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Slices: A complete development platform for AT Protocol applications(slices.network)
5 points by Kye 1y ago|1 comments
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by Kye 1y ago
>> "performative bs" Is it really so hard for you to believe some people have actual values they try to adhere to? Not everything is a cynical ploy.
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by Kye 1y ago
Or working at cable companies watching for alien timing signals.
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by Kye 1y ago
I've seen posts from wedding photographers who would pass around cheap/older cameras to guests. This lets people scratch the shutterbug itch while avoiding all the problems that come with a room full of people trying to get a shot
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by Kye 1y ago
Seems like the right place to ask with ML enthusiasts gathered in one place discussing curves and the things that bend them: what's the thing with potential to obsolete transformers and diffusion models? Is it something old people noti
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by Kye 1y ago
That's why I always say AP-in-practice. It handily avoids any "but the spec says!" diversions.
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by Kye 1y ago
Anisota is one of the more interesting attempts at a new presentation: https://anisota.net/profile/dame.is
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by Kye 1y ago
The social graph, at least in Bluesky's own collection[0], is made up of the sum of follow records in individual repositories on PDSes. Anyone can enumerate them. [0] A collection is basically an app's particular set of records st
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by Kye 1y ago
There's still a way: https://whtwnd.com/bnewbold.net/3lj7jmt2ct72r It's one of those in-progress things that will get better and easier to use.
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by Kye 1y ago
There's hope for an independent but synchronized PLC directory: https://tangled.org/@microcosm.blue/Allegedly
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by Kye 1y ago
https://atproto.com/guides/applications
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by Kye 1y ago
I like that labeler that shows which lexicons a user has in their repo. https://bsky.app/profile/recordcollector.edavis.dev
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by Kye 1y ago
Looking forward to the future where an app just sort of silently backs up your PDS/keys on your device until the day you need it and everyone finds out they can log into whatever platform replaces the one that blew up like nothing happ
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by Kye 1y ago
A complementary article I wrote: "Nobody cares about decentralization until they do" https://kyefox.com/nobody-cares-about-decentralization-until...
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by Kye 1y ago
It's been tried. People quickly distribute a JavaScript snippet to remove whatever monetization you put on there, as Namezero discovered.
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Real-time sentiment analysis of selected topics on Bluesky(xraysocial.com)
3 points by Kye 1y ago|1 comments
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by Kye 1y ago
The previous 9,999 Geminis promised they'd solved entropy and said the words with no real effect so people stopped listening to it. It's very lonely now.
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by Kye 1y ago
It turns out all the aliens in Darmok were very old and that's why they spoke in reference and metaphor. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darmok Meanwhile, I communicate exclusively in Star Trek references.
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Designating Antifa as a domestic terrorist organization(whitehouse.gov)
147 points by Kye 1y ago|158 comments
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Creating an Independent Public Ledger of Credentials (PLC) Directory Org(docs.bsky.app)
4 points by Kye 1y ago|0 comments
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AT Protocol API(docs.atpi.at)
2 points by Kye 1y ago|0 comments
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by Kye 1y ago
Humans provide a sturdy, safe place to build hives and all they ask for in return is some of the excess honey. Bees make way more than they can use. Humans will also cart them around to food sources so they never have to worry about finding
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Wikipedia: Reliable Sources/Perennial Sources(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by Kye 1y ago|0 comments
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Guppe groups are gone due to domain name problems(social.growyourown.services)
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by Kye 1y ago
When you actually look at the people doing the coolest work on both sides you see everyone's getting along and nerding out about protocols and the future of technology. The consensus there is pretty much that there's room for diff
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Social Web Foundation Is Betting Big on Client-to-Server API(wedistribute.org)
2 points by Kye 1y ago|0 comments
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ATProto explained for a slightly "technical" audience(foxes.kyefox.com)
3 points by Kye 1y ago|0 comments
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by Kye 1y ago
The people who have always had trouble finding platforms and payment processors also always had trouble finding advertisers. Random demonetization on YouTube is a huge problem, for example.
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by Kye 1y ago
https://apertus.org/about >> "The "o" stands for "open", "openness", "open source" and is placed where a "TM" symbol (indicating patents, trademarks, protection)
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by Kye 1y ago
>> "Middle English, borrowed from Latin apertūra, from apertus, past participle of aperīre "to open" + -ūra -ure" https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/aperture

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