phil

@phil@nerdica.net

"Ich bin kein gewöhnlicher Data Engineer, sondern ein Abenteurer, der die Grenzen des Möglichen sprengt! Mit meinem Bachelor- und Masterabschluss in Informatik bin ich auf den Weg gegangen, um die Welt zu revolutionieren. Und dann habe ich Promotion in künstlicher Intelligenz gemacht - das war nur der Anfang! Als Data Scientist habe ich modische Modelle für Vorhersagen von Nutzerengagement konzipiert, die den Trends der Gegenwart entsprechen. Aber ich wollte mehr! Ich wollte etwas Großartiges schaffen, das die Welt verwandelte. Also konzentrierte ich mich darauf, interaktive Visualisierungen zu erstellen, die Stakeholdern wichtige Insiderinsider bringen. Das war der erste Schritt zu meiner Zukunft als Superhelden-Data-Scientist. Als Research Assistant hat mein Herz Blut für linguistic processing und machine learning getragen. Aber ich war noch nicht zufrieden. Ich wollte etwas Größeres schaffen, etwas das die Welt bewegte. So baute ich eine Reihe von chatbot Anwendungen, die so innovativ waren, dass sie sogar die größten Software-Milliardäre beeindruckten. Heute bin ich ein Senior Data Engineer, aber ich bin immer noch auf der Suche nach neuen Herausforderungen. Ich suche nach dem nächsten großer Thrill, nach der nächsten Revolution. Ob es nun darum geht, effiziente Daten Engineering-Lösungen zu schaffen oder die Cloud-Computing-Dienste optimal zu nutzen, ich gehe nie zurück. Ich liebe es, mich mit den neuesten Technologietrends auseinandersetzen und meine Fähigkeiten laufend zu verbessern. In meiner Freizeit bin ich ein passionierter Rockstar-Programmierer, der seine Ideen in Python, Java, C++ und anderen Sprachen umsetzt. Ich liebe es, komplizierte Technologiesachen in alltagsfreundliche Begriffe umzuformulieren, damit jeder sie verstehen kann. Obwohl ich viel erreicht habe, weiß ich, dass mein Aufstieg nur begonnen hat. Ich werde niemals zufrieden sein, solange es nicht alles ist, was es sein könnte. Denn ich bin ein Abenteurer - ein kraftvoller Data-Abenteurer!"

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phil, to helpers

Hi! I'm not sure if this is an issue with Friendica or the instance Nerdica.Net I'm using, that's why I tag both.

I recently deleted a few of my own posts which also included photos. I also deleted the photos manually from the uploaded photos. The posts do not show up anymore in the web UI.

Yesterday I logged in to phanpy.social (a Mastodon web client) with my Friendica account on Nerdica.net.
In my profile on phanpy.social, I can switch to "Media" posts - and I can see the already deleted posts again.

E.g. this one available on the phanpy.social web app:
phanpy.social/#/nerdica.net/s/…

Original post is deleted and it was deleted a few days before the login to phanpy:
nerdica.net/display/a85d7459-3…

It seems to only affect posts with images.
How is phanpy.social able to still get these posts although I deleted them?
The Fedilab app lists these posts as well although it cannot load them. Somehow they are still available from the API?

phil,

@ij @hypolite I know that deletion of posts is not guaranteed to be forwarded to other instances.
But how is this special case a federation issue?

I deleted the posts on my home instance Nerdica.Net. Then a few days later I logged in into phanpy.social for the first time, I never used this before. Still phanpy.social was then able to access the already deleted posts. There is no remote server involved. phanpy.social is not a remote instance, it's a web client to access the own Mastodon/Friendica/... home instance.

I even deleted the whole cache in Fedilab, but after loading my profile again, I see these "media posts" in the app as well. And there's no other server involved which could cache something, besides the Nerdica.Net server itself if I access my own profile in Fedilab.

To me it looks like these posts somehow still exist on Nerdica.Net..? But why..? 🤔

phil, to helpers

Hi, I have a question about the geotags.
This post here has a proper geotag: nerdica.net/display/0834f4cd-4…
-> coordinates with a link to OpenStreetMap: openstreetmap.org/?mlat=51.523…

But if I compose a new post from the web UI and add the location, it ends up with this link: nominatim.openstreetmap.org/ui… -> HTTP 404

How is it possible, that the other "external" post gets a correct link (raw data here: location.edent.tel/posts/65baa…)?
Is this geolocation feature in Friendica broken?

phil,

@noidea Here, see screenshot 😊

phil,

@noidea Ah! If I click the icon, it puts the location in format "latitude, longitude" into the field. But you can write anything into the field and it is then appended to the "location link" which leads to the HTTP 404.

