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# 00:16 bear :) webmention.rocks test #23 was "fun"
# 00:16 snarfed also you might want to translate your pypi readme to ReST since it doesn't render markdown :P
# 00:16 bear ugh - that's been on my todo list for a long time
# 00:17 snarfed pandoc --from=markdown --to=rst | sed -E 's/```/`/; s/`` </ </'
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# 09:46 Loqi [Sebastiaan Andeweg] Day 39: inquiring about Micropub
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# 14:20 [colinwalker] Interesting. I'm on the iOS beta list for version 5 so will watch out for it and give them a few extra nudges during testing.
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# 15:21 jeremycherfas Looking forward to throwing myself on the mercy of vHWC in 10 minutes time to sort out my posting to Known woes.
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# 15:35 petermolnar jeremycherfas I've joined vhwc but given I'm still at work, I'm in listening mode, sorry
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# 15:47 tantek sebsel, [colinwalker], probably worth responding to that tweet with +1 type requests for micropub support
# 15:47 schmarty jeremycherfas: the "JSON_UNESCAPED_SLASHES" php bitmask flag for json_encode will prevent php from escaping "/" characters
# 15:48 sebsel tantek I did like it already. But yeah, a +1 might be good.
# 15:48 aaronpk I wonder if there are any micro.blog users who also like iAWriter
# 15:49 tantek so it shows up in the threading as specific broader public support
# 15:50 Loqi [Sebastiaan Andeweg] Day 39: inquiring about Micropub
# 15:51 tantek so that's a perfect excuse to @-reply to that tweet and re-emphasize that iA Writer is your all time favorite, would be great to see it support Micropub and link to your post!
# 15:54 tantek sebsel - you're allowed to ask once every six months :D
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# 16:13 [colinwalker] I'm still "there" just deleted all tweets and set to private. It was Dec last year. Does that count?
# 16:14 petermolnar deleted all, sometimes using it - same as fb - and regularly delete the new ones as well
# 16:15 petermolnar I did a backup before the big clean, but only to go through them, and move the relevant links and such to my site
# 16:16 tantek even if you just left everything there and stopped using it - that would count. but especially if you made a public declaration of your "don't use anymore" - like you did above on IRC :D
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# 17:17 snarfed [kevinmarks]: i have a bit of FHIR experience, it's a noble cause but also kind of a monster
# 17:20 [kevinmarks] It does seem like it is trying to be more interoperable, but by inclusion rather than making choices
# 17:21 snarfed but actually we do have a blog post coming up soon on one part of our phenotype/EMR data usage, i'll see if it's worth mentioning FHIR in. should be up on https://blog.color.com/ in a week or two
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# 17:32 [kevinmarks] give how verbose a single weight measurement is, I wonder what genomic data looks like in FHIR
# 17:36 snarfed lol i wouldn't bother. FASTQ/BAM/VCF are the only real standards, but GA4GH's genomic data format (used in google's genomics api) is reasonable and solid and modern
# 17:36 snarfed wonders if anyone has owned their own DNA data on their web site, even privately ?
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# 19:23 tantek for adding microformats to other sites (beyond indieweb use-cases), there's a broader set of folks for that in #microformats
# 19:24 bdesham tantek: okay! thanks for bearing with me as I fumble around all of these channels, hehe
# 19:24 tantek bdesham: totally no problem. it's very non-obvious
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# 22:54 Loqi [Ryan B] Ryan B
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# 23:09 tantek hmm - looks like Loqi is having trouble finding the content of that post
# 23:12 tantek snarfed++ looks cool! nice minimal reply5.html :)
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# 23:15 tantek I wonder, especially now with the bleeding edge Bridgy Fed, is it worth having separate wiki pages for that and Bridgy Publish and Bridgy Backfeed, since in particular those latter two we discussed as being targeted at somewhat different generations
# 23:15 tantek snarfed uh, isn't it more like a specific instance of Hubzilla
# 23:17 snarfed re bridgy wiki pages, i'll defer to you on the gardening decision. fwiw though, publish and backfeed are both bridgy features. bridgy fed is more of a standalone service.
# 23:17 snarfed (the naming may confuse people some, but i only expect bridgy fed to only attract power users for a long time, so i'm not worried)
# 23:18 tantek lol "power users" I think perhaps even "power developers" at that
# 23:18 Loqi Generations in the context of the indieweb refer to clusters of potential IndieWeb adopters in a series of waves that are expected to naturally adopt the indieweb for themselves and then help inform the next generation https://indieweb.org/power_user
# 23:18 tantek per our last discussion, a "power user" is gen 2
# 23:19 tantek KartikPrabhu: it's much worse than that, there are the competing "Federation" vs "Fediverse"
# 23:19 KartikPrabhu I know. the "federation" word has been used for many different things
# 23:19 snarfed i expect gen 2 power user non-developers to be able to use bridgy fed, similar to publish. gen 3, not for a while.
# 23:20 tantek I thought we decided that Bridgy Publish was more like gen 1
# 23:21 snarfed not sure what we decided, but bridgy publish has a web UI, and there are lots of wm sending plugins
# 23:21 snarfed definitely zero code required to use bridgy publish in either form
# 23:21 snarfed i worked hard on auto support wizards to make sure even blogger, tumblr, wordpress.com users can use bridgy publish
# 23:22 snarfed eh. publish and backfeed are features. fed is a separate service. i'm fine with publish and backfeed in the same page.
# 23:23 tantek I mean, I get that backendwise they're different codebases and servers
# 23:23 tantek just from a user perspective, they all feel pretty different
# 23:24 snarfed somewhat yes. but listen and publish UIs are on the same bridgy user page, the signup flows are same, the docs are unified
# 23:24 snarfed fed is entirely separate...except the name, which as mentioned may be confusing
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# 23:28 tantek Bridgy is totally a brand. Heck it even does sponsorships for greater brand recognition ;)
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# 23:56 tantek considers proposing "The Federated Group" as yet another federation related term for a group of hetergenous implementations all federating with each other
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# 23:57 tantek rather, The Federated Group as the set of people, sites, implementations using IndieWeb building blocks and services explicitly for the purpose of federating with each other
# 23:57 tantek (i.e. distinct from any silo related definitions, POSSE etc.)
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