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Jul 29, 2026 at 5:20 PM
#ATProtoScience tools can enable sensemaking and maybe some nerdy jobs in the near future: "Similar to how social media made influencers... maybe there'll be influencers [as scholarly] sensemakers... [attendee: high need for cognition people]..." Yep, that's my dream job, @ronentk.me
From Social Network to Sense Making
www.youtube.comalso hitting a few bumps with semble but Donna Haraway’s Situated Knowledges could be a really cool fit here
Moltbook is a social network where 1.5 million AI agents joined. Security teams are not ready for this change. OpenClaw grants shell access and 70% of injection attacks succeed. Firms could be at risk for data breaches.
Moltbook shows rapid demand for AI agents. The security world isn't ready.
www.axios.comDo you like bookmarking things and losing them in the Bookmarks hole? Or not knowing what your Bluesky peeps are bookmarking No? Then try semble.so (built on ATProtocol) and use social bookmarking to learn from the academic hivemind.
Once @lazurite.stormlightlabs.org reaches the app stores...my next big push is gonna be bringing @semble.so and @margin.at to mobile
GitHub - stormlightlabs/marker: an ad-free mobile browser for reading and annotating
github.comYup you see all the aircraft in the area.
Faine Greenwood
can confirm globe.adsbexchange.com?icao=acd5a1
@semble.so and @margin.at might be the two greatest apps ever.
Happy #mushroommonday afternoon Bluesky 🦋 #fungifriends. Beautiful, brightly colored examples of various woodland mushrooms.
This is a paper so intriguing to me that I had to make a dedicated @semble.so collection for it.
Personal Journal Club (by owais) — Semble
semble.soOlivia Guest · Ολίβια Γκεστ
Preprinted! Been working on this for ~1 year w wonderful coauthors Nancy & Mark: > Understanding Artificial Neural Networks: Mysterianism about Known Mechanism is Mysticism doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20071869 Have you noticed many experts say they don't understand AI? What's going on? 🤯 Let us tell you... 1/
I built Not Twitter, a Bluesky web client. Tweet, reply, like, retweet, bookmark, view profiles, check notifications, and use DMs. Doing what the everything app can't: Include a bird. Try it NOW: erickrouss.github.io/not-twitter/ #Bluesky #ATProto #WebDev #NotTwitter
#ATScience was absolutely amazing. I can't wait to figure out ways to help get the word out about what was presented and discussed. It really was inspiring! Here are the slides to my talk, which is just a small contribution to the overall effort: berkeley.box.com/s/0sbwg5trp29jby3qiew642uibg8… #AtmosphereConf
ATProto Science presentation 2026.pdf | Powered by Box
berkeley.box.comHey ATmosphere familia, I want to share a project that's been cooking between @fema.monster and me. This is ATlas! A community-building tool for the ATmosphere designed to refine content feeds by integrating voluntary location data.
ATlas
atls.cityOh here’s a good one: 55% 25% 15% 3% 1.75% 0.25% A pretty good initial breakdown for varied frequency of events that feel genuinely common / uncommon / rare / very rare / epic / legendary. Start here and then nudge around.
Cat Manning
would love to see a thread of small practical pieces of advice developers just starting out or unfamiliar with a genre might not know! I’ll start: if you’re using a tag-based system, don’t just give everything an individual tag—look for thematic groups where similar events can lead to same outcome