#indieweb 2020-01-26

2020-01-26 UTC
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[Michael_Beckwit
my thoughts are perhaps a post type + parent/child posts. Parent would be when i start a book, children would be "on page 4", "on page 67", etc
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[Michael_Beckwit
needs formal planning still though
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[Michael_Beckwit
a status bar would be a nice garnish though 😄
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sivy-phone
[Michael_Beckwit: updates could be “in-reply-to” the original post
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sivy-phone
As Notes for example
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sivy-phone
And % perhaps better than page numbers
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[Michael_Beckwit
as long as i provide total pages, i can do the math to cover all the parts
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chrisaldrich
I remember using <progress> and <label> elements. See also: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/progress
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sivy-phone
I would do “now at %” updates which means no math involved for progress, just use the latest update %
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[Michael_Beckwit
i'm too lazy to do the math myself in my head
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chrisaldrich
I like the idea of % for progress too, but the question is always how it's calculated? Does it include the front/back matter and the unnumbered pages of the book?
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chrisaldrich
Too often I read academic books where I feel like I'm 20% of the way through the book, but I haven't even gotten to the page numbered 1.
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[Michael_Beckwit
at least for me, it's page 1 to whatever page is right before footnotes/acknowledgements/indexes/etc
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[Michael_Beckwit
so i can make that judgement and save it, and use that as the high end
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sivy-phone
I use an E reader so I just look at the bottom of the screen :-)
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[Michael_Beckwit
i like my books low tech and heavy in combined volume 😄
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sivy-phone
Lol
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@maxhawkins
In an attempt to sway the algorithm, I just configured my Twitter to mute everyone I'm following and only unmute 15 random followers each day. Do any of you do unusual things to give yourself more control over algorithmic feeds?
(twitter.com/_/status/1221302340172410880)
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[Michael_Beckwit
twitter roulette
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[jgmac1106]
morning all
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jgmac1106
Christina_Hendricks++ welcome
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Loqi
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Loqi
[Greg McVerry] Google Scholar getting more social. You can now follow specific authors by toggiling , you get notification and article recommendations #Hig... https://quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/file/bf5626d6fc180f5564570dc4ea41be35/thumb.png
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[tantek]
what is Google Scholar
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Loqi
It looks like we don't have a page for "Google Scholar" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "Google Scholar is ____", a sentence describing the term)
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[tantek]
[jgmac1106] is it a silo? Is it something we can replace with IndieWeb sites / interactions?
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jgmac1106
there kind of is something, I just can’t remember it, google scholar is pretty unsilo(ish) if I allowed my reading page to be crawled they would link to the pdfs
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jgmac1106
there is a similar service I can’t remember name
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jgmac1106
What is education?
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Loqi
IndieWeb for Education is the application of indieweb principles to one's personal site with a particular emphasis on use cases for education, pedagogy, research, academic samizdat, and collaboration https://indieweb.org/education
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jgmac1106
really the h-index isn’t something I like to promote as a useful metric
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jgmac1106
there is an open source tool I thought to be an alternative…can’t recall…gotta bring son to basketball, but yeah it would be nice if people published articles on their own domain and we syndicated to journals
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[jgmac1106]
Altmetric, that is what I was thinking of
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[jgmac1106]
A webmention counter could be sign of trust.
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[jgmac1106]
What is happening is citation counts are getting massively effected by Academia.edu and Researchgate. The email notifications and email spam.... Think Google is responding
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Loqi
It looks like we don't have a page for "happening is citation counts are getting massively effected by Academia.edu and Researchgate. The email notifications and email spam.... Think Google is responding" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "happening is citation counts are getting massively effected by Academia.edu and Researchgate. The email notifications and email spam.... Think Google is responding is ____", a sentence describing the term)
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jamesonq
Hi, y'all. I'm Jameson — just graduating with a stats PhD, looking to have my own indieweb web site. I was looking for something python- or node-based so I tentatively chose redwind. But "last commit, 4 years ago" isn't encouraging.
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jamesonq
Let's suppose, then, that I'm strongly anti-PHP (which isn't entirely true, but certainly I'd prefer to explore other options first).
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jamesonq
I have some experience with Python and Javascript; no substantial experience with Ruby.
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jamesonq
I'd like to choose something that's reasonably turnkey for now, but which I could conceivably start hacking on in the future if I decided to.
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jamesonq
Does anyone here have any advice?
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aaronpk
have you found this page yet? There are some python options here https://indieweb.org/Python
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jamesonq
Willing to put in a couple day's work to get something up and running now, but I'd want it to be something where if I got stuck in a time loop, I could do it in under 4 hours the second time around. I'd probably be actually running this on Heroku.
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jamesonq
yeah, that's where I got red wind; it seemed like the most "ready to go" option there
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jamesonq
Don't just want a static site, so not kaku.
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jamesonq
PISS github repository link gives me 404 — bad sign
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vilhalmer
worth keeping in mind that just because it's dead doesn't mean it wouldn't be a good starting point
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jamesonq
Fair point.
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vilhalmer
if it works well enough to get you up and running you could fork when you're ready to change things
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vilhalmer
(I have no idea how well it works)
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jamesonq
but still, wanted to ask here first if anybody knows stuff that's not on the wiki
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jamesonq
I'm open to both "you should look at X" and "probably stay away from X" as advice.
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[tantek]
jamesonq, you may have better luck asking about development questions (e.g. OSS projects, Python projects) in the # indieweb-dev channel
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[snarfed]
why indieweb, reason #746: the first post on your home page won't be an ad. https://snarfed.org/profile_ad.png
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aaronpk
lol wow
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sivy-phone
Ow!
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