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Good to know your options while you’re still in control. Being able to take your data & identity across platforms really matters now. But @bellack.com@bsky.brid.gy’s piece also hits the real question - who’s watching the watcher? #Decentralization #DigitalRights #OpenSocialWeb #ActivityPub #ATProto #SocialMedia
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Good to know your options while you’re still in control. Being able to take your data & identity across platforms really matters now. But @bellack.com@bsky.brid.gy’s piece also hits the real question - who’s watching the watcher? #Decentralization #DigitalRights #OpenSocialWeb #ActivityPub #ATProto #SocialMedia
Exit and Interoperability Exis...@andytseng.bsky.social @bellack.com
>Fediverse doesn’t use DIDs
>There is a proposal out there for a Fediverse-specific DID, but I am not aware of it being implemented anywhere yet.There is another proposal that has 3 implementations: https://fediverse.codeberg.page/fep/fep/ef61/
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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#HolosDiscover is back, from a clean slate.
A #Fediverse search engine that uses standard #ActivityPub federation. It follows you like any account, respects indexable flags, #nobot, #noindex, locked accounts. Deletions, edits, blocks are processed instantly through ActivityPub.
You have full control. Block it, mention it with "unfollow", or disable indexing in your settings.
Source code under AGPL-3.0 on #Codeberg.Details: https://discover.holos.social/how-it-works
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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
