Jons Mostovojs @jonn@social.doma.dev

@PavelASamsonov @jon Adn as someone who can't watch it constantly, it really bugs me.

Users should be able to pick their timeline. To sort it by who you interact with most and/or to boost up those who post infrequently over those who are constantly posting.

What *shouldn't* happen is *other* people's likes altering *your* feed. And the fights they're involved in getting into your feed. *That's* what makes Twitter toxic.

Maen Llia taken a few years ago during a location recce
#StandingStoneSunday

#StandingStoneSunday On Holy Island, Northumberland, people make lots of these for no obvious reason.

New episode out! Polish missile incident and two very interesting court cases.

https://theeasternborder.lv/podcast/war-in-ukraine-episode-117/

First version of the new #Fedifinder. I redesigned the frontend to make it easier to use for people who are joining the #fediverse.

You can try it here: https://fedifinder-backup2.glitch.me/

Let me know, what you think.

This website is amazing, linear algebra with interactive examples. Vectors, matrix, dot product, etc, cool resource for learning. #GameDev #Math http://immersivemath.com/ila/index.html

Interesting graph #Ukraine #Russia #StopPropaganda #nazi

source: https://twitter.com/michaelnight21/status/1592929374806118401 @ukrdef #NAFO #NAFOfellas

Mastodon needs a "sorting hat" site.

Enter your old social channel details and the Sorting Hat will determine your instance.

One of my coworkers wrote about how we set up SLOs at Honeycomb: https://www.honeycomb.io/blog/honeycomb-internal-slos

This is a real good post, and I enjoyed getting their perspective on how we slowly built our "culture" regarding them.

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@nbathum recursion schemes or uniplate can be helpful here as well.

I've used uniplate in the past and while it's a bit slow and needs a bit of care to make sure it does what you intended, it's been pretty cool to work with.

For example if you had a `compUnit :: CompilationUnit` and you wanted to change all `Modifier`s from `Private` to `Protected` you could write:

privToProt :: Modifier -> Modifier
privToProv = \case
Private -> Protected
m -> m

transformBi privToProt compUnit