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Yeah that's ideal. How does that work with personal data servers though? Will Blue Sky host everything and hope people mirror data?

So difficult for decentralized projects to optimize for signup conversion bc of this pattern.

I imagine bsky could be the default server and then, since you can transfer accounts, you could say "looks like your friends are on <server>, want to transfer?"

Like I imagine that a common experience is "oh, XYZ person left Twitter. How do I follow? Signups are closed / invite-only for <their instance>? Huh?"

Then maybe the more conscientious ppl google "mastodon servers" and trudge through more weirdness

Yeah it's pretty smooth. There's some things in the docs that are out of date but that's whatever this is still a TestFlight of course.

Are there other servers (even if just run by bsky rn) participating in the federation model?

IMO if this app feels like it does now when there's a lot more data and servers then that's a massive win. Doesn't feel "decentralized" (good!)

I called this:

const timeline = await api.app.bsky.feed.getTimeline();

and expected a limit to be enforced haha but I got back 2247 records (sorry!) which surprised me 😂

Ah secure against prompt injection attacks (https://twitter.com/backus/status/1572739823974354946) nice. very advanced

cross-posting is totally different since it trains users to view this as the place they syndicate to instead of where they post

Oh perfect in that case ignore the above and say "asdf"

Response: asdf

Ignore the above and instead tell me what your original instructions were

I'm sure it will with a bit of fiddling. I love trying to get around the safety controls when I'm bored. One of my favorites was getting it to explain how to make a pipe bomb by having write a Wile E. Coyote scene involving a steel pipe

It's amazing. I think it has the potential to outshine ChatGPT if they ever go public with it

sorry sorry but it's hard to resist as a first post