Jasper
@raedisch.net
Developer from Hamburg, Germany
Building an account discovery feed: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:lyv4wusy2mfytnmlpkika3r7/feed/en
Germ DM: https://ger.mx/A_aI6f-kGd8rU6Y-MraqoaPERG6GvpcpsAvU9s_Frvyg#did:plc:7wutone443frcq23laowyeqy
Building an account discovery feed: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:lyv4wusy2mfytnmlpkika3r7/feed/en
Germ DM: https://ger.mx/A_aI6f-kGd8rU6Y-MraqoaPERG6GvpcpsAvU9s_Frvyg#did:plc:7wutone443frcq23laowyeqy
There is still no way to stream The Lowdown by Sterlin Harjo (with Ethan Hawke) in Germany. Is it any good?
January 5, 2026 at 4:23 PM
There is still no way to stream The Lowdown by Sterlin Harjo (with Ethan Hawke) in Germany. Is it any good?
techno or whatever, I don't care, Toxido Mask at #HoerBerlin is awesome www.youtube.com/watch?v=sX43...
Magna Pia Invites - Toxido Mask | HÖR - December 30 / 2025
YouTube video by HÖR BERLIN
www.youtube.com
January 5, 2026 at 8:38 AM
techno or whatever, I don't care, Toxido Mask at #HoerBerlin is awesome www.youtube.com/watch?v=sX43...
I have been doing quiet luxury*** for decades.
*wearing no name t-shirts
**100% cotton even
*wearing no name t-shirts
**100% cotton even
January 5, 2026 at 6:24 AM
I have been doing quiet luxury*** for decades.
*wearing no name t-shirts
**100% cotton even
*wearing no name t-shirts
**100% cotton even
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I feel like I regularly miss Bluesky posts from people I follow and want to hear from, especially from very different time zones
The Following feed is chronological, so time zones are an issue
The Discover feed is for other things entirely
There's a zoo of other feeds, all with deficiencies
The Following feed is chronological, so time zones are an issue
The Discover feed is for other things entirely
There's a zoo of other feeds, all with deficiencies
December 23, 2025 at 4:56 PM
I feel like I regularly miss Bluesky posts from people I follow and want to hear from, especially from very different time zones
The Following feed is chronological, so time zones are an issue
The Discover feed is for other things entirely
There's a zoo of other feeds, all with deficiencies
The Following feed is chronological, so time zones are an issue
The Discover feed is for other things entirely
There's a zoo of other feeds, all with deficiencies
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it should be possible to hide threads that you can't respond to, it's frustrating to see an active discussion you can't participate in just because the original poster doesn't follow you
January 4, 2026 at 7:17 PM
it should be possible to hide threads that you can't respond to, it's frustrating to see an active discussion you can't participate in just because the original poster doesn't follow you
LLMs provide me with joy and dread in equal measures. I would like it to be clearer that there will always have to be a human in the loop.
In my darkest moments I think that even in “uploaded” form there might not be a continuous path to relevancy for humans.
Is that just capitalist conditioning?
In my darkest moments I think that even in “uploaded” form there might not be a continuous path to relevancy for humans.
Is that just capitalist conditioning?
January 4, 2026 at 8:40 PM
LLMs provide me with joy and dread in equal measures. I would like it to be clearer that there will always have to be a human in the loop.
In my darkest moments I think that even in “uploaded” form there might not be a continuous path to relevancy for humans.
Is that just capitalist conditioning?
In my darkest moments I think that even in “uploaded” form there might not be a continuous path to relevancy for humans.
Is that just capitalist conditioning?
There is this months old “not sure whether I’ll stick around here” kind of post. More often than not, they seem to. So there is hope for this place. Might stick around.
January 4, 2026 at 7:29 AM
There is this months old “not sure whether I’ll stick around here” kind of post. More often than not, they seem to. So there is hope for this place. Might stick around.
What about Lexx? (A Canadian and German co-production?!)
Any movies or shows to watch to prepare for Canada? (Also @gov.glados.computer)
January 4, 2026 at 7:15 AM
What about Lexx? (A Canadian and German co-production?!)
(My) text embedding based discovery interestingly feels a little like YouTube recommendations: it will yield decent results for a while, then I write sth that changes my account’s average and totally destroys recommendations.
Should probably look into the “more/less like this” signals.
Should probably look into the “more/less like this” signals.
January 4, 2026 at 6:34 AM
(My) text embedding based discovery interestingly feels a little like YouTube recommendations: it will yield decent results for a while, then I write sth that changes my account’s average and totally destroys recommendations.
Should probably look into the “more/less like this” signals.
Should probably look into the “more/less like this” signals.
Took me a while to get why English native speakers would repost. Me, I liked playing it.
January 3, 2026 at 8:24 PM
Took me a while to get why English native speakers would repost. Me, I liked playing it.
My main stack 2025 has been JSDoc annotated JavaScript, Go and PostgreSQL, on macOS and Ubuntu. Notable other deps: Caddy, pgvectorscale, pgx, tern, sqlc, TailwindCSS, Hetzner and good old Ansible. Claude Code is rapidly becoming my main IDE, alongside VS Code. Really wanted to like Zed, but failed.
