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
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 14/07/2026if you make a README.txt, github renders the whole file in a monospace font, it's a great different aesthetic 020
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 30/06/2026i had both at different times in childhood and loved the quails the most 110
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
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 19/04/2026im maintain a TUI for an internal tool at work and operate under the additional constraint to make the TUI mobile-friendly because i work so much over ssh on my phone now 000
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
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 30/09/2025source code here if you want to poke around github.com/nDimensional.... i have a separate jetstream consumer running though, not using the cron approach 020
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 30/09/2025im working on a blog post about the architecture im using with @redwoodjs.com for snowo.st ... still early in beta but very futuristic. render RSC from workers that fetch data directly from object storage, super simple oauth, programmatic access to the cloudflare cache, ...snowo.st 110
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 30/09/2025afaik the only way to do this entirely on cloudflare is to use a cron job to process jetstream events in batches. but even if you have to run a single tiny jetstream consumer to ingest data into R2 or D1, cloudflare workers are still a great fit for hosting atproto apps 220
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 29/09/2025I think all the sdk libraries even let you provide your own fetch in an options object, but for some reason that I dont remember it was insufficient to get it all working... I'll try to see if I can dig up what that was 110
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 29/09/2025at the very least, the DidCacheKV / HandleCacheKV / StateStoreKV / SessionStoreKV classes are extremely useful on their own, so a dedicated cloudflare workers oauth package makes sense just for them. 200
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 29/09/2025just opened a PR to add this to sdk.blue. but it's not really an ideal solution and I don't know what would be 040
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 29/09/2025but it does feel like a bit of a hack, and not realistic to continually cherry pick new commits in from upstream. I really don't know what the ideal outcome here is. 120
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 29/09/2025I considered this, but despite being relatively minor changes it doesn't really seem right. It wouldn't make sense to change oauth-client-node since Cloudflare workers are simply not NodeJS, they have their own nonstandard constraints. 120
Reposted by ⏧Boris @bmann.ca · 28/09/2025ATProto OAuth libraries forked and patched to work with Cloudflare Workers 1295
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 28/09/2025it's here! github.com/nDimensional...github.comGitHub - nDimensional/atproto-oauth-client-cloudflare-workersContribute to nDimensional/atproto-oauth-client-cloudflare-workers development by creating an account on GitHub. 490
⏧ @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
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 27/08/2025yeah I understand that it would be confusing without more context! I just used the follow graph (who follows who, all normal public info you can see on profiles) to *generate* a map where people who follow each other are clustered together. it's not literal geolocation, just a data visualization 100
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 27/08/2025the map isn't based on IP addresses, it's just based on who follows who! 100
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 · 15/08/2025theres no answer, most just reverse scan from the the end. zips can have multiple completely different valid parsings 010
⏧ @syntacrobat.xyz · 07/08/2025finally made this happen, didnt even need the feed generator bsky.app/profile/synt... 000
