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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leaked software industry training manual (2026)
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"conversational residue" is my biggest frustration with the current generation of coding agents—superpowers self-review loop handles it well, but it would be interesting to see an opinionated harness add constraints against this
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new ultrahtml release with some perf improvements from
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Release v1.7.0 · natemoo-re/ultrahtml
Minor Changes 4694b57: Updates the build target from Node 16 to Node 22. Published code now uses modern syntax like optional chaining (?.) directly instead of downleveled equivalents, resulting in...
https://github.com/natemoo-re/ultrahtml/releases/tag/v1.7.0
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Tessa Brown
2 days ago
Hey atproto builders, what if we got together to talk about the funding environment and how we sustainably grow our products and orgs? If you're interested in a meeting, add your info here! (context cont'd ⬇️)
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Airtable | Everyone's app platform
Airtable is a low-code platform for building collaborative apps. Customize your workflow, collaborate, and achieve ambitious outcomes. Get started for free.
https://airtable.com/app9Z4NmVXDzBhIgf/shrJNlSBca42KOTSM
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the way some of y'all talk about ai is basically in this house we RESPECT TRADITION by writing ARTISANAL, AUTHENTIC code with VINTAGE, HAND-CRAFTED opus 4.6 prompts like REAL SOFTWARE ENGINEERS
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J. L. Westover
2 days ago
Secret Panel HERE 🔥
tinyview.com/mrlovenstein/2026/04/08/ruinternet
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Dunkin’ Idaho
2 days ago
This is extremely good
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beetle moses
2 days ago
Two year anniversary of when I first posted this comic
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🔞Riley: Bigger Than Ever🔞
3 days ago
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Hendrik Mans
3 days ago
I like my chat apps weird
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The Onion
3 days ago
CEO Reveals How He Used AI To Build One-Person Company That's $1.3 Billion In Debt
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patak
3 days ago
vite downloads 4x in the last 6 months the npm world has gone completely bananas
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incredibly cool and this is exactly how open source companies should operate!
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3 days ago
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charli xkcd
4 days ago
I just republished an article that I wrote in 2021 when I was working at Cityblock. Still feels relevant.
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To build gentler technology, practice trauma-informed design
By understanding trauma, we can craft user experiences that are more sensitive to the needs of everyone.
https://ky.fyi/posts/trauma-informed-design
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henry ✷
5 days ago
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Paul Frazee
5 days ago
Internally I have been seeing Jevon’s Paradox playing out among all of our engineering work. We’ve increased our ambitions and our correctness testing for our software. Some things have shipped faster but a lot of the new capacity goes to “better” Whole video is interesting
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Unfortunately, You Need to Know What the Jevons Paradox is
YouTube video by Hank Green
https://youtu.be/a6sYYrLTOjQ?is=m8KrrguSvEOgfOB6
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James
5 days ago
made a thing. it detects the baseline target of a repo you're in.. basically scans for features you've used to find the minimum baseline target (e.g. year) needed to run your code.
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GitHub - 43081j/baseline-detector: Detects the minimum baseline target of a repository.
Detects the minimum baseline target of a repository. - 43081j/baseline-detector
https://github.com/43081j/baseline-detector
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truer words have never been spoken and this plays out *all the time* in open source software the current impulse to replace any of the uppity "soft skills" femmes with markdown files might just kill empathetic documentation, strong community building, well designed interfaces, and actual css usage
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5 days ago
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David Aerne
5 days ago
btw: if you design in CSS you barely need this: a quadratic bézier is easy to compute in calc(), so your typographic curve can follow the browser width directly, not a single breakpoint. KurvenLineal is handy when you need to hit certain key font-sizes. Demo
@codepen.io
codepen.io/editor/meoda...
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Charles Lowell
5 days ago
Further experimentation with input methods and focus stacks in
@bomb.sh
Notice how focus cycling is constrained to just the dialog box when it opens, but then returns to the main form when it is closed.
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Willow (GHOST)
6 days ago
👀
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@bomb.sh
is now on
@tangled.org
! mirroring our repos with
synchub.to
next
tangled.org/bomb.sh
7 days ago
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danielroe 🏴
7 days ago
🙋♂️ want a zero-config backup of your github repos and think
@tangled.org
is pretty cool? then
synchub.to
is for you! 👉 it's a github app that automatically syncs your public github repos to tangled ✨ let me know what you think! 🙏
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synchub.to
Mirror your public GitHub repos to tangled.org, automatically.
https://synchub.to
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Charles Lowell
9 days ago
I love it when a model comes together. This time, spiking out focus cycling and text editing with native cursors for
@bomb.sh
Special bonus: pluggable editing keymaps! (this demo uses readline bindings)
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Andy Bell
9 days ago
New on the blog:
bell.bz/youll-miss-t...
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You’ll miss the soul when it’s gone
Pretty grim day of news in the industry today, with Salma Alam-Naylor stepping away from developer relations work permanently, Josh Comeau taking a sabbatical from making courses and GSAP’s once-vibra...
https://bell.bz/youll-miss-the-soul-when-its-gone/
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Passle ☭
10 days ago
This is seriously cool stuff, no more JS to OOO stream, in chrome 150! (the script in there is the SW registration)
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Barry Pollard
10 days ago
The first part of Declarative Partial Updates (`<template for>` out-of-order HTML) is now available, unflagged, in Chrome 150!!
developer.chrome.com/release-note...
