Andrew Lisowski 💻
@hipstersmoothie.com
Senior Software Engineeer snowflake.com Co-Founder @graze.social, @cocore.dev Co-Host of @devtools.fm Creator of @kich.io, @kikbak.tv, @atstore.fyi, @standard-reader.app hipstersmoothie.com
I bought a tv mount that cost more than my actual tv ☠️ The lengths I will go to not have my tv above a fireplace are quite far
Great read from @joebasser.com After @toni.bsky.team's @theverge.com interview I'm really excited to see where this all goes
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How we get to 1B Users in the Atmosphere
standard-reader.app
Interviewing the guy behind this today (Queue pitchforks)
Diffui - Prompt to design, without the slop
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This is very intriguing! I haven't heard of about 95% of these apps, and some of them I want to try out. Thanks for sharing!
Oooh. Just discovered the @atstore.fyi - a directory for all the apps of the Atmosphere. Wow! With user ratings and comments, etc. Note that if you are reading this on Bluesky, you *have* an Atmosphere acct already so can use these apps. atstore.fyi
If you love something, let it go That's why none of my side projects are finished
both server-first and client-first approaches have strength and weaknesses. obviously you won't see churn in each paradigm in isolation because it's simply given up on doing "the other side" anywhere close to well conversely, you should expect some churn in paradigms that actually bridge them
My line? “I only know how to code the computer! Fixing anything is not some thing I know (🙃)”
Most of what I've learned in IT, Software Engineering, and UX/UI Design is—very plainly—because people could not be bothered to gain even the most basic understanding of computers Think about the number of times you were asked, as a computer science major, to troubleshoot phones and laptops
has it been enough time since the last time? YUP, repost, follow all, you know the drill! for anyone new to the atmosphere and specifically the atproto dev side of things, welcome home.
Me today moving 348 books into a storage unit; the anti-data ownership folks got it, they were right!
Everyone loooooves data ownership until you have to move Don’t believe what big atproto tells you, records are NOT portable
Everyone loooooves data ownership until you have to move Don’t believe what big atproto tells you, records are NOT portable
@brookie.blog something seems to be going on with user input. statuses arent being applied to everything
Reminder: I want to see more @puzzmo.com accounts when I'm on Bluesky! Help me juke my stats, if you've hooked bsky to Puzzmo, but don't have a paid account; DM me your profile link in the next 6 days and I'll gift you a year's sub (The link is in the dropdown when you click on your nav avatar)
I think LLMs have made me grow and learn as a dev A lot about building things is knowing what exists, what methods work well, and when to apply it all. With an LLM i'm constantly learning about things I didnt know and building things in ways I would never of had time to before
it feels so freaking good to code, dude. like human to IDE. how do ai-pilled people not find joy in doing this by hand. i genuinely dont understand.
Should a bit easier to find new pubs like this. Especially outside our little bubble
Think @standard.site is just blogs about the Atmosphere? Think again. Introducing Topics: naturally formed from what people are actually posting about, so you can explore every edge of the network. Start browsing: standard-reader.app/topics
Standard Reader reads comics now. It works out which publications are comics on its own (based on the content and publication settings). They get a shelf of covers instead of a list of pages, and open in a full-screen reader that runs the whole publication as one continuous book.
@timtrautmann.com for the bsky blocks you use for gifthood. how do you determine the blocks? do you just keep a blocklist up to date for registered users?
New React Aria components! 🚀 🔗 PreviewTrigger – build accessible hover popovers 🐭 Context menu trigger for mouse, keyboard, and touch 🪙 TokenField (alpha) – a text input with inline tokens 📋 Editable table cells 🎹 Keyboard shortcuts 🪝 New hook docs react-aria.adobe.com/releases/v1-...
This feature is SO COOL I love comics and this made me giddy when I used it for the first time. Can't wait to see more!
Standard Reader reads comics now. It works out which publications are comics on its own (based on the content and publication settings). They get a shelf of covers instead of a list of pages, and open in a full-screen reader that runs the whole publication as one continuous book.
I realized I was being stupid and that all labelers should just be supported 😅 I filtered out all the dead ones ~60%
Labelers v2 in Standard Reader: we deleted our own labelers. Any atproto labeler now works with zero setup, and your installed Bluesky labelers follow you to our app! The directory is the whole network, ones we think are for @standard.site near the top.
There are many things being built on atproto. Many of them won’t get adopted or thrive. And yes, many are built without user research. It’s OK? Don’t use things you don’t want to. Promote things you like. And build something yourself if you feel like it. Do it the way YOU want it to be.
@skyreader.app I think you're constructing leaflet blockquotes wrong. they have markdown in them
Build good things, make them better This is the only way! People generally don’t care about any technical details, just usefulness
hard pill to swallow for atproto developers/creators: 99% of potential users either do not care about, value, understand, or want to “own their own data” i see so many apps/projects lead with this “value prop”, but it’s not an important or meaningful consideration for most people