Thanks to Jonathan for truly bringing “the bard’s” early work to life in this week’s We Have to Ask Podcast!
https://wehavetoask.com/episodes/2019-03-05/
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Hey folx, if you are interested in working on your personal website or getting one set up for the first time, you should join us for IndieWebCamp Online, March 8–10! It's free and a great community that I'm proud to be part of: https://indieweb.org/2019/Online
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Currently reading: An Absolutely Remarkable Thing by Hank Green (ISBN 9781524743451)
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Finished reading: Bitten By a Camel by Kent Dobson (ISBN 9781506417745)
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@RELEVANTpodcast #EQOTW My goto pick-me-up would be almost any Homestar Runner video, but I particularly love the sbemail "Kid's Book," which has a line I use in my bio: "Gregor is a weird name" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bT4SGdq0ZyU
"No two people are not on fire. Awww."
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Happy birthday, @indiana_mama! Since you’re sharing a birthday with a lemur, here are some true facts about them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJA3dYwIB3s
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I think we're such good friends because we're both so humble.
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Thanks! Let us know if you have any questions.
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"text": "Catching up with the streams from #IndieWebCamp #Austin. Nice presentation by @gRegorLove & @dshanske about #microformats and h-cards. https://youtu.be/S7wFQqmUawg?t=157"
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My two projects for today's IndieWebCamp Austin were 1) write stuff and 2) mock up a CSS Grid photo gallery.
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Showing off how easily quill.p3k.io can post to my site
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Really enjoying the live stream of IndieWebCamp Austin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGENDlYMnm4
Seems like a lot of new faces, and some of the homepage demos highlighted the political (and emotional) stakes of carving out one’s own space on the Internet. I’ll be tuning in all day and chatting at https://chat.indieweb.org/
Also on:
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"html": "<p>I\u2019m really looking forward to IndiewebCamp Austin. Something we didn\u2019t have last time was <a href=\"https://indieweb.org/reader\">indieweb readers</a>. I have been using three of them and they all are fantastic. It is easy to switch among them because your subscribed feeds are maintained on a different server that each of the readers can point to. Here is <a href=\"https://aaronparecki.com/\">Aaron Parecki</a> introducing some of the new social readers at last year\u2019s Indieweb Summit.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>Saturday is open space sessions which will include introductory ones for people just getting started and Sunday is projects. There is still time to <a href=\"https://2019.indieweb.org/austin\">register for IndiewebCamp Austin</a>.</p>",
"text": "I\u2019m really looking forward to IndiewebCamp Austin. Something we didn\u2019t have last time was indieweb readers. I have been using three of them and they all are fantastic. It is easy to switch among them because your subscribed feeds are maintained on a different server that each of the readers can point to. Here is Aaron Parecki introducing some of the new social readers at last year\u2019s Indieweb Summit.\n\n\n\nSaturday is open space sessions which will include introductory ones for people just getting started and Sunday is projects. There is still time to register for IndiewebCamp Austin."
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"text": "I\u2019m attending \u201cSan Diego Green Drinks: Turning Citizens into Scientists\u201d on February 21, 2019 6:00pm",
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"html": "This is a test of the indiewebified @myravery system. Trying to start here for all or most things.",
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"text": "Ok I totally stole the title from this article, which was really good and help me fix my problems so I wanted to link to it.\n\n\nI recently upgraded all my servers from Jessie to Stretch, which was long overdue. The catalyst being that certbot from Let's Encrypt started complaining about the security I was using to fetch new certificates. (It complained in a very nice way and helped fix the problem, I should add.)\n\n\nAnyway the upgrades went fine, Debian is very good at that. The problem was that part of the upgrade was switching from MySQL 5 to MariaDB, and all my tables were using an old character set and collation type. This showed up as emoji not rendering properly in my reader. Easy fix: switch the reader items table to the utf8mb4 character set and collation type to utf8mb4_unicode_ci. Problem solved.\n\n\nThis is where the fun really started though, and where my desire to understand the inner workings of databases started fading... My reader became so slow at loading items that it was unusable. The rest of the site worked fine, so I isolated the problem down to one database query. Due to the way I now have channels set up, this was a particularly complicated query running on the largest table in my database, reader_items which was 400k rows and growing. I delved deeper into the murky world of database performance, learning about sargable queries and how to keep your indexes fast.\n\n\nMaking sure all the tables joined in the same query have a matching collation type seemed to do the trick. My query which had blown out to over a minute was now running in a couple of seconds. A good reminder to look after your indexes! Since I was well and truly into database tuning now though, I decided I could get more performance improvements out of my reader.\n\n\nThe problem with adding new feed items to the same table is that you generally only want to read the new stuff. It's great to have fast indexes, but most of the time I really just need smaller tables. To do that my reader needed to be able to look up items in an arbitrary number of tables, but optimised to find new items in the first table it reads from. It can now do that, and the data partitioning process is automated to keep the items tables small. It can also handle reading across tables to return the correct number of items requested.\n\n\nThe problematic query now returns in less than a second for the optimised case. (I would measure it but it's not a noticeable part of using the reader any more.) My plan to fix the performance issues before making this change was to increase the specs of the server it's running on, which are pretty modest for all the work it's doing. I do however like the idea of improving the efficiency of code rather than throwing more hardware at a poorly running solution.",
"html": "Ok I totally stole the title from <a href=\"https://mathiasbynens.be/notes/mysql-utf8mb4\">this article</a>, which was really good and help me fix my problems so I wanted to link to it.<br /><br />\nI recently upgraded all my servers from Jessie to Stretch, which was long overdue. The catalyst being that certbot from Let's Encrypt started complaining about the security I was using to fetch new certificates. (It complained in a very nice way and helped fix the problem, I should add.)<br /><br />\nAnyway the upgrades went fine, Debian is very good at that. The problem was that part of the upgrade was switching from MySQL 5 to MariaDB, and all my tables were using an old character set and collation type. This showed up as emoji not rendering properly in my reader. Easy fix: switch the reader items table to the utf8mb4 character set and collation type to utf8mb4_unicode_ci. Problem solved.<br /><br />\nThis is where the fun really started though, and where my desire to understand the inner workings of databases started fading... My reader became so slow at loading items that it was unusable. The rest of the site worked fine, so I isolated the problem down to one database query. Due to the way I now have channels set up, this was a particularly complicated query running on the largest table in my database, reader_items which was 400k rows and growing. I delved deeper into the murky world of database performance, learning about <em>sargable queries</em> and how to keep your indexes fast.<br /><br />\nMaking sure all the tables joined in the same query have a matching collation type seemed to do the trick. My query which had blown out to over a minute was now running in a couple of seconds. A good reminder to look after your indexes! Since I was well and truly into database tuning now though, I decided I could get more performance improvements out of my reader.<br /><br />\nThe problem with adding new feed items to the same table is that you generally only want to read the new stuff. It's great to have fast indexes, but most of the time I really just need smaller tables. To do that my reader needed to be able to look up items in an arbitrary number of tables, but optimised to find new items in the first table it reads from. It can now do that, and the data partitioning process is automated to keep the items tables small. It can also handle reading across tables to return the correct number of items requested.<br /><br />\nThe problematic query now returns in less than a second for the optimised case. (I would measure it but it's not a noticeable part of using the reader any more.) My plan to fix the performance issues before making this change was to increase the specs of the server it's running on, which are pretty modest for all the work it's doing. I do however like the idea of improving the efficiency of code rather than throwing more hardware at a poorly running solution."
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