@mackuba.eu It’s fun to re-read that post! Thanks for mentioning it. Also looks like I had a typo that I never noticed which I can now fix. 🙂
@mackuba.eu It’s fun to re-read that post! Thanks for mentioning it. Also looks like I had a typo that I never noticed which I can now fix. 🙂
@bax Exactly, I think clicking both sides is a real problem.
@MitchWagner Thanks for the support. Yeah, ironically I’m not going to use the cross-posting to X either! I’m personally done with X for posting.
@jimray.net Hmm. I hadn’t considered that part of it. I guess that’s up to users to weigh the value of. We’ve done way more with Bluesky, of course, and the integration goes much deeper because it’s open.
@ffmike Thank you. Good point about Truth Social: definitely not. I should’ve also said that I will reevaluate this again and see how it feels in a few months.
@laze Thanks for the feedback. As I said in the closing paragraph, I don’t love it either. But to be clear on the money part, if you keep X disabled, no money is used for it. It’s isolated only to accounts who enable it.
@bryan Thanks for the reminder! I got distracted with some other features and need to get back to Ghost. Will prioritize this week.
@ablaze Sounds right, it’s a delaying tactic. And their lawyers are really good at dragging things out… See Epic vs. Apple case that has taken 6 years already.
@iChris Perfectly good answer. It’s like: what is my personal blog about? All sorts of things, and it changes as my interests change.
@paninid Yes, I’ve done a bunch of experiments with local models. Unfortunately the kind of server you need to run good models is fairly expensive too… Our Mac app also has a local model as an optional download.
@MitchWagner Yeah, I couldn’t really relate to the Mars colony. It sort of became a different show. Might’ve been stronger if they had wrapped it up after a few seasons.
@drdrowland Cheaper and more efficient (using less power) are usually linked. I do think there should be less environmental impact, but that wasn’t the point of my post.
@antonzuiker Great photo. Love the blue.
@rpmik Yeah, one of the fascinating things about Apple is how much they think they’re the underdog who has been wronged, when they’re actually a giant company that can sometimes act like a bully.
@manton Also maybe he started it before he was officially working with Micro.blog? I can’t even remember because it just doesn’t matter. My point: the type of metal finish on OpenAI’s upcoming product also doesn’t matter.
@adrianizq Yes, I think he’s only enabled it for a handful of people so far, not totally open yet.
@dansup It’s all good, we talked through it. It was weird but I always try to keep my mind on the big picture. Are we moving forward? If yes, keep doing what we’re doing. (Also thanks!)
@david.lynch.wtf No, it doesn’t! The problem is the lawyers have mixed in some unrelated and probably unserious things. Tang Tan’s company wasn’t even acquired by OpenAI until over a year after he left Apple.
@de It’s weird because it’s small by Threads and X standards, but also much bigger than the fediverse.
@rom No, this was because he was about to sign a 5-year contract with the Spurs. Or maybe he had just signed in when he posted that.
@sod @hjalm I don’t want to reject themes, but maybe we do need a kind of “verified to work well with Micro.blog” checkmark. It has become too complicated with different Hugo versions in particular.
@markstoneman Yeah, I’m sure a VPN would work, but I really don’t want to have to think about that just for a quick look at Bluesky.
@collin Good luck with the interview. Sorry to hear things didn’t work out at the last place after such a big move… Sending good thoughts your way.
@t3mujin I think there could be an agenda-style view that might work better. Already it leaves off empty months, so that helps too.
@philbowell Yep, not a great experience and I think it needs to change. Good news is they already did a couple updates yesterday, doubt it will stay still.