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@tante@tldr.nettime.org We saw this coming with how much they break the social contract of the World Wide Web. Those who have a say on this kind of thinking need to wake up.
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If I can go back in time I will buy RAM
You are the average of the 5 people you spend most of your time with.
Two questions:
- are you helping those around you grow, or are you a limiting factor?
- are you intentional in who you spend time with?
TIL the Open Source Pledge aims to prevent maintainer burnout and address the risk of supply chain attacks by supporting open source projects
just between us, because we're friends, I have this deployed "pastebin" alternative you can use on https://paste.ayo.run
please enjoy
If you go to https://pen.new it will open a new pen at codepen; super useful when trying new things
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@cheeaun I would not mix these things though, as it exponentially increases the complexity we have to handle
You know what I learned? Don’t be afraid just because people around you make you feel like you are different. You are different. Beautifully so.
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@w3c@w3c.social @hdv@front-end.social “Consider a push model for content, so that websites don’t need to be crawled every second” is a brilliant idea 💡
If you use @astro@m.webtoo.ls & find that LLMs / web scrapers need some information but not finding them, you can use @ayco/astro-resume to embed data on your HTML:
In peaceful Hobbiton they called Gandalf the disturber of peace and despised him because every time he visits adventure begins.
“We used copilot for minimal engineering time” probably has to be said because the leaders are fighting on what’s important to spend time on 😅 in any case, congrats on shipping dark mode
https://github.blog/changelog/2026-04-06-npm-trusted-publishing-now-supports-circleci/
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However In this case it’s not the 20% effort that brings 80% of the impact 😂
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@Ekyllier@mastodon.online @elk@m.webtoo.ls You just went through a journey of self-discovery 😆 -- I also use the Canary version by default for now. We have some work on upgrading the server we use for testing to make sure the the full quote feature is working... but so far my experience is stable on the Canary.
You know, in Amsterdam, there are a lot of kids on e-bikes that are pretty much as fast as motorbikes but without plates. I would assume parents would have the wisdom not to give these to kids -- but still. I think there's a discussion to ban them.
That's what openclaw is, for the digital space. It's not a tool you just give everyone without guardrails & education.
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@cheeaun To be honest, atproto has never clicked with me even til now... though I think more about these in light of the people who chose a more cozy place where they want to spend time in. Nothing wrong there, in that sense.
https://npmx.dev is a good project as it proves the usefulness of atproto outside the bsky product & organization. Technical side, I look to that project for things we can also do in Elk as we have the same tech stack.
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@ghosttie@mastodon.gamedev.place @elk@m.webtoo.ls This is actually a good idea, to have a page with the differences when to use various client applications
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@shlee @cheeaun There's a donation toward the Elk open collective which I interpret as having no strings attached: https://opencollective.com/elk
We will continue talking for direction if roadmaps of Elk & Mastodon have a way to converge. :)
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@w3c@w3c.social @hdv@front-end.social we’ve always “published” to the open web; this puts the intent back to the website owners.
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One extra detail but could be another post… when I run “build” it will fetch my details at https://social.ayco.io/@ayo like my avatar, profile description, etc. and use them for the site’s meta & indieweb profile info. Neat! That’s why I have become a cartoon there as well. #webdev
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Curious what exactly was “off”? One sad result of the flood of AI-generated content is that we (humans) are left doubting each other — and sometimes it really is a human behind getting judged for the patterns usually found in AI content. (1/4)
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An example commit after running prep:now and updating content: https://github.com/ayo-run/ayco.io-astro/commit/0dab571b671d33e9b69a744c7332be90794f01c6
I’m afraid it’s humans taking advantage of the confusion whom we need to beware of
wrong spelling, right
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I wonder if this is a fair judgment or if we can have some way to be objective. Thinking if policy-makers can enforce a “transparency” mechanism like how we require websites to put out info on how they handle third-party cookies. (2/4)
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It’s silly that we have to change a part of what makes us human:variety of ways we use words. For what? Just because it was stolen from us. But it is what it is. We have to catch up in different ways. Hope we find a way to be objective instead of spreading doubt. (4/4)
I want an account where I can post in Tagalog
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🤔 guess I am seeing a danger here where we are left full of doubt and trust continues to erode in real human networks (3/4)
I lost by 0.634 seconds getting to the first place 😡
i remember discovering this service https://ayo.so/ and posting it on april one
It’s not mine 😅
