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#ATmosphereConf

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The energy at #ATmosphereConf was indeed very positive and optimistic, and there were some great talks and discussion sessions. Dan's got a great summary of @kissane's talk; @rudyfraser.com's talk starting at 1:34:30 in the Sunday livestream is great as well.

And as for the #FreeOurFeeds session Dan describes so vividly ... the session I suggested that hile I very much agree with their goal of European data soverignty and it's great to hear his perspectives that funders are willing to invest in it, the initial focus on a relay - or slightly-broader focus on a relay and PDS - isn't going to get them there, they really need to take a system view. The response was something along the lines of "let me turn it around and ask what you think are the key aspects from the system view." Wait a second, I'm not the one who's trying to raise $30 million here! Oh well, they once again got a lot of feedback, let's see if they incorporate it.

YouTubeATmosphereConf Seattle 2025!By Eli Mallon
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The Nexus of Privacy

It’s Not 2006 Anymore; The Useful, Vernacular Institution; What Is Free Our Feeds, Anyway? has @danhon's perspectives on the #ATmosphereConf. An excerpt:

"It felt like being at an O’Reilly ETech conference in the early 2000s. These were the conferences where web2.0 was invented, solidifed, and named. They were incredibly optimistic times and clearly with the benefit of hindsight, we were stupendously naive and privileged. You just have to look back over the last 18-odd or so years to see how what we thought would happen by default (“more people connected means good things will happen!) totally did not happen and instead ended up reinforcing and making existing power structures worse. Sorry.

But the energy from those conferences was there over the weekend. It felt like the beginning of something that could make a difference.

What matters is how different ATMosphere 2025 was. For one, the people who were there in the early 2000s were there to say amongst other things: these are the mistakes we made. These are the assumptions we made. Please make new mistakes. There’s no need to go over what we did. Here’s what we learned. Here were our blindspots. Here’s who wasn’t in the room. So it was different -- and better -- that Rudy Fraser from Blacksky was there.

Now is the time that we need to be making new mistakes."

Things That Caught My Attention · s19e08: It’s Not 2006 Anymore; The Useful, Vernacular Institution; What Is Free Our Feeds, Anyway?By Things That Caught My Attention
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@reiver ⊼ (Charles) :batman:

One of a number of take-aways from #ATmosphereConf —

Bluesky might deal with their relay-problem by introducing an architecture that looks a lot like the Fediverse.

Rather than applications getting everything from the Firehose Relay — applications would get data directly from the relay.

Although, it wasn't quite clear when whether this would be 'pull' or 'push'.

But still, it is looking a lot more like the Fediverse's architecture at that point.

#ATProto#ATProtocol#Bluesky
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