them easy to access through a client like verify

bridge gpg verified files to nostr — such as bitcoin core, coldcard, and more — making them easy to access through a client like verify - tinfo...

when someone says nostr is “failing” or “dying”, they’re typically saying that nostr hasn’t met their expectations within their time horizon. there is no globally shared view of what success looks like for nostr. there may be common trends, but it’s unique for every one of us. i’d love to hear more people frame it in terms of their expectations and time horizon. because not everyone views success as completely replacing x by 2025.

you let your bots run wild, but your kids can’t ride their bikes around the neighborhood by themselves.

number go down is the great revelator of your time preference.