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Raphael Kabo shares a personal reflection on building social software in the AI-assisted coding era, recounts running the ad-free community platform Sweet, and lists a series of speculative ideas for safer, more communal social networks.
Spawn is a game development platform that enables the creation of large-scale multiplayer games with interconnected worlds, currently live and continuously improving.
This article explores why developers continue programming in the context of industry burnout, emphasizing the importance of community building and the creative process rather than just code output.
The author shares how disabling automated account creation on their Mastodon server eliminated spam and improved human connections through manual signups.
The article presents rolodex, a CLI tool that generates CSS to highlight specific users on forums like Tildes and Lobsters, replicating Reddit's friend feature to enhance online community connection.
This tweet analyzes the secret to getting stars for open-source projects, pointing out that the key lies in building identity recognition early in big accounts' comment sections, not just code quality. The author uses their OpenSeek and WhaleBro's DeepSeek-TUI as examples to illustrate the importance of reach and subsequent commercialization.
OpenAI launched the OpenAI Academy to support AI developers and organizations globally through education, resources, and community-building initiatives. The program builds on OpenAI's existing support efforts, including funding for impact projects and the publication of the MMLU benchmark translated into 14 languages.