the Bluesky design research team wants to talk with people who are interested in building communities. if that's you, submit this form! your voice will help shape what we build. docs.google.com/forms/d/1ej6...

Bluesky Communities Research 2026

Bluesky is conducting research to better understand how these groups form and grow on the platform, as well as what they need to thrive. We’re looking for active users to participate in a 45-minute 1:...

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We’re doing a user study to find out how adding always-on live values alongside code effects writing and debugging experiences for functional programming. See reply for sign-up details

We need more walkable, mixed-use datacenters. Like community gardens, people should be able to experience the joy and satisfaction of cultivating their own hardware. Big Cloud has alienated the connection people felt with their computers. Kids should know what it's like to swear at rack mount rails.

Hey y'all, I'm looking for some work to bridge the gap while I continue working on @cartridge.dev and @happyview.dev. If you have contract work for #atproto projects (planning, code, architecture), I'd be delighted to help. DM me with details. #atproto #OpenToWork #LookingForWork

A bit over two years after starting to work on it... Go is officially FIPS 140-3 certified 💥 csrc.nist.gov/projects/cry... I am pretty confident Go is now one of the most—if not the most—seamless and complete FIPS 140-3 compliance solutions... with a single env var, out of the box.

Watching the tech industry unleash unpredictable software into production in the name of AI adoption, then spend twice as much time and money trying to limit the blast radius, proves humans should be investing in our own intelligence before allowing the machines to mimic us.

It was brought to my attention by a friend that that there is a Burmese python 🐍 at the San Diego Zoo named Julius Squeezer and this is delightful. youtu.be/eiDfdc_MlzI?...

Zoo Day | Meet the Burmese python

YouTube video by CBS 8 San Diego

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ME, IN TEARS: you can't just say every single part of a computer system is a file UNIX, POINTING AT THE MOUSE: file

Is there any decent way to make this work in Rust? I want a trait which lets you get an array. And every impl of the trait can choose their own array length. play.rust-lang.org?version=stab...

ousterhout solved this problem three decades ago by bravely declaring java a systems programming language

Finally got around to using a treap for my Rust CVM implementation, as Knuth (literally: cs.stanford.edu/~knuth/paper...) intended. Its implementation is compact (~150 LoC, but maybe there's some perf left to wring out of it), but it works real well: crates.io/crates/cvmco...

crates.io: Rust Package Registry

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Inside you there are two wolves. One is active, the other one is on hot standby and becomes active if the first one fails or is taken down for maintenance. Add more wolves as necessary for increased redundancy load balancing. A quorum badger can be added for environments with multiple active wolves.

Hey @bsky.app team -- @trezy.codes runs a full verification process with the Games Industry Labeler. Would be great to onboard him as a community verifier sooner rather than later. Tech talk here with background -> atprotocol.dev/tech-talk-tr...

Tech Talk: Trezy and the Games Industry Labeler & Game Dev Feed

Trezy built a Games Industry Labeler, including self-labeled and verified accounts, moderated with an Ozone instance, as well maintaining a Game Dev Feed.

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Here's a fun Sunday puzzle for data minded people out there: * COBS is a bit-stuffing technique, it changes the bitstream when encoding * CRC is designed to defend against corruptions of the EXACT bit pattern on the wire If I want to frame my messages with COBS, how do I also CRC them?