Over the last few months, I've rebuilt my RSS / content reader project call Feedster. It's unique in that it gives users a front page view of their feed content, organizes feeds into channels, allows users to share these channels, and supports MCP for AI agents to access feeds.

One thing that I've grown quite fond of is the public channels feature. This allows me to share channels of feeds with other users on the app, or just post links for public consumption. Here's a public channel of people who design and build software: feedster.co/c/8981501b

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Personal blogs of software engineers and designers

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Over the last few months, I've rebuilt my RSS / content reader project call Feedster. It's unique in that it gives users a front page view of their feed content, organizes feeds into channels, allows users to share these channels, and supports MCP for AI agents to access feeds.

After letting everything dry and cure overnight the table is now complete!

I’ve been working on building a new 8ft x 4ft dining room table that can seat up to 10 people. This is my first large-ish scale wood working project. 🧵 #woodworking

I accidentally made a native macOS BlueSky client. 🌀

Now that my shell prompt is *perfectly* customized, I can finally get some work done around here. _cracks knuckles_

I accidentally made a native macOS BlueSky client. 🌀

oh wow, this is a lot better now.

More Icelandic adventures.

Trying to find some northern lights in Iceland.

Heading to Iceland tomorrow for the first time. What are some must see/eat/drink spots?

BlueSky web UI needs keyboard handling (`esc` for dismissing dialogs, `cmd` + `enter` for submitting forms, etc...)

just setting up my bsky