This is a little something I ended up playing around with this morning before figuring out how to do it (after spending far too much time down a rabbit hole with object destructuring when what I really needed was creative use of the spread operator).
Just wrote a note about a little gotcha with default values for destructured properties of parameter objects in JavaScript that has gotten me a few times:
Working with the data extracted from everyone's #defaults lists has proven to a bigger task than expected. However, here's a glimpse at a sample of the data! More detailed analyses of the full dataset soon to come.
Veo en el blog de @aperalesf que la gente está compartiendo sus "aplicaciones por defecto" en 2023, con una lista fija de opciones, y entiendo que en el ordenador (no en el móvil), y sin contar las del trabajo. Así que ¡vamos allá! Ahora mismo:
✉️ Cliente de correo: @EvolutionGnome *
📫 Servidor de correo: #Posteo
📝 Notas: @nextcloud
✅ Tareas: Evolution (con Task . org)
📷 Cámara: Aplicación por defecto
🖼️ Administración de fotos: Nextcloud
From a colleague in a private conversation about #AI#ML chatbots ( @sconklin and you should follow him too)
"A primary modern survival skill has already become the ability to make contact with the right human who can override the #defaults. This is true for everything from warranty returns to #medical care. This is already only available to people with the knowledge, time, and resources to do it. It's only going to get worse."
@Skoop@laura Yep. Clearly “unlisted” doesn’t mean what we (or at least I) think it means.
(An @mention really shouldn’t be broadcast to everyone by default to begin with. That’s almost as bad as a quote tweet and I can’t really imagine why you’d use it unless you were calling someone out.)
Hmm, I would have thought a post starting with @mention would not be visible on the main timeline but only under posts and replies but apparently not.
I guess it’s “full attention of everyone following you” or “direct message.” Would be nice to have “public but I’m not shouting it to all my followers” as the default for @mentions.
@autiomaa@krzysztofdrozdowski Not to mention (no pun intended) that there is a very real social difference between a public @mention that you don’t want to broadcast to all your followers (should be the default) vs a direct message. The default should be that you can say something to someone publicly without pointing at them and shouting “hey, everyone, listen to what I’m about to tell so-and-so!”
“Democrats could have tried to abolish this pointless and dangerous economic time bomb, but failed to do it.”
While Rs will be responsible if US #defaults, Ds also have themselves to blame for not being proactive when they had power. Great contextual breakdown from @ryanlcooper via @theprospect newsletter this am. #uspol