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by icy 1y ago
Not sure I understand your first comment. Repositories are currently public only since we’re built on the AT Protocol, which doesn’t yet have private data (in the works!). Thanks for the feedback re: the privacy policy. It’s still actively
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by icy 1y ago
Yeah, fair enough. Gerrit is solid software but it’s really just a review tool: not an alternative code forge — which we’re aiming to be.
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by icy 1y ago
We’re working on it!
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by icy 1y ago
Figured it would be better to be up front about it -- and people know they can ask questions.
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by icy 1y ago
Yeah, GitHub is cooked. Now's a good time to consider migrating to alternative forges like Tangled ( https://tangled.sh ; bit of a shameless plug, I'll admit. I'm the co-founder). We've got a more advanced PR f
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Tangled: git forge built on AT Protocol(tangled.sh)
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by icy 1y ago
That would be Grande LLM and Tall LLM.
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by icy 1y ago
Really wish they’d make a 5,5” version of this. Desperately holding on to my 13 mini.
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Jujutsu on Tangled(blog.tangled.sh)
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Configuring Jujutsu(oppi.li)
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by icy 1y ago
thanks for the mention! I was just composing a reply haha.
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Gust: Background code checker for Go projects(tangled.sh)
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by icy 1y ago
We’re building a new social-enabled git collaboration platform on top of Bluesky’s AT Protocol: https://tangled.sh You can read an intro here: https://blog.tangled.sh/intro (it’s publicly available now, not invi
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The Lifecycle of a Pull Request(blog.tangled.sh)
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Mastodon Exit Interview(v.cx)
77 points by icy 2y ago|82 comments
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by icy 2y ago
We don't support LFS at the moment. Everything is in Go.
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by icy 2y ago
We’ve been building a new social-enabled git collaboration platform on top of Bluesky’s AT Protocol: https://tangled.sh You can read an intro here: https://blog.tangled.sh/intro (it’s publicly available now, not
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by icy 2y ago
It does indeed! One of my favourite iOS keyboard features.
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Socially self-hosting source code with Tangled on Bluesky(anil.recoil.org)
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by icy 2y ago
Noted!
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by icy 2y ago
Hey, you can indeed push to someone’s knot if they’ve invited you on it. The knot server will automatically populate your ssh pubkeys (if you’ve added them) allowing you to push. :)
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Show HN: Tangled – Git collaboration platform built on atproto(blog.tangled.sh)
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by icy 2y ago
Yes! This architecture allows you to host your git repos on your own server, while allowing contributions from others with a unified identity (unlike say, Gitea or GitLab, where you’d have to make yet another account).
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by icy 2y ago
We’re building a new git collaboration platform on top of atproto! Here’s a sneak preview (best viewed on desktop for now; the UI is mostly WIP): https://tangled.sh/@tangled.sh/core It’s going to be fully decentralised
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Can atproto scale down?(bsky.bad-example.com)
9 points by icy 2y ago|3 comments
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by icy 2y ago
Yeah, that's definitely a downside but there are plans to spin off did:plc into one that's managed by a neutral ICANN-like organization.
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ATProto and the ownership of identity(anirudh.fi)
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by icy 2y ago
Ah, I see! That helps a ton, thanks for the tip!
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by icy 2y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I’ve been thinking about the wording too—and you might be right, perhaps highlighting the Magic Node as the mainstay vs BYON being a smaller, side feature might help sell the main value prop. I’ll try clearing that
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by icy 2y ago
I’m building a serverless platform with the familiar interface of Kubernetes: https://kapycluster.com . Does this fit your expectations?

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