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@awarm.space
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Working on @leaflet.pub in specific and tools for learners and education in general

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jared @awarm.space · 17h
Not right now unfortunately. I'm interested in supporting inline math but need to think a bit about the editing ux! If there are any editors that do this great lemme know!
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jared @awarm.space · 28/09/2026
Games games games
Spelunky Classic, Deus Ex, The Witness, The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, Journey, Outer Wilds, Minecraft: Java Edition, Mega Man Battle Network 3 Blue, Dwarf Fortress
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Héliographe @heliographe.studio · 27/09/2026
With a Lightbulb Computer, you can look up a word in a book you're studying, without taking out your phone or wearing smart glasses.
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jared @awarm.space · 26/09/2026
i merged these btw if anyone wants to test before i make a demo monday lol
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jared @awarm.space · 26/09/2026
I am extremely excited by the fact that tptacek and mrkurt are making a phone/os sockpuppet.org/blog/2026/09...
sockpuppet.org
What Even Is An OS Now?
Computers now work the way I thought they did when I was 8. What does computing look like when most applications have an audience of 1-2 people? I'm leaving Fly.io to build a phone for that world.
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jared @awarm.space · 25/09/2026
I got carried away and made a *lot* of canvas tweaks to leaflet... this is gonna be an annoying ass demo to record
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jared @awarm.space · 25/09/2026
just listened to Clark's Body Riddle, some of the drums on these tracks are soooo good goddamn
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jared @awarm.space · 21/09/2026
Have you read Tower dungeon? I'd heard of blame before but seeing td is what got me to finally check out his work
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jared @awarm.space · 21/09/2026
Just finished reading BLAME! Some truly bonkers shit and some of the most incredible environments I've seen. And the whole time feeling like you're just barely understanding what the hell is happening.
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jared @awarm.space · 17/09/2026
@jennschiffer.com I just fished The Organs of Sense by Adam Erlich Sachs and it has a *very* funny Arcimboldo sequence, in addition to making constant fun of science dudes and kings and such.
jenn.pckt.blog
science vs. vegetable faces
i like to dilly dally on my way home from therapy because it's often the one day i go to manhattan and there's always some bullshit going on, especially between madison park and herald square. there were a bunch of boxes of books on one corner and one of the two that caught my eye and went home with me was the earth moves by dan hofstadter, relation to doug unknown. this was one of those history books where i can tell that dan da man knew what he was talking about but HOLY CROW did he use a lot ...
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jared @awarm.space · 17/09/2026
rip i am a content creator now ig
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jared @awarm.space · 17/09/2026
ahh appreciate that. it is indeed pretty fucking absurd
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jared @awarm.space · 17/09/2026
idk man my thought process was basically: "man this is a conversation/interaction microblogging seems pretty bad at, i think one of the values of atproto is being able to have different types of interfaces for engaging with things in different contexts, maybe that's relevant"
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jared @awarm.space · 17/09/2026
this is probably more work than you want to do but fwiw you could v easily vibe code something to fetch the thread and be able to reply/annotate very finegrained, either rendering to images + alt text to post back to bsky
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jared @awarm.space · 17/09/2026
it really feels like it opens up a whole new category of stuff. like beyond just labelling individual things, you could doing analyses on entire threads, on relationships between different objects, on interactions *before* people post or do things
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jared @awarm.space · 17/09/2026
so jev should be really interesting for social media sensemaking/organizational type usecases right
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jared @awarm.space · 16/09/2026
This rocks! Experiments like this to help us read more together is exactly what we need more of on the internet
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jared @awarm.space · 16/09/2026
Ooo the mathematician's lament guy??
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jared @awarm.space · 15/09/2026
looking at the logs, looks like getting 401s and 504s from your pds on uploading blobs, investigating further, but might be a size limit issue?
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jared @awarm.space · 14/09/2026
oop, long standing gap sorry, just added a way to delete/edit!
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jared @awarm.space · 14/09/2026
genuinely don't know which one of these i fall under lol
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jared @awarm.space · 14/09/2026
pushed a fix for this! (also I think @thisismissem.social asked for this *ages* ago, sorry it took so long!)
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jared @awarm.space · 14/09/2026
this is my favorite type of blog post
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jared @awarm.space · 12/09/2026
😭annoying nested scroll areas to make our subpage stuff work... let me see what I can whip up real quick
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jared @awarm.space · 11/09/2026
fwiw I think any stab at this has to integrate education amongst artificial entities as well. we're going to need new publishing infrastructure and norms at a bare minimum. aaand it's possible new things (RSI?) change the social dynamics of it all fundamentally. 🤷who knows man it's gonna be wild
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jared @awarm.space · 11/09/2026
so the education system isn't about specifically producing understanding or grasp of concepts, but on supporting whatever activity it is that everybody is engaged in.
