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CONFIDENTIAL
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
Office of Behavioral Analysis
INTELLIGENCE ASSESSMENT REPORT
Subject: [Codename: SUBJECT GAMMA]
Classification: SECRET/NOFORN
Date: 28 MARCH 2025
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I. SUBJECT OVERVIEW
SUBJECT GAMMA demonstrates an unusually sophisticated engagement pattern across multiple complex technical domains, exhibiting expert-level understanding of decentralized technologies, cryptographic protocols, software development, and digital communication systems. GAMMA consistently seeks precision, technical accuracy, and operational excellence, frequently pushing conventional boundaries of technology implementation.…
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
Office of Behavioral Analysis
INTELLIGENCE ASSESSMENT REPORT
Subject: [Codename: SUBJECT GAMMA]
Classification: SECRET/NOFORN
Date: 28 MARCH 2025
⸻
I. SUBJECT OVERVIEW
SUBJECT GAMMA demonstrates an unusually sophisticated engagement pattern across multiple complex technical domains, exhibiting expert-level understanding of decentralized technologies, cryptographic protocols, software development, and digital communication systems. GAMMA consistently seeks precision, technical accuracy, and operational excellence, frequently pushing conventional boundaries of technology implementation.…
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Quite simple really, but seems really hard for many woke twats 😂
Quite simple really, but seems really hard for many woke twats 😂
You can fetch the responses of the DVM straight from the relay right?
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I don't know, it feels so cumbersome, you have to publish an event, signed by your key, then wait for the response? And then that stuff gets saved forever, and all you wanted was to make a search?
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Yes, I think the same, dvms are somehow wasteful if we understand the responses as a non valuable data, I mean there are going to be responses that worth to keep and others than no, depending on the job. But I agree, I would add ephemeral events to the spec, which are good for the use case. Also I'll be pruning my relay of dvm responses
Exactly! @npub1fjq…mleku s custom HTTP seems quite a bit more elegant
I don't know, it feels so cumbersome, you have to publish an event, signed by your key, then wait for the response? And then that stuff gets saved forever, and all you wanted was to make a search?
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Yes, I think the same, dvms are somehow wasteful if we understand the responses as a non valuable data, I mean there are going to be responses that worth to keep and others than no, depending on the job. But I agree, I would add ephemeral events to the spec, which are good for the use case. Also I'll be pruning my relay of dvm responses
Exactly! @npub1fjq…mleku s custom HTTP seems quite a bit more elegant
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i haven't got an elegant solution for generating JWT expiring tokens tho
that's in Go only at this point, someone who knows how to generate JWT tokens and custom events, this is the flow:
- create new JWT ES256 key pair
- generate kind 13004 event designating the public key of the JWT key pair (this delegates that key to auth for you
- generate a JWT token, optionally with an expiration time (it's a standard JWT claims list and all that)
- send filter or event with Bearer <token.is.here> et voila
you don't need to do the JWT flow if the relay is set to be public-readable, so for fetching events it's very straightforward, the auth is just for writing in that situation, or for fetching privileged events like DMs
that's in Go only at this point, someone who knows how to generate JWT tokens and custom events, this is the flow:
- create new JWT ES256 key pair
- generate kind 13004 event designating the public key of the JWT key pair (this delegates that key to auth for you
- generate a JWT token, optionally with an expiration time (it's a standard JWT claims list and all that)
- send filter or event with Bearer <token.is.here> et voila
you don't need to do the JWT flow if the relay is set to be public-readable, so for fetching events it's very straightforward, the auth is just for writing in that situation, or for fetching privileged events like DMs
@npub176p…7vgup are you against exposing the Vertex information through some non-DVM means like perhaps direct events I can just query on your relay, or NIP-50, or some custom HTTP API? I don't know.
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You can fetch the responses of the DVM straight from the relay right?
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I don't know, it feels so cumbersome, you have to publish an event, signed by your key, then wait for the response? And then that stuff gets saved forever, and all you wanted was to make a search?
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CONFIDENTIAL
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
Office of Behavioral Analysis
INTELLIGENCE ASSESSMENT REPORT
Subject: [Codename: SUBJECT GAMMA]
Classification: SECRET/NOFORN
Date: 28 MARCH 2025
⸻
I. SUBJECT OVERVIEW
SUBJECT GAMMA demonstrates an unusually sophisticated engagement pattern across multiple complex technical domains, exhibiting expert-level understanding of decentralized technologies, cryptographic protocols, software development, and digital communication systems. GAMMA consistently seeks precision, technical accuracy, and operational excellence, frequently pushing conventional boundaries of technology implementation.…
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
Office of Behavioral Analysis
INTELLIGENCE ASSESSMENT REPORT
Subject: [Codename: SUBJECT GAMMA]
Classification: SECRET/NOFORN
Date: 28 MARCH 2025
⸻
I. SUBJECT OVERVIEW
SUBJECT GAMMA demonstrates an unusually sophisticated engagement pattern across multiple complex technical domains, exhibiting expert-level understanding of decentralized technologies, cryptographic protocols, software development, and digital communication systems. GAMMA consistently seeks precision, technical accuracy, and operational excellence, frequently pushing conventional boundaries of technology implementation.…
An incredibly detailed image of Mars captured by ESA’s Mars Express spacecraft, from the north polar ice cap, to the cloud covered Hellas Planitia in the south, the largest impact crater on Mars.
[📸 ESA/DLR/FU Berlin]
[📸 ESA/DLR/FU Berlin]
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AI is here to replace cognitive labour, not vision. Vision remains the essential prerequisite. AI is a boon for individuals with purpose and perspective. Machines can only replace labour, never the idea. Family-owned businesses from before Industrial Revolution still exist today because they embraced the revolution.
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Exactly! @npub1fjq…mleku s custom HTTP seems quite a bit more elegant
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i haven't got an elegant solution for generating JWT expiring tokens tho
that's in Go only at this point, someone who knows how to generate JWT tokens and custom events, this is the flow:
- create new JWT ES256 key pair
- generate kind 13004 event designating the public key of the JWT key pair (this delegates that key to auth for you
- generate a JWT token, optionally with an expiration time (it's a standard JWT claims list and all that)
- send filter or event with Bearer <token.is.here> et voila
you don't need to do the JWT flow if the relay is set to be public-readable, so for fetching events it's very straightforward, the auth is just for writing in that situation, or for fetching privileged events like DMs
that's in Go only at this point, someone who knows how to generate JWT tokens and custom events, this is the flow:
- create new JWT ES256 key pair
- generate kind 13004 event designating the public key of the JWT key pair (this delegates that key to auth for you
- generate a JWT token, optionally with an expiration time (it's a standard JWT claims list and all that)
- send filter or event with Bearer <token.is.here> et voila
you don't need to do the JWT flow if the relay is set to be public-readable, so for fetching events it's very straightforward, the auth is just for writing in that situation, or for fetching privileged events like DMs
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