full-network space efficiency update: bad news: event though 84% of all repos are stale (no activity in 30 days), stale repos only make up 20% of the data in the network. moving them to cheap storage doesn't buy much. good news: the data in network is small?? like sub-1TB, minimal magic needed

"This is what a truly networked movement does. It's more than interoperability between platforms, it's infrastructure for trust, visibility and connection" By a @gainforest.earth user discovering @atproto.com's magic for the first time! 🦋🌱 Their full post: linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7…

So every now and then I will try to post my way into closing that gap and clarifying that neither Bluesky nor the Discover feed define this network. And you shouldn’t need to be an embedded systems engineer to get what you want out of these networks of apps.

If you ever wanted to know how big the Bluesky/atproto network is (records only, no blobs/videos/etc), there is a new, super useful tool in town: -> jetstream.us-east.bsky.network/status?tab=segments ~ 1.7 TB compressed / 8 TB uncompressed

"This is what a truly networked movement does. It's more than interoperability between platforms, it's infrastructure for trust, visibility and connection" By a @gainforest.earth user discovering @atproto.com's magic for the first time! 🦋🌱 Their full post: linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7…

Majority of links are behind paywalls which I get; subscriptions in media are everywhere bc platforms killed distribution. How much traffic data actually translates to reading the article? I open links all the time and then close them bc of the paywall. We are reviving discovery but who’s reading?

got lightrail backfilling over 400 repos/sec for bits, though it's settling closer to 300/s so looking like over 24h for full-network backfill (it's not actually disk- or cpu-bound, this is all limited by scheduling resyncs from enough different PDS hosts concurrently)