Fedicon Livestream
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@julian There's like six attendees, not sure how much fun they are having...
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@julian unfortunately, I think that’s true.
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Man, the past 5 years
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Dan building up onboarding tools to directly counter instance paralysis. YES!
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Dan proposing some big ideas to solve AP problems with tech. Nice.
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@julian What makes you say that?
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Thanks for sharing live(within the last 30 minutes) what happens
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I can't speak for Julian, but I can talk about my impressions from @boris 's presentation.
He went through a dozen different apps running on the ATProto network that create custom data types and interactions and distribute them through the network. It's all happening on the client side, so these new apps aren't their own PDS servers; they can concentrate on cool client experience and leave the distribution up to the back end.
This is almost exactly parallel to the ActivityPub API. It was cool seeing recipes, check-ins, images, events all being created and managed by server less web clients.
It definitely reenergized me for focusing on the ActivityPub API.
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No livestream, they're planning on putting the videos up on PeerTube later
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"The Fediverse is a refuge because there are assholes in the world"
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High level overview of what we need to do to cross the chasm to reach the early adopters.
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A quick shout-out to reiver@mastodon.social who is literally still doing conference org work during the conference.
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"The cells in the body are less important than the body itself."
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Am loving how benpate@mastodon.social is focusing on getting creators onto the fediverse. Important work to cross that chasm!
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@Gargron @julian i can't really speak for anyone here as a relative outsider, but as someone that has worked with both protocols i think one big reason is the lack of a public, accessible, synchronous space for discussion, development, and support
the unofficial discord linked in that slide tends to be fairly active - i've managed to receive answers to most of my atproto-related questions there, and as a result i've been able to get stuff done relatively quickly. whenever i've had issues with activitypub projects in the past, i've just sat on them for long periods of time because i wasn't sure where to ask about them (and i never really got much response from posts i made on the network about them either)
i see socialhub as a great place for asynchronous, more formal happenings, but there's not much for more casual happenings right now afaict (though i'd love to be proven wrong in this regard!)
