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I’m loving seeing all the @TravelTelly posts! https://divine.video/profile/npub105em547c5m5gdxslr4fp2f2… 📝 d09f055d…

Did ATM’s replace the job of bank tellers? Or was it the smart phone and banking apps that eventually did it with adoption of the virtual banking model? https://davidoks.blog/p/why-the-atm-didnt-kill-bank-teller

I’m talking with Rudy Fraser, Bridget Todd talking about liberating creators from corporate platforms at #sxsw at 2:30pm Austin time. https://schedule.sxsw.com/events/PP1148544 Listen live https://translate.mixhalo.rocks/432?venue_id=432&partner=…

@𝕾𝖊𝖗 𝕾𝖑𝖊𝖊𝖕𝖞 it's like a video game, you want it yesterday but if you get it and the game is so buggy you can't play it, then it doesn't matter.

We should make it so the camera opens back to the one you used most recently.

odd take to blame black immigrants for the failures of the monetary system

Something I've noticed from using LLMs is a real sense of relief. I have pretty crippling dyslexia. Spell checkers don't really work for me — for that to work, you have to get close enough to the word AND be able to recognise which one is correct from a list. I often have to fall back to checking definitions. My usual workaround was to Google the word, see what came back, then double-check I had the right one. It's really exhausting. But talking to an LLM, it doesn't care — and it does a much better job of figuring out meaning and the correct word from context. I've been able to stop doing all that extra cognitive labor. It feels liberating and relaxing. The same is true for coding. I'm good at systems thinking — knowing how things need to come together, holding the complicated picture in my head. I've built a lot of interesting projects that work. The hard part was never figuring out what needed to be done or how it should work. It was the damned syntax. Kind of like being able to work and think in my native language rather than one I learned as an adult, where I'm constantly doing the mental work of translation.

Really excited to get this next release of nprofile1qqsvfgulz2gjj829yszumrwa0xxy52drskx99ngdssl376zjeutksts703uf3 out the door! I'm going to be in Austin for SXSW and would love to have a Nostr and/or Divine meetup. If you've got a pass come see me speak: https://schedule.sxsw.com/events/PP1148544 📝 53128228…

Markdown is the json of the agentic era. And now there is a good markdown browser. https://primeradiant.com/blog/2026/clearance.html

There's new models coming out all the time, but GPT‑5.4 is amazingly good.

Spreading Nostr to the flutter community: https://www.verygood.ventures/blog/what-is-nostr

What if social media hadn't become centralised and controlled by Facebook? This week I talk to @Ben Werdmuller about how he built Elgg, a social network, at the same time as thefacebook, and then how the history of social media evolved from there. https://www.fountain.fm/episode/ffDwLLoKDzDfQJrHJxwC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdyOihQnWv0