I sent an email to the Apollo developer gently probing interest in adapting Apollo to be Reddit-like agnostic through changing the proxy server to return {type: āNotImplementedā} for capabilities...
I sent an email to the Apollo developer gently probing interest in adapting Apollo to be Reddit-like agnostic through changing the proxy server to return {type: āNotImplementedā} for capabilities that donāt exist on other platforms and handling it in the client accordingly.
Iām trying to delete my old Reddit account but I managed to stuff the credentials into Apollo and now I canāt extricate them for a web client session. Bleh-whoopsie.
Spez seems like a litigious turd, who will try haunting Christian, for showing heās a lying sociopath. No idea what he can do to Christian off the top of my head, but Iāve dealt with Spezā type...
Spez seems like a litigious turd, who will try haunting Christian, for showing heās a lying sociopath.
No idea what he can do to Christian off the top of my head, but Iāve dealt with Spezā type often and they tend to be delusional and unhinged.
Hard to hunt a successful ex-Apple engineer in Canada who is prosperous enough to not only turn a profit on Apollo but also reasonably sane to seek competent legal aid when needed. Christian Selig...
Hard to hunt a successful ex-Apple engineer in Canada who is prosperous enough to not only turn a profit on Apollo but also reasonably sane to seek competent legal aid when needed.
Christian Selig will be fine in all this. Of all the affected parties who got rear ended by Redditās flimsy excuse of āpreventing LLM training on Reddit dataā (absurd because scraping public websites is old hat) heās probably the strongest.
While I understand what youāre saying, the bitter and vengeful type is difficult to prepare for. And when I said haunting, from job experience thereās little you can prepare for when the other...
While I understand what youāre saying, the bitter and vengeful type is difficult to prepare for. And when I said haunting, from job experience thereās little you can prepare for when the other person is willing to burn their resources to make a point.
I hope Huffman isn't a petty creep and has other distractions that prevents such, but hey, with the maladaptive Musk serving as an unfortunate Silicon Valley "wannabe archetype" for many...
I hope Huffman isn't a petty creep and has other distractions that prevents such, but hey, with the maladaptive Musk serving as an unfortunate Silicon Valley "wannabe archetype" for many """leaders""", what you worry about is a reasonable concern and I want to acknowledge that, not dismiss it utterly like I did earlier.
I would urge you not to route everything through a everything-site domain! As a matter of trust, I could not bring myself to throw all of my (necessarily) unencrypted credentials and traffic and...
I would urge you not to route everything through a everything-site domain! As a matter of trust, I could not bring myself to throw all of my (necessarily) unencrypted credentials and traffic and data through somebody's webapp: beside the trust problem, there's also the issue of security - that's a lot of traffic flowing through one person's Vercel app.
Instead, normalizing the different sites to an "everything" API would be much better handled locally in ex. Java.
I generally find the idea great. But I'm kinda conflicted on the idea of the Middleware. It seems to me like another external service you'd depend on, on the one hand i like that i can selfhost...
I generally find the idea great.
But I'm kinda conflicted on the idea of the Middleware. It seems to me like another external service you'd depend on, on the one hand i like that i can selfhost it.
Or am i missing something and the api translation could work on device without the service?
Currently it's only able to be (optionally self) hosted, but if we get a decent node server up and running on Android it can be done on the device itself.
Currently it's only able to be (optionally self) hosted, but if we get a decent node server up and running on Android it can be done on the device itself.
This sounds like a pretty interesting idea, hoping that at one point an everything client will be made for iOS so I can try this out. Would be nice to have one awesome app that could integrate...
This sounds like a pretty interesting idea, hoping that at one point an everything client will be made for iOS so I can try this out. Would be nice to have one awesome app that could integrate with both Tildes and Kbin.
This is like when I explain to students that a human with lots of paper is Turning Complete. It just never occurs to them that, yeah, they're universal. A browser is a (nearly) universal app for...
This is like when I explain to students that a human with lots of paper is Turning Complete. It just never occurs to them that, yeah, they're universal. A browser is a (nearly) universal app for the web.
I'm open to working with any developer, with an existing Reddit app that would like to "port" it, or would like to build a new app with compatibility, so feel free to spread the word!
I'm open to working with any developer, with an existing Reddit app that would like to "port" it, or would like to build a new app with compatibility, so feel free to spread the word!
