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Pirijan @pketh.org · 1d

that sounds like a good idea, I'll have to dive into OBS to learn what's possible

Pirijan @pketh.org · 1d

the problem I have is that I use a 6k monitor, and I use most of it for switching between split views in the editor but also to see the output in a browser next to it. I could drop the resolution and hobble my workflow for the sake of the livecode, but my goal is to show how I really work

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Pirijan @pketh.org · 1d

lol no , although I would watch that. I meant facing outwards, like how car driving PoV vids do it

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Pirijan @pketh.org · 1d

Has anyone ever live-coded using a GoPro strapped to their forehead?

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Lucas ✦ @lucas.love · 2d

Macrowave v1.1 is slowly coming together, and I am so excited about it.

A bunch of improvements for macOS and introducing the broadcaster for iOS.

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Pirijan @pketh.org · 3d

true but that complexity could be brought down with comments-as-a-service providers (who could give you an iframe code), or having the option for comments built into hosted services like bear blog (more work for bear, but not for the blog owner)

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Pirijan @pketh.org · 4d

Definitely a contributing factor, but theoretically you can have a static site generator that have a
comments module/plugin as a self-hosted service. But also lots of blog services for non-technical users (bear blog etc) also default comment-less.

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Pirijan @pketh.org · 5d

The amount of times I read a great blog post and wanted to comment but couldn’t …

I think it’s a net loss that blog software went from having comments by default to not having them.

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Pirijan @pketh.org · 7d

You could get around the money and privacy issues with a webapp that does its own fetching and stores all data in the browser (via indexeddb). No server – or user accounts – needed :)

Syncing between devices would require a sync service (icloud etc.) though, which is the same as it does now

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Pirijan @pketh.org · 8d

I finally updated my Rules for Computing Happiness
kinopio.club/computing-ha...

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Pirijan @pketh.org · 9d

Prototyping squeezing /commands into the existing /space link UI. This saves the hassle of toggling/un-toggling the More Options button in cards.

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Pirijan @pketh.org · 10d

PSA: i've been getting a lot of phishing scam emails lately for services I use (like fastmail and hover). Be sure that your email app displays full sender email addresses (which is not the default in apple mail).

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Pirijan @pketh.org · 11d

enthusiasts are the best customers

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Pirijan @pketh.org · 12d

It's really hard to write about the little details because they're inherently boring to most people, but if you do it right then you can turn normies into enthusiasts.

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Tony Tran @tonytranrpg.bsky.social · 13d

Love this @pketh.org “I finally updated my Rules for Computing Happiness”
kinopio.club/computing-ha...

Computing Happiness – Kinopio

[[software]] Only use software with business incentives aligned with your values, [[software]] Use a password manager https://1password.com?hidden=true, [[software]] If you write or express yourself o...

kinopio.club

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Pirijan @pketh.org · 13d

Making a marketing page on my own terms is very much a case of "If I had more time I'd write a shorter letter". Spent like 3/4 of time getting the words just right. And 1/4 on the design/code.

Instead of glossy lipstick on a pig, I want to deliver bacon.

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Pirijan @pketh.org · 14d

I love the bells and the pin one !

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Pirijan @pketh.org · 14d

IMO ppl/companies/managers acting like this aren't new – but is it just me or does this kind of no-vision, all-optimization, kind of 'strategy' seem like it's more common these days?

maybe as a result of economic hard times making people less risk tolerant, more desperate, and rat-like?

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Pirijan @pketh.org · 14d

After a year of cross-posting to twitter, mastodon, and bluesky, I'm starting to get more likes/replies on bluesky than twitter. It's finally happening.

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Pirijan @pketh.org · 15d

Unlike writers, people see the compiled results of our work rather than the words we've written. So I invite you to open the web inspector and see how everything's laid out in Kinopio, I think you'll find it refreshingly straightforward and readable.

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Pirijan @pketh.org · 20d

Remote debugging this week (🌴)

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Pirijan @pketh.org · 23d

that'd be awesome :) might be a while till I'm there officially/permanently, but I'll prob be there for a trip around xmas so I'll DM you around then to see if you're free

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Pirijan @pketh.org · 23d

When making software that doesn't need AI,

- B2B: Put AI everywhere – investors and insecure managers love it.
- B2C: Leave AI out, normal people increasingly hate that shit.

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Pirijan @pketh.org · 25d

Looking forward to moving back 🇨🇦

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