Chenyu Huang

I think Discord uses it, maybe partially. They use Elixir that runs on Erlang virtual machine

Osprey: Open Sourcing our Rule Engine Discord uses Osprey to quickly detect and remove new types of harm from putting our customers at risk. Now we’re open-sourcing this tool so others can do the same.

I worked on that one! Thanks for everyone at Discord and Roost, and thanks for my team @internetstudio.bsky.social

discord.com/blog/osprey-...

I can’t wait for AI to take over all jobs

People should treat reliance on Claude to perform debugging or make meaningful progress as a real dependency problem. Vibe coded codebase produces code so fast and so broad, it's almost impossible for a third human operator to regain control after a few iterations

Introducing Osprey V1.0: Open Source Infrastructure for Real-Time Abuse Mitigation Robust Open Online Safety Tools or ROOST is a new non-profit entity designed to address the urgent need for accessible, high-quality safety tools in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.

Why does open source safety infra matter? Because bad actors are already sharing tools & components. It’s time the defenders did, too.

Ystrdy, we launched Osprey V1.0, and we're doing a live demo at FOSDEM. Let us know if you’ll be there and say hi to @annebdh.bsky.social , @cassidyjames.com!

Anytime, you are my role model dev

Introducing Osprey V1.0: Open Source Infrastructure for Real-Time Abuse Mitigation Robust Open Online Safety Tools or ROOST is a new non-profit entity designed to address the urgent need for accessible, high-quality safety tools in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.

roost.tools/blog/introdu...

Very proud to be part of this initiative

congrats!

I’m turning off AI autocomplete. It’s making me like a kid who’s always on rollerblades, very fast, very fun, but given long enough, I start to forget how to walk.

Trying my hand at making a monogram

Migrating my blog to be react based, and doing some redesign in the process

It’s been an extremely draining day, and it’s not even 4 pm yet.

Over abstraction is the true enemy of maintainability …

It’s really cute, my friend made it from clay and painted it herself

Henry loves my new desk too

LiftKit Spacing Explained (In Detail) YouTube video by Chainlift

I love when there are mathematical principles behind how we layout UIs youtu.be/r1DANFZYJDw?...

Adding some animation over the citation dot which itself is an unassuming pale green dot

Toying with some ideas with citations

So good! Lets go!!

Reviving an old design by @andy.bsky.social and @anapiligrim.bsky.social

I wonder why we must always have symmetrical margins, many old books certainly don't. This is a experiment to extend the golden ratio to govern how available blank spaces grow to induce a sense of motion

Thank you!

While strict golden-ratio alignment isn’t feasible on a phone screen, the principle of using φ to govern critical alignments still stands. When key elements share φ-based relationships along at least one axis, the layout preserves much of the geometric rhythm & optical stability

Bottom align all header text, breaking up the mono grid in the content section to control the word count per line between 8-16 words.

I shall try that!

Evolution

Thank you!

Yes! Let’s go!

An old paper I second authored way back from 2018, dressed in a new layout based on the golden ratio

A new layout starts with some mysteriously brilliant backgrounds and a guideline based on the golden ratio