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ooo-yay.com

ooo-yay.comJul 22, 2026

Codeberg banned code it can't identify

Codeberg's members voted to ban projects mostly written by AI. They did not explain how anyone is supposed to prove that a project violates the rule.

Erlend’s notes

Erlend’s notesJul 21, 2026

Open models are decelerationist

people and planet need open models to win

Kemal'sJul 20, 2026

What rebuilding five aging papers from scratch actually proves

A reproducible, cloud-scale reanalysis of five peer-reviewed studies on cellular aging, reprogramming, and rejuvenation, and an honest account of what survived contact with a shared pipeline.

Data ScienceMachine Learning

John Eckman

John EckmanJul 9, 2026

Code For the People

New short documentary (< 20 minutes) via Automattic about Open Source and the Future of the Web. If you're already working in open source there won't be anything new here, and if you're part of the WordPress community you might even wonder if the timing of this has anything to do with the WP Engine...

Fruity Birds

Fruity BirdsJul 3, 2026

Open Source American Kei Truck

Santosh YadavJul 2, 2026

Life as a Developer Advocate: 6 Months at CodeRabbit

After 6 months as a Developer Advocate at CodeRabbit, I'm sharing what the role actually looks like day-to-day, what I shipped, and lessons learned along the way.

CodeRabbitDeveloper Advocate

Guido X Jansen

Guido X JansenJul 1, 2026

Your identity isn't your username

Your handle is a label; your identity is a key you own. atproto splits who you are from what you're called, so you can rename freely, prove who you are with a domain you control, and carry one identity across the apps you use. Part of 'Apps as Views, Not Vaults': the things you make are yours; apps are just the viewers.

AT ProtocolIdentity

Build.ms

Build.msJun 26, 2026

Your Agent Deserves Logs

How structured logs helped Codex fix a year-old bug, and why logs are the key to unlocking autonomous workflows.

The Build Log (a CodeTV production)

The Build Log (a CodeTV production)Jun 25, 2026

Tanner Linsley built TanStack to outlive him

Tanner Linsley built TanStack into a thriving open source community. Now he needs to turn it into a sustainable business.

The Build LogCodeTV

Guido X Jansen

Guido X JansenJun 25, 2026

Who actually owns your network?

Every time I moved a community to a new platform, the exit cost members and history. Platforms come and go; the lock-in architecture underneath is why. Part of 'Apps as Views, Not Vaults': the things you make are yours; apps are just the viewers.

AT ProtocolCommunity

We Can Just Do Things

We Can Just Do ThingsJun 22, 2026

W Social and the ancient art of neighbourliness

Good behaviour matters more than good code

european unionsocial media

brennan.dayJun 15, 2026

Announcing folk.zone: An attempt to build the IndieWeb commons myself.

Announcing folk.zone, a collection of free, community-run internet services I'm building as an IndieWeb commons. Including Mastodon, WriteFreely, Forgejo, Pixelfed, Lemmy, and more. All self-hosted on hardware in my living space. This is infrastructure for the common folk, not for enterprise or scale, inspired by omg.lol and rooted in the IndieWeb and Fediverse principles.

IndieWebself-hosting

NetWeaver

NetWeaverJun 13, 2026

Launched in June 2000, phpBB was, for a long time, a very common sight when using any online community. Today, with the huge rise is sites like Discord and Reddit, and even groups within social media behemoth Facebook, phpBB isn't as common - but it's still going strong. Web profiler BuiltWith tracks over 45,000 websites...

Open SourceWeb Hosting

Kemal'sJun 9, 2026

Remove Background Noise from Video Without Re-encoding: An Audio-Only Approach with DeepFilterNet3

A Python CLI tool that strips background noise from any video file using ML denoisers — while copying the video stream byte-for-byte. A 6 GB 4K file processes in minutes instead of hours.

AIMachine Learning

Guido X Jansen

Guido X JansenJun 1, 2026

Outsource your GitHub CI to a VPS: cheaper, faster, and a free backup server too

Self-hosted GitHub Actions runners on a small Hetzner VPS cut my CI wall-clock from ~12 minutes to ~3 minutes for about half the price of the GitHub-hosted minutes I was burning. Here's the full setup.

TechnologyDevOps

Guido X Jansen

Guido X JansenMay 31, 2026

Make links to your blog render the custom "View publication" card + CTA

Short guide. The mechanism is simpler than it looks, and it doesn't involve any /.well-known file or DNS TXT record.

TechnologyAT Protocol

brennan.dayMay 30, 2026

Announcing Fanfiction.lol: A Manifesto on Human Creativity and AO3

I deployed my own AO3 fork called fanfiction.lol, an independent fanfiction archive with no invite queue, fandom-agnostic moderation, and expanded content warnings. A manifesto on why fan communities deserve free infrastructure, the history of transformative works from Virgil to AO3, and the challenges of running a volunteer-powered archive at scale.

IndieWebtechnical

Sam's thoughts

Sam's thoughtsMay 27, 2026

Software is changing

Open source maintainers are burning out, AI is flooding repos with plausible-looking garbage, and vulnerability scanners are outpacing human patches. Going closed source isn't the answer.

open sourceclosed source

brennan.dayMay 17, 2026

A Love Letter to Everything

My first IndieWeb Carnival entry—the theme is love letters, and I couldn't pick just one thing. A letter to the infrastructure that holds my corner of the internet together, to the strangers who maintain the open-source tools I depend on every day, and to the IndieWeb friends I've met over the past few months. And finally, to curiosity: the embarrassing willingness to fall in love with a static-site generator or a transit system or a protocol nobody's heard of, which I've come to believe is what kept me alive.

personal essayIndieWeb

Ben Werdmuller

Ben WerdmullerApr 29, 2026

Building with love, and paying for it

How do you fund work people don't want to pay for?

BusinessFor newsrooms

ThoughtsApr 20, 2026

The Future of Science Depends on Open Source Engineers

open sciencescience

Devtools FM

Devtools FMApr 19, 2026

Elio Struyf - Front Matter CMS, Demo Time

Elio Struyf showcases Front Matter CMS for VS Code and Demo Time, his tool for creating flawless presentation demos and talks.

front matter cmsdemo time

brennan.dayApr 16, 2026

Good, Standard Work: Creating the Commons

A defence of digital stewardship, IndieWeb principles, Blackfoot models of collective flourishing, and what it means to plant seeds in a garden you'll never see. From Garrett Hardin's infamous 1968 essay to Elinor Ostrom's Nobel Prize-winning refutation, the tragedy of the commons was never inevitable. It was always a choice.

personal essaycommons

Ben Werdmuller

Ben WerdmullerApr 15, 2026

One size fits none: let communities build for themselves

How open protocols and agentic development could lead to a whole new generation of social applications.

TechnologyFediverse