I basically want Discover that doesn’t stray too far outside my network

Screenshot. Tweet from macrumors: Apple's Discontinued Line of AirPort Wi-Fi Routers Could Return in an Unexpected Way Quote tweet from Sam henri gold: here’s the unexpected way: a magician tells you “check behind your ear” and you pull out an old airport router. you feel a tickle in your throat. you cough and an ethernet cable comes up. you pull it out, keep pulling, and it’s a 350 foot spool

Screenshot of my discover feed on Bluesky prominently featuring a tweet with no text but the text “that orange asswipe is gonna take us all down with him” in arial on a white background with no alt text

Has anyone built a Bluesky feed that’s like Discover but without all the liberal Gen Xer garbage?

This is my average experience on Twitter vs. Bluesky. The post on the right is impossible to mute because there’s no alt text in the image and even if it did it doesn’t contain words I would mute.

A wooden tabletop at a coffee shop with two coffees, POV, a daylight tablet in front of me and the person sitting across from me, whose face is not visible

Daylight @daylightco.bsky.social power couple

It has also helped me understand unfamiliar codebases quickly which is really cool

It’s a really good personal tutor if you ask it the right questions. Not for everything and not good enough that I can blindly trust it, but it has helped me do my homework before and really impressed me.

By “help” I literally mean I solved it on my own but with understanding I gained from GPT

hehe it me

Apple Vision Glasses Will Be Irresistible Post by Lachlan Campbell on February 19, 2025 on their personal Notebook blog.

After a year using Apple Vision Pro, I wrote about what I expect of AR glasses in a few years, and my simultaneous excitement & unease with wearing my computer everywhere: notebook.lachlanjc.com/2025-02-19_a...

Me wearing green pants, an A. G. Cook Britpop shirt, a pink-orange origami wreath(?), and a VR headset, and holding a plastic toy rifle-looking thing

VR laser tag at @purduehackers.com Hack Night 5.17

How We Cracked Demos | Purdue Hackers Or, how it took 2 years to discover Hack Night’s purpose

It took 2 years and 3 and a half tries to successfully run demo sessions at Hack Night, our weekly mini-hackathon. Why was it such a heavy lift? The answer is the story of how we discovered Hack Night's purpose.

New blog post by @matthewstanciu.com: blog.purduehackers.com/posts/how-we...

in 9th grade PE we did a football unit and i was placed with the people who supposedly knew what they were doing. but the coach determined this by making everyone throw a football, and apparently i threw the football well. after the first game they learned i actually knew nothing and moved me back

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Ayden’s reply that this post is replying to

Holy shit you’re exactly right. Thank you

Screenshot of a post from @lachlanjc.com: "I remade my personal website from scratch, with more HTML & a lot less JS (thanks @astro.build!). It's a little different in each browser, too". You can see the "Post hidden by muted word" label at the top

I have so many words muted on this platform that I truly have no idea which word in this post is muted. I kinda wish I could tell

Portrait of Lachlan and Matthew Stanciu in vibrantly colorful outfits in a mirror, which is visually obscuring their waistlines, with colorful blocks on a wood floor and a bright blue background

I think it's a net positive tbh, not to say every show that doesn't release yearly is good but I think in general it allows creative teams to take more time to see their vision through instead having to be constrained by something dumb like NBC's airtime slot deadlines.

I think it's a product of the streaming era. The yearly schedule was borne out of cable programming, and after streaming removed airtimes & shows like Stranger Things proved yearly releases weren't a priority for watchers, 2-3 year waits became normal.

The past Sunday I participated in a gallery show of technical projects held by @purduehackers.com called BURST✷! I helped organize it and one of my projects was included: an artistic writing system made of vines. Many thanks to everyone who helped bring my project to life and to those who attended!

Bullish

Large vinyl decal of a vine beginning with a root, leaves and berries throughout, divided into 4 color sections into pink, cyan, yellow, and pink. This is adhered to my bedroom wall

The same vine but from a wider angle and not at a straight angle. In this picture you can also see my bed, my couch, and some other much smaller art I’ve acquired on my walls

I put a vine on my wall!!! It took 6 hours, way longer than I expected

Back in the day on Twitter, my for you feed showed why every post was on my feed, and I could do e.g. “not interested —> show fewer likes from this person” and it would actually work. I long for that to come back

Bluesky post options menu with “show less like this” circled in red

What does this button actually do? Who does it share this feedback with? It feels to me like it doesn’t actually do anything

(Not asserting that it doesn’t, just asking cuz I actually don’t know)

Hell yeah

every email i've ever sent is cringe

burst space star

Nice, will give it a try, tyy

What are some of the ones that have worked best for you? I tried a couple of these tools about a year ago and was underwhelmed, but wouldn’t be surprised if they’ve become way better since. Could really use it

Notification on iOS that says “American Airlines \n Nearby”

WHERE

4 people carrying a yellow robot arm and a large white control board on two dollies

The large white control panel standing up in a room

The yellow robot arm standing up in a room

Robot arm arrived ✅

No matter how hard I try, I can’t pull myself away from writing and event planning

A Sign from the Heavens | Purdue Hackers The journey to make Purdue Hackers' first large-scale hardware project.

Just wrote my first long-form blog post about a project I worked on for over a year and a half! blog.purduehackers.com/posts/sign

GitHub - purduehackers/sign-pcb: sorry hazel :3 sorry hazel :3. Contribute to purduehackers/sign-pcb development by creating an account on GitHub.

+ github.com/purduehacker..., which i suggest linking in the firmware readme 👀