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Pip liked a post by Josh Collinsworth
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My house is such an echo chamber. Every single person here loves and respects each other. Thinking about bringing in a couple of abusive asshole roommates just for a more balanced perspective.
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Pip liked a post by Lisa Angela
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I was a very early user here in 2023. I left because I saw so many trying to recreate the same "followers as currency" model from the other platforms by doing the thought leader-y thing that makes LinkedIn so tedious for me. I'm liberally muting this time to avoid it. I just want real, human chat.
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Pip liked a post by Salma
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Ok, so some people don't have avatars and that is making the code fail. Good thing is, as this is a progressive enhancement, it doesn't break the page, and the component removes itself. Working on a fix now, and will update the blog post.
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Pip liked a post by Todd
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Still working on this and I LOVE what @whitep4nth3r.com did here. I can't figure out though how to get the postId working so it reads here from my site so likes from here will be displayed. 😭 Going to keep going for another hour or so, hopefully to figure it out.
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Pip liked a post by nate parrott
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I bet you could use Bluesky or mastodon as the backend for comments… commenting on a story posts it to your timeline, and posts + replies mentioning a story are shown alongside it Hmm…
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Pip liked a post by Bryan Smith
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100% this. I miss RSS readers for this. But now it seems some sites don’t keep an RSS feed.
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Pip liked a post by Julia Evans
Pip liked a post by Julia Evans
i guess i've spent enough of my life being paid to be on call and it was okay but I've had enough of that, I really try to keep the number of servers in my life that could unexpectedly break and interrupt my day pretty low
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a few replies saying “the real problem is that blogs died“, I always forget that blogs died because I read a lot of tech blogs where RSS is still alive and well, and personally I STARTED blogging seriously in 2013, right after google reader died I think this is a tech thing though.
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Pip liked a post by Tanner Linsley
Pip liked a post by Tanner Linsley
Precisely. `use server` is coarse, rigid, and open to interpretation based on your compiler. Try adding client/server validation, context, modifying headers, method, etc... ☠️☠️☠️ No thanks. `createServerFn` is type-safe, explicit, and offers WAY more fluid customization when required
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Pip liked a post by Paul Boag
Pip liked a post by Paul Boag
You know how some coders steam their coding live on Twitch do you reckon that would work for designing? I am toying with the idea of giving it a go next time I work on a landing page. A kind of “watch in the background” kind of thing.
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Pip liked a post by Kelly Shortridge
Pip liked a post by Kelly Shortridge
them: what does this security vendor mean by “codebashing”? me: probably an LLM for security teams to automatically tell devs that their code sucks
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Pip liked a post by Paul Boag
Pip liked a post by Paul Boag
Got to say I am loving Bluesky. A simple, clean interface and feels like Twitter used to feel at its best. Of course, they have yet to monetise it, but for now, I can see myself using it a lot.
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Pip liked a post by Kasey Kelly
Pip liked a post by Kasey Kelly
Welcome! I thought “who do I miss from when Twitter was good?” And you came to mind.
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Pip liked a post by Paul Boag
Pip liked a post by Paul Boag
A bit late to the BlueSky bandwagon, but I will start to post here from now on. Got to say I am impressed by the 90 people who are already following me even before I have posted anything 😛
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Pip liked a post by dan
Pip liked a post by dan
honestly sometimes having something implemented in a competing client is the best motivation to clean up tech debt that’s stopping from adding it to the official one
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Pip liked a post by daniel roe
Pip liked a post by daniel roe
if you have a @github.com profile, can i ask you to update it with your @bsky.app handle? 🙏 👉 it enables some very cool integrations, like auto curated feeds and starter packs for contributors and tech
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Pip liked a post by Kent C. Dodds
Pip liked a post by Kent C. Dodds
I really don't mind if a conference talk is about the product they work on. But I want it to be about challenges overcoming in making the product by an engineer who works on it instead of a sales pitch by a devrel. Keep that in mind when submitting to #EpicWebConf 🚀
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Pip liked a post by Robb Owen
Pip liked a post by Robb Owen
If you're not accessing the internet through a personal Doob server with a secure DTF terminal that's piped through SkunkBox and JugularPunch, then quite frankly you're doing it wrong and you should feel bad about yourself
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Pip liked a post by Manda Farough
Pip liked a post by Manda Farough
So I’m about 15 hours into Cyberpunk 2077 (video game, not the TTRPG) and I am so incredibly hooked. I’m glad I waited to play it, since I know there have been so many fixes since launch. Judy Alvarez is my girl. I adore her character so, so much.
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Pip liked a post by Wes Bos
Pip liked a post by Wes Bos
I think I went a little overboard on starter packs and followed too many people. My litmus test is if at least half of their most recent 10 tweets aren’t about programming, or are primarily negative in nature, I unfollow Still, the starter packs were worth it to find everyone again
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Pip liked a post by Rachel Andrew
Pip liked a post by Rachel Andrew
Worked from the amazing Google Spruce Goose building today. it really is a stunning place, maintaining the feeling of the old hanger.
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Pip liked a post by Saelindwyn
Pip liked a post by Saelindwyn
Blocking all ads everywhere about “fixing” my aging skin, i am so over this constant barrage of YOURE OLD YOURE OLD YOURE OLD AND EVERYBODY CAN TELL!
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Pip liked a post by Sam Ruby
Pip liked a post by Sam Ruby
Thanks go out to David Heinemeier Hansson for both his forward his review and 18 specific, actionable pieces of feedback that will make Agile Web Development with Rails 8 better! pragprog.com/titles/rails...
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