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@andypiper @dpp @nheagy I always felt search was one of Twitter’s missed opportunities, up there with aggregated stream analyses.

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@andypiper @dpp @nheagy I always felt search was one of Twitter’s missed opportunities, up there with aggregated stream analyses.

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@andypiper @nheagy @junosz understandably. I imagine the more news-y posters are also the more likely to opt-in, such as journalists.

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@andypiper @nheagy @junosz understandably. I imagine the more news-y posters are also the more likely to opt-in, such as journalists.

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@andypiper @nheagy An streaming API supported by most instances with a search engine on top could be a useful service as well as business model (engine pays for the feeds and charges for query or put ads in results).

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@andypiper @nheagy An streaming API supported by most instances with a search engine on top could be a useful service as well as business model (engine pays for the feeds and charges for query or put ads in results).

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@n8foo We have so many LEGOs I have switched to buying LEGO storage as presents 😆

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@n8foo We have so many LEGOs I have switched to buying LEGO storage as presents 😆

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When will Twitter announce the only links allowed are other tweets? Close the loop, Elon, you know the control won't be total otherwise.

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When will Twitter announce the only links allowed are other tweets? Close the loop, Elon, you know the control won't be total otherwise.

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@MrTomEsquire yea I’m gonna delete this one.

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@MrTomEsquire yea I’m gonna delete this one.

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@csmap_nyu it would be interesting to consider how such a program could be designed for studying Mastodon data, and potentially with public funding to support the otherwise largely self-hosted or donation-based Mastodon servers.

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@csmap_nyu it would be interesting to consider how such a program could be designed for studying Mastodon data, and potentially with public funding to support the otherwise largely self-hosted or donation-based Mastodon servers.

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@ashton @Akhenatobi they quit together https://www. linkedin.com/posts/activity-70 01323965344284672-G_wR

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@ashton @Akhenatobi they quit together https://www. linkedin.com/posts/activity-70 01323965344284672-G_wR

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@malwaretech what if the “origin” instance has a sloppy implementation of that retrieval and unintentionally pass on the wrong data to be cached? Does it required some trust in how the fetching is implemented across instances? I think a revocation mechanism may also be needed, or maybe one could consider adding TTL w/ jitter to the cached preview.

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@malwaretech what if the “origin” instance has a sloppy implementation of that retrieval and unintentionally pass on the wrong data to be cached? Does it required some trust in how the fetching is implemented across instances? I think a revocation mechanism may also be needed, or maybe one could consider adding TTL w/ jitter to the cached preview.

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@benjaminwittes not seeing it.

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@benjaminwittes not seeing it.

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@arrdem I wonder if you have ever read the TLS RFCs and how you think they would compare in terms of drudgery.

I guess also cc @bd - I bet he has read both multiple times.

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@arrdem I wonder if you have ever read the TLS RFCs and how you think they would compare in terms of drudgery.

I guess also cc @bd - I bet he has read both multiple times.

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@bhoomtawath @danluu write-time fanout to home timeline was done well before I joined in late 2010.

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@bhoomtawath @danluu write-time fanout to home timeline was done well before I joined in late 2010.

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@ridt curious if you used lists much on the bird site. I found that to be the high context, low noise way of consuming info all along.

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@ridt curious if you used lists much on the bird site. I found that to be the high context, low noise way of consuming info all along.

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@deltaon 🙋🏻‍♀️

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@deltaon 🙋🏻‍♀️

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@junosz @forresto I was thinking about something very similar. I think there could be server-specific curation and eventually a data API that rewards/incentivizes high quality content (eg someone may buy it for sentiment analysis or as news stream)

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@junosz @forresto I was thinking about something very similar. I think there could be server-specific curation and eventually a data API that rewards/incentivizes high quality content (eg someone may buy it for sentiment analysis or as news stream)

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@aetimmes We never had a crib- both kids fell off the bed multiple times. So far they are no more annoying than typical so I think we did alright.

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@aetimmes We never had a crib- both kids fell off the bed multiple times. So far they are no more annoying than typical so I think we did alright.

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@jfk let me know if anybody needs suggestions/solutions on cache.

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@jfk let me know if anybody needs suggestions/solutions on cache.

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Where’s my “follow everybody on this server” option, Mastodon???

Also, 👋 everybody!

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Where’s my “follow everybody on this server” option, Mastodon???

Also, 👋 everybody!