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@julian do you mean fetching the `replies` collections to make threads as complete as possible? I've been doing that for a long time already :D
Never seen those FEPs, will take a look
grishka@mastodon.social this would be in addition to replies collection fetching 🙂
You'd poll one endpoints to get all of the replies in the tree. Mastodon will support serving this collection soon!
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@julian do you mean fetching the `replies` collections to make threads as complete as possible? I've been doing that for a long time already :D
Never seen those FEPs, will take a look
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evan@cosocial.ca I think it's time to start drafting a SWICG report on backfill approaches hmm
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@evan @julian yeah, that makes sense. Though implementing FEP-f228 as specified would be complicated for me because I don't store AP objects as-is — I treat ActivityPub like an API, so to return chronologically ordered replies mixed with likes, I would have to make database queries that would get very inefficient very fast (something like SELECT ... FROM wall_posts ... UNION SELECT ... FROM likes ... ORDER BY time ASC LIMIT x OFFSET y).
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@evan @julian yeah, that makes sense. Though implementing FEP-f228 as specified would be complicated for me because I don't store AP objects as-is — I treat ActivityPub like an API, so to return chronologically ordered replies mixed with likes, I would have to make database queries that would get very inefficient very fast (something like SELECT ... FROM wall_posts ... UNION SELECT ... FROM likes ... ORDER BY time ASC LIMIT x OFFSET y).
grishka@mastodon.social most implementations just return the object IDs. Sending the entire activity stream is more difficult, although some do do it (e.g. silverpill@mitra.social's Mitra)
So "collection of posts".
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@evan @julian yeah, that makes sense. Though implementing FEP-f228 as specified would be complicated for me because I don't store AP objects as-is — I treat ActivityPub like an API, so to return chronologically ordered replies mixed with likes, I would have to make database queries that would get very inefficient very fast (something like SELECT ... FROM wall_posts ... UNION SELECT ... FROM likes ... ORDER BY time ASC LIMIT x OFFSET y).
@evan @julian I solve the problem of running into deleted replies by never fully deleting replies that have replies, instead clearing most of the data. So, for such a reply, I return a Tombstone that still allows the traversal of the thread.
I agree that this is still not optimal though. Running into a reply from a server that no longer operates would still break things. And you still have to make tons of requests (although Java's virtual threads make that reasonably fast).
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@julian @silverpill that I can do fairly trivially
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@julian @silverpill that I can do fairly trivially
grishka@mastodon.social yes, you and I don't store all ActivityPub objects, and neither does Mastodon. That's why attempting to serve activities is a non-starter.
Mastodon will serve the object IDs.
Lemmy (not released yet) and Piefed (v1.2) also implement this collection, so having another implementor be able to use them would be great.
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grishka@mastodon.social yes, you and I don't store all ActivityPub objects, and neither does Mastodon. That's why attempting to serve activities is a non-starter.
Mastodon will serve the object IDs.
Lemmy (not released yet) and Piefed (v1.2) also implement this collection, so having another implementor be able to use them would be great.
@julian I have this convention where I return IDs for remote objects (obviously, how else would you authenticate them if not by fetching from the origin servers) but complete objects that are local, to save resources. IIRC I saw Mastodon do it for replies so just copied this behavior
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@julian I have this convention where I return IDs for remote objects (obviously, how else would you authenticate them if not by fetching from the origin servers) but complete objects that are local, to save resources. IIRC I saw Mastodon do it for replies so just copied this behavior
grishka@mastodon.social that's a really interesting question, and I put those thoughts in a new topic :)
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@julian doooooo iiiiiiit
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@andycarolan perfectly said! Thank you Andy ❤️
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@_elena You're welcome! Thanks for leaving the post in place with your edits! 🙂
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Just a side note... this is what I love about Mastodon. We can have respectful and helpful discussions with each other about this kind of thing. It's awesome!
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Tra quelli/e che lavorano in regola. Non disoccupati e sommersi. Almeno l'8,2% dei lavoratori #EU è a rischio povertà secondo Eurostat - Euractiv Italia https://euractiv.it/section/economia-e-sociale/news/almeno-l82-dei-lavoratori-ue-e-a-rischio-poverta-secondo-eurostat/
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Maddai.
Troppo costosi, inutili e compromettono il diritto alla difesa: anche i Garanti bocciano il Cpr in Albania di Giorgia Meloni
> Da aprile 2025 sono transitati solo 140 persone nella struttura voluta dal governo. Secondo i garanti di Roma e Lazio «non è giustificato il trasferimento in Albania di queste persone» dato che non ci sono condizioni di sovraffollamento nei Cpr italiani
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@jan aw thank you Jan - aka my Raspi guru 😅
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@andycarolan @woe2you thank you Andy! I've edited the post, updating it with the general sentiment... and I've also passed along your feedback - along with other great suggestions for alternative approaches - to the Varnish people.
Safe to say I will NEVER AGAIN look at design competitions the same way. Thank you for enlightening me about this - and for offering me grace 🥲
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