I’d also like to point out that @aadelsonESPN is pretty much the best example of lazy, trite, negative reporting when it comes to Miami. I won't even link to her article, since its so full of 💩.
Do better.
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Maybe it’s because much of the media can’t seem to be objective when it comes to Miami.
Honestly? I love being the villain again. LFG.
Miami tells media to not ask Mario Cristobal about the process of him being hired.
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Speaking of guests, if you’re working on something interesting in the Ruby webdev space and you’d like to be a guest on the Fullstack Ruby Podcast, my DMs are open. 😃
So excited I get to talk about #Ruby for y'all. 🎙 Looking forward to bringing on guests in future installments!
(And shoutout to @samruby for his amazing work on Ruby...
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Are you showing your teeth during eternal Caturday?
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Excited to see Consumer Reports shining light on the world of consumer VPNs. If you’re a thinking about using a VPN, this is the best and most trustworthy resource you will find.
We also have three companion stories. The first looks at whether you should use a VPN at all, with comment from @royaensafi @reethika_ @dguido @kennwhite @matthew_d_gree...
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I have to say, I’m pretty impressed with the camera in the iPhone 13 Pro. Handheld shot of the Aurora outside Rovaniemi last night.
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If y'all aren't hanging out with Longest Cat and the most amazing Cat Mum on the planet every now and then -- what are y'all even doing with your lives??! 💚💚💚
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Jeremy Strong's rebranding of the idea of commonplacing in commonplace books as "hymns" isn't as on-brand as Eminem's calling it "stacking ammo".
h/t @kevinmarks
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What a good day.
Still absolutely reveling in the Cristobal hire. Made an after work drive out to Palm Desert and am now floating in the pool listening to the @CanesInSight podcast and drinking a whiskey.
Life. Is. Good.
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Dear @TMobile, does this set of password rules make any sense to you? Just what exactly is a "special" character to you?
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How would you define "ethically sourced personal data"? Is there a good definition somewhere? I'm getting the feeling this phrase is getting devalued at an incredibly furious rate.
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When you say “acquired”, @streamlytics, where are you getting these billion data points from? Do you have any of mine? Did I consent?
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We're excited to announce that we have reached ONE BILLION data points processed! This represents 575M data points acquired in the third quarter. We're incredibly thankfu...
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I, uh, forgot about the gore in early GBBO??
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Got my IMAX ticket to see #TheMatrixResurrections on opening night (Dec 22)! Most highly anticipated movie of the year for me. This is my "Star Wars" y'all. I'm loosing my damn mind here. 😅
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"text": "I\u2019m reasonably certain that he\u2019s raised the question or issue about the definition of \u201cinterlink\u201d or \u201cbacklink\u201d before, but it\u2019s come up again today with some discussion and notes which I wanted to capture permanently here with few modifications for myself:\ndoubleloop[m] APP 12:30 PM\n\nI have some notes I\u2019ve taken on interlinking wikis here \u2013 https://commonplace.doubleloop.net/interlinking-wikis\ntantek 12:39 PM\n\ndoubleloop[m], what\u2019s the difference between \u201cjust\u201d a link and an \u201cinterlink\u201d from a user perspective?\n\ngenuine question (feel free to also answer if you have an idea @chrisaldrich) because Wikipedia seems to consider \u201cinterlink\u201d as a common noun to be a synonym for \u201chyperlink\u201d https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interlink\nChris Aldrich 20:45 PM\n\nI think that the definition for interlinking is expanding based on actual use cases. Historically Tim Berners Lee tried to create hyperlinks as bi-directional and then scrapped the idea as not easily implementable. As a result we\u2019ve all come to expect that links are uni-directional.\nIn the digital gardens, wiki spaces and now, even with Webmention, there\u2019s an expectation (I would suggest) by a growing number of people that some links in practice will be bi-directional.\nIf Neil puts a link to something within his own wiki/digital garden, he\u2019s expecting that to be picked up in a space like the Agora and it will interlink his content with that of others.