David Buchanan

reminds me of roundmeal

Hi! SkyFeed is struggling and I need to find a solution.

If you don't know SkyFeed, it's a service I built 2 years ago, enabling anyone to build and publish feeds using a visual block-based editor.

SkyFeed is still hosting the most feeds on Bluesky, but that comes at a cost [1/X]

I had to remove "meta acquires moltbook" from my dead internet theory black mirror episode script because the other writers agreed it was a little too on the nose

Scratch isn't far off!

I'm immediately sceptical of anything that calls itself an OS without actually being an OS

I got to ask some intel engineers about this specific thing a few years back and the way they answered was so awkward I could tell something was up lol

> Even physical access to hardware won’t expose your data.

But where is the key...

by posting this on bluesky you just performed a Cardiff car diff CAR diff

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common webp w

dice png

test

one time a webp file looked at me funny

I saw this post at *exactly* the right time!

forever grateful to jay for pulling our little team together & making bluesky a reality 💙

i got to have a long chat with @toni.bsky.team and walked away convinced that he understands the atmosphere & is committed to our mission of open social

big things ahead & stoked for everything to come!

sorry no amount of tooling can solve this, it's something wrong with my brain

This is very exciting! One step closer to social-web login options being as easy and ubiquitous as "login with google" is today

hm the arrow doesn't really point in the right direction on the timeline lol

<- easily confused by timezones

This is the saddest one for me. CTFs are a really important part of how I developed my skills, and the competitive aspect was pivotal to that. If I tried harder I could climb the leaderboard. But it's not so motivating to compete against an LLM swarm.

I'm intrigued by the decision to not have associated text, what motivated that?

I'm built like this btw [screenshot of makefile]

trying out a new kind of vibecoding where I press the buttons on my keyboard and code appears on the screen. the code doesn't work most of the time but after a few iterations it usually gets there

It's at least ~202 bits, if you express the age of the universe in planck time

if you're not spilling food sometimes that just means you're not eating fast enough, or something

society has solved global warming by creating new, more pressing concerns

wait why do you need sgx for that?

the patent on loading screen games expired over 10 years ago now so I am a little surprised we don't see more of them now, although tbh most things just don't load for that long these days

the images are AI-generated btw

it's more of a 1.3 than a 3.0 tbh

looks like you're computing cids of error responses

if you let people put trusted-timestamped predictions in their repos you could compute a brier score or something (so no actual market dynamics), although you'd need to somehow prevent people from deleting all their predictions that didn't come true