Not all is well when it comes to the standard itself. Since #ActivityPub became W3C Recommendation there's not been much further standardization.
https://notes.smallcircles.work/_FF2CKvcRy62RrygWkOWHA#
Missing parts were created ad-hoc, informal conventions formed. You can learn to interop by checking countless codebases, fragmented communication and some sparse dispersed docs. There is much #ProtocolDecay (tech debt).
Recently #Fediverse Enhancement Proposals (#FEP) process picked up: https://codeberg.org/fediverse/fep
«La dictadura perfecta tendrá la apariencia de democracia, una prisión sin muros en la que los prisioneros nunca soñarán con huir. Un sistema de esclavitud donde, gracias al consumo y la diversión, los esclavos amarán su esclavitud». (Texto: Aldous Huxley. Ilustración: The Modern World, de Pawel Kuczynki)
@johncarlosbaez This is maybe well-known, but a related factoid is that 3 unit regular tetrahedra fits inside the unit cube:
https://i.stack.imgur.com/k61In.png
Aristotle claimed that identical regular tetrahedra could be packed in a way that fills space. It seems unlikely if you actually try it - but only in 1925 was it proved impossible. And only in 2010 did people prove a nontrivial upper bound on the density of the packing you can achieve, namely
0.9999999999999999999999974
On the other hand, the densest known packing has density about .8563 - there's a discussion and picture on Wolfram's website:
https://blog.wolfram.com/2010/08/30/tetrahedra-packing/
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My wife (@illustratorjulia) made me a screensaver #illustration for my Boox #ereader. How cute is that. It’s the whole family!
Does someone know about https://argdown.org/ syntax and has some ideas on how it could be related (implemented) to tools such as the Obsidian Canvas or Logseq Whiteboard?
I am exploring Logseq now that it has progressed. Even though it looks really nice and simple. Something I’d use if I wasn’t invested in Obsidian.
But, what reason is there to use Logseq besides Obsidian?
Every time search gets a bit easier, whether it’s because of a new algo or a UX breakthrough, somebody will proclaim that searching will supersede browsing or curating.
Some facts I want people to know about the #LunarNewYear !
1. I'm really glad to see more people/corporations using #LunarNewYear instead of just #ChineseNewYear. CNY should of course be used when referring to that particular event, but not every culture celebrating Lunar New Year this weekend are celebrating Chinese New Year.
2. In particular, we Vietnamese people celebrate a holiday we call Tết, which is what we call our Lunar New Year.
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Wow, @pluralistic nailing it in one sentence. A seriously good read.
“Here is how platforms die: first, they are good to their users; then they abuse their users to make things better for their business customers; finally, they abuse those business customers to claw back all the value for themselves. Then, they die.”
"Around 69% of researchers based in Europe and roughly 55% in the United States said that they were aware of co-authors being listed who hadn’t contributed sufficiently". A new article in Nature on "Unearned authorship pervades science":
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-00016-1
#chemistry #physics #biology #science #chemiverse #chemtoots #publishing #academia #authorship
#Mathematics #Macroeconomics #Engineering #ComputerScience #Programming
#Ecology #Environment #Democracy #Freedom #Equity #Liberal #Socialism #PostKeynesian
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#Gimp ·
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#VLC
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