nate moore
@natemoo.re
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💣 building
@bomb.sh
🚀 co-creator of
@astro.build
🔥 design engineer at
@sentry.io
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staying focused on any particular area of expertise can feel pretty frivolous these days. i often need to remind myself why i focus on the web— the internet is radical together we can build tools and standards that make the internet more open, accessible, and decentralized
about 1 year ago
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Hazel Weakly
12 days ago
I’ve posted it before, but it feels evergreen The two hardest problems in Computer Science are 1. Human communication 2. Getting people in tech to believe that human communication is important
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i've always heard that a grill a day keeps the existential dread away
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about 14 hours ago
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the chappell roan × fortnite longsleeve is about to become my whole personality i fear
about 20 hours ago
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why atmosphere account internet handle when who dAT?
about 23 hours ago
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Steve Simkins
3 days ago
Thanks to the awesome atproto community advice,
docs.surf
lives to see another day! Was able to create a closed loop on Cloudflare and cut my usage to practically nothing. Should be stable for months to come!
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Erika
3 days ago
Hello! We at
@bruits.org
have been busy with a new project: Introducing Sätteri, a high-performance Markdown / MDX pipeline for JavaScript. The expensive stuff in Rust, your flexible plugins in JavaScript.
github.com/bruits/satteri
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GitHub - bruits/satteri: High-performance Markdown and MDX processing for the JavaScript ecosystem
High-performance Markdown and MDX processing for the JavaScript ecosystem - bruits/satteri
https://github.com/bruits/satteri
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wtaf (in a good way!)
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3 days ago
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Tim Trautmann
4 days ago
I wrote something about atproto from the perspective of having lived through the early days of the internet.
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The nerds are building a new internet, and I could feel it in the room
The AT Protocol is a quiet attempt to rebuild social software the way email was built — open, portable, owned by no one. A meetup in Portland this week made the stakes feel real.
https://timtrautmann.com/blog/the-nerds-are-building-a-new-internet-and-i-could-feel-it-in-the-room/
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Ilja
4 days ago
Mole (brew install mole) for cleaning up MacOS is so so good. I just learned that Puppeteer browser cache had grown to 5GB...
github.com/tw93/mole
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GitHub - tw93/Mole: 🐹 Deep clean and optimize your Mac.
🐹 Deep clean and optimize your Mac. Contribute to tw93/Mole development by creating an account on GitHub.
https://github.com/tw93/mole
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hell yeah democracy *and* reducing car dependency!! mundaneposting slaps. thank you for your attention to this matter!
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4 days ago
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mrmrs
4 days ago
Got app toolbar in Safari to dynamically use current colors on
randoma11y.com
- took me 6 hours longer than I expected to figure out but I think it was worth it. Before and after video.
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today in apple vs web macOS Tahoe uses dynamically rounded corners on app frames, but browsers simply treat the page as square and clip the underlying content. you cannot draw a border around the page. remember the scramble to add env() for the notch? is apple capable of proactive spec work?
4 days ago
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everything proceeding as planned then! fuzzy lil cows fix everything
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4 days ago
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born just in time to enjoy plentiful crispy fried cauliflower drowned in delicious sauce 😋
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5 days ago
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social media is baaaaaack baby
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5 days ago
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peak mundaneposting 👌
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5 days ago
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depths of wikipedia
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Alexander Lichter
5 days ago
SEA support with a single flag!
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open source folks actually mean it when they say nothing is a zero-sum game! when things get better for users, we all win.
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5 days ago
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look i don't make the rules but you gotta be mundaneposting! post your food highlights. show me your pets. how big was the stretch? alert us when a dependency is replaced with a modern one-liner. share pics when the light hits the window just right. beauty will prevail, i promise
5 days ago
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Erlend Sogge Heggen
5 days ago
Make a people-directory network for BUILDERS, not “professionals”. As a participant in the open web I had a full portfolio of projects and contributions a decade before I did anything as a professional. Help me connect with fellow builders who share my interests. No feed needed, just matchmaking.
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After using iOS for the past decade, I'm trying Android on the Galaxy S26 Ultra. Getting used to some interactions, but happy with the switch so far! Mostly eager to finally have usable PWAs 😍
5 days ago
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James
5 days ago
coming soon 🎉 module replacements v3 has been a chunky piece of work inside
@e18e.dev
. it updates our data set to define individual replacements and their min engine versions. this means we can show much richer messaging like this example in npmx
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Mohammad Bagher 👾
5 days ago
DECENTRALIZING NPM!!!!! ok everyone! been researching an idea for the last two months and i dropped my ideas here in a pr to
@npmx.dev
. it's about decentralizing npm, bringing more registries and potentially solving solving the single point of failure nature of npm.
github.com/npmx-dev/npm...
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feat: decentralized registries and mirrors by Aslemammad · Pull Request #2386 · npmx-dev/npmx.dev
This is a pull request for my two months of research on how we can decentralize npm by not breaking any mainstream behavior, so we make it as easy as possible to adopt new paradigms by users withou...
https://github.com/npmx-dev/npmx.dev/pull/2386
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patak
6 days ago
surround yourself with kind and constructive folks, enjoy the time your paths are shared, help each other, learn from others, give back, and build something together you're all proud of when you'll pass the torch
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Pooya Parsa
7 days ago
Ported ripgrep to a cross-platform npm package using Zig + WASI. Works on Node.js, Bun, and Deno without native binaries!
