https://www.multpl.com/shiller-pe

dayam

The emoji usage, heading & bold text pattern makes me certain the article was written using AI.

Like this https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EOhVKW_UUAATi4K.jpg:large

Best keyboard I ever had. Well, top 3.

Charlie Kirk’s killer is a christian. He turned himself in to the police after consulting with his pastor.

Hold my beer

All this rests on the implied assertion that ATProto is part of the open social web.

I don’t know the answer to that and I don’t really care to find out.

Can confirm. I got a quote a few weeks ago and then went to buy last week and they bumped up the price about 20%.

Didn’t know about Lemmyverse.net!

As a PieFed user, soon you don’t need to - piefed instances will automatically subscribe to every community in newcommunities@lemmy.world so the local communities-finder will always have everything you ever need.

Coming in v1.2.

Every third party site hanging around the fringes of Lemmy is a crutch for missing features in Lemmy and an opportunity for PieFed to incorporate it’s functionality.

How’s that Gulf of Mexico rebrand going?

Or the site formerly known as Twitter?

Yeah although these guys have access to an unlimited supply of freshly harvested organs which puts a different spin on it.

This isn’t exactly what you asked for but:

When you paste the url into the url field, PieFed does a search for you to see if the url has been posted already. If you don’t see a warning, proceed.

Yep good point. A group is just another type of actor, after all.

I like how the did field is in addition to the existing actor field, providing a way to gradually transition the protocol to the new way.

IMO nomadic identity is more important in Mastodon, etc where the fundamental connections of the network are person-to-person - the emphasis is on following other people and having them follow you and that is what determines what content you see. Also being free to leave (and go somewhere else) is a killer feature that centralized social networks cannot offer and nomadic identity really leans into that strength.

In contrast, in the threadiverse you can’t follow other people - you join communities. Also when a post is viewed the author is just another piece of meta data, the focus is really on the content. With Mastodon they make a much bigger deal about who is saying the thing, display their avatar much bigger, etc. On Mastodon they’re YOUR posts that are strongly tied to you. But here, the posts you make are kiinda more like contributions to a shared wiki (community).

So in PieFed/Lemmy if you need to drop your account on an instance and create a new account on another it’s really much less of a loss and not really disruptive at all. You can just import your settings from the old account and continue to post in all the same communities you did before. The need for a nomadic identity just isn’t as strong.

Moving communities to another instance, tho, now that would be great. It’s on my very long list.

Smells like LLM to me.

https://joinfediverse.wiki/Nomadic_identity

As far as I can tell Hubzilla seems to do it by having alts on different instances and then having a way to associate them with each other, so every instance knows that all the alts they’re the same user. It’s a bit clunky but it avoids as many fundamental changes to ActivityPub because most things under the hood are the same as without nomadic identity and the UI just treats several actors as the same user.

A lot of those are fixed in v1.2 (unreleased) :)

Yep I’m looking into options… https://codeberg.org/rimu/pyfedi/issues/1235

This seems like as good a time as any to plug !pies@piefed.social for everything pie-related.

“Flirty chatbots” is a real tame way to say “AI-generated CSAM”, which is what some of it was.