Transcript
A (0:00)
Sa. Foreign.
B (0:33)
Bitcoin Tuesday Freaks. It's your host Odell here for another civil dispatch. The show focused on actual bitcoin and freedom tech discussion. It is currently 1700 UTC April 21st. That is block height 946079. Bitcoin is trading at $75,765 and that makes the SATs per dollar at 1,320. You guys will be listening to this in a few hours. I like to get it up and out to you guys asap. As always, Dispatch is funded by viewers like you. We have no ads, we have no sponsors. We've been running for, I don't know, like six years now that way. And it's because you guys continue to support the show with your hard earned sats. All relevant links are at Citadel Dispatch and if you don't have stats to spare, sharing with your friends and family is always super helpful. Just open up their podcast app search Citadel Dispatch Press subscribe before they know it hit them. And thank you, our top supporters from last week. Awesome rip with Craig. Raw was stimmy 40 gpw with 21,000 sats. He says free samurai in all caps. Damn right. And we got a zap for from Ride or die freak map 21 with 10,000 sats. And he says great rip. Anyway freaks, I got a great show lined up today. Been a long time coming. Can't believe this is his first appearance. But we have the man, the myth, the legend UTXO here in the house. How's it going, utxo?
A (2:16)
Doing great, man. Thanks for having me.
B (2:19)
So I've known you since you were a bitcoin dev and now you've decided you finally had enough of NASA apps being unstable and you had to jump into the masochism yourself.
A (2:30)
Yeah, that was an unfortunate decision. I make a lot of those starting with bitcoin. Now here's my, here's my worst one with Nostr.
B (2:39)
So I mean, Wisp is awesome. You have this new app for Android, Wisp. Why should people care?
A (2:50)
Yeah, I don't know if a lot of people were in my shoes, like mostly on the, on the Android side, you would see that a lot of the apps were sort of becoming like more unstable or slower or just, you know, didn't have basic things. All the apps have them now but like, you know, we didn't have GIF keyboards, even though that's like the easiest thing in the world to do. And like that took years and there were just, there were many other things like that that I just Like, I wish I had them. And then finally AI got good enough that I was like, okay, I, I don't have to complain about it anymore. I can just build my own client.
B (3:28)
I want, I want to talk about AI too. But why is Wisp? Well, let me put it this way. First, it's a great app. It's easier said than done. It's hard to make something that's stable and reliable. Fundamentally, do you think you have a different perspective or strategy in terms of like, how, like what you like Wisp different?
