@jsonbecker It’s a good argument. I’ve known for a while that certain parts of Micro.blog (like feed reading) would be a great fit for tests.
@jsonbecker It’s a good argument. I’ve known for a while that certain parts of Micro.blog (like feed reading) would be a great fit for tests.
@kylehugh.es Thanks, good to know! I should use Claude more.
@brandonscript Exactly.
@apoorplayer @mlm361 Thank you! That’s great to hear.
@apoorplayer Sorry about the trouble. I’m going to try to fix this so that if any template error would lead to a broken site, it catches it somehow.
@apoorplayer I’ll check. Sounds like there is a template error that is preventing the blog from publishing. Is it possible to revert the change?
@slison Yes, the main goal is to be more accessible to more people, both less expensive and a little simpler in some places. Also to experiment with a different brand that we may do more with later.
@s3th.me Thank you!
@phillycodehound Glad to hear it, welcome back.
@jade Welcome back!
@phillycodehound Thank you!
@jsonbecker I haven’t used Copilot much, actually didn’t realize there was a free version. I’m tinkering with it now.
@jsonbecker @ivory The line breaks appear to be added in Micro.blog somewhere. I can try to change this but whitespace really shouldn’t be interpreted this way, because it’s HTML where whitespace doesn’t matter. Ideally Ivory would ignore new lines.
@slison For now, just different subscriptions. Micro.one has most of the blogging features but is missing a few things, including the cross-posting to Bluesky and other services.
@thisness Thanks for being customer! It’s going okay. I was hoping for more interest but I also haven’t spend much time getting the word out.
@jsonbecker I think there’s something to that. Many things have changed and yet the App Store has barely changed.
@FossilizedCarlos Sorry, I’ve fixed the error. I think there was an issue with the billing getting out of sync. Micropub is supported for Micro.one. Let us know if you notice any other problems!
@Moondeer Oh cool, thanks for sharing. I did see the mention, they should come through as long as the post isn’t truncated in the timeline. Baths and showers are great for new ideas. 🙂
@mandaris Thanks, I hadn’t seen that yet. We’ll have to rework the themes when it’s time to upgrade.
@combatdavey It’s fun to think about how difficult it would be to actually rig the lottery. You’d need people on the inside at the NBA and Ernst & Young, probably set up as employees for years before enacting the plan, and even then would be nearly impossible with the way the lottery balls work. I’d love to see a heist movie take on it. 🙂
@paulrobertlloyd I am skeptical of whether they can turn this into the very profitable business they were hoping for. Maybe it’s sustainable or maybe it all goes away. But I like the experiments.
@apike Not yet. I should try Cursor, just hate to change text editors. Mostly use Nova and Xcode with ChatGPT’s “work with” feature so it can peek into the current file or selection. It’s clunky.
@jeremycherfas @iChris I don’t quite get it either. I enjoy watching interviews on YouTube sometimes, but I wouldn’t want to regularly watch shows instead of listening to the podcast version.
@tibz Here’s a copy of the full post on LinkedIn.
@apike Ah, I missed the LinkedIn version. Looks good there. (I still think a company so invested in the open web should have a blog with updates too!)