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...but it breaks outdated clients that aren't updated... How much ground an I willing to give to outdated software?

why did I ever think it would be a "small" refactor?!

Added a ToastOverlay to the post composer.

Currently thinking to do a small refactor to make the posting logic independent from the UI (currently the UI contains the logic to post, but I want to make the parent component responsible for posting).

I also need to implement the tag list component.

It looks like private posts are working, but aren't shown in the feed. I guess I gotta fix this.

(Also making Ctrl+Enter send posts in Bowl would be nice.)

if you can see this, my new micropub client written in GTK4 and Rust is working! It's called Bowl and I really want to publish it soon!

(but I need to make IndieAuth work first — I had to manually retrieve a token to crate this post.

also i think i need to make the window scrollable.

See that login button in the top right corner? It works now. Try logging in with your website if it supports IndieAuth.

(Note: compatibility with older spec revisions is not guaranteed.)

I don't quite like the idea of using LLMs for writing, or at least I consider their unfiltered output unsuitable for human consumption.

But what about writing drafts? Or reading a post draft and drafting a short one-line summary for it to be pasted into p-summary. Of course, it would come through a human first, to ensure the summary makes sense.

I feel like this could be a good feature for a post editor. I imagine the UX being something like a ✨ button next to the summary text field that pastes the e-content field into an LLM and asks it to summarize the post. The output is then inserted into the summary field for the author to edit as needed.

Sometimes, when a big epic quest resolves, or a big event happens, I experience an extremely debilitating form of catharsis which often leaves me completely drained and unproductive for a day or two.

Good thing I managed to schedule today's cathartic events in advance and took tomorrow off.

I'm paid by the hour, I have an incentive to make it perfect.

From a work conversation:

I wouldn't trust Google with my calendar, even if it only has 0.75 meetings a week.