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Normally I’m not that interested in reporting on news coming from OpenAI, but today is a little different – the company launched SearchGPT, a search engine that’s supposed to rival Google, but at the same time, they’re also kind of not launching a search engine that’s supposed to rival Google. What? We’re testing SearchGPT, a prototype of new search features designed to combine the strength of our AI models with information from the web to give you fast and timely answers with clear and relevant sources. We’re launching to a small group of users and publishers to get feedback. While this prototype is temporary, we plan to integrate the best of these features directly into ChatGPT in the future. If you’re interested in trying the prototype, sign up for the waitlist. ↫ OpenAI website Basically, before adding a more traditional web-search like feature set to ChatGPT, the company is first breaking them out into a separate, temporary product that users can test, before parts of it will be integrated into OpenAI’s main ChatGPT product. It’s an interesting approach, and with just how stupidly popular and hyped ChatGPT is, I’m sure they won’t have any issues assembling a large enough pool of testers. OpenAI claims SearchGPT will be different from, say, Google or AltaVista, by employing a conversation-style interface with real-time results from the web. Sources for search results will be clearly marked – good – and additional sources will be presented in a sidebar. True to the ChatGPT-style user interface, you can keep “talking” after hitting a result to refine your search further. I may perhaps betray my still relatively modest age, but do people really want to “talk” to a machine to search the web? Any time I’ve ever used one of these chatbot-style user interfaces -including ChatGPT – I find them cumbersome and frustrating, like they’re just adding an obtuse layer between me and the computer, and that I’d rather just be instructing the computer directly. Why try and verbally massage a stupid autocomplete into finding a link to an article I remember from a few days ago, instead of just typing in a few quick keywords? I am more than willing to concede I’m just out of touch with what people really want, so maybe this really is the future of search. I hope I can just always disable nonsense like this and just throw keywords at the problem.

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In this post I explain how you can have persistent connections to Redis using Async::Redis client inside Sidekiq and why it doesn’t work by default. There are some basic explanations of how Async and Sidekiq work and some source code.

Next Generation Internet (NGI) funding has
enabled substantial development of F-Droid – with the support of NGI grants
via NLnet, F-Droid is now better at protecting users’
privacy, is leading the way on
security-enhancing ‘reproducible
builds’ for mobile
applications and gives users more choice on where they download them
from.

The positive impact of NGI extends to numerous free and open source software
(FOSS) mobile apps that you can download on F-Droid: Organic
Maps,
Funkwhale and
DAVx⁵ are just a few
personal favourites of mine among dozens that have benefited from NGI’s
support.

However, NGI’s future is no longer certain. The initiative may soon be
subject to cuts to its own funding, which would have repercussions for the
vibrant FOSS ecosystem that it supports. It is against this backdrop that I
sign the following open letter, started by Les Petites
Singularités, on behalf of F-Droid.
I encourage you share the letter further so that, as a united FOSS
community, we can make a compelling appeal for NGI’s future.

The European Union must keep funding free software

Open Letter to the European Commission

Since 2020, Next Generation Internet (NGI) programmes,
part of European Commission’s Horizon programme, fund free software in
Europe using a cascade funding mechanism (see for example NLnet’s
calls). This year, according to the
Horizon Europe working draft detailing funding programmes for 2025, we
notice that Next Generation Internet is not mentioned any more as part of
Cluster 4.

NGI programmes have shown their strength and importance to supporting the
European software infrastructure, as a generic funding instrument to fund
digital commons and ensure their long-term sustainability. We find this
transformation incomprehensible, moreover when NGI has proven efficient and
economical to support free software as a whole, from the smallest to the
most established initiatives. This ecosystem diversity backs the strength
of European technological innovation, and maintaining the NGI initiative to
provide structural support to software projects at the heart of worldwide
innovation is key to enforce the sovereignty of a European infrastructure.
Contrary to common perception, technical innovations often originate from
European rather than North American programming communities, and are mostly
initiated by small-scaled organizations.

Previous Cluster 4 allocated 27 million euros to:

• “Human centric Internet aligned with values and principles commonly shared
  in Europe”;
• “A flourishing internet, based on common building blocks created within
  NGI, that enables better control of our digital life”;
• “A structured ecosystem of talented contributors driving the creation of
  new internet commons and the evolution of existing internet commons”.

In the name of these challenges, more than 500 projects received NGI funding
in the first 5 years, backed by 18 organisations managing these European
funding consortia.

NGI contributes to a vast ecosystem, as most of its budget is allocated to
fund third parties by the means of open calls, to structure commons that
cover the whole Internet scope – from hardware to application, operating
systems, digital identities or data traffic supervision. This third-party
funding is not renewed in the current program, leaving many projects short
on resources for research and innovation in Europe.

Moreover, NGI allows exchanges and collaborations across all the Euro zone countries as well as “widening countries”,¹ currently both a success and an ongoing progress, likewise the Erasmus programme before us.
NGI also contributes to opening and supporting longer relationships than strict project funding does.
It encourages implementing projects funded as pilots, backing collaboration, identification and reuse of common elements across projects, interoperability in identification systems and beyond, and setting up development models that mix diverse scales and types of European funding schemes.

While the USA, China or Russia deploy huge public and private resources to
develop software and infrastructure that massively capture private consumer
data, the EU can’t afford this renunciation. Free and open source software,
as supported by NGI since 2020, is by design the opposite of potential
vectors for foreign interference. It lets us keep our data local and favors
a community-wide economy and know-how, while allowing an international
collaboration.

This is all the more essential in the current geopolitical context: the
challenge of technological sovereignty is central, and free software allows
to address it while acting for peace and sovereignty in the digital world as
a whole.

1. As defined by Horizon Europe, widening Member States are Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Lituania, Malta, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia.
Widening associated countries (under condition of an association agreement) include Albania, Armenia, Bosnia, Feroe Islands, Georgia, Kosovo, Moldavia, Montenegro, Morocco, North Macedonia, Serbia, Tunisia, Turkey and Ukraine.
Widening overseas regions are: Guadeloupe, French Guyana, Martinique, Reunion Island, Mayotte, Saint-Martin, The Azores, Madeira, the Canary Islands.