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As an engineer with almost 2 decades of experience (including streaming sites)… It is.

Easier said than done. Reason after all these years it still hasn’t been addressed.

Nah, don’t give that much credit to a loud minority.

Are you a child? Who has discussions like this??

I mean, unrealistic to get anything close to all active users donating. Nobody should be expecting to setup an instance an expect tens of thousands of dollars a month.

As an indie dev back in the day, it’s a fraction of uses are willing to fork anything at all.

If anything, if you’re a whale, go big on your individual donation if you want a large impact.

Either way, you shouldn’t need that much money to cover server costs for a mere 16,000 users.

That would make it unusable for single user instances…

In the 30s range at least in my experience.

Not most I know lol

The point I’m trying to make with some snark is: it’s not a static platform, it’s open to all those who are capable to make the change they want. Not to take the fediverse as a single entity.

I mean, maybe it’s just different vocabulary for both of us?

To me: a blackbox is a thing where input and output comes out in a consistent way, very functional. While the box can make accurate predictions or decisions, the exact reasoning behind them is often unclear.

Fedi is ours, so make a PR adding support for it!

I mean, still sounds like a black box.

Except I wouldn’t own it. Shitty car in the first place, at least for the price.

What a name

Nah, I got one and I support this. (geting rid of mine)

Well, if bluesky official site goes down, it all goes down.

Only account data can be self hosted but at the end, it all centers around one server to make the full magic happen.

Are we blocking this person too?! Let’s go!

The heck is tilde??

Yeah, just don’t got time to watch the video this post is for. First time hearing these names. And hadn’t heard anybody hating on it.

I mean, we gotta draw the line somewhere. Seems reasonable to not want official community discussions to happen in a proprietary platform. We got where we are with the internet because of complacency.