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Pixelix@Pixelix@mastodon.social (2026-06-25 07:27:51)
The beta release with Vernissage support is now available on GitHub. We would love to hear your feedback.
But please remember that this is a beta version and therefore contains missing features and bugs.
https://github.com/ghostbyte-dev/pixelix/releases/tag/v5.0.0_beta1
#Pixelix #Vernissage
愚痴をこぼしても一人@___m_u_t_t_e_r@misskey.io (2026-06-25 07:22:23)
人のふり見て
我がふり𝒏𝒐𝒘 𝒏𝒐 𝒔𝒂𝒍𝒆...
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@cwebber@social.coop (2026-06-25 07:00:02)
It was less than a week ago that @dthompson and I were discussing what to do about the accountant needing some very specific data and that it was going to be a huge headache to pull out what we needed, and that adapting anyone else's code with the Beancount stuff wasn't going to be trivial.
I off-hand'edly said "Well I did that Beancount to JSON exporter, I mean I *could* just write our own tools to go over it, but that seems absurd. I should probably just spend a few days trying to get all the individual pieces of information through Beancount, but it's so painful because the APIs are undocumented and I'd have to work with some imperative APIs."
Dave: "Sounds like you should just process it in Scheme, it'll be less painful."
Which is what I wanted to do, but it seemed unlikely it could be a time-efficient choice.
But it ended up being *incredibly* time efficient! I can't imagine such success so quickly in anything other than a lisp'y language, for all the "Lisp is Clay" reasons.
dave@dthompson@toot.cat (2026-06-25 07:09:08)
finally read the rrb tree paper thanks to it being posted on lobsters. biggest takeaway for me is that it's an *add-on* to hamts to improve the time complexity of concatenation, not a replacement for them. very neat.
warabi餅@w4rabimochi@misskey.io (2026-06-25 07:06:54)
:ohayoo:
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Christine Lemmer-Webber@cwebber@social.coop (2026-06-25 07:00:02)
It was less than a week ago that @dthompson and I were discussing what to do about the accountant needing some very specific data and that it was going to be a huge headache to pull out what we needed, and that adapting anyone else's code with the Beancount stuff wasn't going to be trivial.
I off-hand'edly said "Well I did that Beancount to JSON exporter, I mean I *could* just write our own tools to go over it, but that seems absurd. I should probably just spend a few days trying to get all the individual pieces of information through Beancount, but it's so painful because the APIs are undocumented and I'd have to work with some imperative APIs."
Dave: "Sounds like you should just process it in Scheme, it'll be less painful."
Which is what I wanted to do, but it seemed unlikely it could be a time-efficient choice.
But it ended up being *incredibly* time efficient! I can't imagine such success so quickly in anything other than a lisp'y language, for all the "Lisp is Clay" reasons.
Reply to @cwebber@social.coop
Christine Lemmer-Webber@cwebber@social.coop (2026-06-25 06:52:50)
lisp is clay lisp is clay lisp is clay
https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event/HDE7JZ-lisp-is-clay/
Neatnik@neatnik@social.lol (2026-06-25 06:46:23)
Happy Wednesday! We’re now hosting Phanpy and Elk, two beloved Mastodon web clients. Enjoy!
https://phanpy.social.lol
https://elk.social.lol
:prami_contented:
fedicat@fedicat@pc.cafe boosted:
@mkljczk@pl.fediverse.pl (2026-06-25 06:03:43)
reminder that GNUjump exists
RT: https://is.nyxt.dev/notes/anvs8sn9pbcha7r6
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Christine Lemmer-Webber@cwebber@social.coop (2026-06-25 06:35:36)
Just over 300 lines to generate the spreadsheet, including writing a custom OpenDocument spreadsheet file without any 3rd party library; processing data and generating reports in Scheme is just so comfy https://codeberg.org/spritely/banzo/src/branch/main/ods-spreadsheet.scm
This really isn't designed for anyone else to use yet but it is working pretty well so far. Worth the time.
Christine Lemmer-Webber@cwebber@social.coop (2026-06-25 06:27:53)
Damn, nice. The command-line accounting tool I built in Guile takes about 0.02 seconds to generate an OpenDocument spreadsheet file in the format our accountant wants it.
That's damn fast!
And it's so much nicer to operate on this data in Guile than it was trying to torture Beancount's bean-query or largely undocumented Python API into giving me what I needed.
Phoronix@phoronix@masto.ai (2026-06-25 06:24:04)
MGLRU Improvement Yielding Nice Gains On Linux 7.2: MongoDB 30~100% Higher Throughput
The many memory management "MM" related improvements were recently merged to Git for the Linux 7.2 kernel. As typical most kernel cycles, some of the low-level improvements can yield nice efficiency wins and better performance in different areas...
https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-7.2-MM
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Gregory@grishka@mastodon.social (2026-06-25 06:08:15)
@bogo so, like, "полный рабочий день"? That's definitely wrong, but what should it say?
nicole mikołajczyk@mkljczk@pl.fediverse.pl (2026-06-25 06:03:43)
reminder that GNUjump exists
RT: https://is.nyxt.dev/notes/anvs8sn9pbcha7r6
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fedicat@fedicat@pc.cafe boosted:
@FediGarden@social.growyourown.services (2026-06-25 05:43:51)
PDX.social is a Mastodon server for the Portland, Oregon, USA region.
