autotldr@lemmings.world
on 26 Apr 2024 01:55
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This is the best summary I could come up with:
Bluesky had announced last month that it would use some portion of its funds to fuel efforts in the developer ecosystem via the AT Protocol Grant program.
Notes SkyBridge’s developer @videah.net on Bluesky, the project is currently undergoing a significant rewrite from Dart to Rust, which is why its GitHub repo hasn’t seen much activity lately.
“It’s already proving to be much more stable, hoping to show it off soon,” videah posted on Bluesky when sharing the news of the grant.
Instagram Threads (which is integrating with ActivityPub) now has more than 150 million monthly active users, Meta announced this week during earnings.
Another software developer, Ryan Barrett, was the recipient of some backlash on GitHub when building another bridge called Bridgy Fed, which would be opt-out by default — meaning Mastodon posts would show up on Bluesky even if the post’s author hadn’t opted into this.
He readjusted his plans to build a discoverable opt-in instead, which would allow users to request to follow accounts on the different networks.
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JimboDHimbo@lemmy.ca
on 26 Apr 2024 02:11
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…or BlueSky could stop being lame af and integrate activitypub.
cupcakezealot@lemmy.blahaj.zone
on 26 Apr 2024 04:35
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except atproto solves a ton of problems that activitypub refuse to fix, especially around portability
Fisch@discuss.tchncs.de
on 26 Apr 2024 12:27
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ActivityPub doesn’t refuse to fix them, it’s just not that simple. Solutions have been worked on for a while.
matcha_addict@lemy.lol
on 26 Apr 2024 21:24
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Can you give examples please?
cupcakezealot@lemmy.blahaj.zone
on 27 Apr 2024 11:49
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Tbf I think the way its federation works is inherently incompatible.
I could be entirely wrong though
aeronmelon@lemmy.world
on 26 Apr 2024 03:29
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Federate, you cowards!
Unlike Threads, there’s people on BlueSky I actually want to follow.
aasatru@kbin.earth
on 26 Apr 2024 07:25
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They should have been giving their money to Bridgy Fed, which is working to bridge the actual content of social media rather than the app APIs.
Well, actually, I would much rather Bridgy remains independent from Dorsey's blood money. Bluesky should just enable federation on a large scale so that it'll actually be possible to build services around it. Right now they cap federated instances at ten users, which is a complete joke.
cupcakezealot@lemmy.blahaj.zone
on 26 Apr 2024 12:15
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i believe they’ve endorsed bridge fed before; i’m not sure what the legalities of grants are and/if bridge fed asked for it
wisdomchicken@piefed.social
on 26 Apr 2024 09:38
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So confused that skybridge is now getting all the media attention lol. Its been around for over a year and hasnt been updated for 3 months. It works fine, its just that nobody actually bothered to use it. Not really clear how 800 dollars is going to make a difference here.
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This is the best summary I could come up with:
Bluesky had announced last month that it would use some portion of its funds to fuel efforts in the developer ecosystem via the AT Protocol Grant program.
Notes SkyBridge’s developer @videah.net on Bluesky, the project is currently undergoing a significant rewrite from Dart to Rust, which is why its GitHub repo hasn’t seen much activity lately.
“It’s already proving to be much more stable, hoping to show it off soon,” videah posted on Bluesky when sharing the news of the grant.
Instagram Threads (which is integrating with ActivityPub) now has more than 150 million monthly active users, Meta announced this week during earnings.
Another software developer, Ryan Barrett, was the recipient of some backlash on GitHub when building another bridge called Bridgy Fed, which would be opt-out by default — meaning Mastodon posts would show up on Bluesky even if the post’s author hadn’t opted into this.
He readjusted his plans to build a discoverable opt-in instead, which would allow users to request to follow accounts on the different networks.
The original article contains 661 words, the summary contains 169 words. Saved 74%. I’m a bot and I’m open source!
…or BlueSky could stop being lame af and integrate activitypub.
except atproto solves a ton of problems that activitypub refuse to fix, especially around portability
ActivityPub doesn’t refuse to fix them, it’s just not that simple. Solutions have been worked on for a while.
Can you give examples please?
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Tbf I think the way its federation works is inherently incompatible.
I could be entirely wrong though
Federate, you cowards!
Unlike Threads, there’s people on BlueSky I actually want to follow.
They should have been giving their money to Bridgy Fed, which is working to bridge the actual content of social media rather than the app APIs.
Well, actually, I would much rather Bridgy remains independent from Dorsey's blood money. Bluesky should just enable federation on a large scale so that it'll actually be possible to build services around it. Right now they cap federated instances at ten users, which is a complete joke.
i believe they’ve endorsed bridge fed before; i’m not sure what the legalities of grants are and/if bridge fed asked for it
They are federating since February
So confused that skybridge is now getting all the media attention lol. Its been around for over a year and hasnt been updated for 3 months. It works fine, its just that nobody actually bothered to use it. Not really clear how 800 dollars is going to make a difference here.
They couldve just checked the repo lol.
https://github.com/videah/SkyBridge
It basically works with nothing to a reasonable extent on Android.
Talking about that, can Lemmy users now check Mastodon ? I’d be curious to try it out although I don’t know who to follow really
You mean from your Lemmy account? Some things federate between Mastodon and Lemmy but I’m not sure if you can follow people
Checked but couldn’t find it yet
But you can follow Lemmy accounts from Mastodon
Fuck Billionaires.
theyre sinking too much money trying to avoid using activitypub
What’s the point? Mastodon should work with them but they shouldn’t work with mastodon?
@big_slap
Fun fact:
The entirety of bluesky was supposed to be an activity pub extension at some point.
https://gitlab.com/-/snippets/2535398
The biggest weakness of using activityPub is it is harder to control compared to rolling out your own incompatible variant.