·11 min read
Decentralized Social Networks: The Full Map
Mastodon, Bluesky, Farcaster, Nostr, Loops, Pixelfed, PeerTube — what they are, how they work, and what each one is actually betting on.
#web#decentralized#social#protocols
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Thoughts, ideas, and things I'm learning
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·9 min read
MegaETH: The Case for a Real-Time Blockchain
MegaETH claims 100,000 TPS and sub-10ms block times on Ethereum. Here's what the architecture actually does, what it enables, and what it's betting on.
#web3#ethereum#blockchain#protocols
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Privacy in Crypto: Monero, Zcash, and What Ethereum Is Trying to Become
Every transaction on a public blockchain is permanently visible to anyone. Here's how Monero, Zcash, and Ethereum's RAILGUN are trying to fix that — and what they're each betting on.
#web3#ethereum#privacy#protocols#blockchain
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cmux: A Terminal Built for Agentic Workflows
Why a terminal designed around running multiple AI agents simultaneously is worth paying attention to.
#dx#AI#productivity#tools
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Memory, Context, and Sessions in Agentic Coding
AI coding agents don't have memory. They have context windows. Understanding the difference changes how you work with them.
#AI#dx#productivity
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Dotfiles: Version Control Your Environment
Your shell config, editor settings, and tool preferences are code. Treat them like it.
#dx#productivity#tools#tutorial
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Git Worktrees for Parallel Agent Work
Running multiple AI agents in parallel means running multiple branches in parallel. Git worktrees are how you do that without thrashing your working directory.
#dx#AI#git#tutorial
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OpenCode vs Claude Code: Same Idea, Different Philosophy
Both run AI agents in your terminal. Both support Claude. The differences are in architecture, openness, and what you can configure.
#AI#dx#tools
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My RSS Setup in 2026
The reader, the feeds, and the workflow I actually use. Opinionated and practical.
#rss#productivity#tools#setup
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Rules, Commands, and Skills: The Three Layers of Agentic Coding
Most developers use AI coding assistants as fancy autocomplete. The ones getting 10x more out of them understand the difference between rules, commands, and skills — and use all three deliberately.
#AI#dx#productivity#tutorial
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Paragraph, Mirror, and the Onchain Publishing Landscape
A tour of web3 alternatives to Medium and Substack — what works, what died, and what the trade-offs actually are.
#web3#decentralized#publishing#open-source
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Signal vs Telegram: The Encryption Gap Nobody Talks About
Telegram markets itself as secure. Signal actually is. A look at the architecture, cryptography, and trust models behind two very different messengers.
#privacy#security#open-source
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Local-First Web Apps with Dexie and DexieCloud
Your app should work without the internet. Here's how to build local-first web apps using IndexedDB, Dexie.js, and DexieCloud for seamless sync.
#web#local-first#tutorial
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Matrix: The Protocol That Wants to Fix Messaging
Matrix is an open protocol for real-time, decentralized, encrypted communication. Here's why it matters and how to get started.
#web#privacy#open-source
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Exploring the x402 Standard
A deep dive into the x402 standard — what it is, why it matters, and how it fits into the modern web ecosystem.
#standards#web#learning
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What is RSS? A Guide to Taking Back Control of Your Content
RSS is the quiet rebel of the internet. Learn how this simple technology lets you follow websites without algorithms deciding what you see.
#web#rss#tutorial
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Building Pomo: A Pomodoro Timer That Actually Helps You Focus
The story behind building a minimalist Pomodoro timer with concentration music and productivity tracking.
#project#react#productivity
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Why I Build Things
Reflections on why building small projects keeps me sane and sharp as a developer.
#personal#career#motivation
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