A rich text editor is a document system with a schema, transactions, selections, and identity — not a decorated <textarea>. That's why I built Seed's editor on ProseMirror. Full writeup: seed.horacioh.com/writing/rich...
It’s weird that we created open source to be free to fork and personalize however you want without any agreement from upstream, and then we created social norms where we shame people for doing that
Cal.com became proprietary because they were building software. Not growing software.
Cal.com | Scheduling Software for Online Bookings
A fully customizable scheduling software for individuals, businesses taking calls and developers building scheduling platforms where users meet users.
cal.com
" Por más salvaje que sea la crisis que está por venir; por más bandazos que sigan dando los sátrapas en EEUU, en Israel o en Rusia: si nos lo proponemos y le dedicamos el mejor de nuestros esfuerzos, no tenemos nada que temer."
Cinco claves para entender este loco mes de marzo
Somos una sociedad de sabios. Hemos construido los acuerdos políticos que nos han permitido vivir en paz. Y podemos construir otros. Tenemos la inteligencia y la capacidad para salir adelante y…
eldiario.es
Over a year in the making. I'm very glad this is out the door!
IPFS@ipfs.tech · 5mo agoA small but meaningful update: IPIP-0499 is now merged into the IPFS spec! We're introducing configuration profiles for CIDs. 🧩 🧵
Today in the Open Office Hour we'll kick off our discussions around the movement of knowledge and the movement of thought. Feel free join us. 4:30-6:30 UK For information: futuretextlab.info/2026-welcome/ and for today: futuretextlab.info/2026-cal/
2026 – Future Text Lab
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I’m helping organize Lab Day at @localfirstconf.com as part of @inkandswitch.com Please apply for the CFP for a main stage talk, and if you’re doing something hands on, creative, malleable software, programmable ink or similar that aligns with user agency, leave a note that lab day might be a fi
Local-First Conf@localfirstconf.com · 5mo agoCfP is open! May 1 — CFP closes May 15 — candidates notified June 1 — speakers announced June 15 — schedule announced We want to hear from YOU!
CfP is open! May 1 — CFP closes May 15 — candidates notified June 1 — speakers announced June 15 — schedule announced We want to hear from YOU!
Local-First Conf 2026 is back, and I want to hear what everyone's been doing this year. What have you built? What have you learned? How about interesting challenges we need to overcome?
Local-First Conf@localfirstconf.com · 5mo agoCfP is open! May 1 — CFP closes May 15 — candidates notified June 1 — speakers announced June 15 — schedule announced We want to hear from YOU!
Boston-area mutuals: I'll be giving the MIT HCI seminar this Tuesday at 4PM. I've got some open time on Wednesday morning—DM me if you'd like to chat! 👋
HCI Seminar - Andy Matuschak - Apps and programming: two accidental tyrannies | MIT CSAIL
Abstract:One of the personal computer revolution’s grandest dreams was that we'd all have not only our own computers, but that we’d also create our own dynamic media, exquisitely tuned to our own…
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I had an 'epic time' (his words, not mine ;p) today with @gabo.bsky.social and @eric.vicenti.net talking about augmenting human collective intelligence, the future of the internet, the open web, @seed.hyper.media and #atproto. And I made a point about AI I'd like to develop here 👇
📍 La Nueva Bar · Madrid, Community of Madrid, ES ★★★★★ Scheming the future of ATProtoMAD over aperitif at Maria’s local. It’s great! The bartender told me I have to practice a song. w/ @maria-alvarez.com https://beaconbits.app/beacon/2cxgdrgtsmrbqnjkwyplmp43/3mellvqayqc2b #BeaconBits
You'd be surprised how few people see any problems with this slide:
DID is a great concept ("Decentralized Identifiers") But its a shame that the most common DID (the one used by Bluesky) is did:plc. And the PLC is centralized Ironic that the most popular decentralized identifier is centralized.
Interesting to see what research articles cite our paper on local-first software. Today: automatically monitoring sea turtles 🐢 www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Toward decentralized ecological monitoring: A local-first web-based AI platform for sea turtle detection
Accurately monitoring sea turtle populations is crucial for informing effective conservation strategies; however, traditional methods for assessing sp…
sciencedirect.com
Structured argumentation tools like @seed.hyper.media are more potent than IRL Conversations. You achieve deeper, less emotional, and peaceful conversations. Knowledge emerges through the process, resolving disputes harmoniously. Great for open source software communities!
Happy 34th Birthday HTML tags! On October 29, 1991, the internet pioneer, Tim Berners-Lee, published a document entitled HTML Tags. #WebDesignHistory
ok welllll it looks like there really is no API for the issue tracker for the open source browser used by 90% of the people on earth
dietrich@burrito.space · 11mo agois there really no API for Chromium issues? surely i'm just not finding it, right?
Today's meeting focused on Patrick Lichty’s presentation about virtual narratology and spatial information structures in XR environments. JOIN US ANY MONDAY! futuretextlab.info/2025/09/01/1...
1 September : Patrick Lichty – Future Text Lab
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Jack Dorsey has open-sourced Bitchat, a decentralized, encrypted, peer-to-peer messaging app that works over Bluetooth mesh networks github.com/jackjackbits...
GitHub - jackjackbits/bitchat: bluetooth mesh chat, IRC vibes
bluetooth mesh chat, IRC vibes. Contribute to jackjackbits/bitchat development by creating an account on GitHub.
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The question is: how much decentralization must be compromised for the sake of user experience? The answer is simple: ZERO. We are not compromising!!!
This post by @dustyweb.bsky.social et al is an absolute banger files.spritely.institute/papers/imple... It has been a major inspiration for our implementation of "web of trust" in @seed.hyper.media Although, there is a slight mis-representation of Zooko's triangle. I should write about this...
Implementation of a Petnames System in an existing chat application
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Haha yeah it's "sort-of-Zooko's Easier to Explain Triangle" I guess We had a debate about it, I find the "human meaningful, decentralized, secure" analysis really hard to explain, because secure is so *vague* there, so I kinda pushed the version that's in there Glad you like the paper!
"The big questions of Local First" Incredible insights from @adamwiggins.bsky.social, @pvh.ca, @aaronboodman.com and @martin.kleppmann.com in our discussion panel. The ideals of Local First, where AI fits in, and how important offline support is.
