nichoth

If you would like to try this summary for your own feed the app is now at zeitgeist.blue (you have to use your own Anthropic key though because it eats tokens like whoa)

+1; I guess it's 11 years in the future now

Volcano information Hello friends,

rylandduncan.substack.com/p/volcano-in...

#reading-list

Highly recommended.

> You’ll never finish giving your friend your notes on their pilot and you know they’ll tell everybody about it in a way where you sound like the bad guy even though you’re going through stuff (lava mutilation.)

Screenshot because "quote posts" are disabled of why's post, "Until December of last year I was using LLMs as fancy autocomplete for coding. It was nice for scaffolding out boilerplate, or giving me a gut check on some things, or banging out some boring routine stuff. In the past two months Claude has written about 99% of my code. Things are changing. Fast"

That's cool. I was rejected by hiring because I normally write my frontend code with template literals instead of JSX…

I am in an abusive relationship with the technology industry Some things I'm struggling with in the technology industry, an appreciation for folk music, and some other thoughts.

I wrote about some things I'm struggling with in the technology industry, preceded by an appreciation for folk music.

Ralph Wiggum as a "software engineer" How Ralph Wiggum went from 'The Simpsons' to the biggest name in AI right now - Venture Beat 😎Here's a cool little field report from a Y Combinator hackathon event where they put Ralph Wiggum to the ...

ghuntley.com/ralph/

#reading-list ##devlog

I was surprised to learn that the "ralph wiggum loop" is actually quite sophisticated. It's about optimizing the time spent in the "context window."

The work has moved from implementing to writing the specification.

would love for this lil web component i wrote to become obsolete!

npmx.dev/package/rovi...

welcome @doctorow.pluralistic.net!

on your own PDS host (bsky.pluralistic.net), using did:web (did:web:pluralistic.net), and self-controlled domain handle.

looks like things are working/interoperating; let us (the atmosphere ecosystem) know if you run in to any issues

Roomy Events, by OpenMeet While Roomy is now quitely operational with a growing handful of pilot spaces, before we make a grander reveal about that particular milestone we have another exciting Report from the Atmosphere to sh...

Building in the atmosphere means you don't have to go it alone.

We know organizers, and the groups-of-coordination they facilitate, require digital infrastructure for events planning. Ergo @roomy.space needs Events.

@tompscanlan.bsky.social agreed and magicked @openmeet.net straight into Roomy.

A section of the OpenAI Symphony readme that says “tell your coding agent to build symphony in a programming language of your choice” with a link to a detailed spec

We have reached a moment where instead of releasing software you simply release the detailed spec for software and tell people to prompt their agent to build it themselves

From the README of OpenAI’s new Symphony orchestrator: github.com/openai/symph...

#devlog

Better style, add serverside input validation to vanishing.page

harpers.org/archive/2026...

The descriptions of SF

> The city is temperate and brightly colored, with plenty of pleasant trees, but on every corner it speaks to you in an aggressively alien nonsense.

The classic node turtle + rocket!

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

Thought about this too.

pdsaas.xyz

> Why would you want to store your data on any server besides Bluesky's? Because it decouples your data from the app. If Bluesky (or your preferred other frontend app) disappears or turns evil, your data still remains.

I started a new chapter of my Agentic Engineering Patternw guide about anti-patterns - things NOT to do

So far I only have one: Inflicting unreviewed code on collaborators, aka dumping a thousand line PR without even making sure it works first simonwillison.net/guides/agent...

ATProtocol Patterns: Record Elicitation Record elicitation is a pattern where a client asks an AppView to construct a record from the user's intent, rather than building it locally. This lets the AppView handle business logic, validation, and schema complexity while the client retains full authority over what gets written to the user's repository.

Check out my new blog post, 'ATProtocol Patterns: Record Elicitation'. In ATProtocol, only the user's client can write to their repo. But what if the AppView has information the client doesn't?

Screenshot of a post by me that says "hello again, world. Still out here, still just doing things, forever"

❤️

Relatable

Hello again, world. Still out here, still just doing things, forever

write on pckt

write on pckt.blog

posted with drerings.app

Drerings Draw pictures, show them to your friends

From the @npmx.dev stream today w/ @codetv.dev

+1 about AT protocol + adding social features to any website.

It saves you time.

drerings.app is a totally frontend app that uses Bluesky as the backend.

@pfrazee.com @bnewbold.net if y’all ever get tired of WebSockets for one-to-many distribution, MOQT might be able to help.

www.ietf.org/archive/id/d...

Good news everyone. The bluesky website can write posts on my PDS's domain.

bsky.app/profile/alic...

#devlog

Drerings Draw pictures, show them to your friends

#devlog

Added an auto link back to the website on each post in drerings.app .

Screenshot showing a character counter and textarea

#devlog

used my side project in my other side project today

github.com/substrate-sy...
drerings.app

A clean looking graphic with sharp lines and crisp colour

The same graphic, but muddy and blocky. The previously sharp lines are blurry.

I think it's often overlooked that AVIF is also really good at flat colour & sharp edges.

Don't go straight for a lossless format just because it's the kind of image that would look bad as a JPEG.

Here's an 11kb image as an AVIF, vs JPEG XL.

Building Fluid Typographic Scales with clamp() and :heading() Learn how to create fluid typographic scales using clamp() for responsive typography that adapts smoothly across all screen sizes, building on the :heading pseudo-class.

www.alwaystwisted.com/articles/bui...

Had to do this recently.

#reading-list #devlog #css

Another day, another web component.

github.com/substrate-sy...

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Screenshot that shows the Eraser input

__New feature__

Due to overwhelming demand (I saw 1 person use it), I made an eraser for the drawing app.

drerings.app

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Nice!