\nMany who are practicing POSSE/PESOS are programatically (or manually) placing backlinks between their content and the copies that live on silos creating a round trip set of links that typically hasn\u2019t been seen on the web historically.\nBecause we\u2019ve mostly grown up with a grammar of single directional links and no expectation of visible reverse links (except perhaps in the spammy framing of SEO linkfarms), the word \u201cinterlink\u201d has taken on the connotation seen in Wikipedia. I think that definition is starting to change.\nAmong a class of users in the note taking/personal knowledge management space (Roam Research, Obsidian, Logseq, TiddlyWiki, et al) most users are expecting tools to automatically interlink (in my definition with the sense of an expected bi-directional link) pages. Further, they\u2019re expecting that if you change the word(s) that appear within a [[wikilink]] that it will globally change all instances of that word/phrase that are so linked within one\u2019s system.\nIn many of those systems you can also do a manual /redirect the way we do on the IndieWeb wiki, but they expect the system to actively rename their bi-directional links without any additional manual work.\ntantek 1:08 PM\n\nok, the bidirectionality as expectation is interesting\nChris Aldrich 1:08 PM\n\nBy analogy, many in the general public have a general sense of what /syndication is within social media, but you (Tantek) and others in the IndieWeb space have created words/phrases/acronyms that specify a \u201ctarget\u201d and \u201csource\u201d to indicate in which direction the syndication is being done and between sites of differing ownership (POSSE, PESOS, PASTA, PESETAS, POOSNOW,\u2026 not to mention a linear philosophical value proposition of which are more valuable to the end user). There is a group of people who are re-claiming a definition of the words \u201cinterlink\u201d and perhaps \u201cbacklink\u201d to a more logical position based on new capabilities in technology. Perhaps it may be better if they created neologisms for these, but linguistically that isn\u2019t the path being taken as there are words that would seem to have an expandable meaning for what they want. I\u2019d classify it as a semantic change/shift/drift in the words meanings: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semantic_change\nI suspect that if Roam Research, or any of the other apps that have this bi-directionality built in, were to remove it as a feature, they\u2019d loose all of their userbase.\ntantek 1:11 PM\n\nyes, such a semantic shift in the meaning of \u201cinterlink\u201d seems reasonable, and a useful distinction from the now ubiquitously expected unidirectionality of \u201chyperlink\u201d\nChris Aldrich 1:12 PM\n\nI\u2019m expecting that sometime within the next year or so that major corporate apps like Evernote and OneNote will make this bi-directional linking a default as well.\ntantek 1:12 PM\n\nin sci-fi metaphor terms, one-way vs two-way wormholes (per other uses of \u201chyper\u201d)\nChris Aldrich 1:14 PM\n\nI can only imagine what a dramatically different version of the web we\u2019d be living in if the idea of Webmention had existed in the early 90s. Particularly as there\u2019s the ability to notify the other end in changes/updates/deletions of a page. Would the word \u201clinkrot\u201d exist in that world?\nJoe Crawford 1:22 PM\n\nOr in a world with Xanaduian transclusions, for that matter.\n\nAlas\nChris Aldrich 1:25 PM\n\nRelated to this and going into the world of the history of information is the suggestion by Markus Krajewski in \u201cPaper Machines: About Cards & Catalogs, 1548-1929\u201d that early card catalog and index card systems are really an early paper/manual form of a Turing Machine: https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/paper-machines.\nOne might imagine the extended analogy libraries:books:index cards :: Internet:websites:links with different modes and speeds of transmission.",
"html": "I\u2019m reasonably certain that he\u2019s raised the question or issue about the definition of \u201cinterlink\u201d or \u201cbacklink\u201d before, but it\u2019s come up again today with some discussion and notes which I wanted to capture permanently here with few modifications for myself:\n<p><span>doubleloop[m] APP 12:30 PM<br />\nI have some notes I\u2019ve taken on interlinking wikis here \u2013 <a href=\"https://commonplace.doubleloop.net/interlinking-wikis\">https://commonplace.doubleloop.net/interlinking-wikis</a></span></p>\n<p><span>tantek 12:39 PM<br />\ndoubleloop[m], what\u2019s the difference between \u201cjust\u201d a link and an \u201cinterlink\u201d from a user perspective?<br />\ngenuine question (feel free to also answer if you have an idea @chrisaldrich) because Wikipedia seems to consider \u201cinterlink\u201d as a common noun to be a synonym for \u201chyperlink\u201d https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interlink</span></p>\n<p>Chris Aldrich 20:45 PM<br />\nI think that the definition for interlinking is expanding based on actual use cases. Historically Tim Berners Lee tried to create hyperlinks as bi-directional and then scrapped the idea as not easily implementable. As a result we\u2019ve all come to expect that links are uni-directional.