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Join us in sustaining the artists and the work that connect us to our communities.
Support CRDT through the link in our bio. 🔗
Thank you for being part of our community🫶🏻
#CRDT #supportartists #donation
January 5, 2026 at 5:12 PM
Your support moves more than bodies — it moves ideas, access, and possibility.
Join us in sustaining the artists and the work that connect us to our communities.
Support CRDT through the link in our bio. 🔗
Thank you for being part of our community🫶🏻
#CRDT #supportartists #donation
Join us in sustaining the artists and the work that connect us to our communities.
Support CRDT through the link in our bio. 🔗
Thank you for being part of our community🫶🏻
#CRDT #supportartists #donation
Opinion: a bit-precise data mutation model (CRDT) is the difference between the “amnesic computing” we now see and the “autonomous computing” we (may) want.
replicated.wiki/blog/args.html
replicated.wiki/blog/args.html
Arguments for a syncable data exchange format
Replicated Data eXchange format C lib
replicated.wiki
January 3, 2026 at 10:18 AM
Opinion: a bit-precise data mutation model (CRDT) is the difference between the “amnesic computing” we now see and the “autonomous computing” we (may) want.
replicated.wiki/blog/args.html
replicated.wiki/blog/args.html
I’ve been thinking about this too!
ATProto records seem pretty well structured for a CRDT type setup between your pocket PDS and your networked PDS; one (or more!) for writing to while you’re without network, one for others to grab your sync’d posts from.
ATProto records seem pretty well structured for a CRDT type setup between your pocket PDS and your networked PDS; one (or more!) for writing to while you’re without network, one for others to grab your sync’d posts from.
January 3, 2026 at 4:44 AM
I’ve been thinking about this too!
ATProto records seem pretty well structured for a CRDT type setup between your pocket PDS and your networked PDS; one (or more!) for writing to while you’re without network, one for others to grab your sync’d posts from.
ATProto records seem pretty well structured for a CRDT type setup between your pocket PDS and your networked PDS; one (or more!) for writing to while you’re without network, one for others to grab your sync’d posts from.
made a small demo building a multiplayer editor using loro crdt, zero sync engine and cloudflare durable object over the holiday. never got the chance to do this sort of thing at Quip. lots of fun😊
January 2, 2026 at 5:53 PM
made a small demo building a multiplayer editor using loro crdt, zero sync engine and cloudflare durable object over the holiday. never got the chance to do this sort of thing at Quip. lots of fun😊
it's also how agents interact with files. CRDT backend enables some nice file editing via syncing between agent doc, shadow doc, and disk. this handles at least some edit conflicts gracefully and handles simultaneous work on different sections of a file well.
January 1, 2026 at 9:59 PM
it's also how agents interact with files. CRDT backend enables some nice file editing via syncing between agent doc, shadow doc, and disk. this handles at least some edit conflicts gracefully and handles simultaneous work on different sections of a file well.
syntactically-correct merges that fall outside of application schemas are the bane of every CRDT protocol, yeah. But honestly, it feels like LLMs would be pretty decent at giving you suggestions if the data is itself fairly text-y (like automerge's JSON)
January 1, 2026 at 12:20 AM
syntactically-correct merges that fall outside of application schemas are the bane of every CRDT protocol, yeah. But honestly, it feels like LLMs would be pretty decent at giving you suggestions if the data is itself fairly text-y (like automerge's JSON)
#1 refers more to online querying, but yeah, kind of. #2 is a gigantic shitshow. maybe somebody someday will make a decent way to do CRDT memories in git and not turn into merge hell, but I haven't seen it
January 1, 2026 at 12:11 AM
#1 refers more to online querying, but yeah, kind of. #2 is a gigantic shitshow. maybe somebody someday will make a decent way to do CRDT memories in git and not turn into merge hell, but I haven't seen it
Reading the issue queue is funny too.
"Would you consider using a CRDT?"
"Why? Are you having actual problems in prod"
"No but it's better"
"Closing"
"Would you consider using a CRDT?"
"Why? Are you having actual problems in prod"
"No but it's better"
"Closing"
December 27, 2025 at 9:00 PM
Reading the issue queue is funny too.
"Would you consider using a CRDT?"
"Why? Are you having actual problems in prod"
"No but it's better"
"Closing"
"Would you consider using a CRDT?"
