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There are no instances in ATProto(overreacted.io)
509 points by danabramov | 289 comments
Dan Abramov's Overreacted blog post explaining why the concept of "instances" from Mastodon doesn't apply to Bluesky's AT Protocol.
A Social Filesystem(overreacted.io)
462 points by icy | 207 comments
Dan Abramov's overreacted blog post "A Social Filesystem" uses the metaphor of files to explain user-owned social data, likely in the context of AT Protocol.
Where it's at://(overreacted.io)
393 points by steveklabnik | 234 comments
Dan Abramov's overreacted blog post explaining at:// URIs in the AT protocol and how they identify JSON records across the atmosphere.
Open Social(overreacted.io)
882 points by knowtheory | 353 comments
Dan Abramov's overreacted blog post arguing that social media should follow open source's path, built on open protocols like AT Protocol.
The Math Is Haunted(overreacted.io)
389 points by danabramov | 182 comments
Dan Abramov's overreacted blog post about writing Lean, a programming language used by mathematicians to formalize theorems and proofs as code.
RSC for Lisp Developers(overreacted.io)
46 points by bundie | 39 comments
Progressive JSON(overreacted.io)
532 points by kacesensitive | 215 comments
Dan Abramov's overreacted blog post explaining the idea of progressively streaming JSON, analogous to progressive JPEGs, and how React Server Components use it.
Static as a Server(overreacted.io)
105 points by danabramov | 78 comments
RSC for Astro Developers(overreacted.io)
31 points by feross | 17 comments
JSX over the Wire(overreacted.io)
221 points by danabramov | 138 comments
React for Two Computers(overreacted.io)
52 points by abraham | 36 comments
Goodbye, clean code (2020)(overreacted.io)
336 points by kiyanwang | 276 comments
Dan Abramov's 2020 blog post on overreacted reflecting on rewriting a colleague's repetitive code into an abstraction and why chasing clean code can be a mistake.