Awesome 👏 looking forward to it!

Oh cool. I have been reading up on KERI (key event receipt infrastructure) and hierarchical key derivation (bip32 I think). It wouldn’t be that difficult. I’ve started to prototype the mechanisms to prove the concept out.

I vibed a concept signer that does exactly this a year ago but it was just a mock, missing all of the actual cryptography.

I am thinking about creating the concept of a “cpub” or child public key of a root npub. The idea is that the cpub can be provably traced back to a npub. I can have as many cpubs as I want, that map back to the same ‘identity’. If a cpub keypair gets compromised, I can publish an event that invalidates that cpub. As for clients, when they see what is a cpub, they can resolve back to the root npub and present that identity instead. The driving requirement is to have a protected root npub that corresponds to my identity; it is high-value so I only want to sign with it when absolutely necessary - keeping it on a hardware signer device. Any comments on this approach?

Would nostr be more fun with polls? A) yes B) No C) GFY D) 🍣

Nope and won’t for a loooooooooong time 🤣

Did I miss something?

The whole AGI narrative was kind of hilarious and sad. Never going to happen.

Not gonna lie, I was surprised to lean the Japanese elevator close doors buttons actually work.

Is it true that most office thermostats are fake? Why am I just now learning about this 🤣

Niiiice. The David Lynch weather reports are now on nostr. All we need now is a bot to post them on corresponding days lolol. nostr:nevent1qqswakxktf97dfuphprc2mcwxjnv9qdrc7scsjfhe45sw4lkx7cafaspz9mhxue69uhkummnw3ezuamfdejj7q3q37c5pd8gmhhe0njtsgwjgunc5xjr2vmzvglkgqs5sjeh972gqqxqxpqqqqqqz9k5sde