"Why? Are you having actual problems in prod"
"No but it's better"
"Closing"
If I could introduce one distributed systems concept to modern devs to rid them of the idea that method calls are all DS frameworks should enable, it'd be:
- distributed objects and
- decentralised merging à la OT/CRDT
If I could introduce two DS concepts it'd be eventual consistency in counting.
- distributed objects and
- decentralised merging à la OT/CRDT
If I could introduce two DS concepts it'd be eventual consistency in counting.
December 26, 2025 at 11:18 PM
If I could introduce one distributed systems concept to modern devs to rid them of the idea that method calls are all DS frameworks should enable, it'd be:
- distributed objects and
- decentralised merging à la OT/CRDT
If I could introduce two DS concepts it'd be eventual consistency in counting.
- distributed objects and
- decentralised merging à la OT/CRDT
If I could introduce two DS concepts it'd be eventual consistency in counting.
2025 was huge at @peergos.org. Here's everything we achieved: peergos.org/posts/2025
Highlights:
* desktop and Android apps
* sync
* post-quantum encryption
* migration support in the PDS UI
* quic
* shared-with page
* moving closer to a CRDT
There are over 400 self hosted servers now!
Thank you 💚
Highlights:
* desktop and Android apps
* sync
* post-quantum encryption
* migration support in the PDS UI
* quic
* shared-with page
* moving closer to a CRDT
There are over 400 self hosted servers now!
Thank you 💚
2025 - What a year!
peergos.org
December 26, 2025 at 9:43 AM
2025 was huge at @peergos.org. Here's everything we achieved: peergos.org/posts/2025
Highlights:
* desktop and Android apps
* sync
* post-quantum encryption
* migration support in the PDS UI
* quic
* shared-with page
* moving closer to a CRDT
There are over 400 self hosted servers now!
Thank you 💚
Highlights:
* desktop and Android apps
* sync
* post-quantum encryption
* migration support in the PDS UI
* quic
* shared-with page
* moving closer to a CRDT
There are over 400 self hosted servers now!
Thank you 💚
i have wanted to make a CRDT based todo app which is like, somewhat overlapping, but research has consumed life for ... months to years now depending how look at it
December 25, 2025 at 8:00 PM
i have wanted to make a CRDT based todo app which is like, somewhat overlapping, but research has consumed life for ... months to years now depending how look at it
@ilyabo.bsky.social will be talking about "SQLRooms: Local-First Analytics with DuckDB, Collaborative Canvas, and Loro CRDT Sync", at @fosdem.org '26 #Local-First & #CRDTs devroom!
Come listen to the 25 speakers on 1st Feb, from 9:00.
It is free! more details:
openlocalfirst.org/schedules/#1...
Come listen to the 25 speakers on 1st Feb, from 9:00.
It is free! more details:
openlocalfirst.org/schedules/#1...
December 23, 2025 at 11:35 AM
@ilyabo.bsky.social will be talking about "SQLRooms: Local-First Analytics with DuckDB, Collaborative Canvas, and Loro CRDT Sync", at @fosdem.org '26 #Local-First & #CRDTs devroom!
Come listen to the 25 speakers on 1st Feb, from 9:00.
It is free! more details:
openlocalfirst.org/schedules/#1...
Come listen to the 25 speakers on 1st Feb, from 9:00.
It is free! more details:
openlocalfirst.org/schedules/#1...
December 22, 2025 at 9:52 PM
Ok so I might have a problem
I mean, once you have 128 bits you have a lot of things
A counter for instance
CRDT friendly so you can do uh... Datadog globally distributed?
Or geese or summin I dunno
#engineering #devops #devopsendgamewithallthecheatcodes #oopsdididothat #gotanycnames
I mean, once you have 128 bits you have a lot of things
A counter for instance
CRDT friendly so you can do uh... Datadog globally distributed?
Or geese or summin I dunno
#engineering #devops #devopsendgamewithallthecheatcodes #oopsdididothat #gotanycnames
December 19, 2025 at 12:18 AM
Ok so I might have a problem
I mean, once you have 128 bits you have a lot of things
A counter for instance
CRDT friendly so you can do uh... Datadog globally distributed?