Trying the Alpha right now - how does one login and authenticate with existing accounts? Edit: reading through the dev's Reddit post... It seems like there're no account sign-ins atm. You can...
Trying the Alpha right now - how does one login and authenticate with existing accounts?
Edit: reading through the dev's Reddit post... It seems like there're no account sign-ins atm. You can still navigate through subs by using the browse/goto option.
If Infinity for Everything allows me to interact with my primary online/social networks it'll be an easy migration over.
The Everything protocol is a pretty great idea. I might have to take a look š
I just got my beeper account, so having this would be awesome!
I've been a Beeper user myself for probably a couple years now, so perhaps that's where the inspiration came from!
I sent an email to the Apollo developer gently probing interest in adapting Apollo to be Reddit-like agnostic through changing the proxy server to return
{type: āNotImplementedā}for capabilities that donāt exist on other platforms and handling it in the client accordingly.Iām trying to delete my old Reddit account but I managed to stuff the credentials into Apollo and now I canāt extricate them for a web client session. Bleh-whoopsie.
Did you ever hear back? I would love for Christian to take Apollo to a new platform
I have not. It was a long shot š
Spez seems like a litigious turd, who will try haunting Christian, for showing heās a lying sociopath.
No idea what he can do to Christian off the top of my head, but Iāve dealt with Spezā type often and they tend to be delusional and unhinged.
Hard to hunt a successful ex-Apple engineer in Canada who is prosperous enough to not only turn a profit on Apollo but also reasonably sane to seek competent legal aid when needed.
Christian Selig will be fine in all this. Of all the affected parties who got rear ended by Redditās flimsy excuse of āpreventing LLM training on Reddit dataā (absurd because scraping public websites is old hat) heās probably the strongest.
While I understand what youāre saying, the bitter and vengeful type is difficult to prepare for. And when I said haunting, from job experience thereās little you can prepare for when the other person is willing to burn their resources to make a point.
I hope Huffman isn't a petty creep and has other distractions that prevents such, but hey, with the maladaptive Musk serving as an unfortunate Silicon Valley "wannabe archetype" for many """leaders""", what you worry about is a reasonable concern and I want to acknowledge that, not dismiss it utterly like I did earlier.
I would urge you not to route everything through a
everything-sitedomain! As a matter of trust, I could not bring myself to throw all of my (necessarily) unencrypted credentials and traffic and data through somebody's webapp: beside the trust problem, there's also the issue of security - that's a lot of traffic flowing through one person's Vercel app.Instead, normalizing the different sites to an "everything" API would be much better handled locally in ex. Java.
There is potential to do this locally, but there's also the option to self-host.
I generally find the idea great.
But I'm kinda conflicted on the idea of the Middleware. It seems to me like another external service you'd depend on, on the one hand i like that i can selfhost it.
Or am i missing something and the api translation could work on device without the service?
Currently it's only able to be (optionally self) hosted, but if we get a decent node server up and running on Android it can be done on the device itself.
This sounds like a pretty interesting idea, hoping that at one point an everything client will be made for iOS so I can try this out. Would be nice to have one awesome app that could integrate with both Tildes and Kbin.
Right now I've got the nearest think possible to an everything client.
My mobile browser, Firefox.
This is like when I explain to students that a human with lots of paper is Turning Complete. It just never occurs to them that, yeah, they're universal. A browser is a (nearly) universal app for the web.
Has there been a formal proof on this? Only half-jokingā¦
It's like a browser loading a browser inside a browser
I'm open to working with any developer, with an existing Reddit app that would like to "port" it, or would like to build a new app with compatibility, so feel free to spread the word!
@efraimbart what would be the best way to get in touch with you about this project ?
Discord? Really any method is fine.
Feel free to dm me here, though I may not see it for a while due to lack of push notifications.
Trying the Alpha right now - how does one login and authenticate with existing accounts?
Edit: reading through the dev's Reddit post... It seems like there're no account sign-ins atm. You can still navigate through subs by using the browse/goto option.
If Infinity for Everything allows me to interact with my primary online/social networks it'll be an easy migration over.
Dawn for Everything has landed: https://www.reddit.com/r/everything_gripe/comments/14rbyq0/dawn_for_everything/