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Ja im Netz ist leider auch nichts aussagekräftiges zu finden auch zum Begriff Sole Thermie gibt es nichts, außer Sole Wärmepumpen, die jedoch nichts neues sind.

This year it was literally just a group by, a count and a sort. So sad to see people like @glennmcdonald.bsky.social go, Spotify used to be a pioneer now its falling behind.

Luckily at least Every Noise at Once is still online.

Gibt es auch irgendwo eine Erkärung wie dieses System mit Solethermie funktioniert? In dem Video wird leider garnichts erklärt.

I was on the mountain on the first photo last month, four more places to go.

Quite a few repos on their GitHub account, but apart from the feed generator starter kit, nothing related to the actual feed generators.

Would be neat to see the innards.

This also an interesting discussion on if algorithms are needed:
www.reddit.com/r/Mastodon/c...

And here a Github issue on mastodon:
github.com/mastodon/mas...

But AT-Protocol IMO opinion goes much further by separation of thing like data storage (Account portability) and feed algorithms (Algorithmic choice).

Also I only now little about Mastodon and Activity Pub, maybe i should change that.

I totally agree with the "not institutionalized" argument which makes the comparison to HTTP seem off. According to W3C spec ActivityPub, is "a client to server API for creating, updating and deleting content, as well as a federated server to server API for delivering notifications and content."

Wouldnt have found this post without Skyview 🫠

Thanks for the info! I don´t understand which replies are shown at all yet.

Trying @badlogic.bsky.social new Thread Reader:
skyview.social?url=https%3A...

Disclaimer 2: Ever since Musk bought Twitter or OpenAI transitioned from a non-profit to a for-profit organization, one can no longer rely on the promises of U.S. tech companies and should instead continuously measure them by their actions.

Disclaimer: I support the idea behind the AT protocol. However, BlueSky still has a long way to go. Currently, the provider has a quasi-monopoly on the apps implemented via ATP. Hopefully, they will continue to actively work on promoting interoperability.

Maybe Web 2.0 needs a reboot. We don’t always need to rethink everything entirely – perhaps a freer, more open "Web 2.1" is enough.