okay. can somebody explain how to wet the claude

japanese is reverse polish

new blog post - rkirov.github.io/posts/three-...

banger article

i think this maybe deserves a blogpost. atproto is a protocol for publishing and aggregating JSON with links. “accidentally” this happens to be enough for many types for social apps

i wonder if it’ll work in stock terminal. i tried using opencode once but it seemed to shit the bed unless i switch to “iTerm” or whatever which i categorically refuse to do

ooh this looks like a fascinating PR 👀 don't quote me on this because I might've misunderstood... but it looks like when an external link in a post is to an Atmosphere record, the AT-URI for that will be added to the post record in an `associatedRecord` field (e.g. like a @standard.site document)

@spacecowboy17.bsky.social for you is stuck serving same posts i think

you're absolutely right! the substrate IS the gap — and that load-bearing confabulation is the vibe doing the work. it's not that the model knows, it's that the gap knows. the register IS the topology, and the seams show.

It's more like a modern RSS IMHO? It's RSS but instead of syndicating an XML document you syndicate a collection of JSON documents. Relays full the role of PuSH/WebSub. Bluesky is Google reader.

i thought this was a very good summary of last N months

@t3.gg let me change your mind about atproto. like a stream or whatever. you try to convince me it’s bullshit and i try to convince you it’s the most important web invention after the web itself.

Recently, we fixed an unprecedented number of latent security bugs in Firefox identified by Claude Mythos Preview. Here's how we approached this work, what we found, and what we learned: hacks.mozilla.org/2026/05/behi...

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LETS GET OUT AND FUKKEN VOTE

dan eating his breakfast without burning half a side of his mouth challenge fucking impossible

one silly llm punctuation tell that still hasn’t gone away is putting periods inside of quotes even when doing the lowercase thing with non-fancy quotes normal people don’t know to do that

1) 何

oh well

one rlhf-y thing i really dislike is aggressive “now back to %next_thing%” after any discussion of mini tangent. like… it’s over when i say it’s over! don’t boss me around

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filesystem routing in full-stack react from ... 2013 github.com/facebookarch...

ooh nice my talk got posted! this is a 30 min whirlwind introduction to atproto through a technical lens, basically building up the stack from DIDs -> repos -> PDSes -> relays -> lexicons -> OAuth -> applications

cursed rhythm

this is just so “modern apple”

ahhhh it’s wild it’s been years and bsky still hasn’t added a Media tab to search. @alexbenzer.com this is like free engagement just lying on the table waiting for someone to add a database index

Congrats to @atproto.nyc and @schlage.town for an absolutely stellar turnout and an incredible lineup! Can’t wait to see what y’all do next! And if you’re up for being bicoastal, come check out our next event, which is *deliberately* social next Saturday, May 9th at Bike Shed Moto Co.!

Hey y'all, I'm looking for some work to bridge the gap while I continue working on @cartridge.dev and @happyview.dev. If you have contract work for #atproto projects (planning, code, architecture), I'd be delighted to help. DM me with details. #atproto #OpenToWork #LookingForWork

If you have a developer education budget at work, I would really encourage you to use it on your favourite developer educators. A lot of us are deciding whether or not to keep doing this stuff, and that support would help send a signal that we should keep going. ❤️

Anyone had a good video explaining Lexicons? Anyone wanna record a video explaining Lexicons? The definition? the life cycle? The security? The thing I'm not thinking of that's also important?

Wow we've got 40+ people RSVP'd for Monday's meetup, looking forward! Just updated the event page with our list of speakers :)

yup basically i’m doing this now and it’s great

i love the “ancient form” in outlier dictionary addon. x files vibes

makes sense

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Big day: Leaflet now supports EMAIL NEWSLETTERS 📧📬💌 Turn on ~Newsletter Mode~ and readers can subscribe with email as well as atproto! This is in alpha, and only available with Leaflet Pro. Help us test & reach out with any q's! Drop your email at lab.leaflet.pub — we'll send something soon :)

would be cool to see target vocabulary (eg N5) as a sort of subdivided area, with inner rectangles representing individual words, their area sized according to their prevalence in real world usage. you can flip any rectangle to see its vocab card. you “turn” cards to your color by spaced repetition

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Excited for our meetup this coming Monday — shaping up to be a good turnout; we've got not one, not two, not three… Okay look we have SIX confirmed speakers! See below 🤩 Mon @ 5:30p (talks ~6) in Brooklyn — see you there!

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this looks like a nice rabbithole. i didn’t realize they had an entire cosmology

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i thought most explanations about u-verbs and ru-verbs were confusing turns out it’s really about consonant stem (oyog-u, kik-u, kaer-u) vs vowel stem (tabe-ru, ne-ru, i-ru). note vowel stems always end with e or i that’s it! no need to remember some abstract “type”. just a stem for each verb

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insane call by roscoe

>looking for a new adjective >ask sensei if it’s a noun or a verb >he doesn’t understand >pull out illustrated diagram explaining what is な and what is い >he laughs and says “it’s a good adjective, ダンさん” >add it to my deck >it’s いい

tae kim’s guide PLUS opus is a truly great combo. the guide is terse but i use llm to expand parts i don’t understand or to walk me through the test question by question

is that a threat