rapnie

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by rapnie 1y ago
But much of internet interaction isn't solo, in all those places where online and offline have connections. There will be a ton of dehumanization once in the morning we type a quick and lazy "/greet Mary" on the console
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by rapnie 1y ago
There is a kind of 'bubble effect' where people are wrapped in their own world. A similar effect can be seen once people drive a car and there's a behavior change towards other people on the road, and 'road rage' be
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by rapnie 1y ago
Maybe they've seen or read "Altered carbon" and are just as inspired as the mob was after seeing "The Godfather" to replicate the actors behavior.
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Loops, the federated TikTok alternative is now open source(github.com)
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AI no good tool to learn about most misunderstood body part(masto.ai)
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Are we heading for a world where no one ever needs talk to another human being?(theguardian.com)
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by rapnie 1y ago
You are correct, it was Bells Palsy, thanks for correcting me.
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Some time ago I had a mild case of cerebral palsy, enough to slightly distort my facial features. And sure enough that made the AI flag me frequently for 'grocery frisking' by suspicious personnel in the supermarket where I am reg
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by rapnie 1y ago
I think that there's more than just a productivity angle, and that those 3 lines of friendly and casual social exchange with the checkout clerk on every visit are meaningful and valuable, even though on themself only in a small way. Th
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They had such system but it led to too much grocery theft, that they put the scan barracks in place instead.
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by rapnie 1y ago
The bigger point I wanted to make is how pervasively small social interactions with other people are automated away all across the board. At the McDonalds you go through the menu on the monitor at the entrance, or used your mobile. No socia
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by rapnie 1y ago
You wait in line because there weren't enough checkout points in the first place. Poor customer service by your supermarket. It is funny, in the supermarket near me people are coralled into a kind of scan barracks where underage teen g
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by rapnie 1y ago
Same. And indeed a losing battle. Society is being dehumanized, and humans embrace this trend. Maybe it is because it is a means to face away of all the big challenges humanity faces. Being social in complex society requires skill and effor
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by rapnie 1y ago
I would really like an intuitive UI for people who don't want to do 'a project' to get their config tight.
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by rapnie 1y ago
Use the open web yourself, build on it, align with standars, and help them mature, participate in open standard bodies.
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by rapnie 1y ago
Yes, this is the real issue, and it is a pity so many comments delve into json vs. xml and not on the title stating that "google is killing the open web". A new stage of the web is forming where Big Tech AI isn't just chatbot
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Google is killing the open web(wok.oblomov.eu)
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by rapnie 1y ago
In the Dutch public TV program "Keuringsdienst van Waarde" they had an episode about bread improvement ingredient (keratine) and traced it down to being sourced from human hair collected at hairdressers in China. Sounds disgusting
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by rapnie 1y ago
You are doing a tremendous job, and we are really thankful for the great work you've done. Personal matters come first though imho. Take care <3
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There are a couple more among public Forgejo instances [0]. For instance, though it is not very clear what they offer exactly, CodeFloe [1] mentions priced tiers in their FAQ. > The priced tiers only exist to cover additional hardware co
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by rapnie 1y ago
Indeed. But all the work done before that are community contributions. They reopened to allow that kind of work to continue. If there's enough community interest, then Gitlab will become a federated forge most likely.
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by rapnie 1y ago
See my other comment at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44896910 .. community involvement determines progress. Especially since the goal is to mature open standard specification for the ActivityPub protocol extension t
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by rapnie 1y ago
Git-bug [0] added request for ForgeFed-based federation support to Triage last April [1]. [0] https://github.com/git-bug/git-bug [1] https://github.com/git-bug/git-bug/issues/172
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by rapnie 1y ago
And if you just need a great forge for your company's dev teams you are all good to go. OTOH if you self-host a popular FOSS project then all of the network effects of hosting your repo on Github are gone. If you are a quite large proj
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by rapnie 1y ago
It all depends on interest from the developer community. Many devs are rooting for forge federation for years and are waiting for it to happen. Both Forgejo [0] and ForgeFed [1] are fully community-driven free software efforts, and things g
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by rapnie 1y ago
At Gitlab there is this epic working on ActivityPub support: https://gitlab.com/groups/gitlab-org/-/epics/11247
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by rapnie 1y ago
Samsung, your partner in surveillance capitalism. I will only consider Samsung again after it vastly improves privacy protection.
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Also check the ActivityPub protocol extension for forge federation at https://forgefed.org which may be on the roadmap [0] of the Forgejo federation support, after they have implemented basic ActivityPub protocol support. Right
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by rapnie 1y ago
There is an ActivityPub protocol extension that is specific to federation of code forges, called ForgeFed. It is an NLnet funded project, that receives funding through EU Next Generation Internet programs. But the project is struggling, bec
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ForgeFed: ActivityPub-based forge federation protocol(forgefed.org)
116 points by rapnie 1y ago|42 comments

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