My blog, augment, is now not only self-hosted, but also Atmospheric thanks to @standard.site and @sequoia.pub.
But, this is just the start: it will also be a space where I experiment with new ideas about what an Atmosphere-native publication can look and behave like.
More in the post:
Such a huge disappointment. A common example of how VC funding/expectations can spoil a beautiful vision. Have since moved onto helium.computer but still hurts π₯²
I just finished Piranesi by Susanna Clarke and it was awesome; would highly recommend it
PSA: @tangled.org has Nixery based action workflows called spindles π€
docs.tangled.org/spindles.html
I swear my next computer will be a System76; really appreciate them taking a stand on this issue.
blog.system76.com/post/system7...
More people should know about @radiant.computer
I really misunderstood the strength of lexicons for decentralizing power in the Atmosphere. Atproto isn't an ecosystem, it's a foundation for creating parallel ecosystems.
βrecord rouletteβ app
- OAuth with full permissions
- 5/6 chance to get a cryptographically signed record/award
- 1/6 chance to wipe everything else
Don't like MacOS compared to what? π¬π¬
There is only one correct answer lol
I was just thinking I needed something like this; love it!!
I built a TwitLonger for Bluesky. Write as much as you want, it saves to your repo as a Standard.site document record, then posts a teaser to your feed with a link back.
Read more about it on https://unthread.at/@aka.dad/3mg5ejw7eil23
πͺ΅ A new log entry was posted: "A.I. and the Future of Computing"
radiant.computer/notes/ai-and...
This is awesome. Too expensive for every day consumers (for now), but the fact people are building this is super encouraging.
www.deveillance.com
Shows up in docs.surf; I suspect @treethought.xyz is right that theyβre only showing posts with content/textContent
Shows up as valid here site-validator.fly.dev
Have you checked pub-search.waow.tech? Iβll need to also check my own indexer for docs.surf
π« hang in there
I needed this π₯ππ»
For those who still write code, I actually wrote about just that a few years ago stevedylan.dev/posts/leavin...
I think I saw someone do a fork where they took all the AI stuff out so that sound tempting, but Iβm not sure how their license works.
Really does stink. I switched to Zed two years ago have been daily driving it since then, but it might be time to go back to Neovim.
I could maybe get the AI features having an age requirement but the whole editor? π΅βπ«
Smash that bzzzzzzz
Equally important: do you stop becoming an engineer when Anthropicβs servers go down? Or how about your access getting cut off?
It just blows my mind weβre ok with this π
bsky.app/profile/matt...
Could be argued itβs less of an issue for problems you already know how to solve, but even then I might argue that you will lose muscle memory.
Just my two cents at least, and how Iβm approaching it for my own programming practice for now Β―\_(γ)_/Β―
Of course programming is also seeing this imo. Yes I can learn plenty about programming from AI, but if I let AI solve problems that you otherwise would have needed to research and exercise your brain, you might be missing out.
Unfortunately itβs becoming far too common to see Gen Z or Gen Alpha use AI to write papers that were originally intended for them to think through their own logic and get it on paper.
My biggest concern is that learning β critical thinking or problem solving. I love to use AI for learning and exploring subjects, but by outsourcing critical thinking and problem solving, youβre not exercising your brain to solve future problems.
@heaths.dev relatable π₯²
More people should know about .patch files; seriously underrated
Thank you so much! π It just so happen this showed up on HN today and it goes a bit deeper into the science which I loved tomwojcik.com/posts/2026-0... I'll likely be taking similar steps in regards to cutting back on the AI assisted coding.
