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@cwebber @aaronpk i... may or may not have something i'm working on, personally, that does basically this all i'll say is that Hugo recently released a feature for "content adapters", which let you dynamically "add pages" to your static site even if they're pulled from elsewhere... where "elsewhere" can mean "local json data files" or "live http api". it's pretty cool from my toying around with it. maybe by end-of-year i can show or tell a bit more...

We had a teacher who learned BASIC in the military, but nobody had computers. The school district office had one, so we wrote our programs on graph paper, and the teacher took them over to the district office after hours and ran them and printed the results.

@natalie anyway if i have to read about a sales funnel one more time i’m going to commit war crimes in minecraft

@thisismissem maybe? there’s a highly personal element to it and i’m mostly venting about my identity issues in disguise. this is what the marketing snobs would refer to as “content strategy” but i refer to it as “which folders and file names do i use that sound clever without being too clever”

@oblomov i guess /encyclopedia works but it's less catchy compared to /kb

@ozzy @Eliot_L I don't I'm sorry. I only use DigitalOcean for server things and since I've never used AWS, I don't know if it's comparable. I know nothing about it.

@jenniferplusplus @helge my understanding of it is that bsky goes about it from the other end, they don't link from the post to its likes, they expect some appview to backlink the likes to the post. if that's your model then sure, you can create a new lexicon for emojireacts and stuff them in a new repo and... still expect the appview to stitch this together?for example, here's a post: https://atproto-browser.vercel.app/at/did:plc:tt7idshnkaltasf5cd6irpwj/app.bsky.feed.post/3lb4d4dkwo22ehow many likes does it have?

@julian Well, there are object types that Mastodon couldn't even handle if it wanted to. For example, it doesn't have anything to handle an Event-type object with. I don't think Gargron would build an event calendar into Mastodon just for Event-type objects, not unless enough people pester him to do just that.#FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Mastodon

@djsundog anyone who kicks out the jams must be really jelly

@trwnh @AT1ST @oblomov the challenge is definitely much greater in a federated system.In our case the caches aren’t the end all be-all and we have quite mature caching at multiple layers. The edge and end user caching is more a UX improvement (particularly for reducing latency) rather than to protect our servers. Expensive things should have their own backend caching and invalidation logic.I see what you’re saying though.