Then it records. Oh no, this isn't recording yet. See, that's why you should always test.
It's not blinking yet. Now we go. There, there. Now it records. This records. Everything's good.
And then the goal is, hopefully in like a month or so from now, this will automatically be uploaded
to Blossom, automatically create a title for the episode, automatically create a transcript.
Not only the transcript, but also show notes from the transcript. Publish everything to Nostar and
then Castor.me can pick it up. Create a podcasting 2.0 valid RSS feed. All the podcast feeds can pick
it up. There is no human interaction. It's just, you press record, you press save. That's it.
Everything's done. Zero post-processing, zero editing. That's the idea. But we're not here to talk about
this. We're here to talk about the last six weeks. So what was your favorite demo?
So this would be my favorite demo if you had done that, but, uh, it's, it will, we'll see if it works.
Yeah. So my, yeah. My favorite demo is like, uh, stuff with, uh, error for two. I love, um, endpoints
like, um, can be paid over the protocol level. There was, uh, one guy who did it on engine X. It was nice.
Another one was, uh, same one did, uh, paygres. Yeah. You could buy, uh, your own BPS.
Just knowing an NPUB and, uh, you can get an IP address. You can get a Docker container,
SSH access and the VPN with a static IP address. So you can, in theory, uh, buy as many machines as
you can afford and then run them all over the world. And then you can move your servers around,
like blossom relays.
You have a roaming army of servers.
Exactly. Yeah. And then if you have like auto healing stuff, then, uh, you don't need the
legacy internet anymore.
The 402, the 402 module, we have it for engine X already. That works. Right. And it takes lightning.
It takes e-cache. Correct. And the second one you mentioned, the paygres. Is that, is that live
already? Like, can people check that out somewhere? Is there a report somewhere or is it? Yeah,
I think so. Okay. But there's still some, some issues, uh, how to run the Ansible script because,
uh, if you run the server, you need to also provide some e-cache to buy a new VPN IP address
because you don't want to expose your own IP address or maybe you are running behind the firewall.
You get an IP address from your VPN provider and the port range, and then you can get exposed to the
internet, but your machine is still locally running somewhere in the basement. All right. All right.
I see. I see. I see. Okay. No, that's exciting. I think we're still under utilizing the payment
required stuff. That's also why, I mean, we have paid relays, for example, those kinds of things,
but still I want to, I just, the way I see it is like, I just want to do stuff. Most of the things
should be kind of free and so on, but unreliable. If you want to have the reliable thing
or the, the, you know, I just let me attach e-cache to it. It's like really take care of this data or
really have connection to a good server. I'm going to be willing to pay for it. And we're still not
doing that. So there was one guy that he had the idea to have auto healing stuff. I like that idea,
to run stuff on, uh, like, uh, um, start nine. Yeah. Um, but why not do it on windows and this
tray, like, uh, he did it. So first Bitcoin client was executable on windows and he did it because he
wanted to make it super easy to start. Yeah. Yeah. No, I, it's, it's, it's a great idea. I think we
talked about Noster relay tray a lot as well. People are using it all the time because it's
one of the easiest ways to run a local relay. And I think we need more of this stuff. And I, I, I think
just, I mean, I've, I've, I've been preaching the same thing where it's just, we need to dockerize
everything and make it really easy to run. It just doesn't matter if it's on your start nine on your
umbrella, on your local machine, in your tray, wherever, just make the stuff have same defaults,
have it really easy to just like one click and run exactly like, like in the past when
you have you torrent, you just clicked it and exactly. Exactly. And I think we have enough,
enough, you know, weird people on Noster now that would, would be willing to run the things
and like run mints, run blossom service, run relays and so on. It's still, it's still too hard to set
up. Yeah. Yeah. So maybe it's a bit more, uh, difficult. Yeah. But you know, like there's various
jurisdictions and there's, you know, it's not, uh, not everyone has us or
like FinCEN or Europe brain, you know, yeah, I will run a blossom end. Yeah. Yeah. So, so,
you know, the, the, the, the Russian people will run the mints. Exactly. Or you can run it on,
on paygres because then you can hide your IP behind the VPN and then move to the mint all around.
No, but I, I, I think, I really hope that very soon we'll have, uh, a whole suit of little tools
that you can just very easily one click deploy. Yeah. And that's, again, like we have web of trust relays,
with paid relays, via Jeff built the pyramid relay, which is a very neat idea as well. Those kind of
things. So we'll need more of those. All right. Anything else? You have a second contender for the
best demo or anything else that we already had to, that's true. Anything else that stood out?
