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lovvtide

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About lovvtide

Building Satellite

https://satellite.earth/

sbowman [at] satellite.earth

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    Comment #47957016

    Working for me now

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    Comment #47360028

    Smart move tbh

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    Comment #47352652

    What's your npub?

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    Comment #47346373

    Funny to see people mention nostr https://satellite.earth/ (Satellite nostr client) https://nsite.run/ (literally static sites on nostr)

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    Comment #47346259

    I laughed when I saw this because two years ago I built a nostr client called Satellite! https://satellite.earth/

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    Comment #38537062

    Nostr is not built on a blockchain

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    Comment #38291786

    TextSecure! Wow this took me back to 2011.

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    Comment #37895212

    Tech is the exception that proves the rule, rather, advancing so fast that the concomitant price deflation outpaced inflation seen in other sectors. There's an interesting chart th…

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    Comment #37895124

    Indeed. Every time a special interest gets funded, everyone else holding that currency loses purchasing power. The power to print money arbitrarily is (quite objectively) the to po…

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    Comment #37638625

    My understanding is that everyone agrees that expanding the money supply under conditions of economic growth is necessary to avoid deflation. The contention centers on whether pric…

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    Comment #37638503

    As technological advancement drives increased productivity, purchasing power that would have otherwise accrued to the not-asset-owning class in the form of price deflation is sipho…

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    Comment #37354284

    So I've been building of one of the nostr web clients ( https://satellite.earth ) full time since December last year - I agree partially with all these points and will try to add s…

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    Comment #37242604

    Even if that is what he meant, I still don't think it's correct. To speak of a "mechanism of action" is necessarily to speak about a model of Nature that you, an observer, have cre…

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    Comment #37241830

    > Linden was emphatic about how science requires a mechanism of action I don't think this is correct. Science is based on empiricism. Of course we'd like to understand the mechanis…

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    Comment #36555215

    That's a fair point, and most of the people on nostr are aware of the need to diversify. In fact, as of last week you can create Reddit-like sub-communities on nostr with rules lik…

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    Comment #36554877

    Snowden jumped on today https://satellite.earth/@Snowden@Nostr-Check.com

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    Comment #36554797

    Don't forget about Nostr, which has seen an absolutely incredible amount of development over the last 6 months. Damus (ios) - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/damus/id1628663131 Ameth…

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    Comment #36554164

    Don't forget about Nostr, which has seen lots of development this year with multiple interoperable clients. (iOS) Damus - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/damus/id1628663131 (Android)…

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    Comment #36481320

    Plenty of web clients to choose from in the meantime https://satellite.earth https://primal.net https://iris.to https://snort.social https://app.coracle.social

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    Comment #36362421

    I think it looks really clean and it's awesome that you're actually building something instead of just complaining. Growing a community is going to be a huge challenge. I'm working…

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    Comment #35776406

    Also on web, https://satellite.earth if you prefer reading conversations as threaded comments

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    Comment #35534209

    I know right! It's so obvious.

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    Comment #35534181

    You're still looking at this from a legalistic perspective.