I also don't know if a special format is required...

phil,

@noidea @fu

Thanks for your feedback, this was very helpful! It seems to be indeed related to the configuration of Nerdica.net.

On Nerdica.net, I get the following link after entering a location name or "lat, lon":
nominatim.openstreetmap.org/se…

On Libranet.de, the link does not contain the ".php":
E.g. from this post: libranet.de/display/0b6b25a8-2…
-> nominatim.openstreetmap.org/se…

Maybe @ij can have a look at the configuration of Nerdica.net to check why the ".php" is added in the link?

@ij would it also be possible to enable the "nominatim" addon on Nerdica.net to resolve lat/lon to a location name in a post with location?
wiki.friendi.ca/addons/start#m…

Probably this will then create "complete" location objects with latitude and longitude in a post.

Currently I still don't understand how it is possible that this post from Libranet.de with a "location.name"(?) shown with "nominatim"-URL...
libranet.de/display/0b6b25a8-2…
-> nominatim.openstreetmap.org/se…

... is shown as a "map"-URL with "location.latitude"(?) and "location.longitude"(?) on Nerdica.net:
nerdica.net/display/0b6b25a8-2…
-> openstreetmap.org/?mlat=34.004…

I guess this is somehow done by the "openstreetmap" addon, but this is active on both instances. Why does Libranet.de not show the "map"-URL as well?
Really confusing... 😁

phil,

@ij @noidea Thanks for activating the addon and for the PR regarding the .php!

Still it seems that activating the nominatim addon didn't have any effect. It seems that this addon only gets active if a post has "coord" set.
git.friendi.ca/friendica/frien…

But if I create a post with a location by clicking the Pin icon (see screenshot above), the coordinates from the Browser get filled into the input field. It seems that this is the "location" field, not the "coord"?
That's why the addon does nothing with a post which is written from the Friendica web interface.
git.friendi.ca/friendica/frien…

Perhaps @heluecht can shed some light on how this is supposed to work?

This post here contains a complete location object with latitude and longitude, but no map is shown in Friendica and also no location name is shown instead of the latitude and longitude in brackets under the timestamp (Frio theme):

nerdica.net/display/0834f4cd-c…

location.edent.tel/posts/65bce…

"location":{"name":"Mozilla London","type":"Place","longitude":"-0.1272066","latitude":"51.5103526"}

The post seems to have the correct format:
w3.org/TR/activitystreams-voca…

Friendica just shows the coordinates, nothing else.
The link however is the "map" link, not the "nominatim search" link. This seems to be done by the "openstreetmap addon".
git.friendi.ca/friendica/frien…

It looks like
a) It's not possible to add coodinates to a post from the Friendica web UI, it's only possible to add a location name (even the format "lat, lon" is a location name)
b) The "openstreetmap addon" doesn't show a map (at least not on Nerdica, could be a config thing), but it generates a map link if a post has valid location.latitude and location.longitude values
c) The "nominatim addon" does not reverse geocode coordinates to show a location name - should it do this?

Additionally wouldn't this be better:
d) If coordinates are put into the location field from the browser in "lat, lon" format (auto-filled in this format), Friendica should parse this and use it as latitude and longitude values instead of a location name for the post.
e) If a location name is put into the location field, it should somehow also be possible to set the coordinates (automatically?) - perhaps a new addon would be necessary for this to geocode the location name and enrich the post with coordinates.
f) It would be nice to somehow add a location with latitude, longitude and name manually.
g) If a post doesn't have a location name, but only latitude and longitude, Friendica should look up the location name with the nominatim/geocoordinates/geonames addon and show this name instead of the coordinates. Or do these addons have a different function? If the post has coordinates and a location name, the name should be shown instead of the coordinates.

phil, to helpers German

Hi! How can I write a public unlisted post? I only see the option to write a public listed post or restrict it to contacts/groups.
Also if I select "unlisted" in Fedilab, the post is public and listed after sending.
Same for replies to Mastodon from the web UI/Fedilab - how can I reply unlisted, but public?

I only found out how to post unlisted to forums by using ! instead of @ (like on this post).

Thanks!

phil,

I see, thanks! Was this just not considered yet? Or is this by design for Friendica?
It's confusing that Fedilab allows to select the option (as well as other apps). And it would be nice to change this on a per-post basis, especially for replies.

theendismeh, (edited ) to opensource

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    phil,

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