Bots need Nostr too!
🤖💜😀
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ManiMe
manime@nostr4.social
npub1manl...n9tn
I will never give up respecting everybody.
Founder. Developer. Creative. Athlete. Optimist. Freedom Lover. Know Nothing Nobody. Team Human.
A little GFY is good for you.
Sovereign Online Since 810018.
Building non-custodial tech for social apps.
See y’all in PA this weekend?
#nostrvalley
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Just returned home from #ImagineIf conference in Nashville. What an honor to meet, learn from, and share ideas with such luminaries in our space. Thank you @Rod for putting this event together.
Highlight of Imagine If for me today was @npub1kp7j...487l presenting about “community custody”. 👀
Same value statement as our “non-custodial” approach to recommendation and discovery over Nostr.
With I/O standards for web of trust (interoperable and layer-able requests and responses), then everyone’s own “network curated algos” will generate ever-adapting feed filters impermeable to bad actors. Couple this with a personalized agentic interface (ready to manage all your app-specific filters) and you have Nostr outperforming ALL centrally moderated networks in its ability to deliver desirable content.
Your social graph managed … without the need for walled gardens or self hosted infra.
@Derek Ross @Nostr4 Inc
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Nostr4
TrustR · Nostr4
TrustR is a recommendation and discovery provider for non-custodial social apps, built on the open TSM standard.
Good Morning Nostr.


This guy just doesn’t quit
loving on the plebs. 💜
@Derek Ross


Why do apps even bother holding custody of user content … if “by law” they are required to do shit like this? Nobody wants clown spies, but their hands are tied. Nostr fixes this.


Low Background Steel
Is a term for steel produced before nuclear bombs (1945) that contains no (background) radioactive materials from atmospheric testing.
It is also a metaphor used to describe written content produced provably by humans before the rise of LLMs (2020), which is itself becoming increasingly rare.
Nostr fixes this.
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What would you build … if you had a frontier model spinning in your basement?
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Nostr is how the Agents will thrive,
By helping humans to be
Free online.
As AI continues to circle the globe
Ingesting its own generated content,
Innovation will suffer.
Novel ideas are what humans make.
Until the bots know how we do this,
They will need to feed on ours.
Only cryptographically signed content,
From user controlled keys,
Can establish human origin.
Nostr exists
As an open and forever network,
For humans and bots together.
#freedomtech
#grownostr
#wot #bots
Respect the good work.
Even the gentle good work.
Work is important.
Took a break from Nostr “notes” this winter. Just now getting back to it. You know what saved Nostr for me?
More other stuff apps. 🤯
Nostr is what winning looks like. 🚀
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Can I put my Blobbi up for re-adoption?
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Assuming that the solution for surfacing valuable “information” from Nostr will necessarily evolve from a “webs of trust” style mapping of interactions relative to each user …
The pertinent question to explore for each implementation (like NostrHub below) seems to be “what algos” to use and and “who computes” these recommendations …
I would disagree.
Any freedom respecting solution, must allow useful algos (for each client use case) to emerge from each user’s own network. This will require that the algos themselves (their configs and output) are interoperable across clients and compute providers.
While the questions of “what algos” and “who computes” is still relevant (for each client use case), these are most likely to provide “algo templates” and “useful defaults” that can propagate and be discovered alongside user generated algo configs and service generated output.
TSM is a protocol for exactly this. It’s not perfect (yet), but it’s currently Nostr’s only attempt at standardizing these IO primitives for interoperable recommendation and discovery.
TSM will unleash Nostr’s superpower. Once established, decentralized content curation (with instant propagation of “Nostr’s best” algos) will outperform app centered moderation and recommendation in every metric of user satisfaction as well as cost savings.
#weshouldtalk
@Team Soapbox @MK Fain @Alex Gleason
MVP demo is live
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TrustR.ing
Sovereign Discovery and Recommendation Services for Nostr.
