Why don’t they teach the concept of abstract syntax trees in school? It’s such a great learning aid to understand how to apply syntax rules in natural language!
I for real did not understand how all these rules worked until I unknowingly constructed an incomplete, over specialized version of Lisp inside my brain and started applying syntax rules according to the way the spoken tongue would convert into an s-expression.
I would probably give an example here but my brain is fried and I need some food so I’ll wait until I make a Micropub client with edit support.
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Announcing the Microformats translation layer for book data.
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"html": "<p>We\u2019re at the end of our first full week in Denmark. It\u2019s good to travel again, and see different things. Our temporary home\u2019s garden is very pleasant, with a few different seating spots to catch the sun or shade at different times of the day. I\u2019ve spent quite a bit of time in it, just enjoying being outside.</p>\n<p>Last week I skipped writing my week notes, so I wrote them and backfilled the <a href=\"https://www.zylstra.org/blog/2021/07/week-notes-2129/\">notes for last week</a> today.</p>\n<p>This week we spent enjoying our time together in Copenhagen. We spent a day in town, browsing some shops, having lunch outside, visiting the Lego store with Y where she got a big tower that we then built at home together. Visited the beach again. Another day we cycled to the Kongens Have, the King\u2019s garden for coffee and a visit to the Rosenborg castle to see the crown jewels which didn\u2019t happen until the next day, as all available slots were sold out. The nice weather is interrupted now and then with heavy downpours, and one of them caught up with us while cycling back to the house. Yesterday we visited the <a href=\"https://www.experimentarium.dk/en/\">Experimentarium</a>, a huge indoor \u2018playground\u2019 for kids to experiment with all kinds of things. Y xat first didn\u2019t know where to look, there was so much to do.</p>\n<p>In between I did a few work related things, such as tax payments, a board decision with the NGO I chair to turn temporary contracts for several team members into permanent ones, and I got some writing about ideas done.</p>\n<p><a href=\"https://www.flickr.com/photos/tonz/51345929530/in/dateposted/\"><img src=\"https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51345929530_6fe979a265_z.jpg\" alt=\"20210730_115800\" /></a><br /><em>Enjoying coffee and ice cream at the Coffee Collective near N\u00f8rreport after visiting Rosenborg castle to see the crown jewels (hence Y wearing a crown). Image by Ton Zijlstra, license CC BY NC SA</em></p>\n<br />This is a RSS only posting for regular readers. Not secret, just unlisted. Comments / webmention / pingback all ok.<br /><a href=\"https://www.zylstra.org/blog/2019/09/joining-rss-club-as-an-experiment/\">Read more about RSS Club</a>",
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This is so cool! Now I kinda want a thermal printer to have a live feed of webmentions on my desk... Having your internet life be reflected in something tangible feels interesting and engaging!
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Test Webmention sending I guess
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I’ve recently discovered that it’s incredibly important to balance work and play. So I finished importing my webmentions archive from webmentions.io and decided to play some Genshin Impact to rest before I start fixing the bugs that prevented the rest of my webmentions from importing.
Currently it’s the fact that my software does not handle any redirects, which is obviously bad. I will need to set a recursive redirection resolver there.
Additionally I’ve discovered legacy behavior that wasn’t ported back into Kittybox with some URLs which may have broken some permalinks around the web. I will be fixing it soon so the permalinks won’t rot. They’re permalinks after all.
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Nicky Case on RSS:
Imagine an open version of Twitter or Facebook News Feed, with no psy-op ads, owned by no oligopoly, manipulated by no algorithm, and all under your full control.
Imagine a version of the newsletter where you don’t have to worry about them selling your email to scammers, labyrinth-like unsubscribe pages, or stuffing your inbox with ever more crap.
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I still don’t quite understand if it’s the heatwaves that make me apathetic or I’m just having a depressive episode again. Judging by the fact that I still have some will to live remaining, it’s probably the heatwaves. Doesn’t make my life any better though.
