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pfraze
11mo ago
Hey
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pfraze
11mo ago
Yeah, it will be
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pfraze
11mo ago
I’m just glad we didn’t have the conversation again
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pfraze
11mo ago
It's a retirement home for elder millennials who just happen to be insane. Not the same thing.
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pfraze
11mo ago
solid burn
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11mo ago
Funny timing, we just published an RFC on a contact-matching scheme that's intended to be resilient to this kind of enumeration attack at the cost of reduced discovery. We're soliciting feedback so now's a good time to share
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11mo ago
Jay Graber Mike Masnick (techdirt) Jeromie Miller (XMPP) Investor seat
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pfraze
1y ago
Put me in the camp of “animation is valuable even when it’s redundant information.” Guiding the eye and helping to digest information is valuable, and even the slop examples are useful in my opinion
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pfraze
1y ago
Yeah that’s fair
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1y ago
The docs are bad, sadly that’s true.
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1y ago
I kind of feel like you’re taking one of the specs from nostr - the first one written - and calling that the whole protocol. Then you’re comparing all of the atproto specs to that one spec. The substantive difference is that we didn’t do a
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1y ago
It's not closed. There just isn't the needed ecosystem of other providers.
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1y ago
Applications on atproto run moderation as a kind of filtering layer on top of the user data. A ban in that scenario is fully filtering their account out of the application.
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1y ago
Bluesky | Senior Go Engineers, Senior Machine Learning Engineers, Senior React Native Engineers, Fullstack Engineers | Remote | https://bsky.social/about/join Bluesky is building an open internet protocol ( https:/
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1y ago
We might suck as much as Twitter but not because we’re a walled garden. These rules are applied in our apps, not on other at:// apps, which can decide for themselves what to do about these laws.
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1y ago
We have multiple years of runway
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pfraze
1y ago
Bit apples to oranges, isn't it? You're not exactly able to do tiktok with personal websites
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pfraze
1y ago
That first point is so true, as a programmer I never use open source
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1y ago
The specific policy is "We allow consensual adult sexual content, including fictional depictions, when appropriately labeled and subject to appropriate age restrictions. We do not allow sexual content involving non-consensual activity
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1y ago
The entire codebase is an html page with some javascript embedded. view-source: https://bobbiec.github.io/bluesky-alt-text.html
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1y ago
I'm pretty sure the private data model is going to be clearly defined by EOY, between the community group work and bluesky internal work. We also made sure that bookmarks will migrate cleanly to protocol private data when it lands, so
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1y ago
Bluesky Social | Multiple positions | Remote (US-based) We're hiring ML Engineers, ML Ops, Data Scientists, and DevRels. Golang and python for the ML roles; golang and typescript for devrel. https://bsky.social/about&#x
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pfraze
1y ago
Nostr is just an under specified atproto that doesn’t work very well
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pfraze
1y ago
Except that the bluesky posts - all of the content and data - is not permanently associated with bluesky.
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1y ago
Bluesky is just one corporation in a trenchcoat.
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pfraze
1y ago
Yes, it is the case today. Its not a huge proportion, but there are thousands on external servers, and we recently had a nice sized migration to blacksky
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1y ago
What is your example of an effective open network then? ATProto is specifically designed for effective discovery which means scale. The fact that you can sync the entire network - not a requirement but you can - is a positive. The trade the
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1y ago
There is no main channel
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1y ago
Multiple people have set up their own relays (which, by the way, is the firehose), and multiple people have set up their own application backends (which I think is what you're calling the relay) It's fully possible to stand up the
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1y ago
The roost crew has been great. I’m happy to be working with them
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