Jons Mostovojs @jonn@social.doma.dev

Now I'm the terminal (1/2)

i've become too lazy and don't write funny book reviews anymore :-( check one of the older ones for example:

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/1999450832?utm_medium=email&utm_source=like_notification&ref_=pe_7171740_475446060

For #MARCHintosh this year I’m launching https://infinitemac.org. It features runnable versions of almost every classic System Software/Mac OS release, from 1984’s System 1.0 to 2000’s Mac OS 9.0.4.

This involved porting another emulator to the web (Mini vMac), tracking down 35 install disks, and the usual fighting with file systems. The blog post at https://blog.persistent.info/2023/03/infinitemac-dot-org.html has more details.

Also I'm currently using only Mastodon API to fetch this info because while ActivityPub does offer a way to provide replies to a status, none of the non-Mastodon instances I checked actually do that (at least publicly).

Pleroma/Akkoma seem to have a compatible API so I'm hoping to support them soon (perhaps even as a home instance?). Not sure about everything else.

The meaning of "local" vs "remote" can be quite mind-bending.

Everywhere in the extension "local" and "remote" is used from the perspective of the specific instance. In case of Mastodon each instance has its own ID for each entity known to it, local or remote, so we need to be able to determine the existing mapping between the two.

So "local" means "local to an instance". For example *every* status gets a localStatusMapping entry *for its instance*.
If it's not a home instance status, but it's known on the home instance it will get *two* entries - one for home instance with its ID, one for the *original* instance with the original ID.

Remote mappings are always a tuple of (local instance, remote instance, remote ID). This is used to resolve existing mappings on the "local" instance for the "remote" instance, so when we get a status from a remote instance we can substitute the (real) local IDs in right away.

I.e. if on home "A" we fetch context for "j" from "B" (where it's known as "k") which returns a reply "l" originating from "C", we'll add/update these mappings:

A:j -> B:k
B:k
C:l
A:B:k -> A:j
A:C:l -> ?

If user then clicks on the injected C:l toot (that will have a fake ID like "s:s:C:l"), the extension will attempt to fetch it via the search API. If that succeeds, A will assign it a new ID "m" and we'll add:

A:m -> C:l
A:C:l -> A:m

This looked way easier when I started.

🔥Обкатка британського основного бойового танку Challenger 2 на українській землі

On the way to achieve autonomous node communication Elixir | Hideki Takase | Code BEAM America 2022

https://youtu.be/Y4IASAU4Bjo

Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://youtu.be/Y4IASAU4Bjo

#elixir #programming

I wrote about how AI-enhanced development makes me more ambitious with my projects https://simonwillison.net/2023/Mar/27/ai-enhanced-development/

Chakrapitalism
https://wuzzy.neocities.org/comic/583

After almost 18 years of constant health issues, I had given up on ever finding a cure. So many tests and treatments did nothing to help.

It turns out I had a vitamin B12 deficiency. A single vitamin B12 injection has almost completely cured all of my issues.

If you know anyone who has unexplained health issues like tiredness, irritability, and digestive problems, check for B12.

https://ago.mo.gov/file-a-complaint/transgender-center-concerns

the fascist attorney general of Missouri has set up a tip site for complaints about gender transition, hope it doesn't get spammed by long, fake complaints over and over until he takes it down!

#trans #TransRights #LGBTQ #activism

not what i was supposed to work on today but i have a basic implementation of the plain-text portion Peritext CDRT paper working. parts of the implementation are catastrophically inefficient lol but it is correct as far as i can tell.