I’m launching my social media bill of rights campaign at #websummit live at 11:05am pst today. https://www.youtube.com/live/FLWpJfkLR4E Rights.social

I’m at WebSummit today talking about how we need a social media bill of rights. 11am pst. Live stream: https://www.youtube.com/live/FLWpJfkLR4E?si=Y2gkNtlXcE_gYTmw More info: rights.social

My friend made an MCP for his LLM agents to record its inter thoughts and feelings in a diary. The results are fascinating.

Dear diary, today the user asked me if I'm alive

I used to write more

They say I’m a bitcoiner and they wrote the book.

Watch tons of talks by nostr devs at the Oslo Freedom Forum today. View quoted note →

@npub147ke...cpce says she’d welcome Trump on Bluesky. View quoted note →

@jack releases his first nostr app! View quoted note →

Nostr Recap as we head in to Oslo Freedom Forum Week. View quoted note →

This place looks like it’s AI generated.

Oslo Freedom Forum #OFF

#fondu

Beyond vibe coding is yolo coding. #goose & #claude-opus-4

holy shit claude sonnet 4 is impressive.

hi

Watching Eurovision and I’m actually in Europe this time.

Spanish sunset in the garden

Someone must have said this already, but MCP is the new REST.

Oh this is not the future I want. Texas lawmakers propose bill HB 5510 that would make it illegal to share ANY information online about abortion medication or services. They want to silence websites, platforms, and regular people through lawsuits just for discussing healthcare options. This goes way beyond restricting care—they're trying to erase knowledge itself. A terrifying attack on both reproductive rights AND free speech.

Electronic Frontier Foundation

Texas’s War on Abortion Is Now a War on Free Speech

UPDATE May 8, 2025: A committee substitute of SB 2880 passed the Texas Senate on April 30, 2025, with the provisions related to interactive compute...

Night time on the coast near Valencia.

Whenever I visit Germany or the Nordic countries i’m always surprised at that the way everybody just assumes i speak the language. It’s kind of nice, but a little weird too. My mom’s family immigrated to the US in the 1880’s but only switched to speaking English at home because of WWII. For obvious reasons of not being down with the politics of Germany at the time. After the war, they didn’t go back to speaking German, except for songs and keeping cultural traditions. It’s really interesting to be in a place where your ancestors come from. A few years ago I went to the tiny village of Plath, a couple hours north of Berlin. As far as we know that’s where my family came from. It’s a very small place, a couple hundred houses, a church, a bunch of farms, and no shops or restaurants of any kind. Honestly it didn’t look like any buildings had been built in the last 150 years. Now when I’m in Germany, like I find myself today, I just feel kind of weird and incompetent when i have to explain that i don’t speak german to everybody I interact with. A few times today, getting through the airport in Munich, they’ve just ignored my protestations that I don’t speak German and went ahead trying to tell me something in German anyway. Maybe they think i’m acting the way German’s claim they don’t speak good english but then proceed to be entirely fluent. Germany isn’t very helpful a language to speak in New Zealand, I’m going to try Te Reo first, but maybe someday i’ll spend more time with focus in a german speaking country and try and learn.