Well that was fun, can't believe Pixelfed has over 1M people in our community!
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Well that was fun, can't believe Pixelfed has over 1M people in our community!
Looking forward to building bridges for the next million or two people to join the #fediverse
We have some important work to do this year!
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Well that was fun, can't believe Pixelfed has over 1M people in our community!
Looking forward to building bridges for the next million or two people to join the #fediverse
We have some important work to do this year!
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Nobody speaks for "The Fediverse."
I keep seeing posts declaring what The Fediverse believes, wants, or demands, often with ALL CAPS and a wall of #hashtags. It often slides into outright gatekeeping.
The fediverse is decentralized by design. Its opinions are too.
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@julian Cool!
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@evan@cosocial.ca headless NodeBB? Hahahah I love it. We're already set up to go headless with minimal work.
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@evan @julian
I was just ranting about what I see going on. There are some really promising user facing integrations between separate projects happening on the other side and it pains me to see it cause I know we can also have that here but there are some serious things lacking here and I desperately want to see more movement in exciting directions. The work @silverpill has been doing around portability & DID stuff I have been pointing out to people repeatedly cause its so important.
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@julian Maybe we should try to implement a forum using just the API.
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@evan@cosocial.ca I agree, and hopefully I'll have some bandwidth in the coming months to put a PoC together for using the social API!
@evan@cosocial.ca I agree, and hopefully I'll have some bandwidth in the coming months to put a PoC together for using the social API!
End of the day I think AP is on more structurally sound software foundations. There's absolutely merit in re-using boring tech (HTTP, JSON, et al.) to make something new and interesting. ATProto makes my spidey sense tingle, in a code smell sort of way. Like Angular did, back in the day.
That's why I'm bullish on AP.
