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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Emblematiz 16 Jul 2023 \ on: Día 1. Escribiendo en ESPAÑOL. BITCOIN BEACH EN VENEZUELA? bitcoin
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https://njal.la/ is also a domain / hosting provider where you can pay with btc
Ok. I think I got it. Thanks
Crypto here makes reference to the cryptospace/altcoins/cryptocurrencies. This is what I understood.
For a moment I thought crypto as cryptography. And just made no sense tome that BTC could not be cryptography.
Thanks for your answer. Although, I'm not getting it.
Are you saying that "bitcoin is not crypto" is the shared opinion by everybody here?
If so, could you please explain me what means this shared opinion?
Is it sarcasm?
Thanks for the patience. I'm a bit slow sometimes
We are not entirely anon. We identify ourselves with public keys. And public keys can be linked to identities, like emails or domains.
It is not just about being anon. It is that all this data owned by us is being used for free to build services that will cost us money. It sounds better to me that we can restrict access to our data and if we want, we could sell it to AIs and scrappers.
It is a protocol for sharing data across internet. A set of rules on how to write the data and sign it to prove it was you who created it. The protocol also says how this data should be stored and shared. It is an open protocol, so anyone can learn the rules, and anyone can use nostr applications to share data with whoever use the same rules. This protocol can be used to share data like tweets, dms, bounties, or posts, even money as lighting invoices. Anyone can setup a nostr relay, what makes nostr decentralized, which is an advantage against censorship and can improve privacy.
Nostr data is stored in the relays. If a relay is public, its data can be scrapped by anyone. If the relay has restrictions, data won't be publicly available. Paid relays are just one way of restrict access to data/resources. Also, could be relays allowing access to data not just for a payment, but using a trusted keys configuration. A relay allowing scrapping on demand by a fee is the way how we can finally sell our own data
Cool. Interesting project. I don't know much about PHP but I can give you some general feedback.
- Following conventions is always good. It makes easier to others to understand and modify the code we write. BEM is something you can follow when writing styles.
- Always write code that is pleasant to read. Avoid lines with more than 100 characters and use indentation and blank lines properly. Always follow the style guide of the language you are using.
- Avoid magic numbers in your code. Use always constants with meaningful names. Same with strings.
- Take into account the complexity of the functions/algorithms you write. Nested loops are too complex the most of the times. Take a look at Big O notation.
- Do not store app configurations in code. Use environment variables. The twelve factor is a good methodology to follow when writing code for production.
- Do not commit commented code.
- Read quality code. Look for projects you find interesting and you think are high quality code and learn how their code is written.
I hope this help you. Also, keep an eye on the tech trends (frameworks, languages and tools), being up to date is a must.
You can do it here
Python, Ruby, JavaScript, TypeScript.
Flask, FastAPI, Django, Ruby on Rails, Express, React, React Native.
That's true. This data will help only to have a broad vision of our financial status.
Thanks for the link. That is a helpful calculator, but it needs an update to allow inflations larger than 10%.
Mentorship would be ideal. Meanwhile take a look at some books. Clean code is a good one. Also, you could share a repo with something you have done so people can give you feedback on how to make it better
How easy/fast is to use p2p markets there? Do you use binance? Have you tried robosats?