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I've been chronicling my development of a custom feed that doesn't rely on SkyFeed. You basically publish a record to the network that says "hit me on this URL if u want posts," then you have a service serving the posts. Here's an example: feeds.mnem0.synology.me/xrpc/app.bsk...
feeds.mnem0.synology.mefeeds.mnem0.synology.me
Extremely little. Point a WebSocket to a public URL with no authentication. Have a few gigabytes of throughput per day. docs.bsky.app/docs/advance...
docs.bsky.appFirehose | BlueskyOne of the core primitives of the AT Protocol that underlies Bluesky is the
I am using a client provided by this package: github.com/kcchu/atprot...
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I've been doing updates irregularly on this thread: bsky.app/profile/fros...
is just taking the whole-ass firehose your only option for making a feed, is there seriously no way to register as an observer for specific types of records