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sounds interesting! tho that would be rather summarizing content i assume?


ah maybe i'm living under the rock, but how you could do such thing for bluesky?

my feed is pretty boring there:d


https://docs.bsky.app/docs/starter-templates/custom-feeds

There are of course a ton of custom feeds already out there.


i disagree, or at least i don't consider myself to either of these groups.

i think there is still a large enough group which is there to share work / projects


yes that's the main idea.

i mean even llms wouldn't be necessary (this is just a possible direction), but just give me more control on my own feed


100% agree unfortunately, haha

the default system prompt is quite weak, and could be much more specific / better.

also, even as a "human" can't decide sometimes what is a bait...


someone asked the exact same question hah.

i'd say because: the network effect is still strong. it feels like a huge chunk of (recent/real-time) tech/design discussion happens there. but could be just me. i'm still warming up on bluesky/threads.


yeah, something local (and free) would be much better. i'm not even sure how expensive could this be if it would run all the time...

re bot removal: thanks for it, will give a it a try!


i like the for you page since i can discover fresh/new work from others. otherwise how would i get to the point of following someone? (excluding when you find the person's account on an external site)

but i feel you, the following tab is definitely a healthier/more controllable space


For years before the algorithm-generated pages were defaulted, you would find new accounts organically—through retweets and conversations.

I still do it that way, better to do a (very) slow roll and build up a network slowly than to follow the accounts Twitter's algorithm thinks I should follow (IMHO).


Your "following" feed contains content liked or retweeted/replied to by people you follow. At least, it used to -- since likes went private I'm not sure that you see this any more.


super cool! i like yours better tbh as it looks much more granular in terms of categorizing

re publishing—just do it! this project is also a rough mess, only a quick experiment, so i doubt anybody will care if it fails sometimes / not perfect, code is a mess etc.


yes groq is really amazing.

there is another player i've found when making this -> https://inference.cerebras.ai/

never tried their api tho


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