I really need to buy some ice cream. I don’t care if it’s expensive af, I got money. But honestly I’d give up a lot if I could just live in a fridge... Oh wait, that’s just called "having an air conditioner" since it literally turns your room into a fridge. Sadly, the only thing I have is a fan, an overheating laptop and an overclocked Raspberry Pi that’s really unstable but works well enough for web browsing and videos.
I’d ask how do you survive the heatwave, but my site doesn’t have webmentions yet. I should really go build a webmention endpoint!
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Time to finally succumb to my indieweb addiction once again
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Oh, hello there. Looks like my new website is finally up and running. I’m still ironing out a few bugs here and there, and the templates are still work in progress - for example, like posts aren’t shown correctly, the webmention endpoint isn’t linked and other stuff. But it definitely does work like intended!
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In case you don’t read my Twitter: I’ve decided to stop syndicating my posts there for a while. I think it simply becomes annoying for me to handle. I’ll use it to read, and maybe to reply sometimes, but I’m gonna shitpost on my own website like a proper #IndieWeb adopter.
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Роскомпозор замедляет твиттер? а зачем нужен твиттер если есть собственный блог, в который можно постить как в твиттер только лучше? #IndieWeb #ownyourdata
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"html": "<p>I don\u2019t think this was a particular productive week, but it was both a busy and a relaxed one, and ultimately, writing this early evening in the garden makes me feel content. By the end of this week it became clear that despite increased travel restrictions by the Danish and German authorities for Dutch travelers in the face of rapidly rising numbers of positive tests, we\u2019ll still be able to go to Denmark this summer for two weeks.</p>\n<p>This week I</p>\n<ul><li>Read up on the European Gaia-X infrastructure project, and the Dutch hub that launched last week</li>\n<li>Participated in a Kickstarter, getting something for everyone in our team</li>\n<li>Had the car serviced and checked for the mandatory yearly tech and safety check-up</li>\n<li>Had the weekly client meetings</li>\n<li>Prepared and moderated a session between a client and a European agency on the green deal dataspace, exploring joint activities and next steps</li>\n<li>Worked on a review of the first phase of our air quality citizen science project and a plan for the next phases</li>\n<li>Submitted contract changes of two of our team to the salary admin service, one of which is a fixed contract that I\u2019m pleased with we can do.</li>\n<li>Arranged the right SSL certificates and DNS settings for a project of the Open Nederland association (which brings together makers that use Creative Commons licenses). In the context of upload filters and faulty automated copyright violation detections, we\u2019re building a tool that adds better CC metadata and uses the <a href=\"https://irma.app/?lang=en\">faceted privacy platform Irma</a> in the background to assure that the uploader is the originator they claim to be. The SSL certificates and DNS settings are to ensure the right interfacing between Irma, an intermediary and our tool.</li>\n<li>Had a pleasant extended conversation over coffee with a colleague of a client, about energy transition, the Green Deal, the data needs involved, and the data governance and infrastructure currently used in the energy sector in the Netherlands</li>\n<li>Had a more or less all-hands meet-up of my company, in the form of a vegan bbq, enjoying the nice weather after all the rain in the garden of my colleague F. A pleasant way to chat with our team before everyone takes time off at different moments the coming weeks.</li>\n<li>Picked up Y from school on Friday before lunch, which marked the offical end of her first full year in school! She\u2019ll go to group 2 after the summer holidays, which is the same group she now is in as it is a combined year 1-2 group. During dinner she spontaneously read a few simple words, cat, fish, chicken, bee, without help, quite amazing to see and hear.