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Dang that’s a big red number

Will it work for long-form articles? Maybe I go buy an android phone just to use #amethyst

Okay, working on another article. There's a maddening issue I'm running into now, where if I am in plaintext mode, and I press any key, it jumps the whole editor to the bottom of the screen. But I need to do this often right now, so it's disorienting with the editor wanting to reset the view to be at the bottom for the line I'm working on, when I'd rather have it remain where my view is in the middle of the page.

Is there any nostr client that would let me make edits to a long form article?

There must be a god that steals the time lost trying to fix wifi drivers on linux, he will continue to exist after the universe ends

🤦‍♂️ The last link pointing to the new guide on building DVMs is incorrect, should be: https://primal.net/dustind/1754018912170

If you adjust for inflation, are they?

🤦‍♂️ The correct link in the "But what is a DVM" section is this article: https://primal.net/dustind/1751579151592

I will literally pay for a cheaper, Nostr based alternative to calendly

In the beginning, step 3 says "broadcast it as a wiki event kind 31808" but the correct wiki kind is 30818.

There’s one more option I’ve recently discovered that might be a new spot on the spectrum of tradeoffs… So there are GPU providers like modal.com that let you spin up GPU environments and only pay for the seconds or minutes it’s up and running. So you could create a container boots up with a newly generated key, messages get decrypted, run through the model, encrypt the outputs and send back to user, and the plaintext content never leaves RAM or VRAM. So the cloud provider should theoretically have a harder time to spy on you, even though they could…. And because this is on demand, you can use big open source models.

It’s a tough problem. I think about this a lot and it’s just all tradeoffs. What you described is worth pursuing, and if someone needs perfect privacy, they have to run the models themselves on their own hardware. TEE environments from AWS are getting better, and we might get some advances from FHE tech but that’s probably still years away and will be more expensive than the cheap models offered by big tech.

But it’s not that private. You can only ask questions that don’t have any personal information in them if you want to maintain privacy. Not a dig, just a disclaimer :)

Didn’t see it’s open source! https://github.com/cypherflow/cypherflow_ai

I don't know how to read this graph, diagram, crop circle?

@`Hablemos de Bitcoin ⚡️` the auto converting of links that contain a naddr to '....' is really causing me a headache when trying to link to this formstr. No clients render the form event kind (30168) well, so I'd rather link to the url 'https://formstr.app/f/naddr1qvzq...' rather than just include note:naddr... in the article. P.S. love you guys