Bluesky's model of decentralization continues to be "we'll get to it one day, trust me bro."
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Bluesky's model of decentralization continues to be "we'll get to it one day, trust me bro."
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Bluesky's model of decentralization continues to be "we'll get to it one day, trust me bro."
@rysiek They have bigger problems. Have you seen how fucked their culture is? It's like watching overcrowded chickens peck each other to death.
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@rysiek They have bigger problems. Have you seen how fucked their culture is? It's like watching overcrowded chickens peck each other to death.
@rysiek you cannot decentralize your way out of bsky's kneejerk culture of bonding over hating people.
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Bluesky's model of decentralization continues to be "we'll get to it one day, trust me bro."
I eagerly await people to start explaining to me how that's not true, actshcualleyh, because you can kajigger the whatchamacallit and run your own BDSM.
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@rysiek you cannot decentralize your way out of bsky's kneejerk culture of bonding over hating people.
@quinn I'd argue you can. Smaller communities can change and improve their culture much easier than huge platforms.
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@quinn I'd argue you can. Smaller communities can change and improve their culture much easier than huge platforms.
@rysiek You're walking into an abattoir and trying to set up a tea room. You're fighting a founder effect and an interface culture of Twitter at its worst. Just the founder effect on its own is basically cursed. This is "they only moved the headstones" territory.
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I eagerly await people to start explaining to me how that's not true, actshcualleyh, because you can kajigger the whatchamacallit and run your own BDSM.
Do folks still remember that Bluesky Social PBC is a VC-funded company, and one of the biggest investors is Blockchain Capital?
https://bsky.social/about/blog/10-24-2024-series-a -
@rysiek You're walking into an abattoir and trying to set up a tea room. You're fighting a founder effect and an interface culture of Twitter at its worst. Just the founder effect on its own is basically cursed. This is "they only moved the headstones" territory.
@quinn I did not say it's easy. And I am not even going to try.
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@quinn I did not say it's easy. And I am not even going to try.
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@mastodonmigration @quinn we are forcefully agreeing I think.
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Do folks still remember that Bluesky Social PBC is a VC-funded company, and one of the biggest investors is Blockchain Capital?
https://bsky.social/about/blog/10-24-2024-series-aI do hope fedi is going to be ready for Bluesky migration once it starts. Because it's going to, eventually.
https://bsky.app/profile/kozufox.bsky.social/post/3m2k5pf63ks2h
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Bluesky's model of decentralization continues to be "we'll get to it one day, trust me bro."
@rysiek : people believe anything. I mean, Ripple (xrp) is still one of the biggest cryptocurrency out there while being totally centralized and 80% of its token in the hand of a few founders.
In fact, people want "centralised decentralisation" (I mean, they invented "permissonned blockchains" to centralize something which had the only pros of being decentralized with lot of disadvantages).
Talked about this 2 years ago: https://ploum.net/2023-03-03-bluesky.html
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I do hope fedi is going to be ready for Bluesky migration once it starts. Because it's going to, eventually.
https://bsky.app/profile/kozufox.bsky.social/post/3m2k5pf63ks2h@rysiek the next post in the thread is what I've been wondering since the beginning
https://bsky.app/profile/kozufox.bsky.social/post/3m2k5shwggc2h
(Alternatively, a solid frontend to SSB.)
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@sauc3 @mcc @slembcke also, the more contributors a project has the harder it is to guarantee none of them tried to pass off "ai" generated code as their own and managed to get it into review. Having a policy to at least require it be labeled so it can be given appropriate scrutiny might result in less of it getting in than an outright ban (and definitely less than having no policy at all). Hard to say, I'd rather ban it, but people are more honest when the answer is "maybe" instead of "no".
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@sauc3 @mcc @slembcke to be clear, everything gets worse because of this, and the only difference is the speed of the metamorphosis into liquid shit. The BSD ecosystem (especially in the application space) is not exactly hermetically sealed off from the Linux ecosystem.
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@sauc3 @mcc @slembcke there's also (hopefully) a difference between allowing "ai" contributions so long as they bear the mark of shame, vs a CEO mandating that all employees hook up the bullshit machine to their golden goose to foie gras it with entropy as fast as humanly possible
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@Gina personally, I'm usually very thankful for new experiences in life - especially with travel 😊
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@sauc3 @mcc @slembcke if this is the news I think we're talking about, the Fedora project leadership voted to allow "ai" generated contributions provided that substantial uses of it are labeled accordingly. This would mean that software that is developed and maintained by the Fedora project may have "ai" generated code in it soon, but that does not necessarily mean that other Linux distributions are "infected". It also does not necessarily mean that other Linux distributions are not "infected"
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So I guess my question is twofold.
Are all Linux distributions infected with "AI"? If not, which ones are safe to migrate to?
It doesn't have to be Linux either, it could be a Unix flavor like BSD, if that is an option. I, too, want to get as far away from "AI" as possible.
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@Gina I'm voting familiar and easy. You'll have plenty of time for hectic when you get back.
