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- ‘”Yes queens!” You murmur. This is, sadly, not that kind of interview.’ aphyr.com/posts/342-typi…
- IFTTT Recipes for PESOS
- reliable local development environments that are consistent with production and allow fast iteration are way underrated.
- (Curse @dackboor for shoving me down this rabbit hole. Also this feels like the kind of thing that @kevin2kelly discovered right at the beginning, surveyed the landscape, and included the best examples in his books decades ago. 😎)
- iff is a mathematical abbreviation for “if and only if.” en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/If_and_on…
- i don’t what the even is that noͨͬ̿ͭ n̩͓͈̫̈͌ͩ̅̀̂ͨ͞o̸̬̰̲̞͓̥ͨ̾ͮ̀͘ n̾̊͋͐̌̉ͫ̿̔̋̉͐ͦ͏̲̙͖̥͔̭̦̩͎͔̳̰̭͡ŏ̸̶͍͉̱͓͉ͪ̋͛ͨ̈̓̆́̃̀ͬͣ̚̕͟͞
- https://t.co/ZswnXt2syq
- yup! short answer: neither Dev’s nor Medium’s APIs currently expose individual comments or reactions, which Bridgy needs for backfeed. github.com/snarfed/bridgy… github.com/snarfed/bridgy…
- intended audience. granary is for developers, *-atom are for end users.
- There are a couple drawbacks. I lost a few people I followed whose accounts are protected; I need to find and re-follow them. Also this evidently makes it harder for people to DM me, somehow. Not sure how, I don’t use Twitter DM much. Still. Glorious.
- Shh, don’t tell, I’m afraid some low level product manager at Twitter will discover this and “fix” lists like they “fixed” the home timeline a while back.
- Even better, when I inevitably end up in the home timeline anyway, it only has my own tweets and ads, nothing interesting. No dopamine outrage bullshit cycle to get caught up in.
- newyorker.com/magazine/2016/…
- sure! and bridgy also backfeeds (ie sends webmentions for) replies and likes on social networks. that’s its key feature that you don’t get from anything else, including webmention.io.
- not exactly. bridgy isn’t a storage service like webmention.io. you could scrape your user page and parse them out using brid.gy/about#api , but i don’t recommend it. if you want a storage service, try https://t.co/9rziuy3yFa or webmention.herokuapp.com instead.
- yup. this is basically Douglas Hofstadter’s I Am a Strange Loop. deep idea.
- sounds so so quintessentially Kojima-weird. will you play it?
- regardless, thanks for pushing on this! it’s still early days, and there’s clearly room to improve the UX, on all fronts. feel free to join us in indieweb.org/discuss!
- you can still get down to just one service if you want though! indieweb.org/Jekyll#Related… has lots of plugins for sending that would let you drop IFTTT and webmention.app. and brid.gy is totally optional. 😎
- thanks for the feedback! @aaronpk is right: static sites will generally struggle to do anything outside of their build step, ie anything not directly triggered by their author. webmentions are just one of many examples.
Recent retweets:
- I keep asking my boss for more and more headcount at work to grow my team. He says yes, every time. Meanwhile, he keeps expanding our charter to match. Somehow, this was an exciting, dynamic, fast paced dream. I have no idea how.
- 50 years ago = first packet sent. blog.google/inside-google/…
- The year is 2192. The British Prime Minister visits Brussels to ask for an extension of the Brexit deadline. No one remembers where this tradition originated, but every year it attracts many tourists from all over the world.
- I’m being interviewed today on what taking LSD in the ‘60s was like. Let this image be my answer.
- The only thing that would make cats better is if you could bring them with you when you go places
- I’m a network engineer, working on streetlights. I arrive at Cisco to give a talk. I have the base of a streetlight with me as a prop. No one comes to the talk, but my hosts tell me the room is too full for me, so I have to speak from an overflow room, which is also empty. 🤷♂️
- *Huge* turnout in New York City for the Global #ClimateStrike!
- “We are vaguely prepared for a world of more people; we are utterly unprepared for a world of fewer.” trib.al/zLaADjV
- “Pace layers provide many-leveled corrective, stabilizing feedback throughout the system. It is in the contradictions between these layers that civilization finds its surest health.” – @stewartbrand jods.mitpress.mit.edu/pub/issue3-bra…
- 📊 ⚡All of America’s energy consumption in one cool flow chart: go.usa.gov/xyhuJ Curious about what “rejected energy” means? Watch this video to find out: bit.ly/2GYftwG
- Here is a simple population density map. Source: buff.ly/2KnNVSD
- “If you see hooded figures in the Dog Park, no you didn’t.” – @NightValeRadio
- Did you know? -Global rates of extreme poverty are falling for any poverty line we choose -Global income inequality is falling -World median income almost doubled from 2003 to 2013 -Income inequality within countries is constant on average (up in some countries, down in others)
- Arctic melt goes into overdrive across land and sea, including Greenland. axios.com/arctic-melt-cl… 📷 Steffen Olsen
- 🎉🎂 Happy 4 years of Color! We started out by increasing access to clinical-quality genetics for cancer risk, and have evolved to using data-driven healthcare to efficiently and effectively serve large populations. Here are some of the milestones we’ve hit along the way.
