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@simoncarstensen

when it's ready.

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@simoncarstensen

when it's ready.

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@simoncarstensen

since you support those standards we should be able to connect our software together. that way you get to use any features i've created.

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@simoncarstensen

since you support those standards we should be able to connect our software together. that way you get to use any features i've created.

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@simoncarstensen

glad it resonated with you.

keep reading there's more in that thread, and there is more to come.

twitter-like systems are much simpler than you would think looking at this space, bluesky etc. and there doesn't need to be any lock-in, you can do a fair job with just RSS, rssCloud, OPML, web sockets, and a web browser UI. all parts replaceable.

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@simoncarstensen

glad it resonated with you.

keep reading there's more in that thread, and there is more to come.

twitter-like systems are much simpler than you would think looking at this space, bluesky etc. and there doesn't need to be any lock-in, you can do a fair job with just RSS, rssCloud, OPML, web sockets, and a web browser UI. all parts replaceable.

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@drakakis

you forgot other wars:

1. canada
2. greenland
3. the united states of america

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@drakakis

you forgot other wars:

1. canada
2. greenland
3. the united states of america

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@mike_bowler

did you write this with wordpress and the activitypub addin?

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@mike_bowler

did you write this with wordpress and the activitypub addin?

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@MishaVelthuis @elonjet

i call it elon musk's x.

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@MishaVelthuis @elonjet

i call it elon musk's x.

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Marc Andreessen said programmers aren't disoccupied, we haven't become obsolete, quite the opposite, we're all working around the clock. It's true. Everyone is doing it. We got a new brain that can do all kinds of amazing things. You don't get a new super powerful brain organ every day.

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Marc Andreessen said programmers aren't disoccupied, we haven't become obsolete, quite the opposite, we're all working around the clock. It's true. Everyone is doing it. We got a new brain that can do all kinds of amazing things. You don't get a new super powerful brain organ every day.

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I envision a network of twitter-like systems built out of components of the web and nothing more. Every part replaceable.

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I envision a network of twitter-like systems built out of components of the web and nothing more. Every part replaceable.

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@paulknightly

the answer is to have the paywall handled by a third party, and you pay per article read, not give all your money to one publication. yes this has problems too, but at least you can read the one piece per year from an out of town news org that touches on something you need/want to know about.

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@paulknightly

the answer is to have the paywall handled by a third party, and you pay per article read, not give all your money to one publication. yes this has problems too, but at least you can read the one piece per year from an out of town news org that touches on something you need/want to know about.

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<source:inReplyTo> coming soon, something RSS 2.0 has needed for a while.

scripting.com/2026/05/15.html#a160244

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<source:inReplyTo> coming soon, something RSS 2.0 has needed for a while.

scripting.com/2026/05/15.html#a160244

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Every social web needs avatars.

In an RSS 2.0 feed look for the channel-level image element.

It's how they do it in WordPress.

http://scripting.com/2026/05/14.html#a150919

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Every social web needs avatars.

In an RSS 2.0 feed look for the channel-level image element.

It's how they do it in WordPress.

http://scripting.com/2026/05/14.html#a150919

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I'd like to come up with a list of formats, protocols and products that have become defaults for AI work.

Examples -- markdown, github, jsonl, python.

What others?

I'll post a list on my blog, if there's any response, also posting this on bluesky, twitter, my blog of course. ;-)

Just learned about jsonl yesterday, I'm hoping I don't have to wait to trip over something else low-tech, useful and not owned by anyone.

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I'd like to come up with a list of formats, protocols and products that have become defaults for AI work.

Examples -- markdown, github, jsonl, python.

What others?

I'll post a list on my blog, if there's any response, also posting this on bluesky, twitter, my blog of course. ;-)

Just learned about jsonl yesterday, I'm hoping I don't have to wait to trip over something else low-tech, useful and not owned by anyone.

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We had the world conned into taking our “dollars” and giving us cars, food, nice vacations, drugs, a huge military, all kinds of manufactured stuff for nothing, and we thought they were ripping us off! So we blew it up. The would-be “Art Of The Con” mastermind undid the biggest con in history.

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We had the world conned into taking our “dollars” and giving us cars, food, nice vacations, drugs, a huge military, all kinds of manufactured stuff for nothing, and we thought they were ripping us off! So we blew it up. The would-be “Art Of The Con” mastermind undid the biggest con in history.

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At some point we'll realize if we want something new we have to work with each other. Otherwise you get Elon II, III etc.

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At some point we'll realize if we want something new we have to work with each other. Otherwise you get Elon II, III etc.

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Why did Twitter win? Because the RSS developers wouldn't work with each other. Thus subscribing to a feed was complicated. In Twitter, it was one click to subscribe, and another to unsub. You could see who your friends subscribed to, again -- one click to subscribe. And eventually that grew into a list of suggestions of people to follow. RSS had none of that because the RSS devs refused to work with each other. The development of RSS-based news products stopped, and pretty soon Twitter's stopped too. And thus news technology on the web remained frozen for two decades. We are getting another chance. The social media space is a highly disappointing wreck. Users are interested in new ideas, as long as they're fun and new, esp in relation to using AI tools. But it won't be open if we can't get it together any better than we could the first time around. You have to do things that help the web, and thus help your competitors. If you don't, if we don't, there will just be another Twitter, owning the users, and they'll probably sell out to a billionaire a lot sooner than Twitter did. At some point we'll realize if we want something new we have to work with each other. Otherwise you get Elon II, III etc.

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There’s going to be a lot of new web software products in the coming months. The competition changes from managing complexity, to who sees the best way to remix the web. There are a lot ways to do it. 😀

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There’s going to be a lot of new web software products in the coming months. The competition changes from managing complexity, to who sees the best way to remix the web. There are a lot ways to do it. 😀

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@DanMorgan @scripting

this where it is..

http://scripting.com/2026/05/04.html#a153721

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@DanMorgan @scripting

this where it is..

http://scripting.com/2026/05/04.html#a153721