mleku

> Puuh, that's a lot to read here. I think from the most outer perspective ... follow lists with > 1000 entries don't make sense. It's something different then and...

> > JSON is in fact JS code > > Which is another reason we need to work on binary events. as i've been discovering today also, websockets don't seem...

i want to see the abolition of this repository in favor of a wikifreedia subject/entry and associated tree of linked articles (with human readable labels instead of stupid numbers)

i like it, now we just need to get the wikifreedia polished up a bit more so this kind of thing can become normal i did a lot of work...

this is great, just want to add, look at finding a way to do MLS as well and the misery of nostr DM will at last be over

> I agree @mikedilger - it's really important that people don't think this is some sort of panacea solution that makes their comms perfect. the model of relays introduces a...

yeah, i think it's unnecessary, one or two events sent twice is no big deal, just shift the "until" timestamp to the oldest (last) returned cursors and pagination are state...

> > I am against any stateful queries on relays. > > There is no state that you need to store. How many times do I have to say this?...