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# 03:15 sknebel !tell aaronpk: Loqi doesn't quote #-links to chatlog entries? Or is running into log-timezone-trouble there? # 03:15 Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next # 03:15 Loqi !tell aaronpk: loqi doesn't quote #-links to chatlog entries? or is running into log-timezone-trouble there # 03:15 Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next # 03:16 sknebel (lol, did Loqi just try to give a clever answer and gave itself a task?) # 03:25 Loqi aaronpk: sknebel left you a message 9 minutes ago: Loqi doesn't quote #-links to chatlog entries? Or is running into log-timezone-trouble there? # 03:25 Loqi aaronpk: Loqi left you a message 9 minutes ago: loqi doesn't quote #-links to chatlog entries? or is running into log-timezone-trouble there # 04:09 aaronpk wow I totally mis-interpreted everything I read about the new eyefi cards earlier KevinMarks_ joined the channel
# 04:38 aaronpk it's not doing anything special for chat logs vs any other URL # 04:38 sknebel yeah, I just was so convinced that loqi is almighty that I thought it did the (IMHO nicer) fragment links too ;) # 04:38 aaronpk i need to add back the before/after text on the permalinks # 04:39 sknebel yeah, maybe that could be made more visible (and of course has the timezone issue right now) # 04:43 sknebel yeah, but there I'd also maybe add an upwards/downwards arrow on top/bottom to go to the channel view, for longer discussions # 04:43 aaronpk yeah it should load those inline too if you have JS enabled KevinMarks, cweiske, KevinMarks_ and tantek joined the channel
# 14:39 tantek oh sorry, quoting a line would work, not a fragment of a page # 15:58 aaronpk Haven't we had this conversation before? You wanted the featured photos to be included if there is no actual photo for the event tantek joined the channel
# 16:50 GWG I have been sitting here mapping out my jf2/mf2 to meta functions # 16:50 tantek aaronpk - that's odd - we had at least one actual photo # 16:53 aaronpk oh i know what happened. part of the spaghetti code mess. # 16:53 tantek ah ok. inevitable QA + debugging post any major change :) # 16:53 aaronpk the HWC was the first photo the first time it got generated, and that's how it picks the tweet photo # 16:54 aaronpk i think right now it's actually downloading each photo again when it generates each copy of the newsletter # 16:55 tantek BTW I vaguely remember deciding to not post any u-featured photos because they would inevitably be a duplicate of a past photo and make the "this week" newsletter look like an older / duplicate # 16:55 tantek so if there's no new photos in events that past week, then no photo shows up in "this week", which I think is ok as a fallback # 17:21 voxpelli so now I should be able to generate the exact same permalinks that Jekyll itself does # 17:22 voxpelli even ported the test suite so should be fairly bullet proof (despite javascript regexps) # 17:33 aaronpk there, and now the newsletter html contains some microformats, and the tweet picks an image by parsing the microformats and finding the first photo # 18:10 miklb voxpelli how will that change micropub? I haven't switched/updated my micropub endpoint with the new code yet. # 18:12 voxpelli miklb: it will make it so that the calculated URL becomes the correct one no matter what permalink format one is using # 18:22 GWG In Intro to Plugins....want to see if I'm doing it right. # 18:30 GWG I am looking forward to "Security isn't an elective." KevinMarks, KevinMarks_ and bnvk joined the channel
# 21:44 KevinMarks I'm trying out Hugo, and having a site generator that fast is interesting. tantek joined the channel
# 22:06 aaronpk so i don't have a way to pin it to an actual clock time # 22:06 aaronpk if there is GPS data in the exif data then I can find the timezone from that # 22:07 tantek aaronpk, perhaps see what iOS does when its Camera app saves the datetime in photos # 22:08 aaronpk exif doesn't provide a mechanism to include the offset # 22:08 aaronpk yeah basically what you see when you look at the clock # 22:09 tantek so if your computer clock and ios clock are in different timezones then it transfers incorrectly? # 22:10 aaronpk my canon DSLR includes the timezone offset in a custom exif field # 22:12 tantek maybe worth adding a few notes about that there # 22:15 aaronpk all that because I wanted to set the GPS location of the photo when it's not present, by looking up the GPS coordinates from my location database for the timestamp of the photo # 22:21 aaronpk GWG: what's the status of returning micropub syndication endpoints in wordpress? davidmead is asking # 22:25 aaronpk not sure what's worse, not having location data in my photos, or having it be potentially the wrong location by 8 hours # 23:00 aaronpk hm I think I figured out how to find the actual timestamp for my photos # 23:00 aaronpk since I have GPS logs of everywhere *I* am, I should be able to query those logs to find when my local time was x, where x is the timezone-less date of the photo # 23:01 aaronpk only trick is there might be multiple answers, such as when I am flying across multiple timezones quickly # 23:34 KevinMarks Ask Joe Smarr about time and GPS - he's worked out the edge cases by now # 23:36 Loqi [Kevin Marks] The uncanny valley of video editing tantek joined the channel
# 23:44 aaronpk if I don't know the timezone for a date, but I do know what my clock said in local time, then: # 23:45 aaronpk for each timezone offset from -23:00 to +23:00 (yes i'm ignoring 30-minute timezones) # 23:45 aaronpk interpret the given time in that timezone, and find the location of where I was at that time # 23:46 aaronpk use the timezone for that GPS location to convert that timestamp to a local time # 23:46 aaronpk out of the full set of timestamps, find the one that has the smallest difference between the interpreted time and the local computed time # 23:55 aaronpk actually i think it's easier. once I know the local timezone of where i was i can just find the one that matches the timezone offset # 23:58 aaronpk aha found a great edge case to test with. a time from right before a plane flight where i cross from +0200 to -0400
@pypi_updates2 django-webmention 0.0.4: A pluggable implementation of webmention for Djang... https://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-webmention/0.0.4 (twitter.com/_/status/754115834868592640)
@easyaspython django-webmention 0.0.4: A pluggable implementation of webmention for Django projects. https://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-webmention (twitter.com/_/status/754117978338320385)
sknebel again, ignore me, testing: https://chat.indieweb.org/2016-07-15#t1468606160098000
@TopDjangoNews django-webmention 0.0.4 : Python Package Index http://gettopical.com/django-framework/37a868648fc5f035599a2b41965e523b?src=twitter via @easyaspython (twitter.com/_/status/754164497711976449)
gRegorLove Loqi quotes the line permalink though, right? https://chat.indieweb.org/2016-07-15/1468606160098000
Loqi [sknebel] this looks neat: http://hubpress.io/ - a site generator for github pages that runs in the browser
aaronpk you've seen the way this one works right? http://indieweb.org/irc/2016-07-15/line/1468621025113
tantek aaronpk: weird, why did a featured photo for an event show up as an actual photo? https://twitter.com/indiewebcamp/status/754061742213169156
petermolnar what is ArchiveBot?
loqi.me created /ArchiveBot (+161) "prompted by petermolnar and dfn added by petermolnar" (view diff)
voxpelli has spent the day porting Jekyll ruby methods to node.js: https://github.com/voxpelli/node-jekyll-utils
KevinMarks I'm trying out Hugo, and having a site generator that fast is interesting.
@aaronpk @davidmead I just realized the docs in Quill are old and I need to update them. This is the response it expects now https://www.w3.org/TR/micropub/#syndication-targets (twitter.com/_/status/754434885981351936)