Nelson Menezes πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί πŸ’™πŸ’›

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I make computers do things they don't want to

This talk about "please use CW for many types of content" and the claim that it's part of Mastodon culture had me thinking of the analog: when a country receives an influx of immigrants, there is that tension between demands to "respect local culture" and "respect incomers' culture" (i.e. multiculturalism).

I'm with the intrinsic justification for CWs (i.e. avoid triggering people) to a reasonable point, but the "cultural" argument feels shaky to me. 🀷

Just a reminder to folks that are here from bird site, please include your mastodon handles in your profile over at twitter so folks who follow you can migrate here.

Fedifinder here doesn't just help you track your followers over to here, it'll also tell you if it can find your account in your own profile to help *your* followers too

The tool looks for your mastodon handle in either:
1) Your display name (tho locked you're verified)
2) Your bio
3) Your pinned tweet

https://fedifinder.glitch.me/

When you start reading management books πŸ™ˆ

Looks like @[email protected] is right - the wall is coming tumbling down

http://dtrace.org/blogs/bmc/2022/11/05/twitter-when-the-wall-came-down/

RT @[email protected]

I have made the decision to leave Twitter.πŸ‘‹

At this time I am convinced that this platform is no longer safe for me, or my community. I do not intend on contributing any more content at this time.

The health of the greater "we" is more important than the smaller "me".

πŸ¦πŸ”—: https://twitter.com/krisnova/status/1589581035792388096

Putin’s escalation has convinced most Western capitals there is no prospect of peace talks soon. https://www.wsj.com/articles/west-sees-little-choice-but-to-keep-backing-ukraine-11667732754
Twitter was really useful for finding people to write about. I’d often stumble across incredible stories of discovery, innovation and leadership. I hope #ScienceMastodon can be the same. If you come across extraordinary, inspirational #WomenInSTEM / researchers from other historically excluded groups, please let me know! #TwitterMigration
Critical thinking is a great skill to master. Approaching information with a mix of humble curiosity, doubt and good questions can be healthy for software engineers, product and really all walks of life: https://bit.ly/critical-th
Addy Osmani on LinkedIn: #softwareengineering #productivity | 393 comments

Tip: Critical thinking skills can be really valuable for Software engineers, Product and many other walks of life. It’s about approaching new information... 393 comments on LinkedIn

For everyone here: I read there is a shortage of instances run by women admins. I know a few already, but I love to know more. I am one for one, but
https://vis.social/about/more and I thought https://mastodon.art/about/more is one too.
Mine i https://socialserver.science/about/more and is mainly aimed at scientists and scientific visualizers.
Please boost!
vis.social

vis.social is an open social platform for creative people, especially anyone in SciArt, SciComm, data, visualization, creative coding, and related arts and research. English is the common language of the instance.

Mastodon hosted on vis.social

As far as I can tell, if one's server here disappears (or is compromised), that's pretty much it for your account, your follows, your followers, and your message history.

That seems like the opposite of how a distributed system should behave (but very close to Lamport's whimsical definition).

Perhaps there could/should be a way for users to mirror their accounts to an unrelated backup server?

"Let's take the kids to a choral music concert; it'll be good to expand their horizons"

Pretty church, lots of people. 15 minutes in, during a lull in the singing, the 7yr-old loudly proclaims: "I'M SO BORED"

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