Ahmed Soliman

another stopgap, but more automated, version of this could be to use a labeler!

a good case study is @bookmarks.bluecanary.dev, which allows users to use the app's built-in reporting functionality to mark posts and have them show up in a custom feed

yep! from what I can see, you'll need the clarity kit to make custom plugins (comes w/ the developer edition)

@samthor.au this one's for you!

liking this a lot more so far!

that would be stellar! as it stands, I think the only thing really holding it back from being a fully-fledged replacement for Discover is the frequency that the feed refreshes

it's great for a quick look on a busy day, but not quite there yet for prolonged surfing

simple and sweet! algorithmic beauty

😌❤️

sad to see the Glyph lights from the older phones go, but it was bound to happen sooner or later

the unpredictability IS the point, most companies get one signature feature and ride it into the ground

Close-up angled view of the Nothing Phone 3's transparent back panel showing a camera module with multiple black circular lenses, internal components, and a prominent dotted matrix glyph light display in the upper right corner showing a pixelated pattern

The back view of the Nothing Phone 3, showing internal components through a clear glass back panel, with a distinctive white dotted matrix display in the upper right corner

new Nothing phone is the clearest sign yet that the company's made it, you either hate it or you love it

the design is sparking the same type of discourse that you see around things like liquid glass and losing the headphone jack

between this, the new handheld, and the AMD partnership - very possible the next Xbox will just be a windows PC with a gaming-focused interface

would be great for microsoft (and very funny) if steam became the trojan horse for PlayStation titles

would also keep an eye out on labeler projects, such as @no-pol-labeler.bsky.social by @hailey.at, as they take full advantage of the protocol

not a perfect solution, but this moderation list pretty good at curbing the overall level of politics on the feeds

also almost exclusively using the Following feed now over Discover

Screenshot of a Reddit post from r/programminghorror. pftbest • 6 yr. ago can you please explain this go syntax to me? ‘type ImmutableTreeList<ElementT> struct {‘ I thought go doesn't have generics. Uncaffeinated • 6 yr. ago It doesn't. That's just a "template" file, which I use search and replace in order to generate the three monomorphized go files. If you look closely, those aren't angle brackets, they're characters from the Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics block, which are allowed in Go identifiers. From Go's perspective, that's just one long identifier. pcopley • 6 yr. ago Oh my god

More a lack of a feature, this one from r/programminghorror keeps me up at night

A tiny L-shaped Allen key (hex wrench) positioned next to a black pen for size comparison on a light gray surface.

this might just be the smallest allen key I've ever seen

I am but a weak man, time to rewrite the muscle memory for a third time

true! but then again; sites like reddit exist and still print money from ads despite being increasingly negative

if I had to guess, the controversy drives engagement, and the engagement drives ad revenue

and naturally, because we love phenomenal atproto projects - @tangled.sh as well!

tangled.sh/@solimaniac....

GitHub - solimaniac/trmnl-bsky: Unofficial Bluesky plugins for TRMNL e-ink displays. Display your Bluesky timeline and trending topics on your TRMNL device. Unofficial Bluesky plugins for TRMNL e-ink displays. Display your Bluesky timeline and trending topics on your TRMNL device. - solimaniac/trmnl-bsky

code is up at github.com/solimaniac/t... for anyone who wants to take a crack at setting up the same!

An interface displayed on a TRMNL e-ink device showing a timeline with posts from users, trending topics, and user profile information on Bluesky.

Clearer view of the same Bluesky interface for TRMNL devices.

whipped up a few custom bluesky plugins for @usetrmnl.com

MKBHD holding a red Nintendo Switch 2 game case for Mario Kart World.

MKBHD in a white shirt holding an open red Nintendo Switch 2 game case, demonstrating the size contrast between the tiny game cartridge and the oversized packaging.

this still cracks me up, lays is taking notes

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did someone say the chewy decimal system??

new jon bellion album drops tonight, summer starts soon, the birds outside are chirping, life is good

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should work! e-ink isn't that stellar for real-time analytics though; a 5-min refresh is probably the closest you'll get with the TRMNL

also, apparently they're working on a bigger model coming this summer, so that might be worth holding out for!

definitely! was getting too excited following your progress while waiting for mine to ship haha

for your use case though, a couple of things to consider:

the ~7-inch screen could be a bit cramped for your data

graphs might also be difficult, templating engine probably doesn't support them natively, so you might have to render as an image, host, then pass the url to the plugin

that's brutal haha

so far so good! they've done a great job with making plugins really easy to build

e-ink does wonders for battery efficiency too; you can pretty much just slap it anywhere, without having to worry about wiring or plugging it in

A product box containing a "TRMNL", showcases an e-ink dashboard displaying weather, stock prices, and the word "terminal" in English and Japanese

time to hack

@usetrmnl.com

Tony Gilroy REALLY understood the assignment

People have been clamoring for better writing in Star Wars for years now, and he delivered a *masterclass*

Easily the most compelling portrayal of the Rebellion and the Empire so far

hard not to be skeptical! the UX is really nice in typical TBC fashion, but there's no real differentiator to make it a MUST use over other browsers or just a plain chatbot

@zen-browser.app is and will be the best replacement for Arc users for a while

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played around a little with the diabrowser.com alpha

as it stands right now, it mostly just seems to be a regular browser that saves you the hassle of copy-pasting text or links into LLMs, something Google *just* announced for Chrome at IO