Vision: Enable cloudflare like edge & web services all via ATproto. All the sources are public via ATproto with no single provider. The user can optionally choose a provider to host everything for them. The person providing the service only chooses a default host. Ultra low latency & cost w/ privacy

New thinking machines research!!! They present interaction models, "To ensure real-time responsiveness, we adopt a multi-stream, micro-turn design." I've been saying this!!!! There is A LOT in this post, but tldr: they use two models, one with a very short 'turn', and a custom inference backend ->

jj enjoyers what's the current best way to set up coding agents to use jj instead of git

So where is the button to go directly to tangled? No shade to the author, but in general?

Our April updates are out! (Sorry we're a bit late - in a busy stretch here) On launching @semble.so connections, and lots of community contributions 🫶 "Sense is being made" -- @joebasser.com

ive been promising to do a post about tranquils account delegation for a while now. finally sat down and did it!

Motion Shared Layout on Svelte! Try: svelte-shared-layout-motion.canmi.dev *Inspired by Jakub Krehel’s work built with React. jakub.kr/work/shared-...

I need GitHub sponsors on ATproto like yesterday @tangled.org (Yes I'm fully aware what a cluster fuck paying out Money to random people on 200 jurisdictions is, but I don't care ;)

@cameron.stream @letta.com so can someone explain to me what this is supposed to tell me? Nothing has prompted me to pay yet (surprising?) Like I'd upgrade to pro/max here in a heartbeat if there was any benefit shown, or if usage showed I was (close to) at my limit.

I think my @letta.com auto agent just discovered it can look at images lol

It's best practice for Rust crate docs to start with at least one research paper citation, which must be read before continuing.

Connected to this, but somewhat independent: DNS over ATproto Seems like an easy enough thing to do?

What the *fuck* is happening with ratatui??? Absolutely insane projects every single day.

@letta.com persistent agent + local environment + telegram channel + heartbeat cron job enables some pretty crazy things. I need more agents lol Haven't managed to really get the agent to do their own thing, I have to give them a task. But once they have that, smooth sailing for the most part.

@ash-ai.kaij.party is this thing on?

Playing with the idea of ATProto as a marketplace for compute github.com/publicdomain...

Update: @ash-ai.kaij.party has setup a PDS for themselves. I'm interested to see where we go from here. Oh and it's all letta at this point - awesome product.

So I have my first persistent agent (see thread on what I landed on doing for now) and I just told it to do stuff during the night. I'm genuinely a bit excited what it will have come up with. Or whether it will have done anything? Weird sentences to type into a keyboard to be honest.

Planning to try a Pi + Claude Code Max + Hermes + Nix setup later and tell the agent to just do whatever the fuck it wants. Interested to see how far it gets or whether this fails spectacularly. (I'm very well aware others on here have done this and cooler shit but this is new for me okay?)

I know there are brilliant people at Google but my disdain for the company's attitude towards web standards is probably irreparable at this point and I know I'm not even close to being alone with that thinking.

"The value is not only in the output. It is in the gradual understanding that comes through doing the work. AI can still be useful. It can help prototype, explore, and surprise you. But that is different from design. Design still requires judgment, conversation, tension, and time."

Amazing idea - modified this for my own purposes without a collection: airglow.run/u/kaij.party...

This setup is like 6-7k + compute. But that's attainable in principle. Can probably done wayyyy cheaper with a 3D printer and some motors. Would be interesting to know how well the model course corrects / whether layering with a classical algorithm to work with lower grade hardware helps.

Stacked pull requests are better. They were better for humans. They are vastly better for agents.

Insane. I want this in my house now. Oh and, like, that's actually kind of a possibility, no?

And here we are: Pure Borrow has been released on Hackage! discourse.haskell.org/t/ann-pure-b...

For a minute I thought @kipclip.com was being funny, but that's just the date today

Give a person a game engine and they'll eventually deliver a game. Teach them to make a game engine and they'll never deliver anything ever again

So like... Can we get a good functional editor again? After atom collapsed we only have vsc. @zed.dev looked good for a while, but unfortunately is very AI focused now as well. After all these years Notepad++ still rains supreme at just... Holding my file... (Also stop hating people in PRs please)

Every worker should go out onto the street and demonstrate (I don't like protest) at least on this one day a year. These are our streets. Our hours. Our houses. Our money. We tolerate them, not the other way around.

@notplants.bsky.social pln.sh cool self-organizing distributed system

I think part of my NIH-syndrome stems from people not knowing how to make good APIs. Like, I tried to use OpenEMS's API and get bindings for it written for Rust, and it was so painful and poorly designed that I just threw up my hands and went "fuck it, I'll write my own EM field solver"

andymatuschak.org/hmwl/ Incredible article/video (the webpage integration of those two mediums is awesome!)

It is actually insane how quickly modern social media grabbed onto every aspect of my brain - I left short videos some time ago (and then redirected my addiction to Bluesky, well...). Still noticing the effects - I still have reflexive moves for those apps. But my attention span is also waay longer.

App that finds did <-> GitHub links (sifa, others, profile links), scans your activity and suggests vouching for them, including backdating.

Introducing bab-hash.org. A cute little website about a family of hashing functions designed for partial data verification in peer-to-peer systems. You can learn what it does, how to use the Rust implementation, and read its specification (with interactive diagrams, ofc).

Why can't the ICE Portal (the train, not the goons) send me a browser notification when the train is going to arrive at my selected exit :(

Building on this idea: Also enable users to import RSS feeds as semble collections. This then happens to enable secured semble collaboration by exporting each users semble collection as an RSS feed and then re-import several RSS feeds into one big collection. U&A shared semble collection 👀👀👀

This, but like I have just swapped to shock frozen meals. Like fuck it, I can't be trusted to cook for myself. Every meals are great.

I'm wondering a little bit by what % AI things are just good because we spent a fuckton of hours making them good. Like what if we spent all that time, money, compute, etc on making better & smarter tools that aren't probabilistic...

So what kind of autism did you get? Me:

This is not an article I would normally engage with. I'm not that deep into American politics, and I really don't care much for arguments (in part) based on religious beliefs. But this is why I love @kagi.com small web. This broadened my horizon a little bit. ideatrash.net/2026/04/what...

@airglow.run is so cool. For a second I was doubting whether it's just an app profiteering - nope. All automation is stored on the users PDS, you can mostly just setup your own instance and it "just works". (They are working on storing callback targets on the target PDS)

first time trying this live chat on my website (only shows up when I'm home!) fun to immediately have someone use it i'll be on for the next 10 or so reviewing some previous projects.. feel free to join me :) spencer.place

@semble.so based RSS feeds. Ideally with the option to "filter" by collections & tags (are tags a semble or margin feature?). Given these are public, can just get these for any user. Also would allow me to make "my-to-read" collection/tag and that RSS feed directly to my phone. Please and thank you

Friends don’t let friends use GoDaddy. I’ve been very happy with @porkbun.com.

In a weird turn of events I have changed from "make sure this tab stays in my tab list" to "make sure I have a card on @semble.so for this". I'm unsure whether this will actually help with discovery later, but you never know.

@semble.so please give me a phone app. Even just a PWA I can "share" a link to in the phone and it auto adds a card. Bonus points if it's local first.

@freeq.at + jitsi voice/video integration in a client and I'm happy. Need to build this. I spent sooo much time on discord with friends.

Played neblis.io by @elij.dev for a little bit. Fun concept. A little sad there is more or less a soft cap ~1600 or so, even with no one contesting. Beyond that the degradation is just too much to keep up