Hawk Ticehurst
@hawkticehurst.com
UX Engineer @vscode.dev. He/Him
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📍 New York, NY
🕸️ hawkticehurst.com
📍 New York, NY
Can you add support for `Ctrl + Enter` too? Just tried this out on my Linux laptop and seems like that keybinding isn't supported.
October 14, 2025 at 2:47 PM
Can you add support for `Ctrl + Enter` too? Just tried this out on my Linux laptop and seems like that keybinding isn't supported.
Oh nice please do share the results!
October 11, 2025 at 11:15 PM
Oh nice please do share the results!
Maybe this is discussed later, but also wondering how partial rendering / diffing works?
The model seems to imply that calling this.update() will rerun the *entire* returned component function, but what if you don’t want that?
Similarly, how does performant list rendering work?
The model seems to imply that calling this.update() will rerun the *entire* returned component function, but what if you don’t want that?
Similarly, how does performant list rendering work?
October 11, 2025 at 6:44 PM
Maybe this is discussed later, but also wondering how partial rendering / diffing works?
The model seems to imply that calling this.update() will rerun the *entire* returned component function, but what if you don’t want that?
Similarly, how does performant list rendering work?
The model seems to imply that calling this.update() will rerun the *entire* returned component function, but what if you don’t want that?
Similarly, how does performant list rendering work?
I love the focus on / use of event delegation/propagation. It feels very web component-y and even feels like it fits within the “grain” of the web.
That said, from my experience it’s not the *most* performant way of building web UI. Curious if there will be attempts to address this or not?
That said, from my experience it’s not the *most* performant way of building web UI. Curious if there will be attempts to address this or not?
October 11, 2025 at 6:44 PM
I love the focus on / use of event delegation/propagation. It feels very web component-y and even feels like it fits within the “grain” of the web.
That said, from my experience it’s not the *most* performant way of building web UI. Curious if there will be attempts to address this or not?
That said, from my experience it’s not the *most* performant way of building web UI. Curious if there will be attempts to address this or not?
I do wonder if this means there will be a debate on whether Remix is truly “declaratively reactive” tho.
Consequently, I’m also curious if the JS Framework Benchmark run will be marked with 772 or not. If it’s not will people be mad about that?
Consequently, I’m also curious if the JS Framework Benchmark run will be marked with 772 or not. If it’s not will people be mad about that?
October 11, 2025 at 6:44 PM
I do wonder if this means there will be a debate on whether Remix is truly “declaratively reactive” tho.
Consequently, I’m also curious if the JS Framework Benchmark run will be marked with 772 or not. If it’s not will people be mad about that?
Consequently, I’m also curious if the JS Framework Benchmark run will be marked with 772 or not. If it’s not will people be mad about that?
I really like the imperative/manual update model.
For a long time I’ve been wondering if this is a direction we should be (re)exploring as an industry, so I’m excited to see that here.
I also love the simplicity of: Return a function for a stateful component and don’t for stateless.
For a long time I’ve been wondering if this is a direction we should be (re)exploring as an industry, so I’m excited to see that here.
I also love the simplicity of: Return a function for a stateful component and don’t for stateless.
October 11, 2025 at 6:44 PM
I really like the imperative/manual update model.
For a long time I’ve been wondering if this is a direction we should be (re)exploring as an industry, so I’m excited to see that here.
I also love the simplicity of: Return a function for a stateful component and don’t for stateless.
For a long time I’ve been wondering if this is a direction we should be (re)exploring as an industry, so I’m excited to see that here.
I also love the simplicity of: Return a function for a stateful component and don’t for stateless.
Haven’t finished watching yet (i.e. haven’t gotten to server / router stuff), but initial thoughts so far are that at a high level this is actually really clicking for me.
October 11, 2025 at 6:44 PM
Haven’t finished watching yet (i.e. haven’t gotten to server / router stuff), but initial thoughts so far are that at a high level this is actually really clicking for me.
Also the response from Nirav (CEO) in the forum I linked to –– which confusingly/incorrectly has @jakelazaroff.com blog post as the SEO image –– didn't really acknowledge the core critique and cut the convo short basically saying it would be too hard to have nuanced discussion that reaches alignment
October 9, 2025 at 7:16 PM
Also the response from Nirav (CEO) in the forum I linked to –– which confusingly/incorrectly has @jakelazaroff.com blog post as the SEO image –– didn't really acknowledge the core critique and cut the convo short basically saying it would be too hard to have nuanced discussion that reaches alignment
They're financially supporting one of DHH's open source projects (Omarchy) and have apparently been promoting it on Twitter. They've also sponsored another Linux project (Hyprland) that has a very problematic creator/community.
