Left, right, whatever, I just want graduate students posting their papers here
judah
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visit joodaloop.com for my stuff stick around for tweets about scatterpad.com, my magnum opus. i also made streams.place a couple years ago.
does anybody have a rebase-based algorithm for handling real-time CSV edits the way prosemirror has pm-commit-collab?
actually i’m sorry i don’t get the point i thought this was about making things discoverable on the ATmosphere, why is it asking me to publish my site itself as a lexicon? the data is right there in HTML, we have had <meta> tags since forever
judah@joodaloop.com · 4d agogoing to get my website up on @standard.site today, are there any other ATProto things i should know about?
there ought to be some kind of standard for making this easy to do a protocol for downloading a website’s content as markdown or HTML and saving it to a folder, then syncing with the actual website over time
David Gasquez@davidgasquez.com · 4d agoOne of the best things I did recently was to archive all @gordon.bsky.social's Substack posts into my personal digital library. I index, embed and query it with github.com/tobi/qmd. When my agents now $consult-library they stumble with many great Gordonisms, making them better for my taste!
going to get my website up on @standard.site today, are there any other ATProto things i should know about?
i write code manually cause it’s fun and i don’t want AI to take that skill away from me
if you give your website a service worker cache and a keyboard-driven search bar, if starts to feel like using a local app that contains your notes but accessible in every browser, all the time!
redesigning the WEBCRAFT site adding a “why do people hire me?” that just has quotes from people who’ve hired me
GOOD NEWS, PEOPLE OF BLUESKY! i will be posting more now since i’ve been made aware that i should be sharing way more visual work than i currently do
My great weakness is that I value my own time at zero and I price goods at their component cost
Whoever builds a feature complete substack on ATProto will clean up.
thinking about subsistence cognition vs industrial cognition
Beau Cronin@beaucronin.bsky.social · 3w agoThe surplus that results from moving out of subsistence cognition
“People keep forgetting this. Google Reader was the best social network for academically minded people that I have ever been part of. As one blogger after its shutdown said: it was a social network for people who don't want to talk about themselves.”
guys do not give me local-first conf FOMO i have good reasons to not be there this year
i’ve been (for want of a better word) burnt out on design for a month or so, and been writing code to relax realization: design is tiring because you’re constantly running a SAT solver in your head while code let’s you abstract away details so you don’t have to think about them
my answers for these in sssync.joodaloop.com are inspired by Linear’s Sync Engine: - query-driven sync through a graph API - named and versioned mutations, queued locally - a single sync stream of updates per user - all data stored in IndexedDB after first fetch
judah@joodaloop.com · last mo.my 4 requirements for an optimal sync engine are: - query-driven fetches - offline mutations - updates as minimal change deltas - persistent client cache only a couple of existing engines satisfy this criteria
my 4 requirements for an optimal sync engine are: - query-driven fetches - offline mutations - updates as minimal change deltas - persistent client cache only a couple of existing engines satisfy this criteria
taking a break to go back to real work, but good progress so far sssync.joodaloop.com/v1-roadmap/
1.0 Roadmap
Todo list & progress tracking
sssync.joodaloop.com
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