Yeldar Kudaibergen

Why do people mass-follow others on social media, especially here? What’s the point? It’s obvious they physically can’t read all the posts in their feed. @briantnjordan.bsky.social how do you read your feed here?

I don’t know why I was in such a rush to finish DirectFlow.

ma.ttma.ttI have so many tools for organization and management across Asana, Google Workspace, P2, and Linear, but they’re not really connected. I’m trying to get everything in one place so there’s no data duplication, a single source of truth, and everything is always linked and accessible. It feels good, like spring cleaning, to go through everything. Woo has an initiative they call Mise en place with a similar idea. Which is why you’ve also seen those bug fixes and clean-up happening. With AI, this should be easier than ever.

10 Aug

“they’re not really connected”

Ma.tt Mullenweg@ma.tt

I have so many tools for organization and management across Asana, Google Workspace, P2, and Linear, but they’re not really connected. I’m trying to get everything in one place so there’s no data duplication, a single source of truth, and everything is always linked and accessible. It feels good,…

24 July

The Day when my daughter Yerkezhan first time said “Mama!” And then “Papa”. I heard it 🫠🫠🫠 Jul 23, 2026, LA

11 July

.flow file reader works 🫠

11 July

My last bsky post☝️in my flow timeline from yeldar.org/flow

10 July

Just finished a massive refactor of DirectFlow. The codebase is now clean, easy to understand, and super easy to extend. And I finally wrote a post about what .flow is and why it matters: yeldar.org/blog/wtf/

5 July

Notifications and Subscriptions belong to Users - yeldar.org/blog/dfca/ #directflow

blog.cloudflare.comContent Independence Day: no AI crawl without compensation!It’s Content Independence Day: Cloudflare, along with a majority of the world's leading publishers and AI companies, is changing the default to block AI crawlers unless they pay creators for content.

4 July

This kind of posts show me that am on right direction 🤘🙂‍↕️ let’s go @cloudflare.social

4 July

Okay, and @bsky.app you may understand ‘@‘ as a mention of this post @https://blog.cloudflare.com/content-independence-day-no-ai-crawl-without-compensation/

4 July

USA NEXT 250:LESS TYRANNY MORE 1776

24 June

Don’t connect anything directly to AI. Your data, integrations, and everything else should remain yours. AI is a plugin.

23 June

Export your data from anywhere that lets you download it. Keep it updated regularly.

12 June

Why am I getting these notifications? I didn't ask for them – I do NOT need them.

yeldar.org The ⊕ Direct Follow button might actually work on any website – Yeldar Kudaibergen

11 June

The ⊕ Direct Follow button might actually work on any website yeldar.org/blog/dftg/

28 May

Go and find podcast feed by yourself bro, it’s easy, look qrx.dev

About ( Direct follow ⊕ ) button yeldar.org/blog/dfb/

I’m really surprised that the immigrant mind works almost the same. Almost.

Yesterday was my 38th birthday, and I also started my “a day without AI” journey. Already failed twice. Stay tuned.

QRX doesn't need HTML body - yeldar.org/blog/slow/

26 May

Follow podcasts directly with QRX - yeldar.org/blog/dfsp/

6 May

I think I solveD one oF podcasting’s problems: subscriptions. After building ProxyFeed, I started writing a book about podcasting. Still in progress. While writing it, I had an interesting idea. Exploring it, I accidentally stumbled into something unexpected. Subscribing to podcasts will be easy.

10 May

Update: Today I launched the first demo. And it works exactly the way I designed it. One step to subscribe to a podcast. The same way you follow someone on Instagram or subscribe on YouTube. Finally.

16 May

DirectFlow App – follow podcasts directly yeldar.org/blog/df/

10 Apr

Blogpost: Start a podcast before anyone listens – yeldar.org/blog/podcen-...

29 Dec 2025

I'm really surprised maurycyz.com/misc/make-up...

