ok vacation time, finally have time to build some legos ive been hoarding for like a year. (not pictured, mclaren f1 lego but i probably won’t finish that)
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@besaid.zone
web generalist - basketball fan - F1 enjoyer - 🇨🇦🏳️🌈🇯🇲 senior software developer at a bank
last time i was in nyc i didn’t get to try many of the pizza spots, hella jealous rn 🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀
Everyone there I can promise y'all the best spots for pizza 🤝🏿
Came to this realization at my 3rd job lol. Sometimes there are opportunities for new interesting stuff but it’s mostly more of the same shit ive either written for personal projects or previous places ive worked at
The problem is that ~50-80% of some code bases is literally just rote, tedious boilerplate that looks the exact same as every other code base of a similar project type. Like, do I want to hand-code a "forgot your password" flow or just get it over with so I can code the actually interesting parts?
🧵 Blacksky is looking to buy a server for $30k USD. We'd like the following specs or better: - 384 GB RAM - 80 TB NVMe; ZFS RAIDZ2 in 2 vdevs - 1 Gbps + 10 Gpbs burstable - at least 84 threads for the CPU(s) - Ideally somewhere in the eastern half of North America but open to North America and EU
I'm thinking about how non-developers will feel about atproto. For example, will it take people by surprise that data entered into one app can show up somewhere else? More thoughts in this post.
How do we talk about atproto to non-developers? | Rachel Andrew
rachelandrew.co.uk
hell yea, the amount of tv shows and movies coming out in the next couple of months has me eating good
🚨 new reacher trailer just dropped 🚨
we got access to 5.6 recently at work and i have to agree. it's pretty good
5.6 is the most usable model ever made not saying it's gonna magically solve all your problems, it's just very easy to get good results from with low effort at this point if you're still struggling to get good code out of the machine it might be a you thing
yea the one thing i don't understand about skills is why weren't these just best practices added to docs? yea w/e do some LLM stuff so they're easy to find for agents but i find it annoying i gotta add like 10 different .md files to my repo
Irritating part of the AI ecosystem* is this reflex to create coded vocabulary that builds an unnecessary barrier to entry. MCP? Oh, you mean an API. Skills? Oh, you mean docs. Evals? Oh, you mean tests. * to be fair, this is actually any group of humans who want to differentiate Their Shiny Thing™
i don't think we should be telling ppl to "just use AP/Mastodon". especially when these ppl have built things and advocated for atproto. 2c
Two big announcements: 1. I'm looking for my next job. 2. My website is now one of the most "Atmospheric" websites to date, going beyond just @standard.site to include @teal.fm, @anisota.net, custom lexicons, a status bar, data inspector, and more. If you want to work together, get in touch!
I’m looking for my next job — dame.is
Over the past 12 months I designed, built, and launched a dozen apps and experiences on the AT Protocol, including anisota.net, a calmer user interface for Bluesky, and Aturi, a toolkit for navigating...
dame.is
"So AT is governed by a single for-profit entity, that also runs the only viable inst-" *closes tab*
ah here we go again news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4892...
Reminder that Carney has cut funding for Natural Resources Canada, Environment and Climate Change Canada, Indigenous and Northern Affairs, and Indigenous Services. And he has rolled back climate protections, abandoned emissions targets, and is building more pipelines.
the past two month i have been working on https://radio.wisp.place as a way to have a shared radio with my sisters and i, and now its federated in a somewhat unique way :3
syndicating radio with evil atproto
xrpcs are cool i think
nekomimi.leaflet.pub
this is cool, @toronto.ca what up
Hey, New Yorkers: Mayor Mamdani is recreating the city's digital service, after Mayor Adams destroyed it. They're hiring devs, designers, and product folks to work on-site in Brooklyn, starting now. You don't even have to be a city resident. Get on it!
Introducing Bobbin: A diskless, API-only AppView for Tangled blog.tangled.org/bobbin/
Introducing Bobbin
A diskless, API-only AppView for Tangled
blog.tangled.org
unfortunately i will be returning to league of legends for league of legends classic
Really love this CSS Day talk by @una.im. It is so cool what you can do with CSS nowadays without needing to over-engineer complex javascript solutions or use gigantic libraries. www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FSL...
Modern UI Patterns - Una Kravets - CSS Day 2026
YouTube video by Web Conferences Amsterdam
youtube.com
Just published a blog post about the new CSS Anchor Positioning API! ⚓ I’ve been learning about it over the past few weeks, and it’s friggin’ great, but it also took me a minute to really get the hang of it. My goal in this post is to share the most useful bits, so you can start using it today. 🔥
Getting Started with Anchor Positioning • Josh W. Comeau
For decades, one of the most notoriously-challenging problems on the web has been sticking one element to another element, for things like tooltips and nested menus. The CSSWG has decided to provide a...
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bobby, you can do the funniest thing rn
Just in: The Sacramento Kings are waiving DeMar DeRozan, making the six-time All-Star one of the top free agents, sources tell ESPN. The sides worked collaboratively on this resolution after exploring trade routes.