Reposted by ⏧atproto.nyc @atproto.nyc · 25/07/2026we've shared previously that we were planning another community day for August 22nd at @recurse.com, here are the details! more to come soon on talks and workshops 👀blog.atproto.nycatproto.nyc community day 2026Join us on Saturday, Aug 22nd at the Recurse Center in Brooklyn to learn, hack, and build with the AT Protocol! 06323
Reposted by ⏧Jasmine @jsmnk.bsky.social · 21/06/2026just like no comments in code is a sign of good code, there shouldn't be a need for tooltips on an application with good design 011
Reposted by ⏧Chris 𓅨 @bigjuncofan.bsky.social · 12/02/2026Of course I know him. We were both part of the vast interconnected web of life together. 025234
Reposted by ⏧snowpost @snowpo.st · 05/02/2026picking up work here a little, starting with polishing the markdown editor! 031
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 07/11/2025you'll have to excuse me; I was pondering the significance of the moments 0120
Reposted by ⏧brendan @schlage.town · 06/11/2025> Calvino then takes a sharp detour into topology. > Reading is strength training for labyrinth-solving. great post! 071
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 29/10/2025for spooky season this year I wrote about Italo Calvino's remarkable 1967 lecture "Cybernetics and Ghosts", wherein he speculates about whether a machine could ever write great literature. joelgustafson.com/posts/2025-1...joelgustafson.comThe Orientation GameJoel Gustafson 0238
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 10/10/2025is there a reason why pyflakes feels like 10x slower than typescript 030
Reposted by ⏧Chenoe Hart @chenoehart.bsky.social · 02/10/2025Found some content for something I’m learning about that was written ~10yr ago on a blog, and it’s weird how it now seems slightly quaint and old-fashioned to read. There’s a sense of luxury to how it assumes you have a long attention span, and it’s sad that people don’t anymore. 0122
Reposted by ⏧Boris @bmann.ca · 28/09/2025ATProto OAuth libraries forked and patched to work with Cloudflare Workers 1295
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 11/09/2025i like how in math you get to say "consider a function f from... etc" without any preamble and other mathematicians just have to consider it 0121
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 01/09/2025taking a deep breath before upgrading zig-ipld to Zig 0.15's new i/o interface 010
Reposted by ⏧Atmosphere Community @atmosphere.community · 22/08/2025@syntacrobat.xyz presenting snowpo.stsnowpo.stSnowpost 192
Reposted by ⏧Atmosphere Community @atmosphere.community · 22/08/2025@syntacrobat.xyz presenting aurora.ndimensional.xyzaurora.ndimensional.xyzAurora 152
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 07/08/2025finally wrote a short post about how the "spatial feed" works in Aurora! the spatial feed shows you posts, in real-time, from the neighborhood you're looking at. it's a brand new kind of discovery interface! 610821
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 01/08/2025✨ new blog post from me and @raymond.bsky.social: "serializable transactions for peer-to-peer databases" we describe "eventually consistent rollback", a new way of handling conflicts in concurrent database transactions. ECR gives you atomicity and serializability, but not finality. 2181
Reposted by ⏧David Buchanan @retr0.id · 30/07/2025I bring a sort of "I will not add your bin dir to my PATH" vibe that curl|bash installers don't really like 1024010
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 17/07/2025is there anything interesting to be done with MQTT in the atproto world? 121
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 16/07/2025wikipedia pages with soothing auras en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shades_...en.wikipedia.orgShades of white - Wikipedia 0110
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 13/07/2025this now actually sorts posts by time for arbitrary spatial queries, which i didn't think was possible at first 1387
Reposted by ⏧Tom MacWright @macwright.com · 09/07/2025a good chaser to this hogwash publiccomment.blog/p/you-ll-nev... 0161
Reposted by ⏧Chris Beiser @egg.computer · 26/06/2025The time has come for Woke 2 Here's what I'm proposing: 1194
Reposted by ⏧Omar Rizwan @omar.website · 24/06/2025(and I think this sort of undermines the whole premise that 'features' are a valid way to judge products) 141
Reposted by ⏧akshay oppiliappan @oppi.li · 16/05/2025www.asayers.com/jetrelay/ [...] jetrelay, a pub/sub server compatible with Bluesky’s “jetstream” data feed. Using a few pertinent Linux kernel features, it avoids doing almost any work itself. As a result, it’s highly efficient: it can saturate a 10 Gbps network connection with just 8 CPU cores.asayers.com Jetrelay 67910
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 17/05/2025here's some incredibly boring information about the map/territory relation (first post in a series on vagueness) joelgustafson.com/posts/2025-0... 062
Reposted by ⏧Laurel @laurel.bsky.social · 15/05/2025started a school for the summer! ultralight.school 1204
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 05/05/2025I use these utility hooks in almost every React app I write but I'm scared to tell anybody because what if it means I'm Using Hooks Wrong. they seem like no-brainers to me though 110
