𝕮 • Chris Shank

@chrisshank.me

one thing in the current atproto landscape that worries me a bit is how much (particularly post-oauth) a lot of the ecosystem is starting to build around or assuming patterns where we dont draw a distinction between clients/user-agents vs the rest of an application and where the application backend

App stores always seemed at odds with internet scale, to me. The curated approach only ever worked through pretty extreme top-down control and denying lots of good stuff. I find it helpful to shift mindset toward search and ranking over an open ecosystem (with all the mess that openness implies).

Heather Flowers (500FF DEMO OUT NOW)@hthrflwrs.bsky.social · 4d ago

The thing is that AI slop flooding storefronts is fundamentally a hard problem. I'd personally call it one of the hardest moderation problems on the modern internet

“I don’t need accessibility,” says the tech bro, dictating instructions to his agent by voice. “We can’t prioritize accessibility right now,” says another, while his agent completes his tasks by reading the accessibility tree.

I've yet to see much discourse about the way agentic coding seems to reinforce the troupe of the solo hacker/developer, who can take on the world all by themself. The form factor of programming already nudges us in the direction isolated work...