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Paul Schoe @paulschoe@mastodon.world · 4d ago
Just an observation: Most toots by people whom I follow, I do not see from their posts, but due to BOOSTS or QUOTES by other people I follow. Remember: On Mastodon, WE are the algorithm. You like it? Then Boost it! #Mastodon #Boost #Quotes #Algorithms
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Robin Evans @Robinzz3@aus.social · 5d ago
FACEBOOK IS TOXIC. META IS AWFUL. WHY CONTINUE FEEDING IT? 💎 Nearly everyone complains about Facebook and Meta. The algorithms are toxic. The advertising is invasive. The outrage is manufactured. CHILDREN ARE BEING HARMED. Privacy is disappearing. And then millions of people open Facebook or Instagram. Again. And again. I genuinely do not understand it. If you believe these companies are damaging children, manipulating attention, and making billions from human vulnerability, why are you still giving them your presence? Especially the parents. If Facebook and Instagram are unhealthy for your children, what exactly are you modeling by remaining there yourself? “We know this place is harmful, darling, but Mummy and Daddy have photographs to look at.” I left Meta years ago. I didn’t die. My friends did not evaporate. Civilization continued. There is email. There are phones. THERE IS THE OPEN WEB. There is even the terrifying possibility of seeing another human being, god forbid, in person. Meta survives because people who complain about it continue supplying exactly what it needs: Their attention. Their relationships. Their outrage. THEIR CHILDREN. You do not have to wait for Zuckerberg to become a better person. You can simply leave today. The door swings both ways. #Facebook #Meta #Instagram #SocialMedia #Algorithms #BigTech #DigitalWellbeing #OnlineSafety #ChildSafety #Privacy #AttentionEconomy #TechEthics #SocialMediaAddiction #Zuckerberg #DeleteFacebook
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Dr. Anna Latour @anna@mathstodon.xyz · Aug 06, 2026
My wonderful PhD adviser is hiring! He's searching for a PhD student to work on combining search algorithms and machine learning. He's at the department where I did my MSc research back in the day, and where I had an amazing time. https://www.kuleuven.be/personeel/jobsite/jobs/60705642?lang=en #PhDLife #AcademicMastodon #AcademicChatter #GetFediHired #Belgium #MachineLearning #ComputerScience #Algorithms #Optimization
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FinchHaven hachy @FinchHaven@hachyderm.io · Aug 04, 2026
Replying to @spacebug@infosec.exchange
@spacebug@infosec.exchange "spacebug joined infosec . exchange on Jul 20, 2026" You're new here You have a lot to learn, to put it mildly How many #Hashtags do you follow? How many #Filters have you set up? Those are *your* #Algorithms...
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Jim Garrett @JimG@toot.cat · Jul 24, 2026
I've just made arrangements to get a Cala heat-pump water heater thermal battery installed: https://www.calasystems.com/ We also looked at: https://www.reservoirhome.com/ This looks good too and I would be happy with either. Cala is made in the US and is already supported by Home Assistant Free/Libre/Open-source home automation software: https://www.home-assistant.io/ I refer to these as "thermal batteries" because they allow you to use energy at the time of your choosing, and use it later. This will be the first time I've had the option to choose how much electricity I'm using, and when. (Other than setting my electric car's charging time and level.) Both Reservoir and Cala come with adaptive control algorithms that learn your usage patterns. This is potentially *very useful* for a heat-pump water heater, because heat pumps heat water slowly but efficiently. Predictive/adaptive planning can minimize relying on backup electric resistance heating. A grand(iose) idea: getting Embedded Common Lisp (ECL) running on a Raspbery Pi running Home Assistant to predict need for hot water, car charging, and home heating. I'm imagining fitting single-hidden-layer quantile neural nets (to predict the median and, say, 10% and 90% quantiles, useful for planning purposes) using SPSA: https://www.jhuapl.edu/spsa/ I imagine a modest processor could chew on the fitting for a while, using little memory, and come up with something pretty good. It would be awesome if a small processor running Home Assistant could do this on its own. Totally scratching an itch rather than fulfilling a real need, except that (I think) most existing algorithms are proprietary. E.g., Kraken: https://www.kraken.tech/residential-flexibility #algorithms #AI #homeassistant #thermalbatteries
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silverpill @silverpill@mitra.social · Jul 21, 2026
Replying to @greyarea@mitra.vpclmulqdq.moe
@greyarea@mitra.vpclmulqdq.moe I added HPKE algorithm parameters to the FEP: https://codeberg.org/silverpill/feps/src/branch/main/0806/fep-0806.md#algorithms KEM: DHKEM(X25519, HKDF-SHA256) AEAD: ChaCha20Poly1305 KDF: HKDF-SHA256 "info" string: fep-0806-info "aad" string: fep-0806-aad Does it look right? KEM/AEAD/KDF choices are not my preferences, I just copied them from another HPKE+ed25519 implementation.
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Rafael Pérez ☀️ @rperezrosario@mastodon.social · Jul 19, 2026
Google IDX Product Manager Kirupa Chinnathambi writes a code-backed, step-by-step review of Dijkstra's famous graph algorithm, depth, and breadth first search, touching up on Bellman-Ford and A*. This reminded me of a uni assignment where we recommended shortest path routes to passengers based on geo data from London Tube stations, using A* to compute them. "Dijkstra's Shortest Path Algorithm" #algorithms #datastructures #graphs #dfs #bfs #dijkstra #astar #compsci #javascript #programming
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Robert Varipapa @drrjv@mastodon.social · Jul 15, 2026
Code for the People We have traded a free internet for a collection of walled gardens. Today, a handful of digital landlords use #Algorithms to dictate our reality, while closed AI threatens to change the ways we connect. We are at a breaking point: we can either let gatekeepers continue to consolidate their power, or we can reclaim the #OpenSource spirit that built the web in the first place #mastodon #pixelfed #x #Facebook #Instagram #Google #Meta #TikTok #Twitter https://codeforthepeople.com/
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Moving Head Ministries @brazeL@norden.social · Jul 14, 2026
Replying to @tomkindlon@disabled.social
@tomkindlon@disabled.social @mecfs@fedigroups.social SInce half a year after the first crash, a friend of mine uses the #Garmin Venu 3 with #HR monitoring and HRV and alarms, 'cause he didn't trust his feelngs, just the facts. For pacing essential. Connected it to #influx and #grafana for a deeper view. Tried it with #Apple, but they measure the #HRV not at night, but over the whole day with some #algorithms. Additionially he has the data from 3 yrs. #withings #scanwatch without HRV measurement.
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