Roscoe Rubin-Rottenberg
@knotbin.com
engineer, 15, brooklyn
macrodata refinement @sprk.so, prev. lsd.so
macrodata refinement @sprk.so, prev. lsd.so
The other, slightly funnier reason I'm pro-PDS-proxying is that my school blocks bsky dot app but I am still able to access bsky bc the requests only go to my custom PDS (other than for the cdn so i rely on alt text).
Swap my school out for an authoritarian country and suddenly it's a real use case.
Swap my school out for an authoritarian country and suddenly it's a real use case.
November 13, 2025 at 9:08 PM
The other, slightly funnier reason I'm pro-PDS-proxying is that my school blocks bsky dot app but I am still able to access bsky bc the requests only go to my custom PDS (other than for the cdn so i rely on alt text).
Swap my school out for an authoritarian country and suddenly it's a real use case.
Swap my school out for an authoritarian country and suddenly it's a real use case.
I'm gonna have to agree with @thisismissem.social for all the points she brought up and also the fact that, while not perfect, optimistic UI eliminates #3.
If you're very anti-optimistic UI, you could add a way for the apview to check if a record is currently being processed.
If you're very anti-optimistic UI, you could add a way for the apview to check if a record is currently being processed.
November 13, 2025 at 9:08 PM
I'm gonna have to agree with @thisismissem.social for all the points she brought up and also the fact that, while not perfect, optimistic UI eliminates #3.
If you're very anti-optimistic UI, you could add a way for the apview to check if a record is currently being processed.
If you're very anti-optimistic UI, you could add a way for the apview to check if a record is currently being processed.
Paying maintainers for a separate consulting service that benefits you is not the same as paying them to work full time on the project
November 13, 2025 at 12:53 AM
Paying maintainers for a separate consulting service that benefits you is not the same as paying them to work full time on the project
thank you for being transparent about it this time! much appreciated and please keep doing this in the future!
this also seems like a pretty common sense rule
what is essentially the equivilant of a dogwhistle for death threats should be treated similarly to a death threat
this also seems like a pretty common sense rule
what is essentially the equivilant of a dogwhistle for death threats should be treated similarly to a death threat
November 12, 2025 at 10:46 PM
thank you for being transparent about it this time! much appreciated and please keep doing this in the future!
this also seems like a pretty common sense rule
what is essentially the equivilant of a dogwhistle for death threats should be treated similarly to a death threat
this also seems like a pretty common sense rule
what is essentially the equivilant of a dogwhistle for death threats should be treated similarly to a death threat
also it shouldnt be in at:// format imo. records on atproto that reference people like follows dont use at:// but that's just a nitpick. i def agree this is my favorite masto feature
November 11, 2025 at 10:38 PM
also it shouldnt be in at:// format imo. records on atproto that reference people like follows dont use at:// but that's just a nitpick. i def agree this is my favorite masto feature
i think the best way to do this is to make it only accept dids. a feature like this is something news orgs will want to use bc all their journalists are already on bsky so it's alright to make it a little harder to use by only using dids. the handle verification system did that and they all used it
November 11, 2025 at 10:38 PM
i think the best way to do this is to make it only accept dids. a feature like this is something news orgs will want to use bc all their journalists are already on bsky so it's alright to make it a little harder to use by only using dids. the handle verification system did that and they all used it
I mainly made the issue because I’m making this and wanted to add OAuth but I’ll probably just go the goat route and use app passwords for now 😔
pdsls is the pinnacle of good design and @juli.ee deserves 100% of the credit for all the work that's gone into making using it so fluid & easy. but i've always felt like, taken to its natural extreme, it would be a command palette or an interactive CLI.
so i made the latter.
so i made the latter.
November 11, 2025 at 3:08 PM
I mainly made the issue because I’m making this and wanted to add OAuth but I’ll probably just go the goat route and use app passwords for now 😔
My design thinking was basically that I have a ton of collections and every time I use pdsls I end up using cmd+F anyway so why not build that into the flow and eliminate the middle man (the mouse)
I really like how it turned out thanks to cliffy.io. Login and editing records in nvim is coming next!
I really like how it turned out thanks to cliffy.io. Login and editing records in nvim is coming next!
November 11, 2025 at 2:51 PM
My design thinking was basically that I have a ton of collections and every time I use pdsls I end up using cmd+F anyway so why not build that into the flow and eliminate the middle man (the mouse)
I really like how it turned out thanks to cliffy.io. Login and editing records in nvim is coming next!
I really like how it turned out thanks to cliffy.io. Login and editing records in nvim is coming next!
I’m using cliffy.io which is a really amazing interactive CLI library for @deno.land
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November 11, 2025 at 2:40 PM
I’m using cliffy.io which is a really amazing interactive CLI library for @deno.land
Thank you! Glad to have someone who actually knows anything about OAuth take a look. I definitely wouldn't have found that draft on my own.
November 11, 2025 at 2:33 AM
Thank you! Glad to have someone who actually knows anything about OAuth take a look. I definitely wouldn't have found that draft on my own.
it fits perfectly tho
November 10, 2025 at 12:00 AM
it fits perfectly tho
i have no knot in this bin
November 9, 2025 at 5:41 PM
i have no knot in this bin