the release of a radioactive plume from a local scrap smelter could explain why there are now 10 sites contaminated with radioactivity in the area near the shrimp factory. but the FDA's discovery of contaminated cloves from a facility 400 miles away further complicates things!
it does not help that the internet definition seems to be, do you check one or more boxes among "interested in anything quirky" and "socially awkward sometimes"
ohhh those are youtube commenters not twitter accounts. only one of those handles exists on twitter and she...doesn't seem to have anything to say about drake
ok quick followup question then, why did you reply? like, if someone I followed reposted something about a webinar for whatever software voice actors use, I'd probably ignore it, y'know?
just asking you as a representative-seeming reply here - how did you even find this post? you don't follow the account, and based on your posts and bio, you don't seem to have any interest in software engineering
the other dude, who presumably doesn't appreciate that epithet given the pronouns in her bio, told you to click the link, and if you did that you'd see a "show all jobs" link
damn you've cracked this thing wide open, next you'll be telling us the Senior Software Engineer - Data Infrastructure / Go listing also isn't a public relations role
still thinking about this: guy identifies an actual no-shit swastikas-and-all Nazi, then goes "I assume anyone making decisions about doing business with AI startups is at least halfway down this guy’s path". that is an insane thing to believe even a little bit! bsky.app/profile/trav...
One downside of reifying static named communities is perpetuating concepts long past when they otherwise would have died out organically. Like today there are numerous execrable subreddits populated by people who identify as """gaybros""", an identity that should have run its course by 2015 or so
still curious what moderation they'll provide. imo independently moderating all content on the network is what separates a real third-party service from e.g. zeppelin, but it'd be very expensive. maybe it's more doable if most abuse comes from mushroom PDS repos that get taken down entirely anyway?
just indicate in the record that it's a hate-follow. i got this to work by specifying a custom rkey containing "hatefollow" instead of a tid, and detecting those in the client
proposal: if you want to follow someone but you don't want it to count as an endorsement, simply indicate in the follow record that it's a hate-follow. then it'd just be a quick frontend change for the app to surface that information.
oh yeah I can think of all kinds of things to use this for, I meant what did you have in mind as the output of this component. CAR files? a stream of logical writes for you to consume and put into whatever database? something else?
maybe that's what this is? does this mean blacksky moderation actually intends to function as a full moderation service for the entire network? or are they going provide some kind of proxy "keep most of bluesky's moderation decisions except for the ones we disagree with" service?
TL; DR In the next 5 business days you should be able to go to Link's page on blacksky.community and see his posts and he'll be able to post but people using the bsky mobile apps won't see it. After that we'll get Blacksky-only posts up. After that we can talk about purging bsky mod tools fin/11
