Oh looks like @rabble.nz originally built it as an Open Source thing?

Been feeling this way myself for a while.

The data is open, so maybe they just want a ton of open data? To train AI models on?

That probably doesn’t make sense financially though.

I fear BlueSky will eventually go down the same route as the “traditional” social media.

I mean it’s still exciting to see new ideas come up.

Feels like the early days of the internet again.

Uh @pipup.social seems to have a ton of the bells and whistles I'd be looking for (support for code blocks, math etc.)

Wondering if @leaflet.pub also supports those?

Looks like neither supports a newsletter though? I do have a bunch of subscribers to my current blog who are likely not on BlueSky

I see you also have your code on something that's atproto based, that's cool!

I think I need to spend some time learning how atproto works before I do anything.

Basically so I can make an informed decision lol

And maybe there is, I’m just not aware of it

Honestly I wish there was a self hostable blog platform using this protocol.

Replies would be displayed as comments on the blog.

Same situation. The “benefits” they give you require me to spend on stuff I don’t care about or don’t want to spend money on.

I’m either going to downgrade or just cancel it.

I am struggling to train it to show exactly zero US politics though…

There it is:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liver_r...

> Only 10% of the original liver mass is required for the organ to regenerate back to full size.

It’s not unique to us, but it’s a start I guess.

Can’t we regenerate the liver, as long as we have some left?

arstechnica.com/tech-policy/...