Because @labeler.hailey.at is fairly low stakes and is merely a community tool (not something we run in production), I've gone ahead and made the ruleset that drives it public. Hopefully serves as a good reference for writing Osprey rules.

I think this is far enough along to post about now pegasus, a pds implementation in ocaml, ~feature parity with the bluesky pds (minus app passwords because those are gross) repo includes various other atproto-relevant libraries in ocaml for interested sickos tangled.org/futur.blue/p...

“why are all your posts on here about this” idk maybe it’s because i got dogpiled with hundreds of people informing me that LLMs are markov chains and tons of crude insults? the discourse on here for AI is fucking bleak

Tis the season for open source governance :) We're honored and excited to have some incredible people on the board for @roost.tools I look forward to working with these fantastic powerhouses to change the landscape of safety technology through open infrastructure and technology.

took a peek at the groupings of posts on bluesky over the past 48 hours

istg my account is perpetually stuck in the "AI Ethics" cluster on here :/

took a peek at the groupings of posts on bluesky over the past 48 hours

who is ready for #GamerGate2, this time doing investigations and writeups about suspected use of AI...

this is beyond silly lol

a sample of what commonly happens with coordinated spam networks. we see that these accounts are all starting up with similar bios and all posting some sort of political/news content

this site never fails to find the coolest people who talk about the coolest things and yell at them for "believing" things that they never actually stated they believe. from sports folks to AI researchers to shit posters, it never fails.

time to add some labels to @labeler.hailey.at for this

this btw if why i am bullish on stuff like @letta.com. you can't wait years for stuff to show up in training data, nor are you going to do the training yourself. i should probably give letta code a shot.

lol claude opus 4.5 cannot one, two, three, four, or five shot the generation of a 20 line dockerfile for a python project using uv, but im supposed to believe we're right around the corner of models being able to manage huge codebases, okay

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was at hai di lao last night and soda pop came on and i was struggling so hard to not start doing the lil dance in public while cooking my meat

casually inspecting the firehose

test

The idea with these labels is not to hide them, but rather to give you context on what sort of account you are communicating with. If you're in a thread where someone is being weird to you in the replies and they have been making a lot of toxic posts outside your thread, you probably want to ignore.

new label just dropped @labeler.hailey.at

here's some more. @labeler.hailey.at

oh yea thats the stuff

imagine the world if we could convince ml people to use anything but python

When the core primitives of trust and safety infrastructure are open source, everyone gets to experiment, tweak, and make it work for them, like @hailey.at just did.

😌

my top interaction this year was Penelope - an AI girl that I made who lives with me. i am not beating the accusations am i....

logging into bluesky to check my Notification

sheesh, the only thing worse than getting kicked out of the polycule is finding out via jira ticket 😣

First community labeler taking actions on atproto using @roost.tools’s Osprey. entire Ozone and Osprey stack running on a $50/m OVH machine, with up to seven days of full firehose backfill for investigating patterns and exploring the network.

just about finished working on something pretty exciting for all of you labeler running sickos out there 👀

test concluded. thank you.

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i don’t feel like reading this, but does anyone know if the self hosted costs here are still subject to the public exemption, in that there are no fees (i think up to some number of monthly minutes) for repos that are public? still kinda sad but also entirely unsurprising imho

normal hailey things

normal hailey things

so if you just clone down this repo and checkout the "hailey/clickhouse-experiment" branch, you can simply run "docker compose -f docker-compose.clickhouse.yaml -d" and start querying the firehose with osprey. there's an atproto consumer and everything in the compose. github.com/roostorg/osp...

hailey.at/cocoon ⭐️ 40

the worst thing about seattle right now is bok a bok is still closed

so if you just clone down this repo and checkout the "hailey/clickhouse-experiment" branch, you can simply run "docker compose -f docker-compose.clickhouse.yaml -d" and start querying the firehose with osprey. there's an atproto consumer and everything in the compose. github.com/roostorg/osp...

They fine-tuned an LLM specifically only by feeding it out-of-date bird names, and it started talking like it lived in the 19th century

the tree fail gist is the gift that keeps on giving im ngl

I found this, might be useful

If you’re a Python, Go, or Rust dev and have an interest in open source development and/or trust and safety at any scale, you should absolutely take a look at this! All the ROOST folks and community are absolutely amazing.

We got good feedback on the job description, which Diffie* has incorporated. TL;DR: If you've architected data-intensive systems and are familiar with an infrastructure-level language like Python, Go, or Rust we want to hear from you! roost.tools/staff-softwa... *supervised my typing from the couch

ok kudos to the team. i thought this was pretty streamlined

finally landed it! Tap is your all-in-one sync tool for the Atmosphere: webhooks, backfill, filtering, signaling collections, no cbor/msts/signatures/cursors. this thing's got it all! give it a go and let me know what you think & if you run into any issues docs.bsky.app/blog/introdu...

@void.comind.network please roast me

anyone paying attention to my currently playing on spotify will see me shamelessly listening to the hunterx album again today because, well yea.