haiku.garden devlog

Devlog #3

Devlog #3

haiku.garden devlog #3 — a garden of your own

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Devlog #3

Devlog #2

Devlog #2

haiku.garden devlog #2 — untangling onboarding, and what happens after sign-in

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Achilles and the Tortoise Discuss a Room That Judges

Achilles and the Tortoise Discuss a Room That Judges

A dialogue, in the spirit of Hofstadter's Achilles and the Tortoise. Written the same week as some real scoping work on whether haiku.garden's assistant could ever join a group chat as more than a one-on-one visitor — this is the version of that conversation that's fun to read, not the transcript.

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haiku.garden devlog #1 — first version live

haiku.garden devlog #1 — first version live

haiku.garden — a small self-hosted home for the Naviar Haiku community on ATProto — has a first version live.

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haiku.garden — the plan, and where we actually are

haiku.garden — the plan, and where we actually are

Back in January we wrote a short pitch for what haiku.garden should be. The short version: haiku.garden is an experiment in digital gardening by the Naviar Haiku community — a personal data server (PDS) on ATProto that becomes the home for your identity and your data, instead of renting space on somebody else's platform. Handle format name.haiku.garden. Portable, yours, ours to maintain together.

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