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In reply tohttps://bsky.app/profile/rmendes.net/post/3mh3zmrfdqc2fPermalink
I still have to fix provenance icon origin as you can see in the interactions below, they are coming from mastodon but are marked with a “from the web” origin, which is for indieweb not AP/mastodon.
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In reply tohttps://bsky.app/profile/michel.poula.in/post/3mh42gk6kqk2rPermalink
bien reçu :) résultat visible sur mon site : https://rmendes.net/notes/2026/03/15/fbb7d/
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@HolosDiscover@discover.holos.social follow
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In reply tohttps://indieweb.social/users/rmdes/statuses/116233180665851345Permalink
This is a reply from my blog, that should be threaded properly
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If you see this post, please interact with it with a reply or like, I will then be able to retrieve your interaction to my blog/AP fedify instance and then I will test replying to your reply to demo threaded reply backfilled to my site You can also comment using IndieAuth/indieweb if your site support it !
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In reply tohttps://fosstodon.org/users/eclecticpassions/statuses/116230157563291966Permalink
test reply from site
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Repostedhttps://simonwillison.net/2026/Mar/14/jannis-leidel/#atom-everythingPermalink
This is really bad…
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In reply tohttps://fosstodon.org/@eclecticpassions/116227424188877984Permalink
I have not gotten any spam (yet) but I’m concerned about this too… for webmentions I built a backend moderation tooling so that I can block future webmention spam if that happens one day I can also delete webmentions (even if they keep existing at the source obviously) but for comments and other forms input I’m not sure how I’m going to proceed yet
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RAG AI Building Enterprise AI: Hard-Won Lessons from 1200+ Hours of RAG Development
https://bytevagabond.com/post/how-to-build-enterprise-ai-rag/PermalinkI’m going to have to distill this great blog posts into bullet points summary of things to pay attention or to avoid when building our RAG documentation at work.
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This blog post (sadly on substack) is truly fascinating :
Two years after the campaign started, in August 2021, China’s Supreme People’s Court, along with the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, officially ruled “996” illegal. It was, as far as I know, the first time that a grassroots, developer-led campaign used open source organizing mechanisms to enforce not just intellectual property norms, but labor rights norms, and ultimately ended in a legal victory.
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China OpenSource History Chinese Open Source: A Definitive History
https://interconnect.substack.com/p/chinese-open-source-a-definitivePermalinkThe first major chapter of the Chinese open source story did not begin with some grand government proclamation or a visionary founder. It started, as most open source stories do, with engineers trying to solve hard problems for their company. This company was Alibaba.
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In reply tohttps://www.manton.org/2026/03/11/beto-dealmeida-blogs-about-a.htmlPermalink
I went and added AI usage metadata to my JSON-LD also added a AI usage page https://rmendes.net/ai/ and every posts on my blog have a easy to read/interpret AI usage transparency card;
I went this direction because I think, AI on blogs is not a blanket, its not ALL or nothing, it should be granular, per posts.
And just because one co-draft a tutorial or long form with an AI does not mean or equal AI generated.
I posit that this approach will be implemented in different ways but will ultimately be common in just a few months/years
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Funny how building an ActivityPub plugin for #indiekit fully based on Fedify, migrating my Mastodon account to my own server @rick@rmendes.net and building my own UI to consume AP content from the #Fediverse made me use even more than before.
This post is simultaneously a blog post, an #ActivityPub object in the inbox of my followers and a syndicated post to Bluesky.
Next in line? getting inspired by #Wafrn and turn this indiekit/AP instance into my own #Bluesky Pds.
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