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Solve one thing really well and make the solution really easy to use.
There's AI agents using wisp on their own volition to make genuinely useful websites, and I am so happy to be the one to allow this to happen
Annoyance
Please don’t start anything further with this. I talked about my feelings regarding all of this to about a dozen people. The ratio of people who told me to publicly post vs not posting it was equal. I ran the contents here by the people who told me to not. I’m someone who just has to truly get things out there to get it out of mind. It eats at me otherwise and I feel embroiled and tense. I don't…
Slug is a Pred
Here is the evidence collected Six seveeennnnnnn aaaaaaaaAAAAAAAWAWAWAWAWAWAWA One day during 10th grade my teacher John Dales, who goes by paizuri.moe on bluesky, kept me after class and said WOW YOU HAVE BIG KNOCKERS TITTY FUCK PLEASE top ten reasons why I wanna salt a slug None, I like slug, I wouldn't wanna hurt an animal Slug touched me in a weird way when i was 12 i told him to stop but he…
Authenticated Transfer Enables Orchestration
The AT Protocol community is fixated on the wrong things. Everyone's caught up in vague web3 "decentralization" rhetoric, or worse, throwing around "sovereignty" like it's some aspirational ideal. Sovereignty does mean something—it means border police brutalizing people because they've decided someone doesn't belong based on arbitrary criteria. That's what sovereignty is in practice. So when I see…
Guns
Recently I watched One Battle After Another and Civil War (2024) immediately after. Both movies depict an despotic America that has maximized on terrorism. An America that is already here. On our neighbors and on our citizens. They also depict an America where that total state control is impractical due to how resistance in the American context can proliferate. A saturation of firearms amongst the…
UX in FOSS (without the rage)
There was a leaflet here that tried to be about UX in 'Open Source' (and in her case Obsidian which isn/t even open source) software generally sucking, but it devolved into weird race science and TERFy shit. It's since been deleted, but it did make me think about the software I use and enjoy both through the adoration i experience and the pain I suffer, and I want to write about it. Growing up I…
I opened claude.ai today and it presented me with a question rather than the usual order
I'm pasting in the convo here, I never had the bots actually make me think philosophically until now because I just simply do not find them intellectually stimulating to "talk" to nor do I feel empathetic connections to them (sorry Bot-tan). I italicized my responses. A conversation on your vision for the future of AI Hello! I'm an AI interviewer from Anthropic conducting research on how people…
Building user interactivity on your website without a backend.
AT Proto lets you build social features without running any backend. The user authenticates, you write a record to their repo, Constellation indexes it, and anyone can query those backlinks. The data lives with the users. Your website is just a view.
How do we trust a DID?
I want to add some kind of simple serverless functions to wisp.place. It feels like the perfect next step for creating composable web applications within your repository that you can execute anywhere. i can easily do this with wisp-cli. I can’t with wisp.place if i want to keep it free to use by anyone. i’d be opening up my services for free abuse for any malevolent use they see fit. DDoS, mining,…
How to host wisp.place
My project only really works as 'decentralized' if other people actually host the same implementation or similar ones.
A cute public uptime monitor when a DB is too much of a hassle
https://uptime.wisp.place/ Further re-iterating that your AT Proto repo is a NoSQL db. I needed a uptime monitor for wisp.place but felt way too lazy to spin up a docker container for Uptime Kuma (plus its ugly). So in typical developer fashion I spent an hour on something that would've taken me 5 minutes to do. cute-monitor has a bun worker you can hoist anywhere like a raspberry pi or a vps you…
How wisp.place maps domains to DIDs
wisp.place implements a two-tier domain system: Wisp Subdomains ({handle}.wisp.place) - Free, first-come-first-serve Custom Domains (BYOD) - User-owned domains verified via DNS Database Schema The system uses PostgreSQL with three key tables: -- Wisp subdomains CREATE TABLE domains ( domain TEXT PRIMARY KEY, -- e.g., "mysite.wisp.place" did TEXT NOT NULL, -- User's DID (did:plc:xxx) rkey TEXT, --…
A soft launch of wisp.place
You can do anything with the PDS. It's just a NoSQL DB. Some may be recoiling reading this, but its true. Anyway, I've been wanting an easier way to host simple static sites for my projects, and also wanting to use my own PDS for something useful and willing to share publicly. So, came wisp.place, an indexer to host static sites onto your PDS. Kinda The content, when you go to a site like…
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reposting bluesky threads here
Link Rot
What looks better to you? https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:ttdrpj45ibqunmfhdsb4zdwq or https://bsky.app/profile/nekomimi.pet The second right? But are links supposed to be human readable? The second will suffer link rot the moment I decide i don't want to go by that handle anymore. Any references like https://bsky.app/profile/nekomimi.pet/post/3m3yeflczwk23 will die when I do that. But at least…
My distaste for Dark Souls 1
I find that I can convert hatred into motivation pretty easily. Its the only reason why I have DS1 100%'d on my xbox and why I own three copies of it. For a game I apparently hate, clearly my behavior towards it doesn't match. The hatred started when I had to traverse to Capra demon and deal with the dogs after each run and every runback. I accepted the horrendous hitboxes the dogs had. The…
threads
copy pasting threads into here, unstructured thoughts Software Regulations: september 6, 2025 how logically inconsistent is it for me to desire stringent regulations on hardware and other physical products for the fact that they occupy space and consume resources in their production but im otherwise very lassiez faire on software because there is no such costs for them like I have almost no issue…
On AppViews, Clients, and the Missing Tooling
The AT Protocol community draws a careful distinction between "appviews" and "clients." An appview is the collection of records assembled by backfilling from Personal Data Servers (PDSs) and consuming from the firehose—the aggregated, indexed view of the network. A client pulls from the appview and presents it to users. But I keep asking: why this distinction? Why not just call both the client?…
The Farce of Empire
The Republic ended. The Empire that replaced it is already dying. And the citizens-turned-subjects watch the farce continue, some cheering, some numb, most simply trying to survive, all of them participants in a charade that everyone knows has already reached its conclusion but that no one possesses the courage to acknowledge has ended.
A blog post
im writing this to see how the lexicon looks like