Jeremy Morris

I will need to check this out!

Built a simple tool to debug CrashLoopBackOff in Kubernetes.

Paste your pod logs → get the root cause.

No login. No AI. Just fast analysis.

- crashloop-analyzer.vercel.app
- news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4421...

#kubernetes #buildinpublic

let’s build something great this week!

The beardless Harry Potter version of myself.

Watching @jay.bsky.team engage with people on the TL is fun. I'm not sure I've ever seen a CEO engage at this level and felt this "normal" amongst their users.

Interesting ideas

Facts!

This was the rationale of long-lived teams back when agile meant something.

The recipe so simple that people doubt it: put smart people together, treat them equitably, point them to a goal, make it safe to learn & fail; keep your word…and get TF out of their way. ✅

Yay 🥳, just got the first contribution to the go-bluesky repo, courtesy of @bradfitz.com!

To play nice with outside contributors, I've changed the copyright text to give ownership to all authors. 🤓

#golang #bluesky

Nothing like doing some sparring on a Sunday morning. The best kind of cardio!

+ unofficial tutorial on a quick bot: https://github.com/emilyliu7321/bluesky-emoji-bot/blob/main/TUTORIAL.md

but @earthquake.bsky.social 's source code is probably more relevant here: https://github.com/emilyliu7321/bsky-earthquake-bot

[me with my invite codes]

What….?! 😂🤦🏽‍♂️

Glad to see you here 👋🏽

This whole social status around getting early bsky.social handles is bizarre to me, when you could have your most recognizable identity on the internet (theonion.com), redirect people to your site, and verify your account

My wife and kids never saw the moon through a telescope before. We looked at it as a family the other night from our deck and I just kept saying “told you so”. She previously thought I was being dramatic at how crazy/cool it looks when magnified. But now they continue to be just as amazed as I am 😁

You needed blocks. We cleared our calendars to finish building out blocks.

Blocking has shipped to Bluesky web app users and will be available in mobile shortly (version 1.25, when it passes App/Play Store review — hopefully tomorrow morning).

You can access this feature now at staging.bsky.app.

I want to state the obvious and say that part of the allure of this app for me and likely others is that we get to see bluesky devs improve the app in real time while sharing code and thoughts during the journey. Living up to the idea of an opensource network. Respect to @jay.bsky.team and team!

the fate of blocks is now in god's hands

(god -> @pfrazee.com)

This is how I found out about it and got my invite! Thank you @aliafonzy.bsky.social for being so vocal on Twitter and starting the migration!

Black Twitter is the reason this app blew up and Aveta deserves so much credit for all the community building she’s done on here! The big posters are fun but if you’re writing about this app your story can’t just be about them

This is the new game? Didn’t realize it was out already!! My sons and I played the first one too many times. We need the new one 😂

The answer is no, but a little bit yes I don't have any invites! Join the Bluesky waiting list here - https://bsky.app/ Learn more about the AT protocol here - https://atproto.com/ 0:00 - What is Bluesky 0:47 - Is it part of the Fediverse? 1:55 - Is it web3? 3:21 - Does it use blockchain? #bluesky #fediverse #blockchain Is Bluesky part of fediverse, web3, or blockchain?

I saw lots of questions about if @bsky.app is part of the Fediverse web3, or uses blockchain

The answer is no, but here’s a video explaining why

https://youtu.be/qI7LR6FSLrI

Ship it 🛳️

Pretty impressive tbh. Such a small team of devs for a project like this. I can only imagine.. I thought it was tough being on possibly one of the smallest teams building/maintaining a public cloud provider’s managed K8s product AND container registry. That probably pales in comparison to this team.

It’s honestly completely insane that they are supporting this flood of users with so few people.

I’m into Bluesky and ATP because I’ve long wanted a social networking protocol, custom algorithms, and custom clients. I would have come over regardless.

Making Musk feel bad for ruining our favorite internet hangout spot is a nice catalyst for broad migration though