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New Horizons
Streams news and posts from Bluesky, and threads from Hacker News. No analytics or trackers are used, so you can browse freely. As more companies, institutions, and organizations join Bluesky, it is becoming a reliable one-stop source for all kinds of updates.
- Get worldwide news from verified sources, see the latest from brands and organizations, and browse trending headlines
- Browse Hacker News threads with ease and catch up on trending headlines
- Install as a PWA if you'd like it on your home screen
AT Proto Projects
I had been waiting for decentralized platforms for a long time, and they arrived right when LLMs started getting better at coding. That timing changed a lot for me.
Building simple things on AT Proto pushed me to understand what interoperability actually means. It is not like signing in with Google or Microsoft. Every problem along the way moved me further.
I mostly build simple clients on top of Bluesky, but one day I want to create a full app too. I launched my blog on AT Protocol as a starting point to see how far things can go. All of this without any prior coding knowledge. I built on ideas, ideas gave me knowledge, and I just kept repeating that process.
Note Apps
Before the vibe coding era, I used to design note-taking applications. I never quite knew why, but I think it was because I needed specific solutions for specific problems. There were many options available, but detailed needs meant all you could really do was leave feedback and wait. That was limiting.
Once I had the essentials to build my own things, I started creating versions of note-taking experiences one after another. I would build something, use it for a few weeks, discover a new need, and then start over. That cycle kept going.
- A simple writing application with insights, and a not-so-private diary experience in the browser using local storage
- A locally hosted open-source journal with insights, and a note-taking application with basic Markdown support
- A quick Markdown opener and editor in the browser for README and similar use cases, and a code stashing experience for temporarily saving snippets
- And finally, a knowledge base application.
Screenlog
IMDb data analyzer and a movie community feed.
1) Upload your IMDb CSV export, whether from your watchlist or ratings, to view detailed insights into the movies, TV series, mini-series, and other content you've watched and rated. No data is sent anywhere; all analysis is done locally in your browser. For better view, open it in desktop.
2) Now, discover movies, TV shows, community posts, and top entertainment sources, and join the conversations. To participate in this community, post on Bluesky using the hashtags #filmsky, #moviesky, #letterboxd, or #lastfourwatched.