Hyprland is a toxic community
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October 9, 2025 at 7:16 PM
They're financially supporting one of DHH's open source projects (Omarchy) and have apparently been promoting it on Twitter. They've also sponsored another Linux project (Hyprland) that has a very problematic creator/community.
Finally, if you *can* store private data in a PDS, do we start to see more and more data in the ATmosphere become private / inaccessible to the collective?
Does the ATmosphere start to become a layer of the internet strictly used as a form distributed data storage?
Does the ATmosphere start to become a layer of the internet strictly used as a form distributed data storage?
October 8, 2025 at 7:24 AM
Finally, if you *can* store private data in a PDS, do we start to see more and more data in the ATmosphere become private / inaccessible to the collective?
Does the ATmosphere start to become a layer of the internet strictly used as a form distributed data storage?
Does the ATmosphere start to become a layer of the internet strictly used as a form distributed data storage?
If you build a genuinely valuable / novel service that uses atproto data, your moat is likely the “secret sauce” of that service.
If everyone has access to the same data, we see increased competition to figure out the secret sauce or make a better sauce, yes?
Result: A win for consumers?
If everyone has access to the same data, we see increased competition to figure out the secret sauce or make a better sauce, yes?
Result: A win for consumers?
October 8, 2025 at 7:24 AM
If you build a genuinely valuable / novel service that uses atproto data, your moat is likely the “secret sauce” of that service.
If everyone has access to the same data, we see increased competition to figure out the secret sauce or make a better sauce, yes?
Result: A win for consumers?
If everyone has access to the same data, we see increased competition to figure out the secret sauce or make a better sauce, yes?
Result: A win for consumers?
If you sell ads, your moat becomes your ability to make a great product and/or your ability to make the best algorithm for connecting ads to people.
What happens if someone starts selling a great ads-algo-as-a-service? Does that become a collapse of value or an expansion of value for the ecosystem?
What happens if someone starts selling a great ads-algo-as-a-service? Does that become a collapse of value or an expansion of value for the ecosystem?
October 8, 2025 at 7:24 AM
If you sell ads, your moat becomes your ability to make a great product and/or your ability to make the best algorithm for connecting ads to people.
What happens if someone starts selling a great ads-algo-as-a-service? Does that become a collapse of value or an expansion of value for the ecosystem?
What happens if someone starts selling a great ads-algo-as-a-service? Does that become a collapse of value or an expansion of value for the ecosystem?
I can think of a few answers, but I’m curious if anyone else has talked or written about this yet?
A) The usual — sell ads
B) Build a genuinely valuable service
C) Apps maintain the data moat by encrypting their data
D) What else?
There a few interesting consequences and sub Qs for these answers…
A) The usual — sell ads
B) Build a genuinely valuable service
C) Apps maintain the data moat by encrypting their data
D) What else?
There a few interesting consequences and sub Qs for these answers…
October 8, 2025 at 7:24 AM
I can think of a few answers, but I’m curious if anyone else has talked or written about this yet?
A) The usual — sell ads
B) Build a genuinely valuable service
C) Apps maintain the data moat by encrypting their data
D) What else?
There a few interesting consequences and sub Qs for these answers…
A) The usual — sell ads
B) Build a genuinely valuable service
C) Apps maintain the data moat by encrypting their data
D) What else?
There a few interesting consequences and sub Qs for these answers…
7. What happens when data is no longer the “moat” for businesses?
If anyone / anything can access any data in the ATmosphere where does value; aka money; aka the thing that keeps this ecosystem going come from?
If anyone / anything can access any data in the ATmosphere where does value; aka money; aka the thing that keeps this ecosystem going come from?
October 8, 2025 at 7:24 AM
7. What happens when data is no longer the “moat” for businesses?
If anyone / anything can access any data in the ATmosphere where does value; aka money; aka the thing that keeps this ecosystem going come from?
If anyone / anything can access any data in the ATmosphere where does value; aka money; aka the thing that keeps this ecosystem going come from?
6. Is there anything stopping an AI lab from traversing the entire ATmosphere, scraping PDS data, and using it to train their models?
October 8, 2025 at 7:24 AM
6. Is there anything stopping an AI lab from traversing the entire ATmosphere, scraping PDS data, and using it to train their models?
5. If private data is possible (one way or another) does that mean you could theoretically build an app / business where you do not have to pay or be responsible for hosting the data?
October 8, 2025 at 7:24 AM
5. If private data is possible (one way or another) does that mean you could theoretically build an app / business where you do not have to pay or be responsible for hosting the data?
4. Is there a way to store private data in a PDS?
If not, is it possible to encrypt your lexicon data / app data before sending it to a PDS, then decrypting it on the other end?
If not, is it possible to encrypt your lexicon data / app data before sending it to a PDS, then decrypting it on the other end?
