Monomarks: link-sharing for internet archaelogists
link-sharing for internet archaelogists
Paper Skygest: Personalized Academic Recommendations on Bluesky
We build, deploy, and evaluate Paper Skygest, a custom personalized social feed for scientific content posted by a user's network on Bluesky and the AT Protocol. We leverage a new capability on emerging decentralized social media platforms: the ability for anyone to build and deploy feeds for other users, to use just as they would a native platform-built feed. To our knowledge, Paper Skygest is the first and largest such continuously deployed personalized social media feed by academics, with over 50,000 weekly uses by over 1,000 daily active users, all organically acquired. First, we quantitatively and qualitatively evaluate Paper Skygest usage, showing that it has sustained usage and satisfies users; we further show adoption of Paper Skygest increases a user's interactions with posts about research, and how interaction rates change as a function of post order. Second, we share our full code and describe our system architecture, to support other academics in building and deploying such feeds sustainably. Third, we overview the potential of custom feeds such as Paper Skygest for studying algorithm designs, building for user agency, and running recommender system experiments with organic users without partnering with a centralized platform.
Moltbook is a social network where 1.5 million AI agents joined. Security teams are not ready for this change. OpenClaw grants shell access and 70% of injection attacks succeed. Firms could be at risk for data breaches.
Moltbook shows rapid demand for AI agents. The security world isn't ready.
www.axios.com#ATScience was absolutely amazing. I can't wait to figure out ways to help get the word out about what was presented and discussed. It really was inspiring! Here are the slides to my talk, which is just a small contribution to the overall effort: berkeley.box.com/s/0sbwg5trp29jby3qiew642uibg8… #AtmosphereConf
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berkeley.box.comalso hitting a few bumps with semble but Donna Haraway’s Situated Knowledges could be a really cool fit here
Yup you see all the aircraft in the area.
Faine Greenwood
can confirm globe.adsbexchange.com?icao=acd5a1
Skimmed the encylical and was repeatedly struck by how shocking (good) it feels to read a coherent institutional vision / strategy for how to maneuver through These Times rooted in common sense and firm principles. We have been intellectually failed and starved by so many other institutions.
Using “BlueSky Elder” as a positive term is such an obvious tell that you’re not actually one Like, those of us who *were* around when it was coined remember how it was so widely mocked that it led to the OP fucking off to Nostr and this site’s first and most famous copypasta
Shiv Ramdas Mens Rice Activist
I have now seen two people say "respect your bluesky elders" unironically since I woke up and look its a public site not a fraternity hazing, ppl need to relax a bit
I built Not Twitter, a Bluesky web client. Tweet, reply, like, retweet, bookmark, view profiles, check notifications, and use DMs. Doing what the everything app can't: Include a bird. Try it NOW: erickrouss.github.io/not-twitter/ #Bluesky #ATProto #WebDev #NotTwitter
I kind of question any interview that doesn’t have a follow up to, “You have to show ID to walk in a restaurant.”
Aaron Rupar
Blanche: "There's a lot of things we can be doing, like voter ID. Every time you walk into a restaurant you have to show ID. How about you have to show your idea to vote? That's not anything that's crazy."
