The only diagrams I speak are dots+lines & byte layouts
06.03.2026 21:31
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The only diagrams I speak are dots+lines & byte layouts
three replies from "Endless Screaming" to me and Joshua Erlich. the posts are "AAAAAHHHH"s of varying lengths
finally, a streamlined social media experience
It may be that we in fact regenerate entire applications much like infrastructure-as-code - see @chadfowler.com's writing
Interesting post. It reminds me a bit of notation.dev which essentially had a quasi runtime, like how you describe, to provide type constraints over the infra layer. The one question I have is how seperable architecture and implementation are in practice.
Thank you so much!
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Thank you! Safe travels (wow) and looking forward to hearing from you!
I haven't but this is a cool direction. Would love to see your take on this.
I've been going broad, fast, and messy so far just to get something working and semi-compelling to use. It started as a lark and took on a life of its own.
Do you mean because BlueSky is centralized and that's where the DID comes from?
There's a Tauri build too. And don't miss the client SDK.
Yes! There are iOS and android apps in the repo also. Everything needs work
What do you think is the best way to do it? I enabled things like cross-posting with Bluesky + media uploads to the repo for e.g. dragging images into a channel.
It does this because it uses this for media storage (e.g. /media command). Could make it optional or I might just be ignorant of a better way?
I was on IRC before I was on the web. Bringing ATproto to IRC is amazing.
Hmm….bug
The 90s are so back. Showing the kids what they missed
You can’t do AT auth with a legacy client though I know now how I can enable that
Freeq'ing awesome. 📻
You can’t do AT auth with a legacy client though I know now how I can enable that
Wearing her purple wig for fun as she soars over her new quartet album, the pianist Eri Yamamoto embraces rhythm and blues while featuring Chad Fowler on the saxophone plus Kevin Thomas on bass and Ikuo Takeuchi on drums.
culturedarm.com/eri-yamamoto...
Ruby has always been more than syntax. It’s a way of thinking about software that keeps humans in the loop, especially as systems grow more automated.
Recognizing Chad Fowler at Ruby Gala Dinner 2026.
Register here: givebutter.com/c/yKDqzL
By lack of a better word but it's the first word that comes to mind: brilliant article by Chad Fowler on relocating rigor when using LLM agents.
aicoding.leaflet.pub/3mbrvhyye4k2...
Not quite ready to launch, but if you're a decentralized identity and/or AT proto nerd, you might want to take an early peek at this freeq.at
This was the reply on the chain that turned this thread from an 8 to a 10 for me
In between now but always some kind of FPS. I loved PUBG for a while. Nothing great right now so passing time with CoD (current one sucks) and overwatch
same! But I was never a Marathon person.
One of the most inspiring events I have been to for the past couple of years. Don’t miss it!
www.localfirstconf.com
New on the Blog: "Poke around our repos and you’ll find a CLAUDE.md ... sitting alongside a homepage that says “human-centric.” We don’t think that’s a contradiction, and we’d like to explain why."
https://miren.dev/blog/surfboard-makers
@phinze.com and I wax philosophical about the state of software development and how we're navigating the (sometimes shark infested) waters.
