GitHub - appcypher/awesome-mcp-servers: Awesome MCP Servers - A curated list of Model Context Protocol servers Awesome MCP Servers - A curated list of Model Context Protocol servers - appcypher/awesome-mcp-servers

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Can’t remember typing this gibberish but I’m leaving it anyway. 😂

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Any idea how much it is gonna cost currently?

Home-cooked Software and Barefoot Programmers: Maggie Appleton (Local-First Conf) Speaker: Maggie Appleton, ElicitMachine learning and language models are about to create a golden age of local software, home-cooked apps, and barefoot deve...

Here betting on rapid emergence of home-cooked software in the coming years. A world where the cost of software development goes to zero and a time when people will express themselves in programs.

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What if PDS's can be more than just a server, more than just data, and actually personal?

Wrote a little post about Nostr and ATProto:

shreyanjain.net/2024/07/05/n...

Found out why. It is cryptographically unsafe.

The only rust lthash16 library I could find mentions possible collision by adding the same input to the hash 2^16 times

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I don’t usually read books but I had to impulsively buy this one.

There is not enough stories told about African gods in modern settings.

FB had a post on it.

Why aren't we using this again?

engineering.fb.com/2019/03/01/s...

GitHub - lukechampine/lthash: A homomorphic hash function A homomorphic hash function. Contribute to lukechampine/lthash development by creating an account on GitHub.

When files get chunked in IPFS, there are a number of chunking strategies, dag layouts and parameters that affect the value of the final root CID, making dedup unattainable in a lot of cases.

Homomorphic hashing looks compelling here.

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Finally, I hope we see more implementors of ATProtocol and that we see diverse set of applications beyond micro blogging.

For now, I will try and be active on both BlueSky and Nostr

Zap turned out to be cool even though I initially had reservation about shoe horning cryptocurrency to such project.

ActivityPub fediverse is the least compelling social network to me because it never solved the data ownership issue.

Coming from Twitter and having tried Mastodon, BlueSky and Nostr, BlueSky made the most sense to me. Thanks to my bias towards IPFS type technologies.

Although I'm going to admit there are really compelling aspects of Nostr.