The Software is Gonna be HUUUUGE!
Why I'm so darned difficult to impress.
Building and running the machine
Why we aren't just hacking.
Everything you need to know about forming teams, you can learn from Germans
How to form a project team and have it not end up a fruitless mess.
GitCitadel DevOps
How our development operations are structured.
Our Inspiration
Musing over the releases.
Nostr: Fixing the Deplatforming of a Nation
Centralized platforms are vulnerable to government bans and censorship, as seen with the deplatforming of TikTok in the U.S., leaving millions disconnected. Nostr, as a decentralized protocol, cannot be banned or controlled by any single authority, giving users the freedom of choice and the ability to not have their voices taken away with the stroke of a pen.
The novelty is too damn low
My frustration with Nostr copycats.
Unlocking Nostr’s Potential with Notedeck
Notedeck is not just another Nostr app—it’s a transformative Nostr browser that functions like an operating system, complete with micro-apps for unparalleled customizations and ecosystem wide integrations.
Leek-Potato Soup
An elegant, simple, vegetable-cream soup.
The Rating Scale
A rating scale for humans.
The opposite of communism is not Bitcoin
On scarcity.
Making Waves in 2025 with Nostr
The ultimate goal with Nostr isn’t just to make ripples—I want to create waves. Waves that transform social media for the better. Waves that expand outward and help change the world. With more tools than ever at our fingertips, it’s time to ride the wave and make it count. 🌊
Nostr 2025 Predictions
All of my predictions for 2023 came to fruition, and half of my 2024 predictions hit the mark. Now, it’s time to look ahead and see how I’ll fare for 2025. The bullishness never stops—let’s keep the momentum going! 🚀
Reflecting on my Nostr 2024 predictions
Looking back on my 2024 predictions, I had a mix of hits and misses. Maybe I wasn't bullish enough?
Social-Media Equity
On the importance of social distancing.
Can Nostr save the Creatives?
Are we ending the tyranny of innovation over invention?
What goes around, comes around.
The open-source is dead. Long live the open-source!