</li>\n<li>The weekend was above all a lazy one. We went to Utrecht for E to get her second jab, and Y and I meanwhile walked along the canal from the vaccination center to the house of Y\u2019s great aunt and uncle to say hi, while enjoying the various rowers passing by on the water. Afterwards we had coffee together outside in the sun, and drove home.</li>\n<li>During dinner today <a href=\"https://henrietteweber.com/\">Henriette</a> sent a message reminding us of how 7 years ago today <a href=\"https://www.zylstra.org/blog/2014/07/making-makers-danish-edition/\">we visited bringing a 3d printer</a> for her daughter P to experiment with, as an extension of our \u2018<a href=\"https://www.zylstra.org/blog/2015/06/midsummer-a-year-ago-make-stuff-that-matters-unconference-and-bbq/\">Make Stuff That Matters</a>\u2018 unconference that they couldn\u2019t attend. We hope to be in Denmark again this summer, and it would be great to also go meet Henriette and catch up.</li>\n</ul><p><a href=\"https://www.flickr.com/photos/tonz/14703300521/in/album-72157645807067102/\"><img src=\"https://live.staticflickr.com/2920/14703300521_e6503c3c48_z.jpg\" alt=\"CPH 2014\" /></a><br /><em>Reminded by Henriette\u2019s message of our fun visit to Helsing\u00f8r 7 years ago today. Elsinore harbour and castle, image by Ton Zijlstra, license CC BY NC SA</em></p>\n<p><a href=\"https://www.flickr.com/photos/tonz/14706187802/in/album-72157645807067102/\"><img src=\"https://live.staticflickr.com/2922/14706187802_3610258c7a_z.jpg\" alt=\"CPH 2014\" /></a><br /><em>3D printing at Henriette\u2019s home with their then 10 yr old daughter, today in 2014. Image by Ton Zijlstra, license CC BY NC SA</em></p>\n<br />This is a RSS only posting for regular readers. Not secret, just unlisted. Comments / webmention / pingback all ok.<br /><a href=\"https://www.zylstra.org/blog/2019/09/joining-rss-club-as-an-experiment/\">Read more about RSS Club</a>",
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Looking forward to the IndieWeb Microsub API pop-up session in a couple weeks. Micro.blog already supports Microsub but there’s more we could do.
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"html": "<p> Looking forward to the IndieWeb <a href=\"https://events.indieweb.org/2021/07/microsub-popup-session-jjQzemcBDugp\" class=\"u-in-reply-to\">Microsub API pop-up session</a> in a couple weeks. Micro.blog already supports Microsub but there\u2019s more we could do.</p>",
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"html": "<p>This first week of the latter half of 2021 started with two days dominated by something unusual: face to face work meetings.<br />It left me with two notions: </p>\n<ol><li>1. I\u2019ve very much missed the free flowing interaction, the way you can riff off each other and generate new associations and ideas. At the same time I\u2019m wary that not all meet-ups create that effect, and I\u2019m not keen to restart having boring f2f meetings</li></ol><ol><li>2. These f2f meetings that create energy and ideas were very tiring at the same time. As if the bandwidth of info and noise alike coming at me had been upped dramatically, and I couldn\u2019t find the attenuation and filtering buttons of old</li></ol><p>But feeling energised was the main benefit, as if a fog had lifted.<br />I had a week that felt right because of it.</p>\n<p>This week I</p>\n<ul><li>Explored my Foursquare/Swarm data download</li>\n<li>Tried to get updating part of my local markdown notes to a github repo working, but not quite there yet</li>\n<li>Did the monthly invoicing</li>\n<li>Explored existing research into the cost/benefits of interoperability (for data / digital services), wrote it up in a short overview for distribution</li>\n<li>Had the weekly client team sessions</li>\n<li>Discussed and sketched a plan for the next phase of a client project with colleagues S and E</li>\n<li>Wrote a rough first draft of that plan</li>\n<li>Had the year end review conversation with Y\u2019s teacher</li>\n<li>Did a session with E and colleague I to translate some of the mission / branding related output of the \u2018workation\u2019 for daily practical use. Lots of ideas.