this is fun!
this is fun!
Slay the Spire 2 is out which means I will no longer be reachable by any means for 3-4 years. Goodbye
mind dropping a link? post was deleted. I need to peer in to the void
it is indeed currently ass
we're rebuilding it and will have a new version out in a few weeks
I am posting
please enjoy my review of The Nvidia Way
"I am going to suck Jensen bone fucking dry" - Tae Kim
I always lay down in a comfy sofa before firing up claude
Chess #oilpainting #art
Hey devs! Heads up, we're planning on making some changes to our image CDN tomorrow.
- Images will be served as WebP by default
- The URL format you get from the Bluesky API will change a little
You can look forward to an announcement about image quality soon 👀
Good question, we take real time backups of all these systems so if a server totally dies, we can just restore the data to a different one. We’ve had to do this a few times
tmux session in a tmux session in multiple terminal tabs in a tiling window manager
FYI a couple PDSes are down (morel, oyster). Investigating
Hiya! The link on this page to a blog entry at roe.dev seems to be 404'ing FYI
roe.dev/blog/a-virtu...
yay!
Woah, that’s incredible news! Congrats team!!
Thanks! I’ve also been thinking about easy, very fast relay of repos, collections, and the entire network. Feels like we all need better tools for crazy fast replay
Prod PLC is roughly 150gb in Postgres as of today. Pretty chill db, doesn’t take much in the way of resources tbh, given its criticality
nice. small thing, I noticed this has slurped up old standard.site records I published, and now links to my blog are 404'ing
the old records had .html in their link, which was a mistake. Several weeks ago, I deleted and re-published them
pub-search.waow.tech?q=calabro
pdsls.dev/at://did:plc...
I'm thinking back to the early days before all their modern slop. I think the core loop of "send disappearing pictures to a closed group of friends" got old fast. It's cumbersome
So I think they were cooked very early on tbh, regardless of the route they chose for monetization
You might be right at some deeper level than I'm considering tho. After the core hook of Snapchat got old like 10 years ago, the good content (pics from friends) went away, and the only stuff that was left was total trash
Don’t want to start anything, but I’m not sure it’s ads that are the problem with Snapchat specifically
Feels more like a content problem plus lack of innovation (their best features got slurped up by other major socials long ago)
Put another way, if Snapchat had no ads, it would still be dogshit
I find snapchat TEXTING me via sms that I have unread notifications an unforgivable crime
/plugin marketplace add tangled.org/zzstoatzz.io...
/plugin install protopack
build <cool atproto app>
Mid-30s millennials be like “I’m having a shower tea”
yuuuuck
I'm building on atproto because I think that a single social network has essentially no shot of dethroning the current tech monopolies. But an open ecosystem of interoperating apps is so infinitely more interesting than legacy social that it seems almost inevitable it will win
no way this was only 13 years ago, it's filmed like it was 1999