How much does a poster explore their semantic space? Each post is embedded and measured against the running centroid of everything they've said before. High novelty = departing from the usual. Low = on-brand. Based on Zimmerman 2026.
seek — mino.mobi
Enter your Bluesky handle to discover people in your extended network—follows of your follows you don’t yet follow, ranked by what fraction of their audience overlaps with yours.
judge — mino.mobi
Topics, emotional valence, and Big Five personality traits — extracted from embedding geometry. One model, no LLM, just cosine distances to anchor texts and k-means clustering. What your posting reveals.
ternary — mino.mobi
Paste handles or load a Bluesky list. Each poster placed by posting temperament—flesh, knowledge, argument—scored from embeddings, normalized against their peers. One hex per poster.
ternary — mino.mobi
Paste handles or load a Bluesky list. Each poster placed by posting temperament—flesh, knowledge, argument—scored from embeddings, normalized against their peers. One hex per poster.
atmosphere — the Bluesky corner of mino.mobi
Every Bluesky / ATProto tool built at mino.mobi, in one place.
Sense of abundance
Expansive, curious, open, unfearful, unhurried. The opposite of Scarcity mindset .NoteLink.Active { background-color: rgba(10, 132, 255, 0.15); } .
density — minomobi
Enter a Bluesky handle to surface their shortest posts—filtered by exact word count and ranked by character length.
echo — mino.mobi
Two Bluesky handles. Recent posts pulled, counted, measured. Activity, engagement, timing patterns—compared round by round. Pure client-side, no backend, no auth.
cluster — mino.mobi
Enter your Bluesky handle to find the largest groups of your follows who all mutually follow each other. Gold, silver, bronze—then shells peeling outward from each until they meld.
cluster — mino.mobi
Enter your Bluesky handle to find the largest groups of your follows who all mutually follow each other. Gold, silver, bronze—then shells peeling outward from each until they meld.
Henrik Karlsson on Twitter / X
When I read lively prose, one thing I notice is that it packs a lot of information per sentence—but not, usually, by being compact. Instead, how to explain it?Take this phrase “an interesting and exciting new finding”—that’s pretty dead. And one of several reasons is that the…— Henrik Karlsson (@phokarlsson) February 24, 2026
OUTLIER · Daily Global Word Game Scored on Rarity
The daily global word game where rare words win. Same grid worldwide. Can you find what everyone else misses?
Reintroducing Spaces - Daniel's Leaflets
Zooming out and re-motivating the design of spaces, the new primitive for non-public data on atproto.
Reintroducing Spaces - Daniel's Leaflets
Zooming out and re-motivating the design of spaces, the new primitive for non-public data on atproto.
Reintroducing Spaces - Daniel's Leaflets
Zooming out and re-motivating the design of spaces, the new primitive for non-public data on atproto.
What are non-things - Interni Magazine
Interni Magazine - In his book ‘Le non cose’ (The non-things), the philosopher Byong-chul Han reflects on the hyper-connected society where the constant attention to data and information fades the (concrete) power of things. Destabilizing us
