Comment on Ch.at – A lightweight LLM chat service accessible through HTTP, SSH, DNS and APIComments−zaik1yIt seems like the only internet protocols they didn't implement were the ones designed for chat. How could they forget about IRC, XMPP and SIP?−bravesoul21yNo SOAP, CORBA, WAP or RS232 interfaces either.−nosioptar1yLousy infidels snubbed the almighty telnet as well.−mannyv1yTn3270 FTW!−evbogue1yThis is because when an account generates text in a chatroom it is generally referred to as a "bot".−progval1yThey can create chatrooms dynamically so no one but the user will see them.−evbogue1yThat's wise, but how will the user protect against the host in those protos?−progval1yProtect against the host doing what?−etaioinshrdlu1yThese can definitely be added−precommunicator1yOr IP over Avian Carriers or HTCPCP−hkt1yI'd love a deltachat bot too..−anthk1yIt's trivial to bind a text output with socat to a mail account or IRC with ii.−urbandw311er1yGreat observation−stephenlf1ySMTP!
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It seems like the only internet protocols they didn't implement were the ones designed for chat. How could they forget about IRC, XMPP and SIP?
No SOAP, CORBA, WAP or RS232 interfaces either.
Lousy infidels snubbed the almighty telnet as well.
Tn3270 FTW!
This is because when an account generates text in a chatroom it is generally referred to as a "bot".
They can create chatrooms dynamically so no one but the user will see them.
That's wise, but how will the user protect against the host in those protos?
Protect against the host doing what?
These can definitely be added
Or IP over Avian Carriers or HTCPCP
I'd love a deltachat bot too..
It's trivial to bind a text output with socat to a mail account or IRC with ii.
Great observation
SMTP!