Matt Dyson's personal website
Use your Bluesky post for comments on your Hugo Blog
In this blog post, I will explain how I set up my Hugo blog to use Bluesky posts as my commenting engine and how you can do the same.
Using Bluesky posts as blog comments
As a fast-follow to the blog post from earlier today on the benefits of an open network, here's a concrete example. Your blog's comment section can be pulled directly from Bluesky.
How I added a comments section to my blog, using Bluesky - Matteo Marjanovic
In this article I tell the story of how I created Juttu, an open source software that lets you use Bluesky posts as comments for your blog.
Bluesky Website Comments Using Just JavaScript (for Hugo Blogs or Anywhere Else)
I’ve been playing around with Hugo to rebuild this site with only static files, and part of that journey has been sorting out how to handle visitor comments without a backend.
A quick and dirty guide to making custom feeds on Bluesky
So, you’ve made it! The remnants of science twitter have at last begun to coalesce around a new microblogging platformed owned by questionable individuals with inadequate content moderation t…
Integrate Bluesky replies as your blog's comment section
Integrate Bluesky replies as your blog's comment section · GitHub
Self-hosting a Bluesky PDS and using your domain as your handle
Rafael Eyng's tech blog
The Blacksky path towards resilient social media
A journalist gets blocked by Bluesky, but her Bluesky posts can still be seen via Blacksky. This apparent contradiction goes to the heart…
The Blacksky path towards resilient social media
A journalist gets blocked by Bluesky, but her Bluesky posts can still be seen via Blacksky. This apparent contradiction goes to the heart…
How to View Bluesky Profiles & Posts Without an Account
Unlike X, you can browse Bluesky when logged outBluesky—the Twitter/X alternative social media site—is now publicly available for everyone who wants to sign up. Bluesky also still allows people to view the entire site while logged out....
i think, end of the day, the real problem with Bluesky is that most of its users are here *because* they want to be in a bubble. and they can tell themselves that it’s just about not being around Nazis it supporting Musk, and that’s part of it, but also there’s a palpable desire to be ensconced.
1. My new preprint has its own bluesky account. Why? The problems facing social media & scientific publishing are similar: both are dominated by powerful oligopolies. The @atproto.com tech underlying bluesky that aims to solve the social media prob might also help solve the scientific pub prob 🧪 🧵
Menopause evolution preprint
1. Preprint: Menopause averted a midlife energetic crisis with help from older children and parents: A simulation study. zenodo.org/records/18149332 Menopause is rare, known to occur only in humans and toothed whales: 🧵
