@Firesphere
> It's a good idea, but I won't trust any personal information to an explicitly AI-build project
Seems like a better way to build something like this would be to start with a general-purpose AP server, like Bonfire or Emissary, and build it as a front-end on that server core. That massively reduces the work and complexity of creating a new fediverse app, and allows the dev to focus on the UX they want to create.
@lightweight @bonfire @ivan @mayel @benpate
@strypey @Firesphere @lightweight @ivan @mayel @Bonfire
Yeah, I still have a LinkedIn account, but I’m pretty turned off by the idea of a “professional” network. Which makes stuff like this an uphill climb (that’s BEFORE hearing that it’s vibe coded LOL)
But a “job board on the Fediverse” might make sense. I’ve seen the #GetFediHired hashtag a bunch. Do you think there’d be interest in making that a little more structured?
@benpate @strypey @Firesphere @lightweight @ivan @mayel @Bonfire I liked the early days of LinkedIn before Microsoft bought it. It was more about networking and not just ads and job listings. Of course, I also miss lively mail-lists and Usenet groups. #old
@lwriemen
> It was more about networking and not just ads and job listings
Can you expand on what you mean by "networking" here, and the value it provided for you?
@benpate @Firesphere @lightweight @ivan @mayel @Bonfire