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Notices by Jamey Sharp (jamey@toot.cat), page 11

  1. Jules (julesisweird@octodon.social)'s status on Saturday, 20-Oct-2018 06:26:22 EDT Jules Jules
    • Jorty of Jort Space

    @jorty
    "what the hell is this?"
    "it's a rustacean message. it means your program sleeps with the turbofishes."

    In conversation Saturday, 20-Oct-2018 06:26:22 EDT from octodon.social permalink Repeated by jamey
  2. Jorty of Jort Space (jorty@fedi.jort.space)'s status on Friday, 19-Oct-2018 16:43:11 EDT Jorty of Jort Space Jorty of Jort Space
    rust borrow checker: Look, I'm a reasonable man. I'm just concerned, see? It would be terribly unfortunate if your program were to have a little....... compilation error. Capiche?
    In conversation Friday, 19-Oct-2018 16:43:11 EDT from fedi.jort.space permalink Repeated by jamey
  3. Bax (bax@knzk.me)'s status on Sunday, 21-Oct-2018 07:17:16 EDT Bax Bax

    The Mastodon Experience

    In conversation Sunday, 21-Oct-2018 07:17:16 EDT from knzk.me permalink Repeated by jamey
  4. Jamey Sharp (jamey@toot.cat)'s status on Sunday, 21-Oct-2018 15:35:05 EDT Jamey Sharp Jamey Sharp
    • edvorg

    @edvorg it's a property-based testing tool, and "property is theft" 🤣

    In conversation Sunday, 21-Oct-2018 15:35:05 EDT from toot.cat permalink
  5. INACTIVE (deadsuperhero@social.nasqueron.org)'s status on Sunday, 21-Oct-2018 15:33:18 EDT INACTIVE INACTIVE

    The Republic, by Play-Doh

    In conversation Sunday, 21-Oct-2018 15:33:18 EDT from social.nasqueron.org permalink Repeated by jamey
  6. Ash (quarky@feather.city)'s status on Saturday, 20-Oct-2018 21:47:06 EDT Ash Ash
    • Overclocked, Custom Fox

    @Azure Instead of getting stuck, the pot keeps falling. As it plummets, teapot-shaped tunnel behind it, the ground around it begins to warm. The dirt solidifies to stone, then softens to liquid - but no matter, for one can heat a cast-iron teapot without fear of damage. Soon, the teapot is no longer falling but rising, tracking toward the surface. In a far-off country, a single worker looks up from a desk to see the ground rupture and a teapot soar upwards to space.

    In conversation Saturday, 20-Oct-2018 21:47:06 EDT from feather.city permalink Repeated by jamey
  7. Audrey E. (audrey@toot.cat)'s status on Saturday, 20-Oct-2018 17:11:51 EDT Audrey E. Audrey E.

    I’m getting ready to do more work on Calagator, a platform for community event listings. When we started, we were an alternate to Upcoming (around the time of its sale to Yahoo) and more locally relevant than Meetup. Now many communities share what they're up to on Facebook and have even less control over their data. A lot of my passion for sustainability in FLOSS comes from this project. So — I’m giving Patreon a shot https://www.patreon.com/calagator

    In conversation Saturday, 20-Oct-2018 17:11:51 EDT from toot.cat permalink Repeated by jamey

    Attachments

    1. Audrey Eschright is creating Calagator, an open source community calendar platform | Patreon
      from Patreon
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  8. Jamey Sharp (jamey@toot.cat)'s status on Saturday, 20-Oct-2018 12:41:22 EDT Jamey Sharp Jamey Sharp

    I've been aware of https://github.com/silentbicycle/theft for several years and only just now got the joke in its name 😰

    In conversation Saturday, 20-Oct-2018 12:41:22 EDT from toot.cat permalink

    Attachments

    1. silentbicycle/theft
      from GitHub
      property-based testing for C: generate input to find obscure bugs, then reduce to minimal failing input - silentbicycle/theft
  9. Jamey Sharp (jamey@toot.cat)'s status on Saturday, 20-Oct-2018 12:32:08 EDT Jamey Sharp Jamey Sharp

    Anyone know a Debian developer who'd like to sponsor somebody's upload of "theft", a property-based testing tool for C? https://github.com/silentbicycle/theft/pull/41#issuecomment-430391589

    In conversation Saturday, 20-Oct-2018 12:32:08 EDT from toot.cat permalink

    Attachments

    1. Makefile: add DESTDIR to install rules by richardipsum · Pull Request #41 · silentbicycle/theft
      from GitHub
      Hi there, I've found this package really useful and noticed that it wasn't available in Debian, I've filed an ITP with Debian for this package https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport....
  10. Nathan (natronics@toot.cat)'s status on Saturday, 20-Oct-2018 00:27:34 EDT Nathan Nathan

    Jacket (jean jacket)

    In conversation Saturday, 20-Oct-2018 00:27:34 EDT from toot.cat permalink Repeated by jamey
  11. Jamey Sharp (jamey@toot.cat)'s status on Saturday, 20-Oct-2018 02:30:29 EDT Jamey Sharp Jamey Sharp
    • 🏵️ virtualice 🏵️

