Paul Frazee

Paul Frazee, a key mind behind Bluesky and the AT Protocol, shares insights from years of decentralized systems work. He dives into the unique features of Secure Scuttlebutt and the challenges in creating user-friendly decentralized networks. The conversation highlights innovations in social media feeds, moderation, and user engagement. They also touch on Bluesky's unique design for reducing negative interactions and the importance of community-driven content moderation. Plus, hear about Bluesky's success in the App Store and their commitment to open-source principles!

Paul Frazee, CTO of Bluesky and former developer of the Beaker browser and Secure Scuttlebutt, shares insights into building decentralized social networks. He discusses the journey behind Bluesky and its ATProto, focusing on user autonomy and data integrity. The conversation covers the challenges of content moderation and lessons learned from past peer-to-peer projects. Paul also highlights the importance of scalable architecture and innovative user identification. Tune in for a deep dive into the future of social media!

Paul Frazee, CTO of Bluesky and a pioneer in decentralized applications, discusses the innovative Authenticated Transfer Protocol (ATProto). He highlights the importance of user empowerment and data portability in a decentralized social network. The conversation includes insights on federated systems, cryptographic identifiers, and challenges in content moderation. Frazee also explores customizable user experiences through personalized domain names and algorithmic feeds, emphasizing a future where users have greater control over their online identities.

Paul Frazee shares insights on building, testing, and deploying mobile and web apps at Bluesky. Topics include decentralized projects, challenges in app development, platform growth, and the flexibility of social networking. The discussion also touches on information overload management in 2024 and testing the Blue Sky mobile app.

Paul Frazee from Bluesky discusses building and deploying mobile and web apps from the same code base. They explore challenges in user growth, technology development, protocol evolution, and user engagement. They also touch on the benefits of using Notion as a workspace tool and the complexities of testing and deploying the Bluesky app.