Ryan Skinner

Ryan Skinner

@ryanskinner.com

Weaving a faster web with @rari.build

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End to End, DID to DID payment with @atcash.app Here’s a teaser. Lots more to come.

Joe Basser@joebasser.com

I paid @stagingcreator.bsky.social $25 USD with @atcash.app “Thanks for building in the Atmosphere”

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Happy 32nd Birthday The first proposal of Cascading HTML Style Sheets! On October 10, 1994, the Norwegian programmer Håkon Wium Lie published the first proposal of Cascading HTML style sheets.

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Hey Open Source friends, wanted to share this with all of you, we will continue to support OSS projects, there are many big projects which rely on CodeRabbit and we will keep supporting them, we are committing 10 Million in usage cost to keep lights on for Open Source.

CodeRabbit@coderabbitai.bsky.social

langflow. bun. ant-design. nuxt. vue. mermaid. pnpm. trpc. Over 600,000 GitHub stars between them, and CodeRabbit reviews it all, for free. Next stop: more than $10M into OSS over the next year, counted at what it costs us. Heres the how and why 👇 www.coderabbit.ai/blog/codera...

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so excited to get this in folks' hands and to see what people build with it! it’s been a lot of work getting here & i'm proud of where it's at check it out, bang on it, break it, see where it doesn't work. let's make sure this is something we're all excited about & can take pride in building on

atproto.comThe Atproto Spaces Alpha is LiveAtproto Spaces, formerly known as “the permissioned data protocol,” is a new extension to atproto that enables non-public data. The alpha is now officially open. Here’s how to develop with it and what to expect as we work towards the full release.

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mr. TIM@timkellogg.me

the Dinitz-Garg-Goemans conjecture, a graph theory problem that’s gone unsolved for 30 years, was solved with this prompt

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This is going to be a great talk! I can't wait to see it in London later this year!

Ryan Skinner@ryanskinner.com

Stoked to be speaking at #ReactAdvanced London this October. My talk: "I Reverse Engineered RSC. Then I Integrated Fizz." React Flight internals, Fizz scheduling contracts, and what breaking it taught me about how React actually works. Free stream access via my badge @reactadvanced.gitnation.org

Stoked to be speaking at #ReactAdvanced London this October. My talk: "I Reverse Engineered RSC. Then I Integrated Fizz." React Flight internals, Fizz scheduling contracts, and what breaking it taught me about how React actually works. Free stream access via my badge @reactadvanced.gitnation.org

gitnation.comCheck out my badge & claim your free React Advanced 2026 remote ticket!Join 5k engineers worldwide at React Advanced 2026 and meet 40+ top speakers at October 23 - 26, 2026

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What a day at #ReactSummit 🚀 A packed venue, inspiring talks from the people shaping the future of React, countless conversations, coffee tap, delicious food, and riverside food trucks. Thanks ❤️to everyone who joined us yesterday!

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Jalen Brunson: “You’re allowed to think about the worst possible scenario. But you gotta go out there and do something about it.” A good mantra for fighting fascism too.

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I wrote a technical deep dive on getting @rari.build's throughput to 67x that of Next.js with response caching in Rust, while letting V8 stay idle. The blog post runs on rari itself, with @shiki.style, MDX and Mermaid charts.

rari.buildBuilding rari with rari: Dogfooding to 67x Faster PerformanceI built rari.build using rari itself. The result: 0.12ms server-side processing, sub-500MB memory, and a server that handled the Hacker News front page without scaling up.

I wrote a technical deep dive on getting @rari.build's throughput to 67x that of Next.js with response caching in Rust, while letting V8 stay idle. The blog post runs on rari itself, with @shiki.style, MDX and Mermaid charts.

rari.buildBuilding rari with rari: Dogfooding to 67x Faster PerformanceI built rari.build using rari itself. The result: 0.12ms server-side processing, sub-500MB memory, and a server that handled the Hacker News front page without scaling up.