Bear in mind, I know full well we elect MPs, but in common parlance, what do y'all say about how a Prime Minister gets to power?
Do say something along the line of being "elected by the people", or do you say something else?
Bear in mind, I know full well we elect MPs, but in common parlance, what do y'all say about how a Prime Minister gets to power?
Do say something along the line of being "elected by the people", or do you say something else?
@freemo I guess `main` being default is a macOS thing
I may be wrong.
I don't recall ever having changed that.
I've seen people actively go into their Git configs, to rename the default branch from `main` to `master`.
Makes sense if the source forge that you push to acts funny with anything other than `main`, but I've seen some people use nothing but GitHub, and GitHub doesn't care.
"Crustaceans are just bugs of the sea."
No! Bugs are crustaceans of the land.
"Why should I pay rent and cause someone else to gain equity? With a mortgage, at least I get to keep the home at the end!"
So you're willing to harm your own ability to gain wealth in the name of not making someone else rich?
For the record, it's not just mortgage that you're paying. If your downpayment is too low, you're paying into mortgage insurance. You have to pay the homebuyer's tax. There's legal fees for the purchases, the home inspection, etc. Don't forget moving fees (unless you're one of those cheap bastards that gets friends to help move).
And during ownership, you have insurance, maintenance, strata fees, then emergency expenses (such as a refrigerator breaking down).
Then moving out, you may have to pay agent fees, moving fees, and taxes again when buying your new place. Perhaps even fees for refinancing if you're in a pinch.
None of those expenses are things you'd have to worry about if you just rented.
Rent, save the rest. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-02-10/millionaire-renters-are-on-the-rise-in-high-cost-us-cities
Web3, DeFi, and DAO aren't dead.
They're still thriving.
I'm trying to get more people to join the Fediverse, and for this reason, I tell people "I'm working on the social web."
@mikedev that's definitely the BlueSky folks talking about why the AT Protocol is advantageous.
Yes, they were mostly talking about Mastodon, but their blog post did seem to hide the fact that anything ActivityPub enriched with other protocols will most certainly empower nomadic identity.
The whole idea of BlueSky supporting nomadic identities but the rest of the ActivityPub (plus other stuff) Fediverse being unable to do so is such an oversold idea.
A new service using ActivityPub behind the scenes (and not the AT Protocol) can absolutely support nomadic identities, even if the service doesn't treat a whole website as the actor.
It will still use did:plc, same as AT Protocol (BlueSky), but once done so, an application that understands how to work with did:plc can dereference an actor based on the DID.
That said, an existing service will simply not be compatible with this idea, without changing how it operates.
#Fediverse #ActivityPub #ATProto #ATProtocol #BlueSky #WebFinger
There seems to be a high demand for linguists in the era of LLMs.
Energy cost is going negative in California in the spring.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2024/04/22/california-solar-duck-curve-rooftop/?pwapi_token=eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJyZWFzb24iOiJnaWZ0IiwibmJmIjoxNzEzNzU4NDAwLCJpc3MiOiJzdWJzY3JpcHRpb25zIiwiZXhwIjoxNzE1MTQwNzk5LCJpYXQiOjE3MTM3NTg0MDAsImp0aSI6IjRlYTE1ZjM4LTk3ODQtNDVhYy05MjZlLWRjYjgxNGNhMmY5ZSIsInVybCI6Imh0dHBzOi8vd3d3Lndhc2hpbmd0b25wb3N0LmNvbS9jbGltYXRlLWVudmlyb25tZW50LzIwMjQvMDQvMjIvY2FsaWZvcm5pYS1zb2xhci1kdWNrLWN1cnZlLXJvb2Z0b3AvIn0.oWYOHLgrSaZNKLvmYZ45KaNCBacVFoD7USdTV2JwmNA
My philosophy for building for the Fediverse: it's not the software but the protocols.
I told my brother that I learned to drive after having watched this one episode of SpongeBob SquarePants.
Just learned of an open source Stripe alternative, called Lago.
Could be useful for what I'm working on.
I just read two articles that has me believe that social media is not a net negative, and is probably a net positive overall.
More validation that me working on software in the social media space shouldn't have me feeling morally bankrupt.
Definitely time for me to go all in on the Fediverse.
I wonder if federated replies are received by users on Threads.
DINO:
- claims to have engineers "working on integrating with ActivityPub"
- not contributing to other projects at all, nor supporting them financially
- implementing features that can't be federated
- privileging local posts
- strategy involves maximizing MAU of their platform
Flipboard—not Mastodon nor Threads—could potentially carry the torch to keep ActivityPub thriving
My new found ambition for the Fediverse project that I'm working on:
curating Flipboard magazines (or magazines in general).
Better yet: actually originating magazines that federate to Flipboard!
https://techhub.social/@mike@flipboard.social/111926756149144704
Ideally, at the bare minimum, ActivityPub should have explicitly specified the "shape" of JSON (not JSON-LD) documents.
For example, the spec could have stipulated:
"An Actor document MUST contain the following fields, and MAY be extended via JSON-LD contexts"
And then also stipulate:
"Clients SHOULD expand incoming JSON-LD documents".
This way, applications could skip the expansions step for significantly large subset of the Fediverse.
This is important because not all environments (languages, runtime environemnts, etc.) have the luxury of expanding JSON-LD documents.
I write code for fun, and for profit.For now, mostly talking about AI agents, since that's what I'm getting paid to work on, these days.#activitypub #fedi22 #go #typescript #react #nextjs #SoftwareDeveloper #programmer #programming #coding
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