Felix

Bluesky is a reformist model of social media.

me: the AT website refresh doesn't have to look amazing
team: yeah but it be at least as cool as the blacksky website
me: shit

if a tree falls down in the forest, but AWS Dynamodb is unreachable due to us-east-1 DNS issues, does it make a sound?

Status pages everywhere show green, because Statuspage.io is ALSO down: customers cannot log in to update their status page and indicate the outage their eng teams know about!!

So a fail for Statuspage to depend on an AWS region... or DynamoDB (that seems to depend one AWS region?)

💜 @elixir-lang.org v1.19 is the first release with OpenChain certification — bringing more transparency and trust to the BEAM ecosystem.

Big thanks to @maennchen.dev and our sponsor Herrmann Ultraschall for making this milestone possible! 👏

🔗 elixir-lang.org/blog/2025/02...

#Elixilang

screenshot of a news article banner from abc news: yogurt makes mice slimmer, sexier - abc news

they’re making the mice sexier

using a self-hosted email server:

"I hope this email finds you,
..."

have a look at my standalone #ATProto #PDS server that I made using #elixir and #phoenix

This is part of a project I've been working on for a few days.
github.com/AetherLib/ae...

Also pushed a better abstraction of the common libs used in #atproto to hex.pm hex.pm/packages/aet...

FYI: Very WIP

Is there an overview of the most used atproto lexicons?

please enjoy the payday rap scene from community which makes me cry laughing every time

💫 excuse: mount jetstream as a userspace character device on linux.

src: tangled.org/@oppi.li/exc...

here's a breakdown of atproto collection usage in a 5s live tail of the network using only coreutils and jq:

Just a draft, but a very exciting draft to have www.ietf.org/archive/id/d...

If I had more spare time right now I'd build an "overlay appview", that fires queries at two or more appviews and merges their responses.

That way you can have a small appview that only indexes your friends, without being isolated from the rest of the network.

the more app development I do, the more I love web dev

why in god’s name does my washing machine have a YouTube app

I want erlang, okay? I admit it

Did you know your MacBook has a sensor that knows the exact angle of the screen hinge?

It’s not exposed as a public API, but I figured out a way to read it and make it sound like an old wooden door.

defmodule Claude do def sample_function do # You can call this from bash using the command # # $ mix run -e "IO.inspect(Claude.sample_function())" # # It should output # {"Yeah", :stuff} {"Yeah", :stuff} end

<!-- usage-rules-start --> <!-- usage-rules-header --> # Usage Rules ## Running own sample code The file `lib/claude.ex` contains a module where an agentic system like Claude can store own debug functions. You can add own functions, like `def foo, do: "Hello"`, and within the shell, you can call ```bash mix run -e "IO.inspect(Claude.foo())" ``` which should give you the result on the console.

Giving Claude a little module to party in is working nicely, also codified in usage_rules.

Wherever you get your Podcasts Language in a decentralized future.

This one was quick and a bit loose but I think there's something there.

when it comes to cross-protocol flame wars, the real winner is bridgy

i want MIT🤪, which is basically MIT with emojis

A Google user review rating the Air Horn app 4 out of 5 stars reads: "One suggestion I'd like to see is a "lock out" option. I enjoy this app but friends have give non verbal feedback as well as verbal feedback that I'm horning too frequently. My solution is a timed lockout. The beauty of a timed lockout is the impact of horning after the lockout. Let the user set the lock out time."

A review of an app called "air horn"

isn't that nix?

A principle that I think needs to get more widely circulated is that if someone is selling you a way to make money, it means the method isn't making enough money for them.

omg 💀💀💀 video.bsky.app

this post, printed out

a pixel art painting by sid of a kaiju styled Clippy the paperclip destroying a city with flaming breath

“It looks like you are trying to stop me”

#originalart #pixelart #art

(about to ruin a salad) let's add onions

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