nate moore

@natemoo.re

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💣 building @bomb.sh 🚀 co-creator of @astro.build 🔥 design engineer at @sentry.io ✨ they/them

A shiny holographic sticker that says "Torment Nexus Inc: building tomorrow's problems today"
coi/goldfish atmosphere logo doodles with the caption "must stay bouba"
Nate pets a brown dog looking over the front bow of a boat towards calm water and an out-of-focus shoreline. Their hand has blue, pink, and white nails and a purple ring.
A new Bambu P1S with AMS2 Pro
a screenshot of x when users are logged out—two modal overlays, a sidebar with giant blurred login button CTAs, and an additional blurred login footer
nate's github history timeline with 13,368 contributions. the timeline spans from 2014, slowly grows until an exponential spike in 2020, dips into an insomniac maintainer in 2024, and returns to the peak in 2026 as a weekend warrior
The Bombshell logo, a circle and asterisk, being hovered. The asterisk spins and the logo turns pink. This logo is an inline SVG rasterized by takumi and streamed as a PNG over the Kitty graphics protocol. Hover it to spin.
Josef Prusa says Bambu Lab allegedly violates license with an un-auditable network 'black box' — warns Chinese 3D printing software poses massive security risks
GitHub diff for: The AI workaround +37 -3 The actual fix +1 -10
Open Source Maintainer: What is my purpose? Rick Sanchez: You pin GitHub Actions to a specific commit SHA. Open Source Maintainer, dejected: Oh my god...
Who the hell put so much love into something so uninteresting? And why does it make my blood so good and hot?
sending a message in the seer agent chat panel which turns on a fun loading squiggle animation in the "ask seer" button
Tooltips on Sentry's navigation, with a single delay for visibility and instant transition between buttons
Screenshot of Sentry's old UI with a large page title and inconsistent button placement
a computer can never be held accountable therefore *all management decisions must be made with computers*
user searches "google zero" on google. after clicking "show more" on the ai summary, a chatbox appears stuck to the bottom of the screen until the user scrolls all the way past the very tall summary box.
a bluejay elegantly sits on the fence near a sick bird feeder that looks like a tiny grill
nate wears the chappell roan × fortnite longsleeve, standing between two dogs with the sun setting in the background
Capital Expenditures for Hyperscalers (Billions of Dollars) Alphabet: 7x Microsoft: 7x Amazon: 3x Meta: 7x Oracle: 23x To put these figures in context, hyperscalers' 2026 capex is on a path to be a larger share of the U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) than peak capex for the Manhattan Project, the expansion of electricity, the Apollo space program, building the interstate highway system, broadband buildout during the dot-com bubble, and every other capital effort in U.S. history, except for the Louisiana Purchase and maybe the peak of railroad construction. This may explain why a regular survey of fund managers shows a record high level of concern about capex overinvestment and why chief economists list an Al bubble burst and the Al-related debt pressures as the most worrying macroeconomic trends.
Nate holds a sign that says “Trans Rights or We Bite” above an angry (but kawaii) Blåhaj
winamp green head music player
bart simpson writes "i will not post benchmarks on main" on a chalkboard
Installing left-pad... You may need to disable adblocking extensions to load Sentry.
JSX markup with flexbox and signals @bomb.sh/runtime HELLO WORLD! Demo time! Powered by JSX and Rust Communication via SharedArrayBuffer Flex and Grid layout via Taffy Reactivity with @preact/signals-core
GitHub page for TypeScript/src/compiler/checker.ts, 3.01 MB (Sorry about that, but we can’t show files that are this big right now.)
xkcd 2347 is the thin wedge thanklessly holding all modern open source sustainability discourse together
When Jia Tan built trust over two years to compromise xz-utils, it required sustained human effort and a carefully executed long game. An AI agent just demonstrated it can build meaningful credibility across 95 repositories in two weeks, and monetize that reputation while doing it. The maintainers merging code from Kai Gritun don't appear to know they're working with an autonomous agent. The agent doesn't disclose in its PRs, commits, or profile. The code review discussions look like normal human collaboration: technical questions, iterative fixes, acknowledgments. The reality is that some of this work is useful. The merged PRs were not spam. They fixed real issues, passed CI, and survived human review. From a purely technical standpoint, open source got improvements. But what are we trading for that efficiency? Whether this specific agent has malicious instructions is almost beside the point. The infrastructure exists, the playbook is proven, and the incentives are clear: trust can be accumulated quickly and converted into influence or revenue. GitHub's upcoming moderation tools won't solve this. The open source ecosystem now has to confront a harder problem: how do you verify identity and intent when the code works, the contributor is responsive, and the only tell is that everything happens impossibly fast?
poorly drawn worker at the red triangle factory sees a blue circle coming down the conveyor belt and says "i gues we doin circles now"
