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- Submitted 1 week ago to fediverse@lemmy.world | 1 comment
- Comment on musk.sucks is up for auction 1 week ago:
Good point
- Comment on AceCoding.social - Vibe coding on the social web based on the semi-formalic language ACE (Demo) 2 weeks ago:
Yeah, the whole thing was a bit low-effort. Next post will be more professional.
- Comment on AceCoding.social - Vibe coding on the social web based on the semi-formalic language ACE (Demo) 2 weeks ago:
It was just a demo. But when I develop it further, it will be either a client or a whole instance-configurator (hopefully).
- Comment on AceCoding.social - Vibe coding on the social web based on the semi-formalic language ACE (Demo) 2 weeks ago:
Its similar to what the muni-town/weird-people tried to do, but this time with language.
- Comment on AceCoding.social - Vibe coding on the social web based on the semi-formalic language ACE (Demo) 2 weeks ago:
Thanks :) I guess I should have linked it to vibe coding.
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- Comment on Internet forums are disappearing because now everything is Reddit and Discord. And that's worrying. 5 weeks ago:
Isn’t NodeBB compatible with the Fediverse by now?
- Comment on John Oliver promoted alternatives to big tech in last night's episode, including Mastodon and Pixelfed 2 months ago:
Awesome!
- Comment on Can we please make a viable (federated!) amazon alternative? I have an idea! 2 months ago:
I think a link between your idea and mine is in the direction of writer Evgeny Morozov (mondediplo.com/2024/08/07ai-cold-war), who did some interesting research of alternative forms of how the internet could have developed including a project by the chilean government called “Cybersyn” (in his podcast “The Santiago Boys”, open.spotify.com/show/7xlRxnooUnl48JVo726YXn)
- Comment on Can we please make a viable (federated!) amazon alternative? I have an idea! 2 months ago:
I made a first prototype here: github.com/bluebbberry/MyceliumWebServer. Its recommends songs to the users. You can see it here: techhub.social/@myceliumweb and try it out by posting to #babyfungus on Mastodon.
You can do AI in an ethical way by making it more decentralized. The idea behind the mycelial web is to realize it based on volunteer computing, meaning that everybody can contribute computing power. And then I can say, for example: use my models, which was trained with all these other models, on this Amazon alternative to recommend me stuff. And the AI model was trained on my PC and runs on my PC (just wasn’t trained solely with my computing power or my data alone).
- Comment on Can we please make a viable (federated!) amazon alternative? I have an idea! 2 months ago:
Could this be an app realized based on the mycelial web - amazon uses huge AI models to predict their customers and do the logistics …
- Submitted 2 months ago to fediverse@lemmy.world | 0 comments
- Comment on MyceliumWebServer now connected to the Fediverse 2 months ago:
The idea is that every fungi-node also has a UI, yes. So you would be able to browse the AI models - for example if you chat with bot A, and the bot is currently learning with bot B and C, those bots would be visible to you and you could open their UI, too.
This way you could “browse” the resulting AI web via the browser.
- Comment on MyceliumWebServer now connected to the Fediverse 2 months ago:
Well, its similar to a botnet, but one that is open and transparent. You can browse the different nodes, etc. And you can (at least hopefully in the future) add your own computing resources to the network to participate in the AI training.
Its a bit like a more sensible version of bitcoin, but instead of waisting energy for the proof of work, its training a shared AI model.
(Its running on a Hetzner server.)
- Comment on MyceliumWebServer now connected to the Fediverse 2 months ago:
Well, big tech has big computers, the Fediverse doesn’t, but we have many small one. That’s why its a good idea to combine them.
This has already been done for example by projects like SETI@home or FOLDING@home.
My idea is to build a web based on this idea.
There is a good video on federated, decentralized AI training here: www.cl.cam.ac.uk/…/20241127-1500-t221089.html
- Comment on MyceliumWebServer now connected to the Fediverse 2 months ago:
One can imagine this project as a decentralized huggingface, which (spoiler alert), could also enshittify. The idea is that we need bots like this because huggingface can enshittify
- Comment on MyceliumWebServer now connected to the Fediverse 2 months ago:
Hi, the bot was incorrectly set up and posted every 60s, which was too much and it got suspended.
Its now updated to posting every 12 hours and hopefully, it will be soon up again
- Submitted 2 months ago to fediverse@lemmy.world | 14 comments
- Comment on Seamantic: A Semantic-Web-Bridging Mastodon Client 3 months ago:
Yeah, I know, thats a big problem of the idea. The answers would need to be really good.
- Submitted 3 months ago to fediverse@lemmy.world | 5 comments
- Comment on Bluesky, decentralisation, and the distribution of 5 months ago:
Decentralisation doesn’t necessarily come with decentralized technical infrastructure, but its the basis for it. I’m still betting on ActivityPub.
- Comment on PieFed, a FOSS Feed Aggregator alternative to Lemmy, but faster 5 months ago:
Yeah, that’s really awesome
- Comment on Niche Communities won't be able to reach their true potential until lemmy adds a sort that takes engagement into account. 5 months ago:
Piefed solves this with topics kind of neatly. You keep the ubique communities but they are all in one place
- Comment on A little essay I wrote about "mods are power tripping" 5 months ago:
Mods are assholes is interesting, because its similar (but not the same as) all cops are bastards. Sure, a place where you dont need cops sounds great, but it also smells a lot like mass survailance or total anarchism (Mass survailance is walled garden internet and total anarchism is the fedi-pact).