IndieWeb post types

This content type is full of IndieWeb post types, which are all content types which allow me to take greater ownership of my own data. These are likely unrelated to my blog posts. You can find a better breakdown by actual post kind below:

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Liked Álvaro Ramírez (@xenodium@indieweb.social)
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Attached: 1 image I’m building https://lmno.lol, a new blogging service - No #tracking - No #ads - No #paywall - No #bloat - No #distraction - No registration to try - #privacy first - #light #dark mode - Read anywhere (even on #terminal). - #markdown drag/drop - Bring your own #text #editor You can check out my blog mirror at https://lmno.lol/alvaro Happy to send invites. Please help me get the word out 🙏 #vim #emacs #vscode #minimalism #indiedev #indieweb #indie

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Liked Francisco Tolmasky (@tolmasky@mastodon.social)
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The amount of time I have invested porting stuff that worked perfectly fine with CommonJS over to ESM is unbelievable. But it is all worth it knowing that at the end of the day, after all that hard work, it will... work exactly the same with zero additional benefits... mostly. It will probably always have some hiccups that don't work as nice as the old system.

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Reposted Aral Balkan (@aral@mastodon.ar.al)
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Opposing genocide isn’t antisemitic. Saying that opposing genocide is antisemitic is antisemitic. You know what’s inhumane? Genocide. You know who’s committing genocide? Israel. You have zero moral standing to assess me. Those who commit and are complicit in genocide never do. So yes, most definitely, goodbye. #israel #palestine #gaza #apartheid #ethnicCleansing #genocide https://digitalcourage.social/@sl007/112268942430540187

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Liked Making ijq Fast
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I recently received an issue report that ijq was performing slowly. The issue claimed that, when used on a large (16 MB) JSON file, ijq was “too slow to be usable”. I downloaded the test file which …
(https://gpanders.com/blog/making-ijq-fast/)

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Reposted Jonathan Yu (@jawnsy@mastodon.social)
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As engineers, it's easy for us to measure inputs (how much time we're spending) and outputs (lines of code written or features produced), but what really matters are the business outcomes (customers acquired and retained, revenue growth metrics, profitability), which are less directly related. It's always useful for us to step back and ask ourselves: what's the point?