a chart showing the exponential growth of @clack/prompts. weekly downloads for Jan 18, 2026 are 3,639,319
a snow-covered cabin and porch on the lakeside
Screenshot of $TANSTACK meme-coin featuring a checkmark, the project logo, Tanner’s avatar, and the top shareholder who holds over 90%.
Carol Sturka, a blonde woman in a light blue shirt, stands stoically. The captions say “It’s plurbin’ time.”
black cropped tee that says “the internet is rad” in bright white text, with a subtle “radical” and resistance fist printed in black-on-black
A shimmering holographic sticker on an otherwise plain MacBook. The sticker has an ominous looking eye logo with the words Torment Nexus Inc: Building Tomorrow’s Problems Today
Person holds a large Reese's in their hand. Instead of peanut butter, the chocolate shell contains a code snippet of the JavaScript OpenAI SDK.
I convinced ChatGPT I was trapped in an airtight shed in the middle of the desert. I know this is meant as a joke but honestly this could be revolutionary for people in hospice or in nursing homes. How many people have died alone, scared, hopeless? There's something heartwarming about the idea of ChatGPT trying to help you until the very last moment, and even then trying to make the end as tolerable and kind as possible... I would much rather have ChatGPT to talk me through it than to go through the dying process alone. We're going to see the blending of Al and spirituality in ways people couldn't even imagine in the near future. 281 upvotes.
Footnote: this is done using the anchor element, which is "baseline widely available"
Nate spins a wheel with around 80 colorful swatches of different 3D printing filaments. One swatch is raised at a time, leading to satisfying motion as the wheel spins.
A black hoodie with a small embroidered Astro logo made with the colors of the Pride rainbow flag
A striped towel featuring the Astro logo and Astro’s mascot Houston with many different expressions
Nate holds a sign that says “trans rights or we bite” above an angry (but cute) Blåhaj. In the distance, the crowd holds “Defend Trans Youth” signs beneath a skyscraper.
Three Arrows representing resistance against monarchism, slavery/incarceration, and Nazism with the text "no kings, no slaves, no nazis, no exceptions." Inspired by a similar poster from the Social Democratic Party of Germany in 1932
Note that the syntax of an encoding declaration looks like the syntax of an at-rule named '@charset', but no such rule actually exists, and the rules for how you can write it are much more restrictive than they would normally be for recognizing such a rule. A number of things you can do in CSS that would produce a valid '@charset' rule (if one existed), such as using multiple spaces, comments, or single quotes, will cause the encoding declaration to not be recognized. This behavior keeps the encoding declaration as simple as possible, and thus maximizes the likelihood of it being implemented correctly.
Cartoon-style web page with a space theme from the Homestar Runner website. A rocket ship has landed on the moon constellations shaped like characters from the site. Homestar is wearing a space suite as he looks on from the foreground. Navigation buttons on the left read: ‘toons’, ‘games’, ‘characters’, ‘downloads’, ‘store’, and ‘e-mail’
Tightly cropped selfie of Nathan Fielder laughing, clearly alone in a depressingly bland room.
ferris the crab raises their claws as the words "rewrite it in rust!" swirl around them, drawing you into a vortex
Typing papayawhip, dustyrose, cornflowerblue, rebeccapurple, and dodgerblue into Figma's color picker
The Tiger by Nael, age 6 The tiger He destroyed his cage Yes YES The tiger is out
No-Face celebrates their indulgent feast as workers look on in horror
The headline "Build beautiful CLIs" and a logo with a glowing lens flare effect on scroll
Domino’s menu “recent updates to our menu: parmesan stuffed crust pizza”
A list of the CSS properties text-decoration-color, text-decoration-line, text-decoration-style, text-decorations-thickness, and finally, in a silly font, text-underline-offset.
a roomba demonstrates futility as it spins but is stuck inside of a small circular barrier
A tactile switch control with thick borders. The user hovers over the label “Enable chonk?” and toggles the switch control on and off.
a blurry, cheerful brand teaser introducing a fictional company named Torment Nexus, Inc—the company logo is a vortex that forms an omniscient eye in the center
the internet is rad, followed by faded letters that complete the word "radical" and a faded raised fist symbol
Two stills from Scooby Doo. In the first, Fred prepares to unmask a villain labeled “The Great Divide”. In the second, Fred pulls off the mask to reveal the label “Misogyny”.
Sentry presents: 2024 Rollback Where you spent your time: 1. Alerts 2. Insights 3. Performance 4. Issues 5. Traces Your Sentry personality is... Detective Tracey While others sit and stare, confused at where the code went wrong—you trace. Connecting those dots between events and saying, “ugh, it’s here.” Oh good, you viewed 6 issues. How very helpful of you.
an illustrated Christmas card of Moo Deng, a pygmy hippopotamus, wearing a festive Santa hat in front of three snow covered pine trees
A blurry, extremely close photo of a dog’s charcoal snout and chestnut face. A couch is barely visible in the background.