capotej @capotej@mytoot.net

Life is a rich tapestry

If ur lookin for me, u better check under the sea

spending $40 on a phone charger is better than addressing closely held masculinity issues

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@Aleums one of my fav things about neural nets working with cat pictures is that so much of the source imagery it learns from has IMPACT TEXT on it. so it learns that cats look like that, that it's a part of a cat.

"The command line options we deserve" https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2020/02/20/the-command-line-options-we-deserve/ - Why curl has so many options, why we can't change them and there will be more in the future. Should we add a (G)UI?

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I have SO many questions and I don't want answers

A new utility in #Mastodon 3.1.0 is `tootctl media remove-orphans`. Orphaned files are files that the database believes have been removed, but actually aren't. If your server has been around for a long time, it's likely that you have at least some of those due to various previous bugs and object storage glitches.

For mastodon.social, it was able to remove 619 GB worth of files.

Please mind that API requests necessary for this command can incur extra charges with your object storage provider.

Was just randomly reminded of this story about what some Bell Labs lawyers found when studied why certain folks were more productive than others:

> They discerned only one common thread: Workers with the most patents often shared lunch or breakfast with a Bell Labs electrical engineer named Harry Nyquist. It wasn’t the case that Nyquist gave them specific ideas. Rather, as one scientist recalled, “he drew people out, got them thinking.” More than anything, Nyquist asked good questions.

Thanks everyone! My car is so hungry and I was worried I might not make it home tonight--but thanks to your shrimp, I'll be able to drive for miles and miles!