October 8, 2025 at 7:24 AM
4. Is there a way to store private data in a PDS?
If not, is it possible to encrypt your lexicon data / app data before sending it to a PDS, then decrypting it on the other end?
If not, is it possible to encrypt your lexicon data / app data before sending it to a PDS, then decrypting it on the other end?
2. If the answer to Q1 is yes, what happens if a rich, massive, ecosystem of apps start showing up in the ATmosphere?
How does Bluesky handle that?
Do we eventually see a scenario where Bluesky starts charging individuals or 3rd party apps for the cost of hosting their PDS / their data?
How does Bluesky handle that?
Do we eventually see a scenario where Bluesky starts charging individuals or 3rd party apps for the cost of hosting their PDS / their data?
October 8, 2025 at 7:24 AM
2. If the answer to Q1 is yes, what happens if a rich, massive, ecosystem of apps start showing up in the ATmosphere?
How does Bluesky handle that?
Do we eventually see a scenario where Bluesky starts charging individuals or 3rd party apps for the cost of hosting their PDS / their data?
How does Bluesky handle that?
Do we eventually see a scenario where Bluesky starts charging individuals or 3rd party apps for the cost of hosting their PDS / their data?
Update #1: Having a post always pinned at the top of the feed was getting annoying, so I’ve updated this post to now be pinned in a random location further down in the feed timeline.
October 6, 2025 at 4:38 PM
Update #1: Having a post always pinned at the top of the feed was getting annoying, so I’ve updated this post to now be pinned in a random location further down in the feed timeline.
That’s about it!
I’ll also make sure to update this thread with any major changes I make to the algorithm or guiding principles.
And finally, if you have feedback about these principles, suggestions for keywords or users that should be included please respond to this post!
I’ll also make sure to update this thread with any major changes I make to the algorithm or guiding principles.
And finally, if you have feedback about these principles, suggestions for keywords or users that should be included please respond to this post!
October 5, 2025 at 7:08 PM
That’s about it!
I’ll also make sure to update this thread with any major changes I make to the algorithm or guiding principles.
And finally, if you have feedback about these principles, suggestions for keywords or users that should be included please respond to this post!
I’ll also make sure to update this thread with any major changes I make to the algorithm or guiding principles.
And finally, if you have feedback about these principles, suggestions for keywords or users that should be included please respond to this post!
While some may not prefer this, I strongly believe it is important that we (dev community) have the opportunity to engage in discussions about the more challenging topics and events that unfold in this space.
To clarify, however, posts that promote hate and harm will still *always* be removed.
To clarify, however, posts that promote hate and harm will still *always* be removed.
October 5, 2025 at 7:08 PM
While some may not prefer this, I strongly believe it is important that we (dev community) have the opportunity to engage in discussions about the more challenging topics and events that unfold in this space.
To clarify, however, posts that promote hate and harm will still *always* be removed.
To clarify, however, posts that promote hate and harm will still *always* be removed.
Politics:
This feed will seek to filter political keywords/discussions, with one major exception.
Political topics scoped to the developer space *will* be included.
This means, in general, posts about people like DHH or Guillermo Rauch will be included, while posts about Trump or ICE will not.
This feed will seek to filter political keywords/discussions, with one major exception.
Political topics scoped to the developer space *will* be included.
This means, in general, posts about people like DHH or Guillermo Rauch will be included, while posts about Trump or ICE will not.
October 5, 2025 at 7:08 PM
Politics:
This feed will seek to filter political keywords/discussions, with one major exception.
Political topics scoped to the developer space *will* be included.
This means, in general, posts about people like DHH or Guillermo Rauch will be included, while posts about Trump or ICE will not.
This feed will seek to filter political keywords/discussions, with one major exception.
Political topics scoped to the developer space *will* be included.
This means, in general, posts about people like DHH or Guillermo Rauch will be included, while posts about Trump or ICE will not.
6. Posts that are about an unrelated topic will be actively removed.
7. Posts that *directly* promote hate or harm towards a person or group of people will be removed. To be specific, this means posts that promote racism, sexism, transphobia, homophobia, and so on will be removed.
7. Posts that *directly* promote hate or harm towards a person or group of people will be removed. To be specific, this means posts that promote racism, sexism, transphobia, homophobia, and so on will be removed.
October 5, 2025 at 7:08 PM
6. Posts that are about an unrelated topic will be actively removed.
7. Posts that *directly* promote hate or harm towards a person or group of people will be removed. To be specific, this means posts that promote racism, sexism, transphobia, homophobia, and so on will be removed.
7. Posts that *directly* promote hate or harm towards a person or group of people will be removed. To be specific, this means posts that promote racism, sexism, transphobia, homophobia, and so on will be removed.