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  • And not when it requires a crazy amount of resources to run.

  • How dare you come up with a nuanced take on this topic instead of screaming “eat the rich”!

  • It tries to auto-determine when to trigger, but you can explicitly trigger it by putting a question mark after your query.

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  • Bluesky allows me to use my domain as my identity and make my own moderation decisions without having to run my own instance.

  • The difference is that you won’t find yourself unable to send an e-mail because the admin of your e-mail server doesn’t like someone from the recipient’s e-mail server.

  • That choice is tied to your identity and can’t be easily changed later, which is what I’m complaining about.

  • You can choose a different moderation service. That’s the point.

  • But worse than anyone being able to follow that person because they’re using a platform where moderation is separate from identity, as in AtProto.

  • The Fediverse is, by definition, anything that supports ActivityPub. If BlueSky supported ActivityPub – which is what the bridge was meant to accomplish – then it would be a part of the Fediverse.

  • By using the Fediverse, you implicitly opt in to having your content federated between different platforms. How is this any different?

  • Seeing the reaction to the bridge, it seems that most Mastodon users don’t want AtProto to be compatible with ActivityPub.

  • So you didn’t get the choice at all? I guess people who sign up this way are going to be really confused why they can’t follow some accounts their friends can.

  • Do you have any evidence that Trump wants to imprison and execute LGBT people?

  • Do you have a link to the research? I’m a math educator and I’d like some good materials for encouraging my students.

  • If the situation is as you described, you are definitely in the right.

  • JavaScript is slow if you need to do things that JavaScript can’t do, such as

    • lots of stack-allocated objects/arrays (in JavaScript you have to heap-allocate them)
    • hash maps with non-primitive types as keys (in JavaScript you have to serialize them to a string)
    • count trailing zero bits (in JavaScript you have to use a lookup table)