Samuel
@samuel.fm
sneak peak at the public logged out experience!
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David BuchananSo I guess it's showing the What's Hot feed?
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Comfortably NumbWhat is in the timeline for logged out experience?
1 6Samuelwhat's hot
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Kuba Suder 🇵🇱🇺🇦Wait so there is still a bsky-hosted What's Hot feed? I thought they replaced that with Discover
3 6Samueloh it's the same feed, they just renamed it but I will never acknoledge the new name
1 3Kuba Suder 🇵🇱🇺🇦But the new one is personalized somehow, with things mixed in based on your likes or follows or something, right? So in logged out mode they use the same algo and just disable the personalized parts?
1 3SamuelI assume so?
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Natanael, Tech janitorIt might be customized to a particular DID, would be fun if somebody could figure out the details
1 2Samuelit definitely is, you get an auth token that you can decode to get the DID. there's instructions in the feed gen template repo
1 1Natanael, Tech janitorI mean that open one. Is the public feed just unauthed or custom to a specific feed? Like, could they show different things to a brand new user with no customization vs somebody logged out?
1 2Samuelthe open one is just the Discover feed yeah
2 1Kuba Suder 🇵🇱🇺🇦Also, I follow @jaz.bsky.social's What's Hot feed, which I think is a fork of the old pre-Discover What's Hot, and it has very different kind of content 🤔 WH has mostly popular posts about today's events/meme/drama, and Discover is much more random
1Kuba Suder 🇵🇱🇺🇦It's strange, the whats-hot here doesn't seem to include any kind of personalization, but I'm definitely seeing personalized results in Discover - I have an impression that what's running at discover.bsky.social is not actually this but sth else, which is not in the repo: github.com/bluesky-soci...
https://github.com/bluesky-social/atproto/blob/main/packages/bsky/src/feed-gen/whats-hot.ts
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Kuba Suder 🇵🇱🇺🇦Also that file is not exported from here: github.com/bluesky-soci...
3 Comfortably NumbAh cool, makes sense, tnx.
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linuxctAny news regarding being able to read posts without logging in? Many peers are disliking that.
2SamuelIt’s coming soon, unsure when
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P(aul) Frazeerealistically, mid month
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Savitri de SousaIt is said that good things come to those who wait, so I'll try very hard to believe in this saying. Or maybe Santa will lend a hand?😊Keeping my eyes peeled for when Bluesky goes public on the web!
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ddouglas 💎 🇺🇦 🦋 Users must have a way to opt out.
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BSkyPulse They are already visible on many platforms, like Blueskyreader / Ours / Firesky.tv etc etc etc
If you do not want others to see it, do not publish it. Privacy on the internet is an illusion (refers to each and every platform out there).
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Watch every Bluesky post in real-time – filter the firehose
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linuxctWhat are you talking about? I mentioned that my peers dislike the fact that when I share a direct link to a skeet, they cannot read it without logging in. Using 3rd party apps is not contemplated, the use case I was referring about is opening links to skeets from IM apps
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