with tolkien, the languages spawned the stories. are there other examples where something well-known and with pop appeal came out as a byproduct of the creator’s more obscure pursuits?
when we changed Following to exclude replies (unless you *also* follow who they’re replying to), there was this meta-moment: some ppl were upset, followed by waves of way more upset people saying this feature is crucial because they wouldn’t have seen my post if not for their friends’ upset replies
hm has anyone else tried that? RE:
tried to search for the latest discourse but the react native controlled input bug got in the way https://morel.us-east.host.bsky.network/xrpc/com.atproto.sync.getBlob?did=did:plc:fpruhuo22xkm5o7ttr2ktxdo&cid=bafkreibltv5prmtb2er77iojybj5pjsyunmbpwitf57tvrbx7aozmjjmza
yeh RE:
had upper back pain for a few days, went to a yoga class for the first time in fifteen years, and the pain dissolved right after? what
kind of want to write up about this concept of “infinite scaling” (mentioned in [github.com/facebook/rea...]( )) sometime but not sure if it’s gonna sound too pretentious. it’s an interesting property i don’t often see discussed
send me some new music? criteria: - released in 2025 - it’s beautiful in some way. like, the mind feels clearer after it
i won’t try to understand the content but i thought the thumbnail was cool in that it gives a clear summary RE:
fantastic article from [@alan.norbauer.com](https://bsky.brid.gy/ap/did:plc:2upnf7qjp3qehtrswdhqo4cn ) about “Relay-style GraphQL”. i think these ideas haven’t been as broadly understood in the open source react graphql community as they deserve to be. (the exact comparisons with Apollo might be somewhat outdated; i have not checked. principles are solid.) [Relay-style GraphQL]( )