Notices by 🎓 Dr. Freemo :jpf: 🇳🇱 (freemo@qoto.org), page 54

@Iambharani This cant be... where would the purple come from? Should form Sodium Hydroxide and hydrogen gas.. Looks more like iodine metal and water to me.

@Iambharani This cant be... where would the purple come from? Should form Sodium Hydroxide and hydrogen gas.. Looks more like iodine metal and water to me.

@newt

https://qoto.org/@freemo/103363422729608704

@DissidentKitty

@newt

You wouldnt be the first new user from something like this :)

@DissidentKitty

@ben

Thats correct, he does use the free QOTO git service to host his code, many users take advantage of our free git service in the fediverse it is open to any open source projects.

@rgx @MiriMayhem @DissidentKitty

@design_RG

Already replied.mHe is just some dude from Holland who runs a bunch of instances I met once. {eople block him for running multiple instances mostly, some people dont like him. I dunno Sander seemed ok when I met him.

@shibaprasad @mngrif @requrious @DissidentKitty

@rgx

Sanders is this guy @snder He took a train out to Utrecht once where I met him, seemed like a decent enough guy to me. I dont know all the instances he runs though, i know it is more than one.

He has nothing to do with me in terms of instances, though I do know who he is and he seems like a decent guy other than running a few instances.

@ben @MiriMayhem @DissidentKitty

@berkes

I'll check them out, thanks

@duckduckgo

@shibaprasad

One of our moderators even came out on QOTO as bi a few months before being elected as moderator ( @mngrif )

I mean the more you look at it it the more absurd the accusations sound.

@requrious @DissidentKitty @design_RG

@georgia Most places, especially big places, try to hire more people at christmas at a higher than usual wage just to staff the place. I would always look for christmas jobs thanks to all the extra money... I dont see it as a bad thing from my perspective as someone who worked those jobs

I've considered these sorts of threads a lot in the past, ever since the Wil Wheaton disgrace that was the Fediverse...

I actually see them as a good thing for QOTO for two reasons.

1) Since they present no evidence and are easily debunked the only sort of people who give them any attention are the people who don't really care about facts or truth. These are exactly the people we hope will block QOTO since they are only likely to be noise and drama without much good coming from it anyway.

2) For everyone else who sees the post but actually demand evidence, well for those people its basically free word-of mouth about our instance. These are the people we want to attract and these are also the people likely to sign up to see the timeline for themselves, and stay.

So really its good no matter how you slice it.

@shibaprasad @DissidentKitty @design_RG @requrious

@xyfdi

Depends, is the teacher forced into a public system, or can they choose to enter a compeltely privatized education system if they wish?

I'd say since teachers can always opt not to work in a public system, if they wish, then their labour is not significantly devalued.

Good point though. Thing is a medical doctor in a fully socialized healthcare system, for example, cant really choose to treat patients 100% privatized, he isnt given that option, teachers are.

@Mac_CZ

I've considered these sorts of threads a lot in the past, ever since the Wil Wheaton disgrace that was the Fediverse...

I actually see them as a good thing for QOTO for two reasons.

1) Since they present no evidence and are easily debunked the only sort of people who give them any attention are the people who don't really care about facts or truth. These are exactly the people we hope will block QOTO since they are only likely to be noise and drama without much good coming from it anyway.

2) For everyone else who sees the post but actually demand evidence, well for those people its basically free word-of mouth about our instance. These are the people we want to attract and these are also the people likely to sign up to see the timeline for themselves, and stay.

So really its good no matter how you slice it.

@shibaprasad @DissidentKitty @design_RG @requrious

@DissidentKitty

Are you suggesting people that own businesses are somehow evil now? I fail to see how that is even relevant.

It seems he is more bothered by the dishonesty in the accusation than any fear of repercussions really.

@design_RG @requrious

The reason we got into joinmastodon.org is because our timeline reviewed and any reports made on the system was reviewed. They couldnt find a single incident of sexism or racism or any other sort of hate speech that wasnt promptly addressed by a moderator...

If you'd like to claim that we "clearly don't" follow the server covenant (which is in fact our rules explicitly do follow) then can you please point us to a single incident where the covenant was violated.

As Rob said, your welcome to come review our timeline and try to find such an incident.

@requrious
@DissidentKitty

@Absinthe

Sorry my last reply was intended for another post.

Its part of a SWR meter I developed, it is an old picture, one sec I'll find it.

@radiofreqs @crunchy

it looks for all nodes that have a property called "fingerprint" with a value called "DEADF00D" that does not have a property called "dirty".. If there are no nodes that match that criteria then it takes all nodes and edges with a property of "dirty" and a value of "1" and drops the dirty property from it.

I had to implement something akin to optimistic locking which means when i add a bunch of nodes and edges to the graph at first they get added one at a time with a property set called "dirty" and a value that is some sort of UUID for all the nodes/edges in the transaction.

Then I write a step that validates it and either drops the dirty property if the transaction is successful or if the transaction fails then all nodes/edges that are dirty are dropped entierly and the transaction can be reattempted.

@Absinthe it looks for all nodes that have a property called "fingerprint" with a value called "DEADF00D" that does not have a property called "dirty".. If there are no nodes that match that criteria then it takes all nodes and edges with a property of "dirty" and a value of "1" and drops the dirty property from it.

I had to implement something akin to optimistic locking which means when i add a bunch of nodes and edges to the graph at first they get added one at a time with a property set called "dirty" and a value that is some sort of UUID for all the nodes/edges in the transaction.

Then I write a step that validates it and either drops the dirty property if the transaction is successful or if the transaction fails then all nodes/edges that are dirty are dropped entierly and the transaction can be reattempted.

So Gremlin Python ( Tinkerpop 3 ) does not have transaction support. So only way to get transaction like behavior is to make sure you do everything in a single database traversal.

Because I am writing an ORM / OGM model as my base that means I needed to implement something that looks like optimistic locking all my own (only works on immutable write-only graphs). Its a huge pain in the ass.

Anyway after half a day I finally figured out this is the traversal I need to resolve my optimistic lock when creating a single new node in the DB:

session.g.E().has('dirty',1).aggregate('x').fold().V().has('dirty',1).aggregate('x').choose(__.V().hasLabel('account').has("fingerprint", "DEADF00D").hasNot('dirty').count().is_(0), __.select('x').unfold().properties('dirty').drop()).iterate()

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