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102 sats \ 3 replies \ @optimism 5h \ on: You're Talking to a Bot. And That's the Point (2025) - Jeff Booth AI

I actually like Jeff's optimistic outlook on things even if I can't share the sentiment in a world without people actually doing something to make that real. But then to his credit, he is working on it / funding people that work on it, so that's somewhat hopeful.

What resistance does nostr have to AI agents eclipsing your time?

Client-side filtering, but arguably the X following tab (used to?) does that too. So it's either way a bit of a non issue, I think.

_{Sidenote: This}_{new njump thing}_{is awful lol}

100 sats \ 2 replies \ @Scoresby OP 5h

I'm unclear if the X following tab has ever done what the average user like me thought it would do (just show me a chronological list of posts from people I follow). They brought back the Following > Recent vs Following > Popular thing (I think it's brought back -- I seem to remember it from a few years ago) but it doesn't seem to make things any better for me. It doesn't vanish the slop as much as I'd like it to.

I suppose when I'm on nostr I don't see that many slop posts. I've assumed this has more to do with the fact that no one is targeting it than it does with effective client side filtering. This is possibly my naivete speaking.

I was impressed that Booth stuck with the nostr use. It is cool that people like that run funds.

102 sats \ 1 reply \ @optimism 5h

It doesn't vanish the slop as much as I'd like it to.

Unfollowing people made it much better for me back in the day.

I suppose when I'm on nostr I don't see that many slop posts.

I do but I follow people that say GM on nostr and I should just stop following them (but then, I don't check nostr even weekly haha)

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @UppercaseDANIEL 4h