I’ve come to the realisation that a good feed is an addictive feed. Feed choice just changes the flavour of the underlying problem.
This doesn’t mean content feeds are inherently bad. I think they’re a great source of entropy. But they are a huge waste of time and it feels like we should do better
I set up an atproto account for my openclaw instance
I feel creative when using the sup app (supchat.com). Can’t say that about many social apps
This is awesome
Now someone make a slightly less memey version that uses some sensible dependencies and call it a minimal production grade PDS
pds.js oauth coming in hot
bringing back the single .js
zero deps besides cloudflare worker stuff
still ironing out stuff (and very basic scopes support) but it works on @pdsls.dev
the reference PDS implementation is great but would love a more isolated single-user implementation so that it's simpler for coding agents to navigate/extend. saw github.com/ascorbic/cir... a couple of days ago, hoping to try it out soon!
added passkey support to my pds this morning!
I set up a VPS with an opencode server and github credentials and I’ve been issuing orders in natural language from my phone to make changes to my apps / prototype ideas
I feel liberated from my desk
Related? bsky.app/profile/step...
next stop, PDS
experimenting with WWW-Authenticate headers for advertising oauth on permissioned endpoints (e.g. followers only)
pretty easy to integrate with ethereum. the client or server initiating the request can then exchange a signature for a session token and re-request the data if they have access
Running a PDS on railway is estimated to cost $1/month
working on a lil admin ui for my pds
gm from my own PDS
I think most people still underestimate what they can get done with SOTA coding models in cursor today
hoping to use this as a foundation for shared configuration between wallets to start. v1 is fully onchain, will add CCIP lookups and L2 support in future versions
contracts: github.com/stephancill/...
client: github.com/stephancill/...
ethconfig.eth.limo is a simple text record service for ethereum addresses
any ethereum address can set key value pairs on this contract to be looked up by anyone else
it's also ENS-compatible without being dependent on ENS, meaning that records can be resolved via <address bytes>.ethconfig.eth
Web devtools now live on the App Store! apps.apple.com/za/app/devto...
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Oh sweet, that’s super useful to know thanks!
lol
how do i see those tags? is this the bluesky app?
This is awesome. You should check out ponder.sh for inspiration if you haven’t already. What ponder is for ethereum, your tool could totally be for atproto
There’s a working group and Paul has put out some leaflets. Seems like it’s on the radar
are there any ongoing discussions around adopting did:ethr (or a new smart contract-based DID primitive) as a decentralized alternative to did:plc? seems like a great fit
or just download the testflight here testflight.apple.com/join/rPSFTz1U
i was sorely missing the ability to check a website's logs and network requests on ios when i'm away from my laptop
so i built an app. the testflight link is in the pinned message of this telegram group t.me/+OIfahPAtLRt...
github: github.com/stephancill/...
ios safari devtools – testflight soon
github.com/stephancill/...
Someone please build a working safari devtools extension 😩
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