So, uh, all demos were amazing. I think, uh, compared to last time, even, um, the level, the bar is higher.
Yeah, that's higher, right. We have vibe coding now, so we can do more. That's true. And like, uh, also,
like UI UX improved, uh, a lot. Yeah. Compared to pre-vive coding. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, Claude is
kind of good with UI UX. Exactly, yeah. All right. Same question. What stood out in terms of demos?
It stood out. Uh, I don't know. Like, all, all the demos were so awesome. Very different. Very different.
Uh, I don't think I have any special one. How, how, what, what did you think about vibe
coding and all those kinds of things coming into the court? And how, how did your view change?
Uh, well, up to now. Well, last SEC, okay, the vibe coding was a big thing and it came,
it was, it was a good, okay. Yeah. Hey, we can do these things with it. Uh, like after the SEC,
during summer, I like tried things and then I, I thought that, okay, maybe this is not the thing that,
oh, I'm just, just, just, just like fighting with the, with the AI and nothing's working. But,
uh, now like this SEC, uh, people were showing like amazing things. And, uh, now again, it feels like,
oh, you, you, you copied some good tricks. Like there are lots of, lots of tools and lots of little
tricks were shown off. It's just, just like, like, uh, the more you do it, more you learn it. It's more
like an art or, yeah. Yeah. Oh, absolutely. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's more, it's more an art,
not a science. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You just have to do it and get the intuition
that how the AI works and things. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What, what, what do you hope to build in the next
like six months or so? What is something that you want to create? Well, now I'd be focusing on maps
and locations, but, uh, I'm more interested to do, uh, like real, real time, um, uh, 3d and maybe some
games things. I was, I was like planning to do those here now, but there's so many interesting ideas
and projects. So I haven't had time for that now. Awesome. Awesome. Awesome. Tell me more about,
uh, map and tiling ideas because it came up. Some other people mentioned it as one of the coolest
demos that they saw. Yeah. Yeah. Many people are doing maps and maps and locals. Uh, well, I, one thing
that I've noticed that, that there's so much location based data, like everything we're in a physical
world, we're close to each other and then it's based on location. So you can put every, almost every data
has some kind of location thing. So you could put just all the data in there. So you want to, you want
to put more data into NASA that's not strictly good morning and good night. Yeah. Yeah. Well, yeah,
maybe, yeah, but there was already so much that that is location based, but you cannot see it. You
cannot like, uh, browse it. So that's, that's one thing to bring it more visible. And yeah, yeah, I see.
I see. How, how far along is it in the sense of what, what I hope what will come out of these efforts is
something that you can actually run on your own machine because lots of, lots of tools make use
of open street maps. Like the open street maps is a big, big, big thing, but there isn't many
servers that serve the open street maps data, right? There's like, there is there, that's kind of
still an issue. So how long until I can serve, like very easily just run my own thing on, I don't know,
my start nine or my umbrella or whatever, my own server. Yeah. I don't, I don't know about this. Like, like,
the map things now, now I'm using it, I'm wiping them, then the AI just puts them up there and I don't
really look much into the details, how it works. It just works. But I think the PM tiles is, is, is
interesting. I haven't been looking much to that, but, but, but if you can have like a pieces of map and
offline, download it offline and use them, I think that that's one thing. Okay. Okay. I have to look
into it. I don't know much about it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, it's been a recurring theme that people
want to like, what, what, what lots of client developers are realizing right now is you don't
necessarily want to build your own cache. You just want to have a local relay, basically like have a,
that's the fastest thing you can have. And then you don't have to reinvent the wheel. You just put the
relay right where the client is and that will solve a lot of the problems. Yeah. And I think that,
you know, that can apply to the map tiles and all those kinds of things as well, where you just, you,
you fetch it from somewhere else and the stuff that you use constantly, it's just going to stay there.
Yeah. Just by the nature of how the system works. Yeah. Right. So yeah. No, it's very exciting stuff.
All right. Definitely. Yeah. So you were the last two ones. So I think we're just going to leave it at
that. We'll see if the auto upload works and everything, but I think it will work. And yeah,
let's see what the next cohort will bring. I feel like that was a good one. We are not even done yet.
We'll have one more Friday. We have like 48 hours or so left. So there's going to be some exciting
demos still left to be seen. Yeah, we'll see. All right. All right. Thanks for that guys. Awesome.