@danabra.mov you might enjoy bsky.app/profile/orta... - let me know if you put yourself in the waiting list
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@danabra.mov you might enjoy bsky.app/profile/orta... - let me know if you put yourself in the waiting list
It's a good read.
I like the 'we found a 'use after free' bug, and had a few people repro it before submitting. While that happened it found 49 others!'
and interesting that 'we spent 4k of tokens trying to actually get claude to exploit the vulns but barely got 1 to work'
This post makes sense, we got two reports of a pretty serious issue in CocoaPods trunk in the same week which I think is likely coming from a foundation model update making it possible to find new holes in systems
www.anthropic.com/news/mozilla...
A screenshot from their website, maybe indicative of the ride, maybe not - who knows?
Looking forwards to 24 hours on the train going from Seattle to San Fransisco via the Coast Starlight on Sunday!
www.amtrak.com/coast-starli...
Me and @steipete.me have figured our dates and are running at the usual event space for the next Agents Anonymous in London, happening on the 23rd of March
luma.com/6cnzck71
Thanks, I'll give it a test on my iPad when I get back home in a week or so
I have both of your emails from github/your site, I'll start an email thread with some of the puzzmo folks too
@ludipe.bsky.social are you folks going to be at GDC? I feel like there's got to be something interesting in the Puzzmo x Thinky Games space, we should all meet up
Just not wrapped up going back for posts: github.com/orta/keytrac...
I was making the exact same joke, that's gonna have to be a highlight!
I wasn't super convinced on the outer gameplay loop, I enjoyed the in-game bits of ARC but outside of the looting/shooting it didn't really grab me - so I only played a few times
Yeah, anything is technically possible
No, I wouldn't do that (I had the same thoughts with activitypub back a few years back also)
I wouldn't want all the PDS responsibilities, and custom atproto user management on top of all our existing web infra
A user gains nothing on a temporary atproto account, and wouldn't think to migrate out
Next time you play that game, a new streak will replace it
Can you show me an example of what you mean?
Add me as a Bungie friend! www.bungie.net/7/en/User/Pr...
Dunno if I'll be on the same timezones as you folks, but could be nice if it happens occasionally
Folks, this isn't some cute side-project where you can just switch out tens of thousands of paying users and force them to use atproto
It's a nice idea, but those are the sort of things only possible on new early stage projects
The tickets are generally available tomorrow but NAME2026 can work to book tonight
eventemail.co.uk/sendy//l/tLB...
A screengrab of the musical's flyer
Death Note (the musical?!) is happening in London for a few weeks in August/Sept this year
I'm going!
You need to sign up to Puzzmo, to then connect your Bluesky account _to it_
A modal of the bsky oauth
When you press "Connect"
You can (I use npmx.social instead of bluesky.social) you need to click the 'My account lives elsewhere' button and put in your handle so we can resolve your PDS
Looks like the previous deploy didn't include that section in the account settings, should be there now
npmx is now in alpha: this is our story, as told by our team and friends
Good bug, I'll look
Yeah, it uses a de-centralized method for attesting subsets of a record from @keytrace.dev, and uses the Puzzmo private keys to sign
So kinda both yeah, but we dont store puzzle completions on atproto - only a game's streaks atm
blog.puzzmo.com/posts/2026/0...
Fun to see your prototypes!
IMO for constrained domains these editors will be a great way to operate, but code as text might always 'win' due to the "worse is better" system of any text editor, any diff tool, any VCS etc is already primed for that and you'd lose a lot of network effects
* en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worse_i...
I think the closest I've seen in terms of precedence for a language with those constraints might be darklang (classic) which opted against files and treated code as free-form blobs in your process/server - it looked interesting