Or geese or summin I dunno
#engineering #devops #devopsendgamewithallthecheatcodes #oopsdididothat #gotanycnames
I mean, once you have 128 bits you have a lot of things
A counter for instance
CRDT friendly so you can do uh... Datadog globally distributed?
Or geese or summin I dunno
#engineering #devops #devopsendgamewithallthecheatcodes #oopsdididothat #gotanycnames
Hey... what's that queue doing in my DNS?
👀 ➡️➡️➡️➡️🪿
[seems we may have a small encoding issue, but not bad for go the first]
#devopsendgamewithallthecheatcodes #noideawhyineedthisbutido #engineering
👀 ➡️➡️➡️➡️🪿
[seems we may have a small encoding issue, but not bad for go the first]
#devopsendgamewithallthecheatcodes #noideawhyineedthisbutido #engineering
December 18, 2025 at 7:12 PM
Hey... what's that queue doing in my DNS?
👀 ➡️➡️➡️➡️🪿
[seems we may have a small encoding issue, but not bad for go the first]
#devopsendgamewithallthecheatcodes #noideawhyineedthisbutido #engineering
👀 ➡️➡️➡️➡️🪿
[seems we may have a small encoding issue, but not bad for go the first]
#devopsendgamewithallthecheatcodes #noideawhyineedthisbutido #engineering
dreamed i put my wife in a crdt
December 18, 2025 at 5:21 PM
dreamed i put my wife in a crdt
yep! yjs crdt is what the whole sync is built around so it would be a harder task to replace that
December 17, 2025 at 5:46 PM
yep! yjs crdt is what the whole sync is built around so it would be a harder task to replace that
start engineering a CRDT solution
December 14, 2025 at 6:23 PM
start engineering a CRDT solution
github.com/y-crdt/y-crdt . A lot of my issues are related to wasm-bindgen abstractions.
Interest | Match | Feed
Interest | Match | Feed
Origin
bsky.app
December 14, 2025 at 4:50 PM
github.com/y-crdt/y-crdt . A lot of my issues are related to wasm-bindgen abstractions.
GitHub - y-crdt/y-crdt: Rust port of Yjs
Rust port of Yjs. Contribute to y-crdt/y-crdt development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
December 14, 2025 at 4:10 PM
github.com/y-crdt/y-crdt . A lot of my issues are related to wasm-bindgen abstractions.
github.com/y-crdt/y-crdt . A lot of my issues are related to wasm-bindgen abstractions.
Origin | Interest | Match
Origin | Interest | Match
Awakari App
awakari.com
December 14, 2025 at 4:50 PM
How today's adventure into Yjs, CRDT, and other collaborative editing topics is going
December 11, 2025 at 10:18 PM
How today's adventure into Yjs, CRDT, and other collaborative editing topics is going
Part of what I’m pondering is what’a possible with doing everything locally using CRDT and WASM. It’s a little ambitious, but feels like it’s *just* possible to do something amazing there. (And then being eventually-consistent to a central service, probably.)
December 11, 2025 at 7:46 PM
Part of what I’m pondering is what’a possible with doing everything locally using CRDT and WASM. It’s a little ambitious, but feels like it’s *just* possible to do something amazing there. (And then being eventually-consistent to a central service, probably.)
RIBLT is particularly brain melting; these are not like that but are a few that I've enjoyed the last while:
* A Case for Feminism in Programming Language
Design (thought provoking) dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1...
* DBSP arxiv.org/pdf/2203.16684
* Keep CALM and CRDT On arxiv.org/pdf/2210.12605
* A Case for Feminism in Programming Language
Design (thought provoking) dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1...
* DBSP arxiv.org/pdf/2203.16684
* Keep CALM and CRDT On arxiv.org/pdf/2210.12605
dl.acm.org
December 10, 2025 at 8:06 PM
RIBLT is particularly brain melting; these are not like that but are a few that I've enjoyed the last while:
* A Case for Feminism in Programming Language
Design (thought provoking) dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1...
* DBSP arxiv.org/pdf/2203.16684
* Keep CALM and CRDT On arxiv.org/pdf/2210.12605
* A Case for Feminism in Programming Language
Design (thought provoking) dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1...
* DBSP arxiv.org/pdf/2203.16684
* Keep CALM and CRDT On arxiv.org/pdf/2210.12605