https://demo.rss.chat/ Posts by roberte3 on rss.network Sun, 02 Aug 2026 00:43:42 GMT en-us rss.network v0.6.12 https://cyber.law.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Sun, 02 Aug 2026 19:04:09 GMT roberte3 Sun, August 2, 2026 3:04 PM EDT https://demo.rss.chat/users/roberte3/rss.xml I've got an initial version of a utility program that gets Bluesky posts and posts them into <a href="http://rss.chat">rss.chat</a>. <br /><br />The thought behind it is that if there is an important news account that you want to see in the chat and have discussions about this is a simple bridge to bring that to the feed. (Like a breaking news account on Election Day or the Wario64 video game deals feed). <br /><br />It is using the /localnewuser? endpoint which is very new (as of the last week). I'm not <strong>💯 </strong>on using it, so I wanted to ask what the plans are for that endpoint before posting something that uses it on GitHub. <br /><br />Thoughts? Sun, 02 Aug 2026 00:43:42 GMT https://demo.rss.chat/?id=375 I've got an initial version of a utility program that gets Bluesky posts and posts them into rss.chat. The thought behind it is that if there is an important news account that you want to see in the chat and have discussions about this is a simple bridge to bring that to the feed. (Like a breaking news account on Election Day or the Wario64 video game deals feed). It is using the /localnewuser? endpoint which is very new (as of the last week). I'm not **💯** on using it, so I wanted to ask what the plans are for that endpoint before posting something that uses it on GitHub. Thoughts? Over the weekend, I sat down with my old buddy Claude and made a new backend for <a href="http://rss.chat">rss.chat</a> written with Go. <br /><br />The big differences are that it splits the database into more task relevant pieces, and ports it to sqlite rather than mysql. (its just a file!). <br /><br />With this new foundation I'm able to do some hacking on pieces that I'm interested in, like websockets (I'm super impressed with Bluesky's ATProtocol "Jetstream" service), and getting a native phone interface up and running. <br /><br />The code is available at <a href="https://github.com/roberte3/rss.chat.go">https://github.com/roberte3/rss.chat.go</a>. Tue, 28 Jul 2026 19:39:28 GMT https://demo.rss.chat/?id=347 Over the weekend, I sat down with my old buddy Claude and made a new backend for rss.chat written with Go. The big differences are that it splits the database into more task relevant pieces, and ports it to sqlite rather than mysql. (its just a file!). With this new foundation I'm able to do some hacking on pieces that I'm interested in, like websockets (I'm super impressed with Bluesky's ATProtocol "Jetstream" service), and getting a native phone interface up and running. The code is available at https://github.com/roberte3/rss.chat.go.