@perrymetzger Yes, freenet-git already starts there: repo URLs are derived from public keys, and only the matching private key can update them. More generally, identity on Freenet is cryptographic by default. Thereโs more depth here (delegates, ghostkeys), but thatโs the foundation.
@perrymetzger Fair, freenet-git is just the git layer for now. But itโs built on https://t.co/RjQtYPdoPd, a platform designed for radical interoperability: systems and components interoperate by default, so PRs, issues, discussions, wiki/CMS, search, chat, etc. can all compose.
@RousselotSylva1 Victims testified that rapists cited quran versus during their abuse, called them "kuffar" - a derogatory term for non-muslims. The religious element is undeniable.
@Jason@JoshuaBaer Terrible to hear, Josh was one of the first people I got to know when I moved to Austin two decades ago and he was a huge help to me in my career, always helpful and supportive.
I just heard that my friend @JoshuaBaer passed away last night in a plane crash. Josh was one of the first people I got to know when I moved to Austin almost 20 years ago, a terrible loss.
@unclebobmartin I've found Rust's type system works extremely well for agents.
I recently migrated a web UI from Next.js to Dioxus and spend a lot less time in the edit-build-debug loop. Strong static typing gives agents much better feedback when they're wrong.
@m2jr Yes, we created this repo for Claude Code skills which we encourage all contributors to use. Non-coders have used it to create apps on Freenet.
https://t.co/kxtyNS18Sm
@perrymetzger@dhh We've been using AI to estimate value and cost to incoming gh issues for a few months now too. Uses rank ordering (ASAP algorithm) to identify the issues that deliver the most bang for the buck. But need to be careful not to substitute AI judgement for human taste.