    @CobaltVelvet no, I'm pretty sure that's just a rational reaction to experience

    In conversation Saturday, 20-Oct-2018 02:30:29 EDT from toot.cat permalink
  12. Jamey Sharp (jamey@toot.cat)'s status on Wednesday, 03-Oct-2018 14:05:01 EDT Jamey Sharp Jamey Sharp
    • Baldur Bjarnason
    • Adrian Cochrane

    @alcinnz @baldur …the term Differential Privacy refers to a property of the way data can be transformed in aggregate. An individual submission isn't differentially private, which is why in my blog post I used Multi-Party Computation to get a larger anonymity group first. Most papers in this field assume you have a large non-anonymous database and you need to allow people to query that data without violating privacy. But see also the older https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randomized_response method.

    In conversation Wednesday, 03-Oct-2018 14:05:01 EDT from toot.cat permalink
  13. Audrey E. (audrey@toot.cat)'s status on Monday, 24-Sep-2018 19:25:56 EDT Audrey E. Audrey E.

    I have a note I wrote a few days ago that says "writing to win friends and influence people" and I have no idea if this was a sarcastic joke or a goal

    In conversation Monday, 24-Sep-2018 19:25:56 EDT from toot.cat permalink Repeated by jamey
  14. Jamey Sharp (jamey@toot.cat)'s status on Monday, 24-Sep-2018 01:07:54 EDT Jamey Sharp Jamey Sharp
    • Jacky Alciné
    • Belle B. Cooper

    @bellebcooper @jalcine I guess this is why compositionality feels so important to me: you should be able to pick one spec that tackles a problem of immediate importance to you and implement that without getting lost in a yak-shaving ranch. Then if necessary you should be able to implement another spec when the next problem appears, and have the two things work together. You shouldn't have to commit to a whole suite to get some benefit out of it...

    In conversation Monday, 24-Sep-2018 01:07:54 EDT from toot.cat permalink
  15. Jamey Sharp (jamey@toot.cat)'s status on Monday, 24-Sep-2018 01:02:27 EDT Jamey Sharp Jamey Sharp
    • Jacky Alciné
    • Belle B. Cooper

    @jalcine @bellebcooper Considering I met you in person at IndieWeb Summit this summer, I think you can get away with hovering in a conversation about it 😉

    In conversation Monday, 24-Sep-2018 01:02:27 EDT from toot.cat permalink
  16. Jamey Sharp (jamey@toot.cat)'s status on Monday, 24-Sep-2018 00:58:58 EDT Jamey Sharp Jamey Sharp
    • Belle B. Cooper

    @bellebcooper This is a hard question to answer in 500 characters 😅

    In conversation Monday, 24-Sep-2018 00:58:58 EDT from toot.cat permalink
  17. Jamey Sharp (jamey@toot.cat)'s status on Monday, 24-Sep-2018 00:57:41 EDT Jamey Sharp Jamey Sharp
    • Belle B. Cooper

    @bellebcooper Haha, I was asking in the first place because your post was so thoughtful I thought I might learn something from you... 😁

    Okay, I really like things like WebMention and WebSub, and I don't hate microformats2. They're individually straightforward and if you use more than one they work together nicely.

    I'm not sold on e.g. Microsub or the variety of post types, which are complicated and non-compositional. And I think that comes from the non-inclusive "scratch your own itch" value.

    In conversation Monday, 24-Sep-2018 00:57:41 EDT from toot.cat permalink
  18. Jamey Sharp (jamey@toot.cat)'s status on Monday, 24-Sep-2018 00:52:21 EDT Jamey Sharp Jamey Sharp
    • Belle B. Cooper

    @bellebcooper I have some issues with various IndieWeb stuff myself, but I feel like on the whole their hearts are more or less in the right place... 🤷

    In conversation Monday, 24-Sep-2018 00:52:21 EDT from toot.cat permalink
  19. Jamey Sharp (jamey@toot.cat)'s status on Monday, 24-Sep-2018 00:47:53 EDT Jamey Sharp Jamey Sharp
    • Belle B. Cooper

    @bellebcooper Good post! One thing I'm curious about after reading it: I see you're hosting your own blog anyway. Are you interested in the IndieWeb suite of standards, as they exist independently of micro.blog's implementation, or do you have concerns about those too?

    In conversation Monday, 24-Sep-2018 00:47:53 EDT from toot.cat permalink
  20. Jamey Sharp (jamey@toot.cat)'s status on Sunday, 23-Sep-2018 23:31:17 EDT Jamey Sharp Jamey Sharp
    • Lizardsquid of ░░░░░░
    • ash, yr fluffy neighborhood sinner

    @kity @lizardsquid yeah, it's pretty core to the workflow that Torvalds expects from the Linux kernel subsystem maintainers, but that doesn't make it less weird...

    In conversation Sunday, 23-Sep-2018 23:31:17 EDT from toot.cat permalink
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