Alex Gleason

Broken dialects would just need to upgrade Kysely, right? There are only about 12 of them. It would take an hour to do it.

I thought web of trust is based on follow lists. That's what makes it a "web" instead of a flat list.

You could also use NIP-32 to label users as "developer", etc. You need a reason to trust the "web of trust" event, and the best solution we have (aside from...

Each filter has an independent limit. I often want to have a limit for all filters, so it seems like an oversight.

Fortunately clients can just specify no limit and then disconnect whenever.

Prisma is pretty terrible. It's a complicated setup with generated types, and it keeps creating a `node_modules` directory when used with Deno. It's way too much bloat. [pentagon](https://github.com/skoshx/pentagon) is much...

I ended up just making Kysely work with Deno + SQLite: https://gitlab.com/soapbox-pub/kysely-deno-sqlite Kysely also supports migrations.

Cool!

> I'll believe it is insecure when I see a stolen key. Then why did we do all of that? I thought it was the whole point. cc @paulmillr

It's possible to detect whether the encrypted blob is nip44 or not just by looking at the first few characters. If you're building a remote signer, I think you should...