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Niels Leenheer
7 days ago
Take a Joy-Con and connect it with WebHID, draw a picture in the air and capture it with the sensors. Create an SVG path and insert in the DOM. Apply CSS styling. Sample the DOM and use WebUSB to convert to ILDA and send it to a laser projector. I created the worlds most complicated laserpointer…
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Debugging
webcontainers.io
issues on the
@bomb.sh
docs was an absolute nightmare, but I finally found the culprit after many hours of debugging! Cloudflare apparently forces `Referrer-Policy: same-origin` over your worker’s explicit value when the *Add Security Headers* rule is on for a domain 😭
7 days ago
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Willow (GHOST)
10 days ago
xkcd.com/3227/
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Astro
10 days ago
Please welcome
@mintlify.bsky.social
as Astro’s latest sponsor! Thank you Mintlify for supporting our open source mission 💖
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FROVO
11 days ago
MISSION CONTROL: prepare to enter the vacuum of space DOG ASTRONAUT: wait the what now
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pngwn
11 days ago
I created a swift renderer for my incremental parser. True incremental parsing and generation on a server with true(ish) incremental rendering on the client.
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James
11 days ago
revived the multiline prompt PR that was contributed some time ago in clack. reworked it heavily and its almost ready to go!
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Anna E. Cook
12 days ago
The WebAIM Million 2026 report is out, it reports on overall accessibility across the web: 1. The number of failures increased 10.1% YOY 2. The average number of page elements increased 22.5%YOY Meaning accessibility progress is backsliding. Personally, I am quite certain this is related to AI.
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Sending love, peace, and strength to all my siblings across the gender spectrum on this Trans Day of Visibility—especially those who aren’t safe to be out You deserve love and belonging exactly as you are 🩵🩷🤍
12 days ago
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Texture healing is one of the most innovative things I’ve seen in digital typography recently. 🧑🍳💋
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13 days ago
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If the future of layout is not CSS, it better be this
13 days ago
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Sam Rose
14 days ago
Absolutely fucking not.
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ky
14 days ago
I’ve been doing design+webdev for over 10 years and I have deep expertise building and implementing design systems. if you’re looking for a design/dev hybrid to take polish and product thinking to the next level, let’s chat:
ky.fyi
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Ky Decker
Ky is a designer and web developer based in NYC.
https://ky.fyi
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Jim Ray
14 days ago
@patak.cat
and
@zeu.dev
taking the stage to talk
@npmx.dev
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pngwn
15 days ago
In an age of LLMs and streaming text, we need to stop trying to get markdown to play ball and restrict the syntax. I specced a stricter markdown sub(er)set several years ago and wondered if it was strict enough to support true streaming. Turns out penguin flavoured markdown was ahead of its time.
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aardani
16 days ago
me
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Offprint
16 days ago
It's taken far longer than expected, but we are here, open beta! 🚀 ready for writers to start their journey on Offprint. Soon you all will be receiving an email notifying you that your invite request has been approved. Take a look around, we will be available for any questions you may have!
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News and updates from the Offprint team. New features, changes, and the occasional deep dive.
https://news.offprint.app/a/3mhwzjidibf23-offprint-the-open-beta
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adorable. who’s going to slap the trans flag in the letters? 🏳️⚧️
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16 days ago
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Dominik 🔮
16 days ago
✂️ knip talk went well. View from the stage at
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Bjorn Lu
17 days ago
Made a site to compare projects on Open Collective. Some are managing funds really well while others are burning through quite a bit.
octrends.bjornlu.com
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I love when legal decides they need to add a banner to every single page on GitHub for a feature that most people are not using 💀
github.blog/news-insight...
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Updates to GitHub Copilot interaction data usage policy
From April 24 onward, interaction data from Copilot Free, Pro, and Pro+ users will be used to train and improve our AI models unless they opt out.
https://github.blog/news-insights/company-news/updates-to-github-copilot-interaction-data-usage-policy/
18 days ago
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Ariel Salminen
18 days ago
I’m excited to announce the 1̶s̶t̶ 7th release candidate of Elena today! 🫶 Elena is a simple, tiny library for building Progressive Web Components. Unlike most web component libraries, Elena doesn’t force JavaScript for everything. Crafted with love and care using HTML, CSS & plain JS:
elenajs.com
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Elena | Progressive Web Components
Elena is a simple, tiny library for building Progressive Web Components.
https://elenajs.com
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Ryan Hunt
19 days ago
Interested in getting involved in WebAssembly standards? The JS type reflection proposal needs a champion! Mentorship would be available. We'd love to see new folks in wasm standards. Current proposal is here:
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Dominik 🔮
20 days ago
📚 Continuing my series about design-systems, today I wrote about why I believe data-testid is a bad practice and and how role-based selectors actually help ensure your app is accessible.
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Test IDs are an a11y smell
Users don't use data-testid, so why do your tests?
https://tkdodo.eu/blog/test-ids-are-an-a11y-smell
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