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icy

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About icy

Co-founder / CEO of Tangled (tangled.org)

Email: anirudh@tangled.org More: anirudh.fi

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49181135

    It initially begun as an email thread, but we settled on WhatsApp owing to, well, most people having WhatsApp.

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    Comment #49180893

    Thanks for reminding me to attend this. I'll try to join the next one!

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    Comment #49056672

    I mean, it's an sqlite file on disk. You can sync it however you like. https://litestream.io is a fun choice.

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    Comment #48959821

    We’re solving for this very issue. Issues & pulls will belong to the repo, backed by a “COB” (collaborative object) system.

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    Comment #48582811

    Tangled is built for jj :) We support stacking using jj change ids: https://blog.tangled.org/stacking

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    Comment #48582807

    That's Tangled! Self-host your knots, AT Protocol for identities, and an "indexer" at tangled.org (easily replaced).

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    Comment #48582801

    Cool. It's been years since ForgeFed came out but it isn't anywhere nearly as federated as Tangled is. What gives?

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    Comment #47953783

    This is incredible. Thanks.

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    Comment #47953202

    AT Protocol uses OAuth: https://atproto.com/specs/oauth

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    Comment #47949820

    I've written about this: https://anirudh.fi/future

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    Comment #47949614

    The cool thing is you can just host your own knot then. Host repos of whatever size you want.

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    Comment #47949463

    Except there isn't already ForgeFed.

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    Comment #47949382

    > Why does it need VCs? Why not company and corporate sponsorship like Ladybird? You talk about corporate sponsorship like that's trivial to find. Trust me when I say we spent over…

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    Comment #47949144

    Pick whichever. We much harder problem (gossiping git!) and rather elegantly at that.

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    Comment #47949070

    Tangled is built entirely in the open: https://tangled.org/tangled.org/core , and our primary goal is to be "permanent software"—i.e. be fully reproducible and entirely self-hostab…

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    Comment #47948843

    There is! https://radicle.dev :)

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    Comment #47948833

    Ha, we heard this but decided to stick to it because hey, it isn't hurting anyone. No harm in a little bit of fun.

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    Comment #47944676

    We did raise $4.5M recently to build exactly this: https://tangled.org

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    Comment #47936101

    Yeah that's fine, we offer first-party hosting for free forever.

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    Comment #47933312

    The neat thing about Tangled is it's built on an open protocol ( https://atproto.com )—this allows us to effectively build an API-free system since all data on Tangled can effectiv…