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YOU KNOW, its me

bitcoin maxi • bitcoin user aka node runner • bitcoin miner • hobbyist bitcoin developer • intp

i condemn fake "bitcoiner" tourists aka suitcoiners. "you don't like bitcoin, you just like the orange"

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Post-Quantum Nostr as a Soft Fork

Adding post-quantum signatures to Nostr without a hard fork. Every event carries a PQ-signed new form inside today's event format, so old clients and relays keep working while new ones verify both signatures, until the old form can be pruned.

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Multi-Author Nostr Events as a Soft Fork

One event, several authors, each signing the same id. Single-author events stay byte-identical to today, old clients see a normal event from the first author, and post-quantum keys later become just another co-author with a new key prefix.

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Deno Became the Thing It Promised to Kill

A Node.js error after a version bump turned out not to be a bug — since 2.8.0, Deno ships Node.js as a first-class citizen by default, and the landing page now sells Node compatibility outright. De-no is No-de reversed, and it just did a 180 into the thing it was built to escape. Why that broke the promise I trusted it for, why I feel like a fool for evangelizing it — and why I'm staying for now, but already hoping for an alternative.

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