This week the FOSS world has seen (at least) two bold discussions about AI: Codeberg banned code written (mostly) by LLMs, while the Debian community is hosting a very similar decision-making process ...
Nesta semana (pelo menos) duas discussões sobre IA chamaram a atenção no mundo do software livre e de código aberto: Codeberg baniu código escrito (majoritariamente) por LLMs da sua plataforma, e a co...
Building a Custom Bluesky Feed, Part 3: Polish and Ship
This is Part 3 of 3. Part 1 covers how the feed generator works and the initial strategy to collect possibly related posts. Part 2 covers the labeling tooling, ML classifier, and storage design.
We st...
Building a Custom Bluesky Feed, Part 2: Iterating Over It
This is Part 2 of 3. Part 1 covers how the feed generator works and the initial strategy to collect possibly related posts.
The regex filter I built in Part 1 has a problem it can't solve itself: \bir...
Building a Custom Bluesky Feed, Part 1: Starting Simple
When I joined Bluesky, Jim suggested that I created a custom feed as part of the learning during the onboarding process. I was excited about it because custom feeds is one of the coolest things in the...
Trabalho na Bluesky, então tenho um viés óbvio aqui. O foco desse post não é a empresa — é o protocolo, que é aberto e vai além dela; mesmo assim, transparência é importante.
Desde que entrei na Blue...
It took me over two years to re-read the book I read in two weeks ten years ago
Originally published as a review for Judith Butler’s ‘Gender Trouble’ on my Bookwrym.
It was the second time I read this book. As an avid sociologist reader pursuing my Master’s degree, I devoured it ...