</p>\n<p>In the digital gardens, wiki spaces and now, even with Webmention, there\u2019s an expectation (I would suggest) by a growing number of people that some links in practice will be bi-directional.</p>\n<p>If Neil puts a link to something within his own wiki/digital garden, he\u2019s expecting that to be picked up in a space like the Agora and it will interlink his content with that of others.</p>\n<p>Many who are practicing POSSE/PESOS are programatically (or manually) placing backlinks between their content and the copies that live on silos creating a round trip set of links that typically hasn\u2019t been seen on the web historically.</p>\n<p>Because we\u2019ve mostly grown up with a grammar of single directional links and no expectation of visible reverse links (except perhaps in the spammy framing of SEO linkfarms), the word \u201cinterlink\u201d has taken on the connotation seen in Wikipedia. I think that definition is starting to change.</p>\n<p>Among a class of users in the note taking/personal knowledge management space (Roam Research, Obsidian, Logseq, TiddlyWiki, et al) most users are expecting tools to automatically interlink (in my definition with the sense of an expected bi-directional link) pages. Further, they\u2019re expecting that if you change the word(s) that appear within a [[wikilink]] that it will globally change all instances of that word/phrase that are so linked within one\u2019s system.</p>\n<p>In many of those systems you can also do a manual <a href=\"https://indieweb.org/redirect\">/redirect</a> the way we do on the IndieWeb wiki, but they expect the system to actively rename their bi-directional links without any additional manual work.</p>\n<p><span>tantek 1:08 PM<br />\nok, the bidirectionality as expectation is interesting</span></p>\n<p>Chris Aldrich 1:08 PM<br />\nBy analogy, many in the general public have a general sense of what <a href=\"https://indieweb.org/Category:syndication\">/syndication</a> is within social media, but you (Tantek) and others in the IndieWeb space have created words/phrases/acronyms that specify a \u201ctarget\u201d and \u201csource\u201d to indicate in which direction the syndication is being done and between sites of differing ownership (POSSE, PESOS, PASTA, PESETAS, POOSNOW,\u2026 not to mention a linear philosophical value proposition of which are more valuable to the end user). There is a group of people who are re-claiming a definition of the words \u201cinterlink\u201d and perhaps \u201cbacklink\u201d to a more logical position based on new capabilities in technology. Perhaps it may be better if they created neologisms for these, but linguistically that isn\u2019t the path being taken as there are words that would seem to have an expandable meaning for what they want. I\u2019d classify it as a semantic change/shift/drift in the words meanings: <a href=\"https://indieweb.org/Category:syndication\">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semantic_change</a></p>\n<p>I suspect that if Roam Research, or any of the other apps that have this bi-directionality built in, were to remove it as a feature, they\u2019d loose all of their userbase.</p>\n<p><span>tantek 1:11 PM<br />\nyes, such a semantic shift in the meaning of \u201cinterlink\u201d seems reasonable, and a useful distinction from the now ubiquitously expected unidirectionality of \u201chyperlink\u201d</span></p>\n<p>Chris Aldrich 1:12 PM<br />\nI\u2019m expecting that sometime within the next year or so that major corporate apps like Evernote and OneNote will make this bi-directional linking a default as well.</p>\n<p><span>tantek 1:12 PM<br />\nin sci-fi metaphor terms, one-way vs two-way wormholes (per other uses of \u201chyper\u201d)</span></p>\n<p>Chris Aldrich 1:14 PM<br />\nI can only imagine what a dramatically different version of the web we\u2019d be living in if the idea of Webmention had existed in the early 90s. Particularly as there\u2019s the ability to notify the other end in changes/updates/deletions of a page. Would the word \u201clinkrot\u201d exist in that world?</p>\n<p><span>Joe Crawford 1:22 PM<br />\nOr in a world with Xanaduian transclusions, for that matter.<br />\nAlas</span></p>\n<p>Chris Aldrich 1:25 PM<br />\nRelated to this and going into the world of the history of information is the suggestion by Markus Krajewski in \u201cPaper Machines: About Cards & Catalogs, 1548-1929\u201d that early card catalog and index card systems are really an early paper/manual form of a Turing Machine: <a href=\"https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/paper-machines\">https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/paper-machines</a>.</p>\n<p>One might imagine the extended analogy libraries:books:index cards :: Internet:websites:links with different modes and speeds of transmission.</p>"
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🌌🌲💚 Almost lost this photo after my sd card decided it hates -25 degree temperatures.
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