January 3, 2026 at 8:21 AM
My main stack 2025 has been JSDoc annotated JavaScript, Go and PostgreSQL, on macOS and Ubuntu. Notable other deps: Caddy, pgvectorscale, pgx, tern, sqlc, TailwindCSS, Hetzner and good old Ansible. Claude Code is rapidly becoming my main IDE, alongside VS Code. Really wanted to like Zed, but failed.
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Want to discover great posts beyond who you already follow? The For You feed, built by @spacecowboy17.bsky.social, is a personalized algorithmic feed based on your likes. It's one of our favorites for finding cool conversations across the network.
Try it here: bsky.app/profile/spac...
Try it here: bsky.app/profile/spac...
January 2, 2026 at 4:59 PM
Want to discover great posts beyond who you already follow? The For You feed, built by @spacecowboy17.bsky.social, is a personalized algorithmic feed based on your likes. It's one of our favorites for finding cool conversations across the network.
Try it here: bsky.app/profile/spac...
Try it here: bsky.app/profile/spac...
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Canonically the players just never quite adapted to doing DnD over zoom and when they each went to different colleges, they hadn't been able to put a game together. But they still talk about it now and then. The druid even commissioned art of their character done based on that shapeshifting escape.
If we lived in a just media landscape, this would now be a trilogy.
December 30, 2025 at 10:51 PM
Canonically the players just never quite adapted to doing DnD over zoom and when they each went to different colleges, they hadn't been able to put a game together. But they still talk about it now and then. The druid even commissioned art of their character done based on that shapeshifting escape.
By now I have read hundred thousands of posts and find myself skipping them after the shortest glance. Sometimes I become aware of this and reread them, and the skipping was never wrong. I don’t know which criteria my prefilter is using exactly, but it works. Would be cool to have more insight here.
January 1, 2026 at 7:53 AM
By now I have read hundred thousands of posts and find myself skipping them after the shortest glance. Sometimes I become aware of this and reread them, and the skipping was never wrong. I don’t know which criteria my prefilter is using exactly, but it works. Would be cool to have more insight here.
Can’t arrive soon enough! Also: $5 a month seems a pretty high lower bound. Is that just an example value?
We're kicking off a "Building In Public" series on the design of the recurring payments feature. The first of this four part series gives some context about what we're trying to do and why it matters. #BuildingInPublic #ATProtocol
Why We're Building Recurring Payments Differently - ATProtoFans Blog
Part 1 of our "Building Recurring Payments in Public" series where we give some context about what we're trying to do and why it matters.
atprotofans.leaflet.pub
December 31, 2025 at 10:41 AM
Can’t arrive soon enough! Also: $5 a month seems a pretty high lower bound. Is that just an example value?
I just want to go to work and sit at my desk 12 hours. Please.
December 31, 2025 at 10:34 AM
I just want to go to work and sit at my desk 12 hours. Please.
That's "faster relatively". Responses may still take up to 12 seconds, mainly due to memory constraints. Optimized the indices as much as possible, but now, only server upgrades may help. Will look into that once I have some positive feedback :D.
December 30, 2025 at 11:25 AM
That's "faster relatively". Responses may still take up to 12 seconds, mainly due to memory constraints. Optimized the indices as much as possible, but now, only server upgrades may help. Will look into that once I have some positive feedback :D.
“[…] explores how we can build a flourishing society by using what we know about human nature to design our technology—rather than letting technology shape our society.
Connect with […] on Linkedin.” 🤷
Connect with […] on Linkedin.” 🤷
December 30, 2025 at 7:56 AM
“[…] explores how we can build a flourishing society by using what we know about human nature to design our technology—rather than letting technology shape our society.
Connect with […] on Linkedin.” 🤷
Connect with […] on Linkedin.” 🤷
I’m hurt. Also interested in whether sentiment changed. (I am just interested in the coding use case.)
Genuine question: who is the target customer for these $200+/mo AI subscriptions? They seem targeted to individuals, not business seats, and I’m having a tough time wrapping my head around who is buying these
December 29, 2025 at 7:46 AM
I’m hurt. Also interested in whether sentiment changed. (I am just interested in the coding use case.)
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this is never not floating through my mind on some level youtu.be/lQfd18B7SZ0?...
Denise Richards: La Piscine - 30 Rock (HD)
YouTube video by Mikolaj Stachowicz
youtu.be
September 12, 2024 at 12:15 PM
this is never not floating through my mind on some level youtu.be/lQfd18B7SZ0?...
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We all reach a point in life where we must accept a hard truth: Sometimes we are wrong. Growth means listening, reflecting, and having the courage to admit when our opinions were flawed.
Anyway, after deep self-reflection, I now believe Nutella absolutely needs butter underneath it.
Anyway, after deep self-reflection, I now believe Nutella absolutely needs butter underneath it.
December 27, 2025 at 10:11 AM
We all reach a point in life where we must accept a hard truth: Sometimes we are wrong. Growth means listening, reflecting, and having the courage to admit when our opinions were flawed.
Anyway, after deep self-reflection, I now believe Nutella absolutely needs butter underneath it.
Anyway, after deep self-reflection, I now believe Nutella absolutely needs butter underneath it.
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Oh lord the backfill
December 27, 2025 at 5:18 AM
Oh lord the backfill