</li>\n<li>Prepared and moderated a session between a client and the EC on data governance and data ethics, wrote a discussion summary and sent it out to all involved</li>\n<li>Had a pleasant conversation with <a href=\"https://diggingthedigital.com/\">Frank</a>, talking about note taking, blogging, the current \u2018situation\u2019 and life in general for almost two hours</li>\n<li>Enjoyed a lazy weekend with E and Y, a bike ride through flowering fields, a nap in the garden at the water\u2019s edge and some fun reading</li>\n</ul><p>Meanwhile the case numbers in the Netherlands have started rising dramatically, two weeks of weekend clubbing under reduced restrictions put us back 7 months it seems. This may come to mean we won\u2019t be able to visit Denmark. If the Danish admission rules don\u2019t change by next weekend we should still be ok, but if it means a return to quarantine obligations we can\u2019t go.</p>\n<p><a href=\"https://www.flickr.com/photos/tonz/51300687733/in/dateposted/\"><img src=\"https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51300687733_f260e41743_z.jpg\" alt=\"Het Lokaal\" /></a><br /><em>Went for a coffee in town, next to the local pop-up space port. Image Ton Zijlstra, license CC BY NC SA</em></p>\n<p><a href=\"https://www.flickr.com/photos/tonz/51303046600/in/photostream/\"><img src=\"https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51303046600_00535ec1e4_z.jpg\" alt=\"20210710_130042\" /></a><br /><em>Y crossing some water, image Ton Zijlstra license CC BY NC SA</em></p>\n<br />This is a RSS only posting for regular readers. Not secret, just unlisted. Comments / webmention / pingback all ok.<br /><a href=\"https://www.zylstra.org/blog/2019/09/joining-rss-club-as-an-experiment/\">Read more about RSS Club</a>",
"text": "This first week of the latter half of 2021 started with two days dominated by something unusual: face to face work meetings.\nIt left me with two notions: \n1. I\u2019ve very much missed the free flowing interaction, the way you can riff off each other and generate new associations and ideas. At the same time I\u2019m wary that not all meet-ups create that effect, and I\u2019m not keen to restart having boring f2f meetings2. These f2f meetings that create energy and ideas were very tiring at the same time. As if the bandwidth of info and noise alike coming at me had been upped dramatically, and I couldn\u2019t find the attenuation and filtering buttons of oldBut feeling energised was the main benefit, as if a fog had lifted.\nI had a week that felt right because of it.\nThis week I\nExplored my Foursquare/Swarm data download\nTried to get updating part of my local markdown notes to a github repo working, but not quite there yet\nDid the monthly invoicing\nExplored existing research into the cost/benefits of interoperability (for data / digital services), wrote it up in a short overview for distribution\nHad the weekly client team sessions\nDiscussed and sketched a plan for the next phase of a client project with colleagues S and E\nWrote a rough first draft of that plan\nHad the year end review conversation with Y\u2019s teacher\nDid a session with E and colleague I to translate some of the mission / branding related output of the \u2018workation\u2019 for daily practical use. Lots of ideas.\nPrepared and moderated a session between a client and the EC on data governance and data ethics, wrote a discussion summary and sent it out to all involved\nHad a pleasant conversation with Frank, talking about note taking, blogging, the current \u2018situation\u2019 and life in general for almost two hours\nEnjoyed a lazy weekend with E and Y, a bike ride through flowering fields, a nap in the garden at the water\u2019s edge and some fun reading\nMeanwhile the case numbers in the Netherlands have started rising dramatically, two weeks of weekend clubbing under reduced restrictions put us back 7 months it seems. This may come to mean we won\u2019t be able to visit Denmark. If the Danish admission rules don\u2019t change by next weekend we should still be ok, but if it means a return to quarantine obligations we can\u2019t go.\n\nWent for a coffee in town, next to the local pop-up space port. Image Ton Zijlstra, license CC BY NC SA\n\nY crossing some water, image Ton Zijlstra license CC BY NC SA\n\nThis is a RSS only posting for regular readers. Not secret, just unlisted. Comments / webmention / pingback all ok.\nRead more about RSS Club"
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