Excellent 👍

How do you know if a random server implements a particular FEP?

Thanks, subscribed to activitypub.space. I’ll probably make a post about the guest posting trial in the General Discussion channel at some point, since people are talking about barriers to first use.

A personal reason is that your identity on the fediverse is defined by who owns your private key (used for cryptographically signing your posts), and your domain, anybody who owns these can impersonate you or modify your posts without your knowledge.

I control both now so I’m UNSPEZABLE.

Another thing that won’t scale is large personal blocklists, say you’re on an instance with a million people, each activity coming in has to be compared with a 1000 person blocklist, PER LOCAL USER

👑 looks great ! Do you have any example blogposts showing the diagram and latex equation feature? I haven’t seen anywhere else in the fediverse do this

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🚨🚨🚨 DEAR MR PTZIDENT, A SECOND GUEST SHITPOST HAS HIT THE FEDIVERSE 🚨🚨🚨

https://scrapetacular.ydns.eu/post/10127#10330

I think so? I guess a Like has to happen before an Unlike, would the collection have multiple possible activity types in it?

While I have your ear, I don’t know how yet but I’d like it to be easier for devs to collaborate over AP for anything not involving security.

Shit, that went well, I was expecting pushback. Should I make an issue for discussion, or is there one already. I don’t know if the object also needs an ID

Whoa senpai noticed me. There actually is a recursive query format in the latest sqlite for this exact situation, Postgres may have something similar, I just thought a list is fine for the web UI. I’ll have to benchmaxx and pick a strategy for the API.

I actually read that FEP. In my code that is too shameful to release yet, I look for an Object, then look for its Type, then figure out how to deserialize the rest of the object, but this object doesn’t have one. Would it be possible to do something like this:

{
  "object": {
    "type": "LikeCollection",
    "likes": [like1, like2, ..etc]
  }
}

Or is that weird. Spare a thought for those in less dynamic languages :D

Hopefully. Or it might actually evolve into something worse

THIS IS THE FUTURE FURRIES WANT https://evilmaid.net/blog/trusting-trust-fediverse/interactionPolicy-flow.png

🚨🚨🚨 WE HAVE OUR FIRST GUEST SHITPOSTER 🚨🚨🚨 WE HAVE OUR FIRST GUEST SHITPOSTER

https://scrapetacular.ydns.eu/post/10127#10243

You may notice that some threads have a word count for certain words, I’m working on a feature that I’m calling the Godwin Factor, you pass in a list of words to look for that will tell you if the thread is already a dumpsterfire before you go in.

Say you’re on /c/baking and you see an innocuous thread about apple pie, then you see that it has 274 comments, and 8 people have been called nazis, just look at the picture and move on with your day.

I’m glad someone gets The Vision, I don’t want to just build Lemmy but in a better language :D

There’s more where that came from

Yes, I like snac, it’s the first codebase where everything clicked for me. It’s also a bit like a Gotosocial for the threadiverse instead of the twittercloneiverse, because the stack makes a lot of choices for you.

I don’t even HAVE a user table :D

(I might do something screwy with oauth2 to allow authenticated guestposting)

No not yet, probably this weekend, this is just a demo post to see if my VPS catches fire or something. I haven’t picked a licence yet either

I like interactive demos, especially ones that worry people :) But I don’t want my instance to get banned so I have to manually approve messages.

Also, to reply to this thread as a guest use this link https://scrapetacular.ydns.eu/post/10170

Maybe, maybe not. I scoped it to the smallest useful thing I could build and get feedback, which turned out to be about 5k LOC, do you use Go at all?