If everyone is on one server (remains to be seen), and all the bots blindly trust it because they are cheap and lazy, what the hell is the point?
I wonder if a rewrite of this in C++ would even bump further the performance and optimise the overall system.
>Jetstream is a streaming service that consumes an AT Proto com.atproto.sync.subscribeRepos stream and converts it into lightweight, friendly JSON.
So let me get this straight. if you did want to run Jetstream yourself you'd still need to be able to handle the 232 GB/day of bandwidth?
This always has been my issue with Bluesky/AT Protocol, For all the talk about their protocol being federated, It really doesn't seem realistic for anyone to run any of the infrastructure themselves. You're always going to be reliant on a big player that has the capital to keep everything running smoothly. At this point I don't really see how it's any different then being on any of the old centralized social media.
The firehose is all public data going into the network right?
Isn't that pretty tiny for a worldwide social network?
And the fact one country can cause a 10x surge in traffic also suggests its worldwide footprint must be tiny...
Introduce your jargon before expositing, please.
SSE Benefits: Standard HTTP protocol, Built-in gzip compression, Simpler client implementation