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knowtheory
4mo ago
I was similarly confused, and did some digging to determine that they are not related: https://twitter.com/DAIRInstitute/status/1830719509931663411...
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knowtheory
5mo ago
Yeah, capability for group permissions is a key part of the work happening on permissioned data in ATproto right now. https://dholms.leaflet.pub/3meluqcwky22a https://dholms.leaflet.pub/3mfrsbcn2gk2a https
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knowtheory
5mo ago
I dunno man. Why was Tangled able to ship on top of ATProto even prior to getting funded, and ForgeFed has been hanging out for years?
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knowtheory
6mo ago
I think you're missing the point. With the IndieWeb version of POSSE, the source of truth is the webpage you control. For the ATProto version of POSSE, the source of truth is the record in your PDS. That record is interesting because
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knowtheory
6mo ago
This isn't accurate tho. Neither Bluesky, nor other ATProto services require any of this. RedDwarf is an example of an ATProto client that connects only with your PDS, uses Microcosm ( https://www.microcosm.blue/ )'
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knowtheory
6mo ago
Yes, as far as i know it's an honest self-report kind of thing.
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knowtheory
6mo ago
There are a lot of misunderstandings about what Blacksky is assuming that it's a just a community fork of Bluesky. The Blacksky team has a much broader vision for which they decided ATProto was the right architecture. There's a lo
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knowtheory
7mo ago
I love that the initial state itself isn't stable. The world keeps moving around us. Can't choose staying still.
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knowtheory
7mo ago
Anybody can sign up for Blacksky.
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knowtheory
7mo ago
This is a piece written by Jeff Jarvis who was a founder of Entertainment Weekly and then a long time professor focused on innovation and journalism. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Jarvis So, it's a term of ar
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Creators Coalition on AI
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knowtheory
9mo ago
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knowtheory
9mo ago
I wouldn't write ATProto off as just microblogging, there are a bunch of interesting (and exciting depending on your POV) apps out there that _aren't_ microblogging apps. To name a few: * https://stream.place * https
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Tangled: A social coding platform built with ATProto and Git
(tangled.org)
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11mo ago
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We can just do things together
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knowtheory
1y ago
There's still some more work to do to make the developer experience simple enough that it's a no-brainer for people to pick ATProto up in anger. But there's a lot of work developing on that front, and the next 6-12 months wil
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knowtheory
1y ago
I'd argue that ATProto is the next iteration of open internet. It's what an internet where accounts/identity and verifiable content attribution are built in, and nobody using the technology needs to think about any of that.
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Open Social
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1y ago
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Bad Shape
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knowtheory
2y ago
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knowtheory
5y ago
Yeah, that's falling directly into Facebook's talking points. It's a web extension, anybody can inspect the source. It doesn't do what Facebook is claiming. The NYU team bends over backwards to ensure that no personall
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knowtheory
7y ago
It's very strange to call a proposal (negative income tax) made by economists as orthodox and central to 20th century conservative politics as Milton Freedman as _utopian_. But even beyond the aspirations of a UBI/negative income
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7y ago
Their crunchbase page says private for profit: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/scite#section-overvi...
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Ethos Capital's response about buying the org TLD
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7y ago
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7y ago
Hey Jared, in fact, if you click into the video on the Open Steno page, the stenographer & developer you're talking about is Stan Sakai, who is involved in Open Steno: https://twitter.com/stanographer
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knowtheory
8y ago
Right, and it's still sad to say that they capitalized on that fact so incredibly poorly that the following came to pass: https://twitter.com/jacobian/status/1012781017940316161 > The Lawrence Journal-Wor
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knowtheory
8y ago
Oh thanks for pointing this out. I'll hit the Muckrock team up and see if we can get the text button in there.
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knowtheory
9y ago
Yeah man, learning to scan a paper for interesting content is definitely a skill worth developing!
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knowtheory
9y ago
Really? For a 6 white paper? Fine: Tilde built a server monitoring daemon with Rust and it's low resource and doesn't crash. Tilde thinks the Rust community & its resources make it easier to teach to new team members.
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9y ago
> I wonder if NYT can help other news websites by making their code open source? Hey! I, and a number of other news nerds have been encouraging FOSS for the past decade or so. And in fact a number of major open source projects have c
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9y ago
Nah, the paper explicitly states that their system is not recurrent nor convolutional: > To the best of our knowledge, however, the Transformer is the first transduction model relying entirely on self-attention to compute representation
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knowtheory
9y ago
Nothing about OpenAI actually addresses any real world problem. So i have a problem with their rhetoric as much as their research agenda. Nothing they're writing about addresses any of the real world problems with how AI can or might
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