manuelmoreale

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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
We might as well call it “vibe valuation“ since that’s what it is.
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
> and mac os is absolutely awful. I have no idea how people use Mac. Not sure about other people, but in my case I spend 99% of the time using software made by 3rd parties so my exposure to the OS is very limited. Latest OS is making lif
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
Thank you, will give this a read. I appreciate it.
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
> The atproto folks went and categorized all of the other attempts to do this at the time. (They even had some I hadn't heard of!) Is this study/exploration available anywhere? I’d love to give it a read if that’s available. If
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
> it essentially turns the global social media system into a giant distributed system anyone can participate in at any point. Don’t we already have that and is called “the web”? It’s already a giant distributed system anyone can particip
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
I am not debating that. But this same reasoning applies to @at or any other implementation. You have to be willing to implement the features and use the protocol. So I still don’t see why this is any different.
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
> Who among us is brave enough to try and stop this? That could be you. And it would be a great thing to do if you worried for the future generations.
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
Lot of people seem to be happy to live without the last two unfortunately.
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
> US origins of the key technology here give the US a veto here regardless of ASML's Dutch headquarters. Is this an actual thing? Genuinely asking. Not that rules and laws seem to matter anymore to the current US administration anyw
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
We had shit in a box way before the banana https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artist%27s_Shit Your point still stands though.
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
> how much does Return of the Obra Dinn or Outer Wilds really change the player as a person? That’s an odd bar to cross in order to define art, if that’s what you mean there. I’ve seen plenty of art in my life (not hard to do living in I
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
Did that require an entire new protocol though? I am 100% sure that if Twitter, Facebook and all the other platforms decided that they want to offer a way to move around accounts they could do it.
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
You are 100% right. But so is the person you’re replying to. Not everything coming out of AI is slop. This almost certainly is. “AI slop (also known simply as slop) is digital content made with generative artificial intelligence that is lac
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
I’m looking at the site and right at the beginning it says: > Standard.site provides shared lexicons for long-form publishing on AT Protocol. Making content easier to discover, index, and move across the ATmosphere. Which part of these r
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
Not sure which one the parent was referring to but personalizing I've been using one of these for more than a decade at this point (I'm sitting on it right now) https://www.varierfurniture.com/en/products The
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
Personally I’m of the opinion that forcing sale and nationalization is not a good way to go about solving these issues. I think one better way would be to make it so there are consequences for actions. And consequences should start flowing
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
So, I both don’t have any reason not to take your words at face value and I also don’t have any reason to believe you are in the know of anything that’s happening within your government. I assume you’re not the president (you write too well
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
You say this ironically but as a result of my blog I started receiving letters from people and it’s so rewarding. Such an amazing way to interact with people.
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
I’ll engage with this because I’m curious about your position. I’m not a TikTok user and I’m not American. All the other American controlled social media platforms are exactly like your China description from my point of view: it’s American
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
The moment you insert algorithmic curation it stops being “just” a forum IMO. The moment you add gamification on top (karma points, likes, rewards) it stops being just a forum. Reddit is definitely not a forum the same way old-school forums
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
You reminded me about this solar powered beauty https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
Feel free to grab the ones I have collected over at https://blogroll.org . There's an OPML export option that only has the ones with an RSS feed filed.
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
I think they're referring to this https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/consumers/shopping/vat...
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
It’s 2026, why bother asking people when AI exists. /s On a more serious note, there’s nothing wrong in asking strangers something like this. Plus asking here doesn’t preclude the possibility of also asking to friends and family.
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
I think it is not broken, it’s just worded in a way that feels broken. But it sure does look weird.
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
I'll join in saying I also daily Safari for generale usage (with only two extensions installed 1Blocker and Are.na) and I have basically zero issues. I also do dev work in Firefox + Safari. I use Firefox mainly because I prefer their d
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
It isn’t. What’s surprising is the level of bullshit. More profound than fire and electricity seems a bit exaggerated. Why stop there at that point? Might as well say AI is more important to the human species than oxygen.
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
My home on the web: https://manuelmoreale.com — Thank you for making this thread btw. Gonna be quite useful for me as well since I run a few blog related side projects and I might end up contacting quite a few of the people on t
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
TIL that we invented electricity. This comment is insane but Pichai said that “AI is one of the most important things humanity is working on. It is more profound than, I dunno, electricity or fire” so at this point I’m not surprised by anyt
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
> payment is a huge barrier to commerce these days, people think LLMs will change the world, but payment tech/laws will have a bigger effect in my opinion. Having a native way to send micropayments on the web without having to pay a

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