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name: Deploy Website name: Deploy Website
on: [push] on:
push:
branches:
- main
jobs: jobs:
build: build:

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[submodule "brainsteam/themes/hugo-ink"] [submodule "brainsteam/themes/hugo-ink"]
path = brainsteam/themes/hugo-ink path = brainsteam/themes/hugo-ink
url = https://git.jamesravey.me/ravenscroftj/hugo-ink.git url = https://git.jamesravey.me/ravenscroftj/hugo-ink.git
[submodule "brainsteam/themes/Mainroad"]
path = brainsteam/themes/Mainroad
url = ssh://git@git.jamesravey.me:222/ravenscroftj/Mainroad.git

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baseURL = "https://brainsteam.co.uk/" baseURL = "https://brainsteam.co.uk/"
languageCode = "en-us" languageCode = "en-us"
title = "Brainsteam" title = "Brainsteam"
theme='hugo-ink' #theme='hugo-ink'
paginate=5 theme='Mainroad'
paginate=10
disqusShortname = "brainsteam" disqusShortname = "brainsteam"
copyright = "© James Ravenscroft" copyright = "© James Ravenscroft"
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#googleAnalytics = "UA-186263385-1" #googleAnalytics = "UA-186263385-1"
post_meta = ["author", "date", "categories", "translations"] # Order of post meta information
[outputs] [outputs]
home = ["HTML", "RSS", "JSON"] home = ["HTML", "RSS", "JSON"]
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subtitle = "Digital Home of James Ravenscroft: CTO @ <a href=\"https://filament.ai\">Filament</a>, Machine Learning and NLP PhD (nerd)" authorbox= true
subtitle = "Digital Home of James Ravenscroft Machine Learning and NLP specialist and software generalist"
avatar = "/images/avatar_small.png" avatar = "/images/avatar_small.png"
favicon = "/images/favicon.png" favicon = "/images/favicon.png"
mainSections = ["post", "note"] mainSections = ["post","note","reply","like","repost","bookmark", "watch"]
indieWebSections = ["note","reply","like","repost","bookmark", "watch"]
[Author] # Used in authorbox
name = "James Ravenscroft"
bio = "James is an NLP and Machine Learning specialist and software generalist, currently CTO at Filament and previously an IBMer"
avatar = "img/avatar.png"
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image = "/images/avatar_small.png"
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home = "right" # Configure layout for home page
list = "right" # Configure layout for list pages
single = false # Configure layout for single pages
# Enable widgets in given order
widgets = ["search", "recent", "categories", "taglist", "social", "languages"]
[[menu.main]] [[menu.main]]
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<blockquote>But - as the overall network has grown exponentially the network topology has changed. Digg, Reddit, Hacker News etc all still exist but the audience you can reach with a “homepage” hit there has become much smaller relative to the overall size of the network. And getting a homepage hit there is harder than ever because the volume of content has increased exponentially</blockquote>A similar dynamic can now be observed in the mass migration from twitter to mastodon. People who were successful at using the big "homepage" of twitter are likely to be a bit thrown by the fediverse but it represents an opportunity to connect with a smaller but more specialised audience.

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<blockquote>
Is it possible to annotate links in Hypothes.is that are in the Internet Archive? My browser bookmarklet for it doesn’t work on such archived pages... in some cases this would be very useful to be able to do. For instance, Manfred Kuehns blog was discontinued in 2018, and more recently removed entirely from Blogspot where it was hosted. The archived versions are the only current source for those blogpostings. This means there is no ‘original’ page online anymore to gather the annotations around.
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This is a great point and use case - I often worry about content I care about and have spent time thinking about disappearing. I run my own archive using <a href="https://github.com/ArchiveBox/ArchiveBox">ArchiveBox</a>. I see that the Hypothes.is bookmarklet seems to work for archive.org but only in chrome. Also, it doesn't play nice with archivebox yet. I might have to see if I can get it working at some point.

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<blockquote>Whatever your thing is, make the thing you wish you had found when you were learning. Don’t judge your results by “claps” or retweets or stars or upvotes - just talk to yourself from 3 months ago</blockquote>Completely agree, this is a great intrinsic metric to measure the success of your work by.

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<blockquote>It took me a while to grok where dbt comes in the stack but now that I (think) I have it, it makes a lot of sense. I can also see why, with my background, I had trouble doing so. Just as Apache Kafka isn’t easily explained as simply another database, another message queue, etc, dbt isn’t just another Informatica, another Oracle Data Integrator. It’s not about ETL or ELT - it’s about T alone. With that understood, things slot into place. This isn’t just my take on it either - dbt themselves call it out on their blog:</blockquote>Also - just because their "pricing" page caught me off guard and their website isn't that clear (until you click through to the technical docs) - I thought it's worth calling out that DBT appears to be an open-core platform. They have a SaaS offering and also an open source python command-line tool - it seems that these articles are about the latter

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<blockquote>the work that needs to be done is not a finite list of tasks, it is a neverending stream. Clothes are always getting worn down, food is always getting eaten, code is always in motion. The goal is not to finish all the work before you; for that is impossible. The goal is simply to move through the work. Instead of struggling to reach the end of the stream, simply focus on moving along it.</blockquote>This is true and worth remembering. It is very easy to fall into the mindset of "I'll rest when I'm finished"

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Yeah totally! In my opinion AP is a really nicely designed protocol that does what it is designed to do very well. I've been playing with indieweb tech (micropub/sub/webmentions etc) to get a similar suite of behaviour but I guess these technologies are even less widely supported than AP and of course there are more moving parts to configure. Essentially, given that [you basically have to be a web developer to use them](https://hyp.is/jrrh0G1rEe2SI2OlykvzjQ/mxb.dev/blog/the-indieweb-for-everyone/), they're probably not gonna see mass adoption outside of webdev/programmer circles I think (maybe "mass adoption" isn't what we want but it'd be nice to see more niche bloggers with other interests getting involved I guess).
To be honest I am just curious to see what an AP implementation would look like for my current web setup and how it would compare in terms of a) code complexity and b) performance/compute intensity - might make for a fun weekend project and blog post!

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text: there's actually a typo here - it is "an" not "any" in the [original document](https://www.ref.ac.uk/2014/media/ref/content/pub/assessmentframeworkandguidanceonsubmissions/GOS%20including%20addendum.pdf)
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there's actually a typo here - it is "an" not "any" in the [original document](https://www.ref.ac.uk/2014/media/ref/content/pub/assessmentframeworkandguidanceonsubmissions/GOS%20including%20addendum.pdf)

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