Bob_stores_nostr on Nostr: Hi mleku Just thinking here... Building search is really hard, and I am sure I am not ...
Hi mleku (npub1fjq…leku)
Just thinking here... Building search is really hard, and I am sure I am not the man for that job; however, I like to organize, analyze, and automate. I also have a large symmetric connection of which I can only really use 25% for IRL, so I thought to myself; what useful service can I create for nostr with my excess capacity? I am not sure I will be able to host a proper relay archive available to the public as managing a single large relay database would be unwieldly. It might be possible to host particular curations of the data as separate public relays, though.
My main focus is segmenting and archiving the data. This seems achievable, manageable, and open to automation. I believe this will serve as a useful foundation for projects needing large nostr datasets for LLMs. I expect I can make this segmented data available as periodic updates to the public. Early stages, building out the garage data center off of local surplus in the Bay Area.
Just thinking here... Building search is really hard, and I am sure I am not the man for that job; however, I like to organize, analyze, and automate. I also have a large symmetric connection of which I can only really use 25% for IRL, so I thought to myself; what useful service can I create for nostr with my excess capacity? I am not sure I will be able to host a proper relay archive available to the public as managing a single large relay database would be unwieldly. It might be possible to host particular curations of the data as separate public relays, though.
My main focus is segmenting and archiving the data. This seems achievable, manageable, and open to automation. I believe this will serve as a useful foundation for projects needing large nostr datasets for LLMs. I expect I can make this segmented data available as periodic updates to the public. Early stages, building out the garage data center off of local surplus in the Bay Area.