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So sick, love it.

Ah, nice. I'm pretty sure I've seen blog posts with code examples for automating mastodon + bluesky syndication from a blog build process + a comments section on the blog post based on replies, but would have to go digging for the posts.

If you don't want to build it yourself, then maybe echofeed.app could help? Not affiliated, I just follow Robb's blog.

I was wondering why this sounded familiar...

Listen to @amyhupe.bsky.social's podcast Systems of Harm (the link can be found here - amyhupe.co.uk).

Read Eric Meyer's and Sara Wachter-Boettcher's book Design for Real Life - dfrlbook.com. Or at least watch some of his talks.

To be clear, there's dumb digital politics across the globe, e.g. the UK age verification and Australian social media age requirement. I just think decentralization is good.

And even if it doesn't "take off", I kinda agree with Chris here - chriscoyier.net/2026/01/04/1...

It does kind of seem like the stars are aligning for a better web moving forward. The exodus from Twitter, the fatigue of monopolistic platforms, the political instability of US tech platforms etc.

+1 I'd A/B Mint & Zorin. Used to rock Mint as a daily driver for a while and I've been planning to use that as a solution to the Win 11 situation in my family. 2026 year of the Linux desktop.

There are still tickets available for Primavera, but unfortunately I can't attend that.

For solving personal needs, it seems pretty great. But then there are the broader legal & socio-economic questions that a lot of people seem to just to dismiss.

Also see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gell-Ma.... Any productivity gains provided by LLMs in a business environment imho presume expertise. And productivity is difficult to measure.

Systems, whether that is using a pre-existing codebase and design system or giving in to the LLM's preferred Next.js + Tailwind + shadcn stack seem to help a little, but seems like we'll always need a professional to review the outputs and preferrably provide the inputs as well.

As a PM, I can see the value in prototyping. But even I know that the unsemantic div soup and unmaintainable CSS is not production ready.