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What if you tried scrolling the other direction
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Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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Just to say it explicitly, for anyone else reading this:
Regarding:
AI & BS vs FediNowadays, when most people say "AI" they tend to mean LLMs and Diffusion Models.
But. the type of AI referred to in that post is not an LLM or Diffusion Model. But the type of AI that has been around for decades, most people (in certain parts of the world) already use (whether they realize it or not)
Ex of that other type of AI: anti-SPAM filters, reading hand written address on mail, etc.
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Sonetto 116 di William Shakespeare (Stratford-upon-Avon, 1564 – 1616)
Non sia mai ch’io ponga impedimenti
all’unione di anime fedeli; Amore non è amore
se muta quando scopre un mutamento
o tende a svanire quando l’altro s’allontana ... https://cctm.website/william-shakespeare-sonetto-116/#shakespeare #amore #cctmwebsite #anoipiaceleggere #leggere #poesia
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@cipper @attualita e guarda caso.. 😂
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🎊Il server che gestisce Poliverso.org e Poliversity.it è finalmente ripartito🎉
Il server si è spento e non riuscivamo a riavviarlo. Cercheremo di capire i motivi alla base del problema
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@liaizon @rosano just to give some examples of the issues end users face even on ATproto when there's decentralization:
- where should I register is still a source of confusion
- you will still run into https://bsky.app/ links that you need to figure out can be accessed through your own app whatever that may be
- your provider going down will still cause you to lose your data unless you've been making backupsThe more complex architecture adds even more potential sources of confusion IMO
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@reiver @liaizon I would guess that the person who told you that had been involved in an opt-in/opt-out dispute. That seems to be the development issue that exercises fediverse users the most. Which is not to excuse the behavior, but that /is/ one fundamental cultural difference between here and there: Opt-out is the default assumption there. (Which is borne out by the next post in your thread, where a dev says they prefer BS because it provides the user data needed for an AI-driven filter.)
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@liaizon @undead And the server-based moderation doesn't help here. Users feel trapped, it makes things worse. But to be fair it's not specific to activity pub. Bluesky has its own echo chamber, and X as well. But at least the underlying philosophy behind atproto tries to create bridge between groups rather than segregating them in echo chambers.
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@liaizon @undead The reason why I have such a strong opinion against activity pub is that I saw, among other horror stories, how one of the most prominent "cypherpunk" builders of the ETH community that tried to migrate from X have been banned by a large ActivityPub server for being a "capitalist". So probably what I dislike is NOT the ideologies per se (if anything I appreciate the ideal), but really, it's the mob mentality.
