Lfg! You'll be a great addition for them, congratulations!

That bug and response would be totally acceptable on a testnet that you shouldn't be posting anything real on. "Yeah shit's broken, this is a work in progress and for testing, use a real app instead". But nah they want to have it both ways for future revenue plans to make them non reliant on VC $

It just seems so easy to avoid all this drama by avoiding the middle-path they're walking by growing so much. Not being interested in investing limited resources into moderating a public social network is understandable, just make it painstakingly obvious that it's not a normal social network.

Make it blindingly apparent that this is not a real social network, Bluesky-the-company is invested in building ATProto, and that others should use the reference implementation to build the "real" social networks.

Ban everyone either a user ID greater than 100,000. Have a chaos script that randomly bans users.

If you're on the team, ban anyone who replies to you that you find annoying. Anyone who invites drama. Anyone with too many reply guys.

Sorry you're sick dude. What are you playing?

Hi, one of your constituents here: how do you contrast this with the violence ICE is enacting in our communities or the illegal bombing of a boat containing 11 civilians? Are those acts of political violence or something else entirely?

Thanks!

Kind of like how intelligence agencies use proprietary companies for plausible deniability, like Air America or Air Asia.

for being able to quickly generate the kinds of boilerplate serialization/deserialization/type conversion code you wind up having in a large codebase. But that is much more limited in scope than "vibe coding".

I was avoiding. However in my day job I would never use Claude, because I am writing framework-level code that needs to be implemented correctly. Having to manually review Claude's work is about as much work as just writing it myself in that case.

When I was writing Rust I did appreciate Copilot

Claude to the rescue. Since I already had the basic architecture and gameplay mechanics laid out along with some unit tests I was able to have Claude update all my dependencies and then start doing some feature work. It does okay. Good enough for what the project is, and it unblocked the tedium...

I've been playing around with it for a while now. For some low-risk projects it's pretty nice. Ex: I have a game dev project I started a few years ago. Came back to it and the dependencies had gotten away from me, and required a lot of reworking of the code to use the latest versions.

Never ask a Bitcoin supporter what they were doing in Armenia from 1915-1916

Adams is the only candidate giving New Yorkers what they want: restoring the Ottoman Empire via bitcoin

Every time at Costco. "My employer pays my cell bill sorry". It's a lie, but also, leave me alone.