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evbogue
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About evbogue
https://wiredove.net/#ev
https://github.com/evbogue
ev@evbogue.com
773-510-8601
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Comment #49250281
Upside: data is always available even if Bluesky's funding is pulled. Downside: we lose deletes.
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Comment #49250258
IPFS already exists. What I want is distributed Bluesky, since it's a product success and I do like most of the proto and the team. Do you want to fix this? I just spoke with Claud…
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Comment #49243864
Having the content available everywhere seems like the definition of a distributed system to me. Hashing content is not a discovery issue, one simply iterates over a list of hosts …
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Comment #49240250
Yes, and is that useful within the structure of the Bluesky ecosystem? What if PDSes replicated the content of PDSes? Then it'd be available.
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Comment #49239449
Yah it clearly has always done this, but why doesn't it support multi-PDS replication? But you're right that the screenshot proto and the copy and paste proto are quite successful …
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Comment #49239306
Yah atproto auths moving data from the pds to the index, similar to like https, but they missed authenticated distributed data storage somewhere along the way. Why is that, I wonde…
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Comment #49238879
The article seems to forget about content addressable storage and signing key cryptography and how these tools might make their software more distributed.
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Comment #48594818
Like peers could sign sites?
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Comment #47957917
We need git-ssb
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Comment #47957502
Yes, and it only supports storing one's data in one place. If we use local-first as our measuring stick for a decentralized system then ATProto fails since we can't store the msgs …
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Comment #47954386
It is not common, but it is becoming more common: https://arewedecentralizedyet.online/
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Comment #47813424
Twitter Bootstrap 2 was the height of web design. If we can go back and stay there forever why should anyone fault our society.
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Comment #47810301
ATProto would need to use signing key cryptography and content addressable storage to be distributed. If we can't store our data with third parties or create an offline-first syste…
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Comment #47796828
Codex-cli / OpenClaw. If you need a browser use Playwright-mcp. I can't see why I'd want an agent to click around Gnome or Ubuntu desktop but maybe that's just me?
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Comment #47788280
I use it. I think everyone should try the original version out before it gets too muddled so they get the spirit of the thing even if it doesn't end up being the thing -- in a safe…
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Comment #47724741
This is why I'm hoping fiatjaf has a recommendation here. I have a feeling he might have a proposal that solves this. But doesn't solve all of it, just some of it.
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Comment #47724515
What's stopping us from doing both?
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Comment #47724370
If multiple personal data servers (pdses) share the same set of posts how would we guarantee that they are tamper resistant to third parties?
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Comment #47724216
Do you have ideas about how Bluesky could decentralize?
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Comment #47634443
How does Anthropic detect that a person is using OpenClaw vs using Claude Code? Forgive me if someone asked this already and I can't find it in the comments.
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Comment #47634094
I received the error, but then my account reflected that I had been credited the $20 eventually but still showed that I could claim it.
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Comment #47474628
lol, email me! I'm still an active user. ev@evbogue.com or 773-510-8601
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Comment #47468917
As an early Deno purist I must invoke the 10 Mistakes talk that Ryan gave when he launched Deno: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=M3BM9TB-8yA&t=11s&pp=ygUScnlhb...
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Comment #47468448
Agreed about the article tone. I'm a Deno lifer over here, and will definitely not try to cover up the mistakes they've made along the way or the trouble their deploy product has h…
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Comment #47346306
and thx for being the first person to notice the thin wrapper