- There’s a big disconnect between what the media reports on & the reality for most of us Terrorism gets more than a third of coverage but is less than 0.01% of US deaths Google searches are actually much closer to reality than the media Our latest post: ourworldindata.org/does-the-news-…
- #IndieWeb in The @NewYorker! Can “Indie” Social Media Save Us? newyorker.com/tech/annals-of…: “Who owns the servers? … everyone posting to @microdotblog does so on his or her own domain … POSSE, for “publish on your own site, syndicate elsewhere” tantek.com/t50b2
- In 100 years, when the world population is declining drastically and nature is rebounding, what’s the appeal of living in space gonna be?
- Britain passes 1 week without coal power for first time since 1882 theguardian.com/environment/20…
- A mesmerising, almost incomprehensibly perfect spiral, engraved with a possum incisor hafted to a bone shaft, on the slate surface of an Aboriginal churinga, representing the Janpanga possum totem. Stone churinga like this are complex graphical representations of the Dreamtime.
Recent likes and favorites:
- My dad, uncle, and cousin got out a level to play with this top, the most Mahan thing I’ve ever seen anyone do
- Netflix responding to every brand reply but this one is SAVAGE
- Getting bug reports about broken markup on a web page I haven’t modified in 5 years because the static site generator I use to build the site decided to change how it parses markdown, again. This is why I end up writing all my own tools… can’t trust anyone.
- Not sure how I missed this originally, but it’s amazing: aphyr.com/posts/341-hexi…
- There are so many amazing passages. Hard to pick a favorite, but ima go with: “Come!” You pat the ground next to you. “It is safer this way.” Tim stares at the parentheses of salt with disbelief, shakes his head, and reluctantly sits by your side.
- Climate is too serious to indulge in apocalyptic exaggeration, which only leads to paralysis and helplessness. forbes.com/sites/michaels…
- Once everyone knows the generic AI auto-responses from Gmail, will people assume you’re lazy if you used one? As a result, will it force us to be more wordy in order to seem genuine?
- Watching two dudes post up like they’re actually going to fight *on a train* is the funniest shit ever – do you even know how bad physics is gonna wreck you? Chill out, Matthew and Travis, before you knock yourself out on a hand rail.
- If I’ve seemed eager to find work writing video games lately, this is why. I’m disappointed to be done with a game that I really cared about. https://t.co/LG0xOudMlb
- Valley of Gods writer Duncan Fyfe, a contract writer for Campo Santo, reflecting on what may be a game that never gets finished https://t.co/Mx62fqWyCS
- The linux kernel gets a testing framework before 2020! 🎉🥳 git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/… ❄️❄️🔥👹🔥❄️❄️
- Applying this to showing real time system usage could make it the year of Linux on the test top(1).
- First you can milk underlying patterns inherent in chaotic systems to make good predictions. Second, you don’t need to look very far ahead to make a useful prediction. And third, even a little bit of information about the future can be valuable. #OoC25
- Coal still keen but losing steam; but emissions from oil and natural gas unabated. Notice the acceleration in natural gas emissions. Global Carbon Budget 2019 Access this figure and many more from bit.ly/2r2AcuT
- My AT&T phone line is not working. The website to deal with this is named “ufix”, which I feel like sums up modern monopolies’ approach to both Internet lingo and customer service.
- I think it’s funny that Github collapses large diffs by default. Please review my PR, the critical file I changed 600 lines of is hidden.
- Don’t start a startup where you need to go through someone else to get users.
- Congrats, @sundarpichai! No better person for the job. blog.google/inside-google/…
- Tomorrow the @realDonaldTrump impeachment proceedings will take us one step closer to a true conviction! It’s a good time enjoy Conviction in your own home (100% profit to charity too): bit.ly/GetConviction #resist #GivingTuesday
- We are literally building The Matrix… for cows. #VR engadget.com/2019/11/26/cow…
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- IndieWeb Summit 2018 – Portland, Oregon
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- Homebrew Website Club SF — One Million Webmentions Party! – Tantek
- Homebrew Website Club SF – Tantek
- IndieWeb Summit 2017 – Portland, Oregon
- Homebrew Website Club SF 2016-09-07
- IndieWeb Summit 2016 – Portland, Oregon
- Webmention Rocks!
- 2016 Glen Park Festival
- SF Homebrew Website Club
- Homebrew Website Club 2 year anniversary
- Kyle Mahan: IndieWebCamp SF 2015
- Kyle Mahan: Homebrew Website Club
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- Kyle Mahan: Homebrew Website Club: 2015 February 11
- Brad & Blake’s middle 30s bash
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