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i have been working on tangled.org/ptr.pet/hydr... and its kinda usable now, its kind of like tap, it does sync and indexing for you, but also pretty different (and written in rust of course). mainly hydrant lets you stream events via a cursor vs tap expecting a single consumer and using acks
We're not going to glue stuff together out of lamp stacks.
But atproto lego: yes. Especially re-using lexicons.
Post in the forum! roomy.space/atmosphereco...
And yes there are two bedroom suites at the conference hotel.
Finally!
I actually know nothing about the food, but have been walking past the boarded up windows for a long time now. Good to see it coming back to life.
dailyhive.com/vancouver/cr...
Everyone here is playing and experimenting with new ways that social media can be useful instead of draining and bad. It might take a while but the future is obviously here
It’s an atproto server, Cory. Perhaps you mean the code is maintained by Bluesky?
And you’re on atproto, Cory. That’s your atproto account.
You have a Bluesky profile. Stored on your atproto account.
It would be helpful if you helped spread the name of the atproto community.
over the next couple weeks, we're going to be sharing more about what we're building at @habitat.network :)
here's the first ... excited to see things break for the first time I guess!
habitat.leaflet.pub/3mggkuhjzjs2p
New: footnotes!
One of our top editor requests…and not one thing but three!
* Footnotes: classic, bottom of post
† Sidenotes: easy reference, with wider windows
‡ Popover: tap to preview, great on mobile
Sadly we did not get *recursive footnotes* into this release; DFW-aspirants…PR welcome :P
1/ Excited to share that @exgenesis.ingroup.social and I are joining the upcoming "Big if True Science" (BiTS) program! BiTS is an accelerator at Renaissance Philanthropy for scientists & technologists to design ambitious R&D programs. Our “Big if True” hypothesis is >
The growing list of projects on the @atproto.science site is inspiring atproto.science/projects/
For sure! I meant more from the perspective that I've been following his work a long time, so like in the Wardley extended universe of his relatively consistent terminology.
@tynanpurdy.com made good points about atproto community needing a different set of links that go beyond dev content - so also thinking about that content and set of domains.
Lots of needs to meet!
Domain mapped too links.atprotocol.dev
Did it as an experiment, I want to figure out how this URL can be a good starting point for developer info.
And how to share this task so we can curate together.
Check out Quartz that helps you do this quartz.jzhao.xyz/features/Obs...
It may be that we in fact regenerate entire applications much like infrastructure-as-code - see @chadfowler.com's writing
I'm collecting in @semble.so and adding highlights in @margin.at as I re-read this work if you want to follow along, plus I've made a number of my collections open ones if you'd like to add additional examples.
semble.so/profile/bman...
And folks like @chadfowler.com are looking back at their own lessons, and reasoning about how they apply.
Much like cattle not pets, we're roughly heading for specs not code.
aicoding.leaflet.pub
The article linked in the top post, on conversational programming, has a link back to @swardley.bsky.social's post from 2016, describing "serverless" as an evolution of compute and practices.
Knowing our history is going to help us examine how things evolve.
hackernoon.com/why-the-fuss...
Wardley is always worth watching, and it will give you a grounding in mapping
"we will examine the level of situational awareness within business & why it matters. We will focus in on the transformation in the IT industry, the rise of serverless & the future of conversational programming."
I asked Simon @swardley.bsky.social to present at @causalislands.com in 2023 (when he wrote this piece), because I wanted those early adopters and dreamers to have a grounding in Wardley Maps and thinking about the tech landscape.
I'm just going through and re-reading @swardley.bsky.social and linking things together - he always has an article 10 years ago that he can refer to, to show the "map in reverse" of how tech and the co-evolution of best practices has happened.
I died on final boss by like 3 points with ironclad. Maybe will do a Silent run still tonight.
@daffl.xyz is going to play too.
AI summaries are already changing how people consume news, but AI can’t replace the human work behind journalism.
@werd.io, Sr. Director of Technology at @propublica.org, on why people rely on trusted human relationships to understand context.
Full episode with @rabble.nz, out now.
"I couldn't imagine any other way to do it" — @maggieappleton.com on Web Lunch about taking a "jack of all trades" approach to her career
Watch the full conversation here: codetv.dev/series/web-l...
Skeeting. Skeets / skeeting.
@swardley.bsky.social called it conversational programming when he started predicting it blog.gardeviance.org/2023/01/why-...
There may have been some people who suggested it would be good to jump on.
Still my message today: if you want users and distribution - integrate with atproto.
It’s not perfect, but it’s open and heading in good directions.