This server has been online since 2017.
:Fediverse: https://pdx.social
You can find out more at https://pdx.social/about or contact the admin account @admins
#FeaturedServer #Portland #Oregon #PortlandOR #USA #Mastodon #Fediverse #FreeFediverse
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fedicat@fedicat@pc.cafe (2026-06-25 05:48:53)
@mkljczk Yeah, I saw you fixed that! I think I'll keep it around in case anyone is forever stuck on 4.6.0, and since I already went to the trouble of adding Profile, but so far I don't see the usefulness in this separation, I end p calling verify_credentials afterwards anyway to refresh the whole Account.
Fedi.Garden@FediGarden@social.growyourown.services (2026-06-25 05:43:51)
PDX.social is a Mastodon server for the Portland, Oregon, USA region.
This server has been online since 2017.
:Fediverse: https://pdx.social
You can find out more at https://pdx.social/about or contact the admin account @admins
#FeaturedServer #Portland #Oregon #PortlandOR #USA #Mastodon #Fediverse #FreeFediverse
KOBA789@koba789@misskey.io (2026-06-25 05:42:57)
信号のリターンパスが見える人になりたい
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nicole mikołajczyk@mkljczk@pl.fediverse.pl (2026-06-25 05:37:10)
@fedicat as of API version 11 you don’t need to use the new profile API to set avatar/header description
Bogomil Shopov - Бого@bogo@hapyyr.com (2026-06-25 05:35:43)
When you translate with #AI and/ or without context. #fail #firefox
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dave@dthompson@toot.cat (2026-06-25 05:16:03)
This post is dedicated to Phil Bagwell. Thanks for all the cool data structures!
🦉@aaa (2026-06-25 05:06:28)
依存なしでブートローダ書けた
https://github.com/izkluxcvy/orex/blob/f54931768f4b9e32bff086185a823c1045cf4677/stand/efiboot/efi_main.c
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dave@dthompson@toot.cat (2026-06-25 04:07:48)
@cwebber @spritely all-timer meeting for sure
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@cwebber@social.coop (2026-06-25 04:05:50)
Wow what a cool @spritely community meeting! Really one of our best, if not the best?
Also I learned about Sacr3d, a WebGL 3d graphics / visualization / shader library written in Hoot? Holy heck! https://teddd.srht.site/sacr3d/
And it got NLnet funding! I had no idea!https://nlnet.nl/project/sacr3d/
Christine Lemmer-Webber@cwebber@social.coop (2026-06-25 04:05:50)
Wow what a cool @spritely community meeting! Really one of our best, if not the best?
Also I learned about Sacr3d, a WebGL 3d graphics / visualization / shader library written in Hoot? Holy heck! https://teddd.srht.site/sacr3d/
And it got NLnet funding! I had no idea!https://nlnet.nl/project/sacr3d/
Phoronix@phoronix@masto.ai (2026-06-25 03:24:05)
NTFS3 Driver Sees Bug Fixes & Minor Improvements With Linux 7.2
While the new NTFS file-system driver merged for Linux 7.1 and has seen more improvements for Linux 7.2, for now at least the NTFS3 kernel driver continues to be maintained with new fixes and improvements. NTFS3 is the driver that was upstreamed to the Linux kernel a few years ago back during the pandemic by Paragon Software...
https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-7.2-NTFS3
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fedicat@fedicat@pc.cafe boosted:
@stefan@stefanbohacek.online (2026-06-25 03:01:25)
Is anyone working on collection discovery?
https://blog.joinmastodon.org/2026/04/designing-collections/
#collections #StarterPacks
Stefan Bohacek@stefan@stefanbohacek.online (2026-06-25 03:01:25)
Is anyone working on collection discovery?
https://blog.joinmastodon.org/2026/04/designing-collections/
#collections #StarterPacks
Nishiki@nshki@hachyderm.io (2026-06-25 02:30:17)
Any fun Mastodon collections out there for designers? I want to follow more folks who are out there doing good design, HTML, and CSS.
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@fedify@hollo.social (2026-06-25 01:53:11)
Fedify 2.3.0 is out! This release is largely about production observability: OpenTelemetry metrics now cover every major federation path, and a monitoring guide and runnable example stack ship alongside them. Also new: a delivery circuit breaker that holds queued activities for unreachable servers rather than retrying indefinitely; @fedify/backfill, a new package for reconstructing conversations via FEP-f228; and fedify bench, an ActivityPub-aware load testing command. Release notes: https://github.com/fedify-dev/fedify/discussions/821.
Thanks to @2chanhaeng (@fedify/uri-template), @z9mb1 (@fedify/backfill), @sabrinkmann (FEP-0837 vocabulary), @nyanrus (@fedify/lint/oxlint), and @fruitsssdev (--skip-install) for their contributions to this release.
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