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Matyáš Volf

@volfmatyas.npmx.social

Web developer. Likes open-source, web standards and good coffee.

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Eurosky Social@eurosky.social · 2mo ago

If you have a Bluesky account, you can use mu.social with the same account, with all your connections and content the same. Mu has additional functions like post editing and a configurable news section - and we'll be adding new features all the time.

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Matyáš Volf@volfmatyas.npmx.social · last mo.

@marketkag.eurosky.social Sleduješ situaci okolo přesouvání sociálních účtů EC pod Wsocial? Za mě jsou dost shady a narozdĺl od @eurosky.social for-profit a closed-source. Smrdí mi to snahou zavést EU Big Tech a nedokážu si to vysvětlit jinak než lobby v Davosu. Kontext: mu.social/profile/elen...

Elena Rossini ⁂@elenarossini.com · 2mo ago

SCOOP: In early June the European Commission unveiled its Tech Sovereignty Plan, which emphasized their commitment to #OpenSource. Just recently, they migrated their main ATproto accounts to #WSocial, a for-profit network that has quietly gone closed-source. blog.elenarossini.com/w-social-pub...

Matyáš Volf@volfmatyas.npmx.social · 2mo ago

Hey there @jschof.dev, reading part 3 of your reactivity series I’m noticing the first graph is not readable on mobile. I think I remember charts in previous parts being better on mobile, although I understand if that’s not something you’re aiming for.

Screenshot of a website on mobile. A heading at the top says “Change detection scope map”. A paragraph below says “Each layer is the level at which change detection is forced. Outermost layer is the broadest scope.” Below is a legend for a chart that lists JavaScript frameworks with color coded dots next to each framework, indicating whether the framework uses push, pull or push-pull reactivity. The chart itself is not visible.
Elena Rossini ⁂@elenarossini.com · 2mo ago

SCOOP: In early June the European Commission unveiled its Tech Sovereignty Plan, which emphasized their commitment to #OpenSource. Just recently, they migrated their main ATproto accounts to #WSocial, a for-profit network that has quietly gone closed-source. blog.elenarossini.com/w-social-pub...

W Social, Public Institutions and the Theater of European Digital Sovereignty

European public institutions are betting big on digital sovereignty and open source software. And yet they recently moved their Bluesky accounts to W Social, a private, for profit network owned by Swe...

blog.elenarossini.com

Matyáš Volf@volfmatyas.npmx.social · 2mo ago

This is a great read. Even if the ethics, inequality or environmental effects of LLMs aren’t enough to prevent you from using them, @collinsworth.dev has a compelling argument: They’re likely not good for you, your company or your users. joshcollinsworth.com/blog/product...

LLMs and performative productivity

It's worth asking whether LLMs are actually making us more productive at all—and if so, what we might be sacrificing in return.

joshcollinsworth.com

Qwant@qwant.bsky.social · 2mo ago

🇪🇺 Qwant is now the default search engine of the European Parliament 🇪🇺 We have been informed that our search engine, Qwant, will be configured as the default search engine on the European Parliament's internal computers, including searches performed from the address bar of Firefox and Edge browsers,

Qwant chosen by the European Parliament as its default search engine
Scott Riley@scott.is · 2mo ago

the cascading part of cascading style sheets is very good and cool and it's wild we spent a solid chunk of time as an industry trying to remove or negate it. you know what you get when you remove the 'c' from 'css'? yeah. exactly.