@cobra@yn.vern.cc Very Nice, I was not aware of that one. Does it work well ?

Playing firefly adventures with the kids :

Playing firefly adventures with the kids :

I love parsers in go : https://dev-nonsense.com/posts/incremental-parsing-in-go/

Event Storming to help your DDD design meetings : https://creately.com/blog/diagrams/event-storming/

I usually have 2 ways :

• Todo on the readme file
  
• create my own tickets (github issues, or jira, or … depending on the system I am using)

Interesting documentary about the guy behind the tor drug site Silk Road : https://youtu.be/HBTYVVUBAGs

Por aquí en america de Norte (llamado Canada), es muy dificil para las autos, los inviernos y las distancia los rompen todos.

Creo que mi semana fue peor, empiezo con la caja de cambios de mi primeiro coche que se rompio. Y ha continuado con el amortiguador del segundo coche se rompiendo.

@prologic@twtxt.net @darch@neotxt.dk In order to avoid that big (ugly) green bar saying “due to unwanted spam …”, won’t it be better to only add that bar in the registration form ?

XD

Just changed the rear shock absorbers of my car :

What do you want to tell him ?

hello @off_grid_living@twtxt.net do you speak a bit of french ?

@movq@uninformativ.de Maybe you are in the wrong company. I understand what you are talking about because I lived it in some companies. But most of the time successful teams are not like that. They are all let’s do it together and share knowledge.

Hello, it depends on what is your output, if you use a twtxt file jdtron/twet handles the reply, or a simple post like “(#hash) my post” will be enough. If you want to interact with twtxt.net you can use yarnc ( even if the reply function is not implemented: actually I can do a quick PR for that) you can post “(#hash) my post” and it will do a reply.

The hundred page Machine Learning book : http://ema.cri-info.cm/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/2019BurkovTheHundred-pageMachineLearning.pdf

@akoizumi@social.kyoko-project.wer.ee XD “things I dislike”

@off_grid_living@twtxt.net Can you explain the arrows ?

Very beautiful @movq@www.uninformativ.de

@eaplmx@twtxt.net congrats

Just a joke from a Linux guy : “Is the error coming from the Goryon code or from Windows” (sorry @eaplmx@twtxt.net I had to do that one)

I like the technology behind it but I won’t buy because I don’t understand the point of it, I think I don’t like speculation on its principle. For the rest everybody does what they want if they are happy I will be happy.

so I decided to code :

1. A client that can interact with hosting platforms (GitHub/GDrive/OneDrive/YarnSocial)
   
2. A simple api where you can subscribe your nick/url
   
3. Will see later, too much ideas for now.

So I decided to code 2 different projects :

1. A client that can interact with data on different hosting platform (GitHub/ Gdrive/OneDrive/Yarn)
   
2. An API where you can subscribe your Nick/URL
   
3. Will see later (too many ideas)

I like twtxt format very much, for being decentralized and everybody can hold their own data. But I see 3 negative points.

1. not everybody can host their file
   
2. discoverability is hard
   
3. lack of encryption

@prologic@twtxt.net do you leave near the beach ?

Yep exactly.

@brasshopper@twtxt.net maybe I have not found those niches. For lobster it’s oki but hacker news is better.

I ll be interested too, I mostly use hacker news and lobsters.
Do you really find useful things on Reddit ? I only see there memes and catch time things but nothing really interesting. Or maybe I don’t know how to use Reddit.

It seems very fun. I always wanted to do things like that. My sons went to scout when they were kids and then the cadets ( Sea, Army or Air Cadets ) something we only have here in Canada, is like scout but handled by the army.

I really have to upgrade my timeline :

Strange it’s just a simple documentary :

Tomorrow Evening, with my 6 years old son, I will be looking at a documentary about snowy owls : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0e2TpkZ1FEY

I really have to setup it.

Unfortunately I did not have yet time to setup salty, it’s on my near todo list, but with 4 kids a job that demands a lot and twx …

Btw @prologic@twtxt.net I admire the code you have done on go.yarn.social/types and I’m jealous of go.yarn.social/lextwt

@prologic@twtxt.net done here

@prologic@twtxt.net that message is posted pushing the delete button (that will delete and post at the same time):

Once the delete button is pushed you have to refresh the page

Thanks @prologic@twtxt.net for your help

By the way that message above ☝️ was written by twx (and that reply as well)

twx is still very spartan but I’m soon finishing to add yarn hook support

@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org lovely. Are you a scout master or something like that ?

@prologic@twtxt.net it’s exactly for that I like twtxt protocol.

@darch@neotxt.dk that is true, you did an amazing work I find it very beautiful as well.

I tried too but I gave up. But I knew a guy that used to use only vim with go plugins.

I guess it will be fine because yarn has one cache and one archive. So if a collision appear it will unlikely be on the first cache. But if it happen anyway, I think that the cache will be overridden by the collision, and the reply of the first conv will appear as childs of the collision instead.

got it. Yarn social not finding the hash of the conv on its cache, thinks that it’s a subject instead. Which is logical because hash is in the subject. Ok so only now I fully understand the specs :

Twt hashes make twts identifiable, so replies can be created to build up conversations. The twt’s hash is used in the Twt Subject of the reply twt to indicate to which original twt it refers to. The twt hash is similar to the Message-ID header of an e-mail which the response e-mail would reference in its In-Reply-To header.

You gotta admit that some example would have been helpful :D

Yeah, I definitely don’t like DID

Maybe not, it is just an idea.