If you find any, please post! I’ve not found any myself.

Oh my days; I’m so sorry, I’d don’t mean to insinuate *no* cookbooks! I meant: blindly following someone else’s recipe, and passing it off as your own creativity.

My general point being: the extent to which blindly copying without creative input is “not ok” is proportional to operator skill.

Yeah, I see the same thing in myself. I’d be chill & unchill in the scenarios you mention; but I’m seeing unwritten context in those situations that explains my change of chill: the perceived skill of the operator.

*First time* coding? Copy! Learn ☺️
*Professional* chef? Blindly following recipes‽ 🫤

I think I see these as different levels of use though; if I saw a professional chef using an off-the shelf recipe in their restaurant, I’d cringe. If I see someone using a “learn to draw an owl” book to learn to draw, no cringe.

Is the difference you’re seeing in the user’s (perceived) intentions?

#atprotodev community, care to vote for a PDS as being hostable via PikaPods?

feedback.pikapods.com/posts/683/bl...

(More info here: www.pikapods.com)

Ha! It works — the post above has a zero length tag facet!

I wonder if any Bluesky front ends would be interested in the idea of persistent tags/personas…

Ahh yeah; like an ontology of interests, and a taxonomy that lets you flag interest of a given branch?

I know Wikipedia works hard on this (how do you categorise *everything*‽) so perhaps it could be as simple as attaching relevant Wikipedia URLs as tags behind the scenes?

It’d be like “content warning”, but for enticing the like-minded.

With this I could have personas too; some followers may love my posts on travel, but not care for software chat. This could help filter *and* find.

Feeds get extra signal to curate with. It fosters loose communities.

Came here to say this; it’s great.

Oh damn; that’d definitely explain it…

As soon as @tangled.org supports package hosting (npm, containers, etc), and I can replicate my Knot, I think I’ll be migrating all my stuff.

If any of this sounds fun, get in touch! I’ll write more about it if there’s interest.

My plan is for it to work as a local-first web app & connected directly to your opponents’ PDS websocket, so you can play in realtime, but also drop to async when one of you is busy.

The self-nerdsniping I’ve been doing is for the card game I’d do after that: “Shithead”.

In it, the first player is the one with the lowest card, and all of a sudden we’re in Yao’s Millionaire Problem territory. I’ve been loving learning about Garbled Circuits & getting back into Boolean logic 🤩

That only needs 1 mutually agreed random bit (who goes first), but the real fun will be my first card game. (Probably Yaniv? Maybe Cribbage — both family faves)

This has a more complex Mental Poker algo,m. I’m both hoping to keep record size low & not write too much crypto myself…

Awesome! I got over excited and made a custom element too!

tangled.org/strings/did:...

Once you've included this you can `` anywhere you like.

This looks super interesting! Is it available anywhere that isn’t substack?

😂 I mean, how many surnames like this do you know?

I doubt it’d happen, but it’d be fun to get people to declare their “vibes” every 5 mins on here (pick from 7 emoji?)

Aggregate & you get feedback on the vibes that people had when they saw your posts (whether or not your stuff influenced those vibes directly).

Human mood around you! #atprotoidea