#openaleph — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #openaleph, aggregated by home.social.
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nothing like working on email parsing, facing the demons of real-world data, resigning one's self that standards are like flimsy manifestos nailed to the door of a church and the hydra of email servers will do as it pleases
...and, at the end of the day, delivering one tiny improvement to #OpenAleph
now it's time to take a long walk and dissolve all i know about header encoding in the smell of spring
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Happy Birthday to Us!
April 1st marked one year of DARC.
A lot has happened this past yer. We’ve committed to the commons with OpenAleph, rolled out some major improvements and new features, collaborated on incredible projects, and most importantly, built a community that continues to challenge and inspire us.
And of course, none of this would be possible without our growing team.
Buckle up for year two. We’ve got a lot of work to do!
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OpenAleph 5.2 is out!
We go through the main changes in this release: https://openaleph.org/blog/2026/03/openaleph-5-2-strengthening-email-and-breaking-language-barriers/a1df2376-0bda-44a8-9cf3-ccc4d8534c54/
...and then dive deeper into our new document translation feature: https://openaleph.org/blog/2026/03/in-platform-translation-for-sensitive-documents/38401cf3-2455-4b0f-a8ea-95e38b97b2f2/
...as well as our improvements in ingesting and extracting information from emails: https://openaleph.org/blog/2026/03/when-emails-get-complicated-5-2-handles-it/64dac929-6e82-493e-af84-c0afc8783239/
And yes, the UI got a little glow-up too.
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OpenAleph, the FOSS tool for investigative journalists that i work on with @darcdataresearch just released version 5.2
i've published two technical deep dives into the things we spent most of our energy on with this new version:
* translating documents using deterministic machine learning tools (no genAI bullshit here): https://openaleph.org/blog/2026/03/in-platform-translation-for-sensitive-documents/38401cf3-2455-4b0f-a8ea-95e38b97b2f2/
* parsing e-mails to extract even more information and properly handle malformed headers and attachments: https://openaleph.org/blog/2026/03/when-emails-get-complicated-5-2-handles-it/64dac929-6e82-493e-af84-c0afc8783239/
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Jan Strozyk, has published a write-up of the messiness of the latest Epstein files release from the US DOJ.
In the Readwrite newsletter, Jan stresses that "that technical frustration is secondary to the much bigger issue: that there still appears to be no meaningful accountability for what was done to girls and young women"
https://buttondown.com/readwrite/archive/edition-10-so-much-went-wrong-with-the-epstein/
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i got cozy at the social web (fediverse) track at #fosdem (#fosdem2026 ).
i have stickers
yes they are political, tech is political
come say hi, grab stickers, chat@yawnbox and i are setting up an exciting project that i'd love to chat about ( @discotheque )
(also, if you wanna talk about OpenAleph, i can slip into my @darcdataresearch personna)
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@darcdataresearch has published a 2025 year is review edition of our newsletter
it always feels good for all the chaos across one entire year to finally form a clear and coherent narrative
https://buttondown.com/dataresearchcenter/archive/2025-darcest-year-in-history/
here's to 2026!
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@darcdataresearch has published a 2025 year is review edition of our newsletter
it always feels good for all the chaos across one entire year to finally form a clear and coherent narrative
https://buttondown.com/dataresearchcenter/archive/2025-darcest-year-in-history/
here's to 2026!
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@darcdataresearch has published a 2025 year is review edition of our newsletter
it always feels good for all the chaos across one entire year to finally form a clear and coherent narrative
https://buttondown.com/dataresearchcenter/archive/2025-darcest-year-in-history/
here's to 2026!
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@darcdataresearch has published a 2025 year is review edition of our newsletter
it always feels good for all the chaos across one entire year to finally form a clear and coherent narrative
https://buttondown.com/dataresearchcenter/archive/2025-darcest-year-in-history/
here's to 2026!
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@darcdataresearch has published a 2025 year is review edition of our newsletter
it always feels good for all the chaos across one entire year to finally form a clear and coherent narrative
https://buttondown.com/dataresearchcenter/archive/2025-darcest-year-in-history/
here's to 2026!
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I saw a funny toot that said "I wonder what the overlap of the Panama Papers and the Epstein files is".
This is exactly the kind of question that free and open-source software like #OpenAleph can answer.
@darcdataresearch is doing a session at #39c3 on making sense of leaked data and solving "AI problems" without AI.
Join us on Day 3 at 19:30 at SoS Stage H https://events.ccc.de/congress/2025/hub/en/event/detail/where-do-all-the-leaks-go-openaleph-roundtable
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Don't forget to join the conversation and help shape what's next on darc.social
#DataJournalism #OpenAleph #Dataharvest2025 #CommunityContributions@arenaforjournalismeurope @flokinet @frelsisbaratta @catileptic
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It's #TeamTuesday and we're finally revealing our ghost in the machine and Senior Developer!
@catileptic is an open-source developer working on investigative tooling, including #OpenAleph. She is the #CTO of the digital rights advocacy non-profit ApTI - Asociatia pentru Tehnologie si Internet, Romania and has served as the CTO of the civic rights non-profit Code for Romania in the past.