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Lets just say, I don't think it's a bad idea ;p '''My user agent scoops up everything and presents it to me in a way that I like.''' I think this is close to
by Jonovono 4y ago
Lets just say, I don't think it's a bad idea ;p
'''My user agent scoops up everything and presents it to me in a way that I like.'''
I think this is close to what the future looks like.
For example, it rattles me that no matter what app I am watching 'videos' on I have different options. Some I can watch 2x speed. Some I can tap the sides to go quicker through. Some if I tap it mutes. Some if I tap it stops the video.
All of this for the same type of content.
Insanity.
Not to mention even within certain apps like Instagram is just brutal. For the same content type - videos - they have like 3 (?) different ways to view it.
- godshatter 4y agoI wish the trend wasn't for social network companies to rewrite web apps from scratch in javascript when they could simply in this case just hand me the video and my preferred local application would play it. I get that they can display suggestions for what you should watch next and keep data on how much you watch or how often you pause it or whatever. But if we're going to create a decentralized social network, then maybe we could junk all the metrics that a centralized social network keeps on their users. Let it evolve organically, rather than in a way that best suits one particular small group of people, and give people back their privacy as well as their autonomy. Edit: rewrote an awkward sentence.
- Jonovono 4y agoExactly, one way I am thinking about it right now is do away with the idea of "apps" entirely. Think about it more in the sense of "intents". If anyone is interested in building in this space, my email is in my profile! Looking for cofounders :)