jonstaab

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by jonstaab 6d ago
Forgejo is a fork of gitea.
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by jonstaab 27d ago
Oh look it's a Buzz clone https://buzz.xyz/
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by jonstaab 28d ago
I like it from trying it quickly, but is there any way to use it with a provider other than vercel?
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by jonstaab 28d ago
This is so funny to read. I ended up creating a /cleanup-prose skill I run after every command
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by jonstaab 1mo ago
If you want to try something a little bit more off the beaten path, https://gitworkshop.dev/ is a code forge built on nostr
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by jonstaab 2mo ago
xkcd 927 but instead of another standard, another vibe-coded discord clone. I say this as someone building a discord clone ( https://flotilla.social )
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by jonstaab 2mo ago
These people are an opportunity for the rest of us to be better people, to show compassion and mercy. They are not worthless to the rest of society. Giving them LLM companions says that they are — that their only self-worth is their feeling
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by jonstaab 2mo ago
The thing is, individual moderation isn't sufficient to combat collective capture. This is Ivan Illich's idea of "radical monopoly", where a technology (like cars or the internet) becomes so entrenched that individuals c
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by jonstaab 2mo ago
Yes, but design nudges use in one direction or another. Or, as McLuhan said, "the medium is the message."
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by jonstaab 2mo ago
I don't know the answer. But a robotic voice is probably not a bad idea — just having a reminder that the thing you're talking to is not actually anything like you. If you want to go full send, you could have the LLM generate a cl
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by jonstaab 2mo ago
Right, I think the challenge is that LLMs are essentially language-based, which is itself a very convenient interface. Covering the maximally humanistic default interface with something more mechanical is like tying your own shoelaces toget
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by jonstaab 2mo ago
This is actually not a bad option
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by jonstaab 2mo ago
This is the opposite direction AI should be going. Human relationships are the most valuable thing we have, and so, naturally, technology seeks to intermediate and now replace them. I'm not Catholic, but this podcast presents a very in
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by jonstaab 3mo ago
Time to coin a new term, I think: "openwashing". Europe is adopting open source and open protocols, not to promote individual sovereignty, but explicitly to protect European sovereignty from foreign influence. This is not what the
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by jonstaab 4mo ago
I have been telling people lately that I feel like I'm losing my mind. And I'm not even someone who has leaned into AI coding that much either; I've just tried to learn the tools since Claude got "good". But my inhe
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by jonstaab 5mo ago
Do github, gitea, and gitlab not?
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by jonstaab 5mo ago
Sounds like a misconfigured repository. Try for example https://gitworkshop.dev/danconwaydev.com/relay.ngit.dev/ngit...
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by jonstaab 5mo ago
It's all open source, hosted on nostr itself. See the creator's profile for all related repos: https://gitworkshop.dev/danconwaydev.com
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by jonstaab 5mo ago
I don't know how new Tangled is, but there is a fairly mature github alternative being built on Nostr: https://gitworkshop.dev/ The basic idea is that you can put your repository on multiple GRASP-compatible nostr rela
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by jonstaab 5mo ago
Yeah, any time you need either an index or a caching layer you have to re-centralize one way or another. But decoupling those "services" from the data storage itself helps, and credible exit makes the gatekeepers far less powerful
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by jonstaab 5mo ago
That's what decentralization looks like. You might also try: nostr.com nostr.how nostr.net nostrich.love nostrhub.io usenostr.org And of course https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nostr
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by jonstaab 5mo ago
Getting clients to do the right thing is like herding cats, but there has been some progress. Early 2023 Mike Dilger came up with the "gossip model" (renamed "outbox model" for obvious reasons). Here's my write-up:
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by jonstaab 5mo ago
probably not
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by jonstaab 5mo ago
1000x redundancy makes it vanishingly unlikely. Although I know we're due for a pole shift so all bets are off I suppose.
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by jonstaab 5mo ago
nostr never goes down
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by jonstaab 6mo ago
Is it open source? This is a cool idea, but I'm pretty sure it's probably just a thin wrapper around claude. I also couldn't install it on my headless dev box because it relies on a localhost callback. Well, I'm looking
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by jonstaab 7mo ago
Why is no one talking about using zero knowledge proofs for solving this? Instead of every platform verifying all its users itself (and storing PII on its own servers), a small number of providers could expose an API which provides proof of
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by jonstaab 7mo ago
If you're looking for an alternative, I'm building flotilla.social, a self-hostable chat app built on nostr, which uses cryptographic identities to prevent identity capture.
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by jonstaab 7mo ago
FOSS, optionally self-hosted alternative built on nostr: https://flotilla.social/
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by jonstaab 7mo ago
In contrast with Roomy, Discord does provide for non-public community spaces. https://itsfoss.com/roomy-discord-alternative/

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