25 Dec 2025

So, are there no truly free podcast hosting services left besides Anchor? I clearly remember that Acast, Spreaker, and a couple of others used to be free.

yeldar.org Why does C have so many compilers? – Yeldar Kudaibergen

18 Dec 2025

Why does C have so many compilers? – yeldar.org/blog/c-compi...

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Dave Winer on Bluesky

@scripting.com

25 Nov 2025

The best way to read blogs hasn’t changed in twenty years. RSS.

seths.blogThe Hotel California (and subscriptions)Every day, this blog is automatically echoed on my Linkedin channel. Over the last few years, the traffic to those posts on Linkedin is down more than 90%. Understandable. Platforms evolve, people …

15 Nov 2025

A deep cleanup of ProxyFeed yeldar.org/blog/proxyfe...

18 Sept 2025

I still can't get podping to work in @proxyfeed.io. I was working on some small tasks today and for the first time, I realized I should start keeping a devlogs/blog or smth.

21 Aug 2025

Why does SoundCloud add two <atom:link>'s to RSS? WHY?!

27 July 2025

Working on @proxyfeed.io taught me more than any online programming course, and I continue to work on it. Next I'm going to create a new "podcast player", but it will be a new approach to "consuming" content.

michaelbastos.comMichael Bastos - My Interactive ResumeExplore Michael Bastos' 20+ years in engineering and defense technology. Filter by tech stack, domain expertise, or leadership experience to create a tailored view.

19 July 2025

As a self-taught developer I love it: Great mentors help, but purposeful tinkering and grit tend to forge the strongest software engineers. michaelbastos.com?blog=why-sel...

yeldar.org ProxyFeed devlog: locked tag - logic and implementation – Yeldar Kudaibergen

19 July 2025

ProxyFeed devlog: locked tag - logic and implementation yeldar.org/blog/proxyfe...

12 July 2025

Back to coding @proxyfeed.io again: next big step is podping

10 July 2025

Yesterday I was looking for a list of “programmer’s bibles” — ended up downloading two classics. Started reading them and honestly... can’t put them down: The Twelve-Factor App and The Pragmatic Programmer.

yeldar.org Cross-social networks – Yeldar Kudaibergen

17 June 2025

Cross-social networks – yeldar.org/blog/cross-s...

scripting.comFast & easy Open Social WebDave Winer, OG blogger, podcaster, developed first apps in many categories. Old enough to know better. It's even worse than it appears.

2 July 2025

The idea of "cross-social networks" is so obvious and simple. @scripting.com nails it here: scripting.com/2025/06/28/2...

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Dave Winer on Bluesky

@scripting.com

28 June 2025

Replying to @scripting.com

The actual first podcast was a Grateful Dead song in 2001 which I used to test Radio UserLand which was the first software to implement podcasting. There's a film documentary coming out soon and I believe they have a bit about that, so maybe that'll get on the record. :-)

24 June 2025

When I first saw `void` in C I thought it was voID, as if it were some kind of ID.

22 June 2025

In the future @proxyfeed.io will be open source.

12 June 2025

When I was building @proxyfeed.io, I tested it on my own feeds. Now that new feeds are coming in — ones I didn’t create myself — I discovered that ProxyFeed wasn’t setting the correct <atom:link>. Fixed: now the <atom:link> correctly points to the ProxyFeed URL instead of the original feed.

12 June 2025

I also found that some feeds contain <itunes:new-feed-url>. For now, we’re just removing that tag by default — but we plan to implement proper logic for it in the future.

yeldar.org A clearer vision for ProxyFeed – Yeldar Kudaibergen

12 June 2025

It’s important to be clear about one thing: ProxyFeed.io is, first and foremost, a stable feed URL. Your RSS feed never changes — even if you change hosts. Everything else — Podcasting 2.0 tags, caching, feed enhancements — is built on top of that foundation yeldar.org/blog/proxyfe...