Someone made a Goodreads scraped book recommendation system. I would love to add it to BookHive but I don’t think he can legally share the model he trained which is unfortunate. Even book metadata is a gray area! news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4582...

I edited this with the new Affinity app (since it is now free with Canva). Very well made app. I got an AI to generate the initial image, flattened it out in the image edit (AI always generates so grainy), got a tool to turn the flattened image into an SVG and edited that SVG back in Affinity

Spent all morning editing the logo for my project Teleportal, a Y.js sync server. His name is Pepper, the parrot🦜

It is very awkward to be asking for money, for me - but, the reality is that I'm completely doing all of this work on my own time, hosting it, and paying for it to be on the App Store. Feel free to support if you like / have the means

Introducing kipclip.com, the friendliest way to save bookmarks on atproto 🐔 This first version works on the web and features a simple bookmarklet (for desktop) or iOS shortcut or Android sharesheet option, once you save it to your homescreen (for mobile). Uses the community lexicon for bookmarks!

How about enabling IPv6 and DNSSEC on plc.directory? I'm quite surprised that it isn't already, given how crucial PLC is for #atproto

There's really only two file formats

Was pretty nice to see that Goodreads is using Next, so I was able to scrape their pages since next preloads a bunch of page data in a json object. We will see how long that works for, but in the worst case it should just fallback to the same data I had before

To be fair to junior devs. The amount of clutter I see with error messages are ridiculous. The terminal being flat text really hurts understanding of nested relationships. NPM is worse here since everything on stderr is printed in red, so everything is red.

Amazon bought goodreads, but now there’s BookHive.

Vinted is actually super clutch. I’m totally fine getting clothes second hand, after the first few times of wearing something it’s basically secondhand anyway. Or even just borrowing something from a friend.

@popfeed.social how are you able to do this? Very cool!

This is actually 🔥 I would love to use this for my Y.js sync server but I’ve got to see how well it supports binary data

I don't have a problem with making new RPC systems! I can stop any time I want! But I don't want to. So I made a new one for you. It's called Cap'n Web. It's like Cap'n Proto RPC, except focused on working great in browsers and JavaScript/TypeScript servers. blog.cloudflare.com/capnweb-java...

slices.network Join the waitlist today! 👉 slices.network/waitlist

If anyone is wondering why I haven’t been doing anything for @bookhive.buzz it’s because I bought a DJ set, this is basically my new personality now

Makes for a nice example why putting the actual data in the record is important I think.

Speaking on this, it is actually soooo nice that I can just download MusicBrainz DB to my machine & query it. I wish I had that for book data. ISBN db comes close, but is too restrictive on what you are allowed to do with the dataset

I hope I wasn't too harsh with this. I care about seeing the ATProto ecosystem thrive, and put a lot of thought into the design of my lexicons for MAXIMUM portability. While I feel others may have treated the PDS as just another DB system

Introducing Instinct 🐺, a new state-of-the-art open Next Edit model trained by @continue.dev Runnable with @ollamabot.bsky.social and available today in VS Code

You may have heard of the nx project being hacked last week. This could happen to you too if you use GitHub Actions. Learn how to configure your policies to prevent this. Here are 14 things you should know about GitHub Actions and should apply today. jessehouwing.net/github-actio...

This is honestly sad to see. I really had hoped they would actually enforce antitrust on this god forsaken corp

I would freaking love this

gonna go wild and say I think I know how to do private data. gonna just drop this here and refuse to answer any further questions. but I think I got it.

Corny, but I love it. If error messages had this, it’d actually be a nice experience

I'm working on getting @teal.fm's piper application to be able to support imports of Spotify's export. This allows a backfill of all your listening history from Spotify into your PDS

There is a certain level of TypeScript that AI is just absolutely useless and it makes me feel bad. I almost want to loosen types just for it to work better

Can someone explain to me what Service Proxying ability of a PDS is useful for? atproto.com/specs/xrpc#s... Is there anyone actually using this feature for something?

Since I received some, deserved, flak about skipping all the interesting implementation parts in my previous OAuth article I've gone and wrote it again. But now with so much code blocks it will make your eyes bleed. You were warned..

This man lives and breathes ATProto

Just imported my Goodreads history into @bookhive.buzz Looking pretty nice: bookhive.buzz/profile/daff...

I wrote a little guide on how to set up La Suite Docs on your home server, I found it pretty difficult to follow their docs, and it took me like 2 hours to figure things out properly. It's pretty cool, once everything is set up! nickthesick.com/projects/Hom...

Cursor regularly spikes my CPU to 100% and slows my computer to a hault. I get that they are probably vibe coding 90% of it. But it leaves a terrible taste in my mouth to be paying for something which they stole (VS Code) and made worse.

Oh fuck! I was affected by this! Rotate all your creds people

Thanks to @baileytownsend.dev, I now am hosting an instance of Piper by @teal.fm, I didn't think it was ready to be running already! I've been wanting to use @teal.fm for so long! piper.bookhive.buzz

Pocket ID for self-hosted OIDC is amazing: pocket-id.org I just setup Immich, Portainer and Docs to all be signed in via SSO which I host on my Mac Mini

Just played around with [Electrobun](www.electrobun.dev) and it's super cool. I'm surprised at the sort of DX that it has out of the box. Given how long Electron has been around, I'm surprised that RPC felt like an after thought. Very cool project @yoav.codes

Hey @bnewbold.net @matthieu.bsky.team got some more docs, guidance & announcements about OAuth soon? It’s actively scaring off users and devs are unsure what to do. We got a similar reaction to logging into the @lexicon.community Discourse with overly broad permissions.

The Apple app store accepted our submission. Now, you can use BookHive on mobile! Everything is open source (MPL) at: github.com/nperez0111/b...

Another @bookhive.buzz alternative! So many cropping up lately

📚Introducing Paperbnd! Paperbnd is a Goodreads/StoryGraph alternative built on the AT Protocol using the @popfeed.social lexicon. Paperbnd.club is a place for book lovers to discover new books, create reading lists, update book progress, write reviews for your favorite books and more! #booksky

Working on getting a submission to the App Store for the BookHive iOS app. Here is a little sneak peek 😉

Second submission coming in, I hope that Apple is satisfied by my explanation that I don't actually collect any sign-up data and all the information is publicly available, so I'm not really tracking anybody or anything. Will be great to have @bookhive.buzz finally on the app store!

Ok, a rundown of how we get p2p ATProtocol going: 1. Run *standard* ATProto services, locally 2. Use p2p to holepunch TCP connections 3. Add a thin layer for peering management Bundle all that up in an app, and we have a recipe for adding resilience & scaling to Bluesky. 🧵 teim:

But, I think I need to tell Apple that this is an ATProto app & I don't actually collect the data that they are referring to here (but it is part of the account). @tijs.org did you run into something similar here?

I wrote up a high level overview of how i did the new OAuth flow for @dropanchor.app, hope it helps someone figure this stuff out quicker than i did.

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Submitted a build to Apple for approval. Let's see when we can get this out on TestFlight...

🤫... We cookin' something up: app.bookhive.buzz

buckle up tanglers, we've been working hard! first up: ✨CI is now generally available!✨ head to your repo settings and set your workflow runner to the hosted instance. 🚀 we have also got support for secrets! you can now deploy your site on CI! read the blog for more: blog.tangled.sh/ci 1/5