Love how atproto is like:
“Oh cool, your handle is a URL”
“Oh cool it resolves to a unique identifier”
“I wonder how they manage the ident-“ *screaming sounds*
1 6I went to the PLC and everyone there knew you
David Buchanan@retr0.id· 27 Sept 2023Permanent Liability Center
just realised that the first person to come up with a good backronym for PLC gets immortalised into the AT Protocol
2 3
> github issue detailing exactly the problem I'm having
> look inside
> @ansh.bsky.team
1 1 10I want to love the threading view but the first level reply being different to the other levels bothers me
1 4learning that the twitter menswear guy does actually want workwear to die and that he's not just german has been a defining character moment for me
2 5ok but fr im totally adding the “enter your own word for Post” thing because the world is dying for Frazeets
3holy shit I just got PIPed over a meme
Foysal@foysal.it· 26 Sept 2023I feel offended that you didn't even take the time to fill in that speech bubble. I think we deserve that level of quality from your memes man.
omg finally!!!! thank you bsky devs that was my number one ask :)
P(aul) Frazee@pfrazee.com· 26 Sept 2023future changes, no. past changes, we just added changelogs to the individual packages github.com/bluesky-soci...
feel like react native is a more extreme version of normal react. the highs are higher, the lows are so much lower, the build times are so so much slower
2 1 5bun on Vercel: 18 seconds
2 builds for 2 platforms on EAS: 40+ minutes, then App Store review
2bingheads stay winning
The Washington Post@washingtonpost.com· 26 Sept 2023OpenAI announced it was giving its ChatGPT chatbot the ability to talk with users using voice and audio, putting the smaller artificial intelligence company on a direct collision course with other tech giants in the battle to create smarter voice assistants.
ChatGPT can talk now, threatening Alexa and Siri
OpenAI’s ChatGPT is now able to speak back to users, putting it on a collision course with Google, Apple and Amazon in the battle to create smarter voice assistants.
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