At the top of each file I use `#!/usr/bin/env bun`. There's a handy VSCode extension which recognizes these headers and applies language associations. After that, all that's left is adding the "bin" folder to your PATH and running chmod +x ./bin/*

My setup is a git repo which I clone into the home directory of each of my machines. It contains a mostly normal TypeScript project setup, but I use a "bin" folder instead of "src". Inside of this, I have all of my scripts as extensionless files like `foo`.

There's also UI Labs as an alternative!

Better signal-to-noise at a quick glance. It's sorted, so you can see the top content over the past 24 hours.

Hmm this doesn't seem to work on non-root URLs like a /blog.

Let's hear it 👀

* Lose track of time and scroll through Discover feed for an hour without switching apps

I'd also like some way to artificially inject missing content in here. Twitter/X integration is probably not possible with their API changes.

Maybe RSS integration? I want to see announcements from projects I'm interested in, but don't have a Bluesky account. Can self-hosting an instance do this?

Bluesky first impressions:
- UI is fast. Hopefully it stays that way.
- No ads? How do they make money? I can't imagine the average user will buy custom domains.
- Thread view is awesome, but I really want to be able to collapse thread trees similar to Reddit / Hacker News