The second part (the new JS setting APIs, include the streaming ones) we're still working on the spec side, but maybe for Chrome 152?
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Chrome 150 | Release notes | Chrome for Developers
CSS text-fit property, background-clip border-area, Focusgroup, and more.
https://developer.chrome.com/release-notes/150#out_of_order_streaming
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GitHub
11 days ago
Maintainers spend hours every week closing duplicate issues. 😮💨 That changes with duplicate detection. Surface up to 3 matching issues as you create one, before you hit submit.
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@bomb.sh
/tty will deliver some genuinely novel features like input cursor rendering via native terminal, css-like pointer support for mouse mode, and huge size/performance gains over existing alternatives watch this space (and consider chipping in at
bomb.sh/donate
)
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11 days ago
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Brandon T. Snider
11 days ago
Back on my bullsh
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Erlend Sogge Heggen
11 days ago
hey so,
@roomy.space
is now generally available for real-world use! 🥳 make atmospheric group spaces for friends & community, chat in real-time, progressively structure emergent topics into evergreen threads and cultivate enduring knowledge.
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Roomy is generally available - Roomy
the door's open
https://blog.roomy.space/3mplw6vvw4s23
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Hendrik Mans
12 days ago
A small thread about the design constraints that allow Chatto to be so fast.
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Pablo Hidalgo
12 days ago
Had to dig up a hard copy for this one.
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celebrate pride the way your anscestors intended grab a brick
12 days ago
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Katelyn Burns
12 days ago
if you're trans, you have to live. one day you can live to see these guys all die.
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Jacob Bolda
17 days ago
Real excited for more of this. Just need to figure out how to buy more time to play with it!
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cannot express how geeked i am about what we've been building for
@bomb.sh
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17 days ago
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atmosphere is bouba, this is kiki
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17 days ago
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Piccalilli
17 days ago
It's the summer of
Standard.site
and overwhelmingly, we've heard folks find the process complicated so Declan Chidlow is here to break the process down into something rather straightforward for you.
piccalil.li/blog/publish...
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Publishing on the Atmosphere with Standard.site
It's the summer of Standard.site and overwhelmingly, we've heard folks find the process complicated so Declan Chidlow is here to break the process down into something rather straightforward for you.
https://piccalil.li/blog/publishing-on-the-atmosphere-with-standardsite/
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Konnor Rogers
18 days ago
Astro 7 + Web Awesome SSR'ed Web Components 👀
webawesome-astro.netlify.app
(Yes, its a silly demo, but the point is that its possible) Resurrected plugin:
github.com/shoelace-style/astro-lit
source code:
github.com/KonnorRogers...
Docs coming to Web Awesome as soon as I learn how to write.
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pnpm
18 days ago
Very early sneak peek to pnpr - the pnpm registry:
pnpm.io/pnpr/
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Introduction | pnpm
pnpr is a pnpm-compatible npm registry server, written in Rust. It speaks the
https://pnpm.io/pnpr/
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5% Cayman fluffers
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18 days ago
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Agustin Capeletto
18 days ago
New handle 🖖 All my projects are now open source.
lowpoly.gg
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lowpoly.gg - Old games for a modern web
A 90s low-poly arcade built out of DOM nodes. Play classic games ported to the browser in 3D CSS, with no install or WebGL required.
https://lowpoly.gg
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Matthew Phillips
20 days ago
Any Astro app can be controlled by Hono new. Create `src/fetch.ts` and handle the full request pipeline using Hono's ecosystem.
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an underutilized way to use claude is to have it crawl the complete git issue, pull request, and commit history so you have ample evidence that your pr fixes something that has wasted a lot of other people's time
20 days ago
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Bluesky
20 days ago
If you like writing long threads on Bluesky, wait until you discover "blog posts." Start blogging with
@pckt.blog
,
@leaflet.pub
or
@offprint.app
today and get 25% off your first year, on us.
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Summer of Standard.site - Bluesky
We've partnered with three blogging platforms built on AT Protocol — Offprint, Leaflet, and pckt.blog — to give you 25% off any annual plan this summer.
https://bsky.social/about/blog/06-22-2026-summer-of-standard-site
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charli xkcd
about 1 month ago
hey y'all, I know times are tough, but if you have any $ you can spare this month for our scrappy team of volunteers building open source tools for trans people, we deeply appreciate every share and donation 💜 plus if you donate and DM or email me, I will personally mail you some stickers 💌
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all hail 🦀 great to see
@erika.florist
+ co continue to cook
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20 days ago
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happy pride 🏳️⚧️
21 days ago
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Cabel Sasser
22 days ago
it's official: these new bathrooms in pdx airport represent the peak of human accomplishment. individual, private rooms. no gaps. a shared sink and waiting area. light, bright, pleasant. accessible. the toilet gold standard. we did it folks
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