Listened to Denzel Curry's Melt My Eyez all the way through for the first time properly, and it's so damn good? Feels like an almost perfect combo of his bangers and introspective side

we gotta acknowledge... the x translation feature is pretty fuckin sick and beautiful to see live

Was reminded by @graham.systems of the "show samples of saved feeds in following" and have had it turned on for a couple days now. Kinda slaps! Adds diversity and provenance, and appreciably breaks up the feeds. These kinds of feed composition things are a direction i'd love to see more of.

really want a bluesky client that lets me have categories/lists of posts I make for myself and can post directly from... good case-study if you're thinking about a malleable social media interface!

Anyone doing any event-y atproto things in or near nyc? I would be so into an events oriented talk @atproto.nyc !!

not me realizing I've been talking about bluesky et al doing notifications for standard.site posts and we don't even have good notifications for this in the leaflet reader 😭 "first take the plank out of your own eye" etc etc

kewl idea from @graham.systems : If I stood up an xrpc endpoint for managing standard.site subscription notifications, a getNotifications, and markAsRead, would any bluesky clients be interested in integrating it?

okay but independent of a particular tool for community feature tracking/requests, what even makes a good example of this tool? Has anyone seen examples of projects that use these really really well?

Are there great solutions out there for community feature boards / roadmap type stuff? Would ofc love something atproto native but interesting in what the state of the art is, and what patterns actually work in practice.

"an everything app" = a set of platform apis and human interface primitives that enable the use, distribution, and composition of some basic unit of interaction. This is what the browser does, what iOS does, what whatsapp does, and what can be done again.

my thinking on "everything apps" has been very shaped by my years using emacs. take from that what you will...

pet peeve: very very few interfaces for doing knowledge work contain good drafting tools. if you want people to do good work they need to be able to produce it incrementally! leaflet tries to be good at this but def lots more we can do.

+ ui primitives for navigating between, discovering them, managing them, etc ! (and on all the above, and the ones dan mentions, I don't think they need to look anything like the solutions we already have for these things, new ideas are possible!)

got me thinking too, we should create a standard way for standard site hosts to expose embedable content. Maybe an html subset, maybe just an iframe, maybe something else?

Hmmm I wonder how email subscribes (off protocol currently) should interact here. Maybe permissioned spaces gives us some useful tools? Subscribing via email would be giving the publication access to a permission space that includes your email address ig?

If you had a text editor that hard coded double line spacing could you fit interesting interfaces in the gaps?

GReader greybeards, this is our moment

omb helix has had vimium style jumps to WORDS this whole time?? that's cool af

First pass at a HTML-as-JSON lexicon - typelex is lovely for prototyping - sort of sucks that afaict that objects cant have an open set of keys - thinking about what it means for HTML to be atproto-native (e.g. attributes directly referencing blobs, at-uris, dids)

i thiiiink i could fairly easily use cloudflares cloud to let leaflet build + host static sites generated off of standard.site leaflet posts... is this a good idea? unsure. would anyone use it? also unsure... but i could def do it...

leaflet reader should: - easily let you one-off longpost - aggregate bsky, rss, and standard.site post - let you take notes on everything, save anything to lists, feed into drafts - keep track of events u are rsvp'd to - let you subscribe to and participate in community/aggregators

If I see a post like this on my timeline I should be able to add it directly to my reading lists in bookhive/popfeed/semble/whatever

kewlll! We got so much data out there in all kinds of ways! Is this looking up OAuth metadata for apps @hipstersmoothie.com or is it just set in the atstore records?

This from @bookshop.org is the first example I've seen of a b corp with real limitations in the charter

So where are we supposed to put the vods from this meetup?

Atproto nyc meetup happening tonight come through!

Omg I love this and am very interested in making it easier/better if possible

Planning on starting a sci-fi/spec-fic reading group, started making a list of reads to draw from here: bookhive.buzz/shelves/awar... Most would be new to me but couldn't resist throwing a couple favorites in there. Would love further recommendations!

email is a pain in the ass (mostly on the design side!) can't wait for the day that we can just do this all over atproto for now pls use this and tell people to get tf off substack

@quillmatiq.com this soooo awesome! Exactly the kind of apps/tools we need more of rn. would love to see a way to bring this kind of share sheet into apps themselves, ideally w/ some user configuration. Was a thing I was thinking about wrt page.parts

it seems totally possible to me that a <$500 3d printer hits lego level tolerances in the near future. at that point we plausibly get just a huge explosion in part + set design that just goes bonkers.

there's been a whole ass personal curriculum *trend* going on the last year and no body told me??

Anyone wanna volunteer to do a video set up for @atproto.nyc next month??

bsky.app is an atmospheric website

I"m pretty stoked about footnotes in leaflet, esp since I've been seeing them out in the wild more! Feel like we haven't had an editor improvement that really hit in a while.

anyone know anyone at stripe.com? i need a connection asap, like urgently asf

tids have good aesthetics, not quite as good as uuids but way better than snowflakes imo

I've only ever missed one flight in my life and it was because I arrived so early to the airport that I relaxed and got into the zone working and just totally lost track of time. Most other times I try to arrive as late as I possibly can, and it's been fine every single time.

I think I accidentally shot some double exposures, fun surprise

www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxpE... this is so cool, i want more autonomous robots making megalithic monuments

watching the hornets/heat game and idk if i've ever had who i'm rooting for switch so instantaneously after seeing that replay of ball

👁️ 👄 👁️ plyr.leaflet.pub/3mj66m6vls22x

Leaflet + Grain

Wrote up a little dev log on page.parts, the mentioning/embeds system I've been working on!

A word on the "what do we call it" discourse: The goal can't be to be legible, we are so small and tiny and new, it's unreasonable to expect a few words to explain anything The goal should be to be *recognizable* so if u bump into it multiple times you go, oh that thing

a lot of y'all still don't get it semble users can mention multiple cards in a single leaflet so if you have 1 semble collection and 3 leaflets you can create 3 new linkblogs

this is gonna be *such* a sick set of data to have in the atmosphere

nice api for this pattern would be a low-ish lift high impact thing bsky could do for the atmosphere imo!

consider this an exhortation to blog more about the books you love! Even just small references in posts about other things!

I finished stars in my pocket like grains of sand (after seeing it on @genmon.fyi 's blog!) and my god what a beautiful book. kaleidoscopic in the best way possible, sci-fi so rich in imagination everything else looks a little half assed. rich moving characters, ones we follow and ones we glimpse