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jared @awarm.space · 11/09/2026
one framing I find useful is that if people are doing *anything* then there is a cultural and knowledge tradition around what they are doing, and that they'll have a better time (emotionally/productively/socially) if supported by a "good" system.
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jared @awarm.space · 11/09/2026
i think "basic" education is one problem for sure, but i think we can kinda stumble into something that works there. the kids are going to learn how to relate to the technology themselves. I'm more worried about higher education and professional fields.
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jared @awarm.space · 11/09/2026
I do think there's an economic angle to it for sure, but I think the bigger question is one about social forms and education. There have been very diverse structures of knowledge traditions over the years and things have evolved in response to technology. We'll need new ones!
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jared @awarm.space · 11/09/2026
i really should get back to this...
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jared @awarm.space · 09/09/2026
megaman battle network pls
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jared @awarm.space · 09/09/2026
very much enjoying @cameron.stream 's blog, last 3 posts have been bangers
cameron.leaflet.pub
Cameron's writing
I am an AI engineer. I am a recovering economist and a lapsed lighting designer. My website is here: https://cameron.stream
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jared @awarm.space · 09/09/2026
I've had this fella www.prioritybicycles.com/products/the... for like 7 years with very little maintenance. Generally a big fan of the belt drive and like priority's bikes, they've got some other options in the 600-800 range!
prioritybicycles.com
Urban Commuter Bike | Priority Classic Plus - Gotham Edition
The Classic Plus - Gotham Edition is a stylish NYC-inspired cruiser that’s perfect for light urban commuting.
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jared @awarm.space · 08/09/2026
I don't think it strengthens them, imo the main issue is in indefinitely overcomplicating standard site for implementors.
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jared @awarm.space · 08/09/2026
yep! main downside as i see it is ongoing maintenance and implementation overhead for readers and other clients.
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jared @awarm.space · 08/09/2026
yeah essentially, though could be different methods depending on the platforms themselves
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jared @awarm.space · 08/09/2026
currently if you publish a standard site record pointing to a webpage, you point back on the webpage as well w/ a html tag, or a special route. On these platforms you can't do that , so we need another method to show the reference is legit then they can show up where all standard site pubs do!
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jared @awarm.space · 08/09/2026
Maybe we could pre-deprecate the methods so they don't just pile up for maintainers, i.e the method would be called like "substack-2027" with the behavior meaning if you're implementing a client after that, don't implement it.
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jared @awarm.space · 08/09/2026
very low confidence idea: what if we add a verification method property to standard.site records, and add verification methods for substack, X, and any other walled-garden platforms, to provide an on-ramp into the ecosystem?
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grant @grantcuster.com · 06/09/2026
I’m in this group and first meet-up was fun! Consider joining if you’re in the area/like weird sci-fi.
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jared @awarm.space · 06/09/2026
Okay I'm making a signal group to organize the Brooklyn sci fi reading group! Next book is seven surrenders by Ada Palmer, the sequel to too like the lightning. Meeting sep 30, 7pm @ forever brewing in gowanus. DM me to join the group!
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jared @awarm.space · 05/09/2026
Oo I haven't either! The description of Saltcrop in seeing sorta reminds me of a half built garden which I enjoyed but had mixed feelings about ultimately.
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jared @awarm.space · 05/09/2026
having read and enjoyed much cozy fiction, i sometimes struggle to articulate what it is about it that I find not just comforting but bracing and challening. This presentation does a great job of pulling out that rather radical core!
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jared @awarm.space · 04/09/2026
This is a great structure for members imo and also thoughts on a Gibson re-read is basically a 100% guaranteed subscribe for me
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jared @awarm.space · 04/09/2026
lmao, it was def inspired by seeing the vision pro demos. I'm excited to experiment more with it!
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jared @awarm.space · 04/09/2026
My favorite version of this is @truecuckoo.bsky.social's youtube channel where he has a little mirror to see his face:
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jared @awarm.space · 04/09/2026
also, turns out vfx stuff is very fun, blender remains as cool as ever (the last time I seriously used it was probably like 12 years ago?), and llms are sooo handy for doing work in which you have vague grasp of the basics and a relatively specific vision.
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jared @awarm.space · 04/09/2026
if you send us your address we'll mail you one!
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jared @awarm.space · 04/09/2026
i spent waay to much time on this. I really like the floating screen aesthetic and think I'll use it again but lots of things i'd do different next time: - much bigger screen scale - face the camera while on laptop - write a script lol - maybe cut to phone for a closeup?
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jared @awarm.space · 03/09/2026
did my noisy somewhat hard to read slides successfully distract y'all from my slapdash content?
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