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Works flawlessly after you fixed it.

js is just a language that runs in isolated virtual machine whereas c++ is language that has direct access to system resources python is just c++ which never works and is worse in performance rust is just c++ but it got package management right js sucks only because there are not js devs anymore, there are only vue, react and node devs. ie: facebook built on top of js and now everyone is building on top of what facebook built. c++ sucks because you have to git clone and compile every library yourself to use in your project python sucks because every python project breaks after minor python version upgrade, such as 3.11 to 3.12 or 3.12 to 3.13. basically every project made on previous python version is incompatible with next minor version upgrade. rust sucks because it enforces some ridiculous coding logic to make it so fucking memory safe. yet its not even isolated in anyway, so you can very well run malware that deletes all your files anyway.

here is implementation of nostr data stream: // r="wss://nostr.data.haus" function send(){ key=`nostril --kind 1 2>&1 | grep -Pom1 "\S{64}"` eid="" messages=("this" "is" "a" "simple" "example" "of" "recursive" "data" "stream") for i in {8..0} do event=`nostril --envelope --sec $key $([ ${#eid} -gt 0 ] && echo "-e $eid") --kind 3434 --content "${messages[$i]}"` eid=`echo "$event" | jq -r .[1].id` echo "$event" | websocat -n1 "$r" done echo "event id for streaming: $eid" } function download(){ [ ${#1} -ne 64 ] && { echo "event id required" return } eid=$1 while true do event=`nostril-query -i $eid | websocat -n1 $r` echo "received packet: "`echo "$event" | jq -r .[2].content` eid=`echo "$event" | jq -r '.[2].tags[]|select(.[0]=="e")[1]'` [ ${#eid} -eq 0 ] && break done } [ "$1" == "send" ] && { send; exit; } [ "$1" == "dl" ] && { download "$2"; exit; } echo "Usage: " echo "./recursion.sh send" echo "./recursion.sh dl <id>" // output: ./recursion.sh send ["OK","71804acbd113cbc92db3dfa61ae4837d6b5a7d1f50367f4a01193145d25eeba3",true,""] ["OK","f0f69313a91eefd2f667131004944dcb9b15fa72ae1ff1d5f15ffd947ce92ebb",true,""] ["OK","0bcbc9033a1010a102af8d1a2c002429458ba1737aed70abeb191c562209f3db",true,""] ["OK","3b1f5e3f52a4850c5e5eb08f359614614ad95a9d9cf47747883d9358f0b16eb4",true,""] ["OK","03f5a1aab60ff2aeaac8ed71a78bb4032ff5c893422bb43b5c94da3a21213a8c",true,""] ["OK","5c5200cba9c0deed8a2a2b3ca7f2845cf6aee98b41dc1a0f9c76371be87badfd",true,""] ["OK","aa04b39e54915d74c1439c098f9b9c30122faf1a0947fafe12e7df799096bdfb",true,""] ["OK","ccb2564ae69cd640b2269f840d7868a004db2b1eac42db634f1434d15b199108",true,""] ["OK","aad5b4135a42858cba6fdd31118d0f5e5781f2aba571ce90a429482d656a47d7",true,""] event id for streaming: aad5b4135a42858cba6fdd31118d0f5e5781f2aba571ce90a429482d656a47d7 ./recursion.sh dl aad5b4135a42858cba6fdd31118d0f5e5781f2aba571ce90a429482d656a47d7 received packet: this received packet: is received packet: a received packet: simple received packet: example received packet: of received packet: recursive received packet: data received packet: stream // in real scenario, each word can be replaced with up to 50 kB base64 data.

// Software 3.0 synthesis prompt // @appVersion: 2 // @model: mistral-small:24b-instruct-2501-q4_K_M // @prompt: // following interface defines a program logic. implement the program in python. its not necessary to implement the interface itself, its for explanation purposes only. interface DiscussionBoard { bool sendMessage(int threadId, String message) void printThreads() void printMessages(int threadId) int getActiveThread() void exitActiveThread() void sendMessageToActiveThread(String message) void createNewThread(String message) void enterThread(int threadId) // if prompt input equals "exit" then exitActiveThread() else sendMessageToActiveThread(String message) void promptMessage() // if prompt input equals "new" then createNewThread(...) else enterThread(...) void promptThread() // main loop runs infinitely void mainLoop(){ if(getActiveThread()){ printMessages(getActiveThread()) promptMessage() }else{ printThreads() promptThread(prompt()) } } }

if events specify cid in tags, its possible to find referenced events from ipfs: event_id = cid([ 0, <pubkey, as a lowercase hex string>, <created_at, as a number>, <kind, as a number>, <tags, as an array of arrays of non-null strings>, <content, as a string> ]) { ... tags: [ "c": cid ] } however blossom is already compatible with existing notes: https://blossom.server/event_id#signature would return event in json format: [ 0, <pubkey, as a lowercase hex string>, <created_at, as a number>, <kind, as a number>, <tags, as an array of arrays of non-null strings>, <content, as a string> ] if signature is somehow detached and moved with the reference, this all works out: { ... tags: [ "e": id#signature ] } or ipfs: { ... tags: [ "c": cid#signature ] } now one would be able to find event through static http server and verify its signature because it was provided with the reference.

if events specify cid in tags, its possible to find referenced events from ipfs: event_id = cid([ 0, <pubkey, as a lowercase hex string>, <created_at, as a number>, <kind, as a number>, <tags, as an array of arrays of non-null strings>, <content, as a string> ]) { ... tags: [ "c": cid ] } however blossom is already compatible with existing notes: https://blossom.server/event_id#signature would return event in json format: [ 0, <pubkey, as a lowercase hex string>, <created_at, as a number>, <kind, as a number>, <tags, as an array of arrays of non-null strings>, <content, as a string> ] if signature is somehow detached and moved with the reference, this all works out: { ... tags: [ "e": id#signature ] } or ipfs: { ... tags: [ "c": cid#signature ] } now one would be able to find event through static http server and verify its signature because it was provided with the reference.

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I'm already tired of it myself.

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