vincent

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internet explorateur @xx-c.art ? agentic interfaces for social protocols

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So what happens when people can build their own software AND define their interface? What I said then and said now remains. The value then shifts from the developed experience to high quality data feeds. Right now people are hand-wringing about LLM-generated 'production' code. It's too late.

alright protocol devs, some wonky bits: we revisited the recent service auth JWT harmonization proposal, and have a revision up that sticks with a single string 'aud' field. also touches on issuer 'kid', and makes 'lxm' mandatory for XRPC endpoints.

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My answer to this isn't technical, it's about power dynamics. Your PDS is the server that puts your data on the internet. You've never needed to think about that because your data has always been on Facebook or Google or Amazon's servers. We're doing the same thing, but billionaire-proofing it.

kristo jorgenson@kris.to · 4mo ago

How do you explain what “my atproto” means though? This is different from email in that it actively defies decades of implicit learning people have done about how the internet works, and it’s not one service w an easy analogy (mail)