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Steve Purves

@opensci.dev

Founder @curvenote.com, scribbler at https://opensci.dev, engineer, builder

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Ariel M. (she/her)@byarielm.fyi · 2mo ago

So hyped I even posted on LinkedIn to make sure people in my network who aren't active here know (1) this is so cool, (2) they can watch @row1.ca's keynote with @mattakamatsu.bsky.social on @stream.place which shows just how cool this is gonna get #AtScience #OpenScience #OpenResearch 🧪

Curvenote®@curvenote.com · 2mo ago

Our first Curvenote Reader implementation is with our partners at @openrxiv.bsky.social bringing a connected reading experience to 500k bioRxiv preprints. Curvenote Reader keeps citations, figures, and references connected directly in the flow of reading. Learn more curvenote.com/news/openrxi...

openRxiv@openrxiv.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Introducing openRxiv Labs! 🔬 Growing from the strong foundation of bioRxiv & medRxiv, Labs is an experimental space for working with collaborators to push the boundaries of open scientific communication. 👉 Check it out and learn more: openrxiv.org/openrxiv-lab... #OpenScience #Preprints #Scicomm

Launching openRxiv Labs - openRxiv

Over the last thirteen years, bioRxiv and medRxiv have grown into widely used infrastructure for rapid research sharing in biology and medicine. The reliability and researcher-first values that have d...

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Steve Purves@opensci.dev · 3mo ago

Excited to see this one ship 🚀 Using existing xml (we've done a lot of work on edge cases) that is produced and maintained *everywhere*, to create a much better way to read a scientific article on the web -- transform & enrich ✨

Curvenote®@curvenote.com · 3mo ago

🚀 Today we’re launching Curvenote Reader Curvenote Reader transforms existing research into connected, web-native reading experiences layered onto the systems repositories and publishers already use. No rebuilds. No workflow disruption. → curvenote.com/products/rea...

dan@danabra.mov · 3mo ago

i think this maybe deserves a blogpost. atproto is a protocol for publishing and aggregating JSON with links. “accidentally” this happens to be enough for many types for social apps

Thoth@thoth.ptnote.dev · 3mo ago

(I think many people struggle to understand atproto because start from the misconception that atproto is a social networking protocol. But atproto does not understand follows or likes or posts. It's a publishing and syndication protocol designed to make it easy to build social things on top of it.)

WebDesignMuseum@webdesignmuseum.org · 4mo ago

On 10 April, 1995, The Norwegian company Opera Software first introduced to the public a new MultiTorg Opera 1.0 web browser that used MDI (Multiple Document Interface) technology.

Opera 1.0 in 1995
David Aerne@meodai.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Because no one asked: heerich.js now has per-voxel scale transforms scale: [1, 0.5, 1] — or (x, y, z) => [...] position becomes shape been playing with shaders lately, so this felt natural: scale + scaleOrigin now accept functions no-where near shader speed though :D Part of 0.3.0

Steve Purves@opensci.dev · 4mo ago

mini-clis for prototyping 🤘. This is a little sandbox cli for pushing standard.site records into my PDS, in my case with `oxa` as content, worked out great, busy fitting some of this back into our main cli just now, but neat on its own :D

Rowan Cockett@row1.ca · 4mo ago

Excited to talk about modular science, Open Exchange Architecture, @curvenote.com and @continuous.foundation tomorrow. Will be a fun day learning all that is going on in this space. 🚀🚀

ATProto Science@atproto.science · 5mo ago

We're very honored to have @row1.ca & @matsulab.com as keynote speakers at #ATScience! Rowan & Matt will share their vision "Towards Modular Open Science" on moving beyond isolated papers toward a world of modular & interoperable research objects, leveraging #atproto as a decentralized backbone 🧪✨