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My responses to posts across the web. (128 total)
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PermalinkIndeed it kind of already exists Implemented this for my indiekit blog but only for Articles post type rmendes.net/llms.txt
Also added an AI transparency JSON-LD custom property that declare if AI was used per post
Also integrated with my Plume Micropub Browser extension
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PermalinkThe reason I moved to my own AP instance, based on Fedify, isn’t yours but I’m not looking back, my own domain is my Fedify/Indiekit server and I love how I can reply to you from it, without having to open Mastodon or have a Mastodon account.
The downside was to develop a full blown ActivityPub extension for Indiekit, which was also a very rewarding experience to better understand how AP works but it also cost me time and headaches, since stability is a moving target, things break and I’m constantly finding things to fix and improve while I’m eating my own implementation.
But the upside is worth it, my handle is now @rick@rmendes.net and when I create a post I can syndicate it to AP and the followers I migrated to my own account get my posts and that’s all I care at the end of the day.
For the timeline issue I have built a UI from which I can follow any Public time lines from any Mastodon instance and I use it as a Discovery approach for when I’m bored and am looking for new interesting people to follow, for example I can quickly skim who use #indieweb on any instance I’m monitoring or any other tag by the way, which allows me to find interesting people that I get on my timeline after following them.
And for me and my use case that’s more than enough 😊
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Permalink@julian@activitypub.space oh it’s nothing serious in relation to Fedify, It’s mostly related to how the ActivityPub space has no real C2S spec that an implementer can follow? And also since I have added a layer to support the Mastodon API to be able to use Phanpy or Moshidon or any Mastodon app actually, I find myself handling a complexity and potential tech debt that I wish I could skip… So that’s the part I’m refactoring, I want to make sure my native reader and my native implementation can survive the future evolution all the while supporting the a Mastodon API layer and working on real native C2S to eventually build my own mobile app
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PermalinkI think those that have some education and did not voted for Trump know it very well…?
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PermalinkI meant it in the sense “not doing enough” to resist while people from outside are ?
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PermalinkFar too late for this, we’re still paying the price of the US descent into folly, followed by its closest allies getting a blank check to reconfigure their part of the world. The US never did an introspection after Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq or whatever disruption it caused in the name of “security & oil” and so there will be no introspection in relation to Iran or Israel, just the same descent to hell supported by ignorance and idio-klepto-kakistocracy.
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Permalinkit can’t go beyond 7B models, but for translation, small coding projects, fixing broken linux system, that kind of work, it works really nice (I have not tested with newer approach that offload bigger models to disk tho)
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PermalinkAlways loved that show… So many great memories that over the years I have seen some parts over and over 😊
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PermalinkI like this, might have to rework my Eleventy theme to increase my score :)
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PermalinkHi Aaron, is there any path to have one’s own domain added to the allowed client list on indielogin service ?
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PermalinkI’m refactoring my AP implementation first so that I can properly build C2S later on, for now I’ll keep the API layer, since it already covers a lot of ground but the refactoring will allow me to have a more robust implementation and I’m finding this https://www.stevebate.net/activitypub-client-api-a-way-forward/#flowz very inspiring
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PermalinkThanks for sharing RSC ! There is still a lot of work before I start to really enjoy using it as I envision but its been really fun to develop :)
andrewshell.org
kevquirk.com
rsc.rmdes.be
manton.org
thecanadian.social
techdirt.com
toot.cat
zachleat.com
toot.wales
cosocial.ca
calebhailey.com