Loops is federating with Mastodon and Pixelfed 🥳'nI'm still doing some tests, and will be pushing the ActivityPub PR shortly ✨'n#loops #activitypub #federation #mastodon #pixelfed
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Loops is federating with Mastodon and Pixelfed 🥳
I'm still doing some tests, and will be pushing the ActivityPub PR shortly ✨
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Loops is federating with Mastodon and Pixelfed 🥳
I'm still doing some tests, and will be pushing the ActivityPub PR shortly ✨
@dansup
Something tells me this will change the game, particularly if threads federation is truly real. -
Loops is federating with Mastodon and Pixelfed 🥳
I'm still doing some tests, and will be pushing the ActivityPub PR shortly ✨
@dansup Does this include migration?
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@dansup Does this include migration?
@timbray Not yet, that is on our roadmap!
We do have Data Export support already!
I'd like to support full account migration (with videos, comments where supported) so users can jump between servers easily, but I do have more important priorities, like shipping a new Loops app build/release that supports servers other than loops.video.
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Yes, very likely.
When I built the core software for a bank more than a decade ago, I did the same.
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There isn’t anything that says my server should return the latest known state of a post, including my interactions with it.
And sure, I can refetch any activity from the inbox via proxyUrl (except non-public), but nothing guarantees my server will add the current remote state of a post to its internal representation and return this.
So this forces a thick client situation, to have what should be fairly standard User Experience.
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Of course implementations may vary but the spec isn’t clear, so let’s improve this, yeah! https://github.com/swicg/activitypub-api/issues/52
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ActivityPub client developer experience is something like this.
Building a coherent feed with stateful objects requires comparing an Activity from the inbox, with what’s in your outbox.
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@reiver@mastodon.social pretty sure this kind of ambiguios why Stripe represents everything in cents, no? 😏
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AFAIK, it is an IETF JSON thing, and wasn't part of the original (pre-IETF) JSON.
Here's the oldest version of the JSON spec I could find:
https://web.archive.org/web/20030228034147/http://www.crockford.com/JSON/index.html
It defines "number" as in the screen-shot, and doesn't say anything about floating-point numbers.
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I do agree with you that the reason IETF JSON talked about floating-point numbers is almost certainly because of JavaScript.
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@reiver that's a json thing, which is itself a JavaScript thing. JS doesn't have an integer type, only number, which is a double precision floating point. Json is a serialization spec for JavaScript objects, and jsonld is spec for pretending that adding one property to a json document makes it a collection of rdf triples and then getting mad about it when the rest of the world just wants things to be parseable
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@silverpill @sabrinkmann @naturzukunft2026 @julian
i should use socialhub more... i'll catchup on the dicussion, soon
