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Well screenshot it and post it on nostr for the rest of us:)

Ok

I am not sure what to make of this. Either you are the kind of person who has an interesting LinkedIn feed (never heard of that) or you are the kind of person who finds LinkedIn feeds interesting and that worries me.

Well, first of all, my Nostr feed is super boring. It's all the same three posts over and over again. LinkedIn shows me a bunch of posts on software engineering, and I'm nerd enough to appreciate that 🤓

I kind of agree. I am interested in Bitcoin as a technology not as my lord and savior. It is just another way to transact and kind of a terrible one at that. I also like nostr as a technology, but it isn't all I want to talk about. It has interesting features, but also kinda sucks. I want to see posts about people doing real thing like making chairs or rockets or starting families. But my experience on LinkedIn has been even worse. All I see is clout chasing and recruiters who don't remotely understand the industries they are hiring for.

LinkedIn has a lot of that, but it also has some gems of genuine insight and humor. Again, maybe I'm just nerd enough to appreciate LinkedIn posts lol. As to Nostr, I want to get a reading group going on Alexandria once it's up and running.

What kind of reading?

I want to read and discuss Aristotle's Poetics.

I've been thinking about the proper place for a reading group and I was thinking that the kind 11 discussions would work well. You could have a kind 11 containing a ["t", "readings"] tag, and then tags defining the book to be discussed, and we could group and sort by title or author. Then I could make sure that they also appear grouped on Jumble Discussions, under "Literature" > "Readings". Like ["subject", "Poetics"] or ["author", "Aristotle"]

Then, you'd see new entries on Jumble and could respond to replies there, as well.

Yeah, the idea is that the two clients can ping-pong social events. I already implemented this.

Oh, definitely. I actually publish from there all the time. Works so reliably. 🤩