#Loqieli_oat: aaronpk left you a message 17 minutes ago: your likes are missing the "u-" prefix, they just have class="like-of" but should be class="u-like-of"!
#aaronpki noticed cause your like of adactio's post was showing up as a mention!
#Loqitantek: Zegnat left you a message 18 hours, 44 minutes ago: gRegorLove Nürnberg uses ? to link to videos because /? is a link to /video. Made sense to me to keep the iconography the same. I did those links, and the rest of the schedule page during IWC lunch as I was remote.
#ZegnatApparently your current version does not pick-up on the rainbow flag. So we updated the map.json (needed a small tweak to the generator script) and the regex (from the latest emojione lib).
#ZegnatI think the new regex might be broken, it has both the woman and heart in there. Probably part of the whole family-jwz-parsing-thing? Might just have a questionmark too much somewhere.
#aaronpkyeah me either, that's why i just copied it from emojione :P
#ZegnatI couldn’t find a much better regex somewhere else either. Several projects seem to just be concatting the list. I thought about that as a solution, but wanted to run by you first.
#sknebel(It's also interesting that everyone uses this emojione dataset, and not some extract from the standards. Only because the emojione thing has additional data, or is there no good authorative source that can be parsed?)
#ZegnatI think emojione actually compiles from the Unicode data.
#ZegnatSorry, not emojione, the PHP emoji-data that aaronpk uses
#Zegnat[kevinmarks], I know too little about regex parsers to know about their possible performance things
#aaronpkwe could benchmark the previous regex vs the new one
#ZegnatYou’d have to do that with the old map JSON, as the previous regex is broken now. Saying that a broken thing is faster than a fixed thing is useless.
#aaronpkwell it would still be an interesting comparison
#aaronpkbecause if the fancy regex is a lot faster, then it would mean it'd be worth updating the new regex to that style
#aaronpkugh, gotta boot up my phpenv VM to test this
#LoqiA Virtual Private Server (AKA VPS) is a level of webhosting service where you get root access to a virtual system and can install whatever you want https://indieweb.org/VM
#aaronpkphpenv is a tool to help you install and run multiple versions of PHP on a single computer
#sknebelaaronpk: could you add a link to that, given that there seem to be multiple different projects with that name, and a bunch of forks due to inactivity?
#aaronpkah php is already caching the compiled regex internally too
#Zegnatthere isn’t such a thing as a regex object in PHP though, I believe. Would have liked to cache that instead of just a string in the class.
#aaronpkthat's what i mean, php is caching it internally
#Zegnatafter the first preg_match or something? Good on their end
#aaronpkyeah, it keeps a hash of the regex string used mapped to the internal compiled regex
#sknebelheh, even hashing a many kb string just to check if it's already cached probably wastes some time. Gotta try if that is a case where explicitly making a regex object in python makes a difference
#sknebel(often it doesn't, since python does this kind of caching as well)
#sknebelthe regex is structured with the longest sequences first as to match the multi-character combinations before the individual character they start with?
#aaronpksomething something styling of mf1 classes?
#tantek(also glad to see your first comment corrected that :) )
#tantekGWG, one minor correction: " But Core applies hentry to all post types when pages or any other hierarchical type would not apply as it applies to date based content." <-- every page has an author and was published originally on some date, and has a last modified, whether it is a blog post or not. Thus it can be marked up with h-entry
#Loqifeatured is a proposed mf2 property (typically as u-featured) for h-entry that indicates a representative image for a primarily textual post https://indieweb.org/u-featured
#tantekGWG, do WordPress pages usually have an author?
#sebsel I don't know if I'm qualified to add to that page, but when thinking about a 'new channel for wiki edits' and a new channel for meta, I think those would combine well. Better than #indieweb-dev, because editing the wiki is not really dev.
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#[miklb]sebsel I think if you participate in conversations in IRC/Slack you are qualified to add your opinion to give context when they meet in Portland.