Memes are basically just ways of making fun of certain pictures, a lot of the time, they happen to be real people caught at a weird or funny moment and the catchy tag you put on the picture is what makes it funny.

I am surprised to see no honorable mention here, because a "book log" sounds a lot like a reference manager. The best free/open-source one I know of is Zotero: https://www.zotero.org

From your list of desired features above, it can do:

• tagging of items (automatically when collecting items with the browser button, manually, or a mix of both automatic tags and your own tags)
• notes as attachments to an item
• bookmarks as an URL attached to an item (and actually, most item types collected with the browser button have the URL saved by default)
• making items and their annotations public on your profile on zotero.org
• shareable format: you can export in many formats, from simple printout kind of formats (HTML) to formats fully re-importable into another instance of Zotero
• query: not sure it has all the capabilities of a relational database, but you can search based on any piece of metadata found in your items, you can build arbitrarily complex search queries, you can save searches (they will materialize in the interface as "dynamic folders" containing the search results automatically as new items added to your library match the query)

For dealing with prioritization, you would have to come up with your own system. The workflow described here uses the tag system for this (with custom tags to mark status "to read", "read", etc.): https://incenp.org/notes/2019/managing-academic-literature.html

Have your tried Roam Research?

DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2020.10.061

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Curator: @Naa003

SciCrunch record: RRID:AB_2556564

Curator comments: V5 Tag Monoclonal Antibody Thermo Fisher Scientific Cat# R960-25

What is this?

After speaking to the folks at Plausible they pointed me to this page on the digital ocean community forums:

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/what-kind-of-electricity-do-you-run-on

And this one here:

https://www.interxion.com/why-interxion/sustainability

The TLDR version is that the servers they are using are run by Digital Ocean, who lease from Interxion, who source the power for the datacentre from renewables.

Interxion themselves are owned by Digital Realty, who do release figures, but not at a granularity to confirm.

Once there is info from Interxion, it's possible to confirm this.

Ich bin ein großer iPad-Fan und nutze meines jeden Tag für Handschriftliches.

Dieser Aktion ist bestimmt eine gründliche Evaluierung der Optionen vorausgegangen und es ist toll, dass unsere Schulen jetzt besser ausgestattet werden, gar keine Frage.

Trotzdem nagt die Erkenntnis an mir, dass ein iPad doch in erster Linie ein Konsum- und Kommunikationsgerät und weniger ein Kreativwerkzeug ist. Ich frage mich deshalb, ob die iPads nicht zumindest um günstige Laptops mit Tastatur ergänzt werden sollten.

Ich schreibe diesen Kommentar übrigens gerade auf einem RaspberryPi für 100€. Davon bekommt man so etwa vier Stück für den Preis eines iPads. Und unglaublich viel mehr Möglichkeiten.

I mostly use it to define the UI as a more app-centric alternative to HTML/CSS.

I suggest to add a link to his biography or any other link that tells the reader who he is

Pour la bibliographie issue d'internet, il faut uniformiser dans un sens où dans l'autre : certains sites portent la mention "Consulté le", d'autres non.

Mint Wikipedia szerkesztésért "felelős" jelzem: ne törődj ezzel! Nem számít túlzottan, ha majd az "supervisor"-ok mégis jeleznek (amit nekem fognak), teszek valamit. A tag törölhető - szerintem.

Welche Relevanz haben Datum und Zeitpunkt der Verabreichung?

rating scale evaluation

DOI: 10.1016/j.ajhg.2020.10.012

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Curator: @Naa003

SciCrunch record: RRID:AB_309938

Curator comments: Anti-Myc Tag, clone 4A6 antibody Millipore Cat# 05-724

What is this?

Look at her face, its kinda the face like oh you guys are finally noticing this. I think it's really good that they are noticing these things and working to stop it. It's really good that people are still talking about this because if they dont I feel that some may start to forget.

hozzáadtam (2020.11.15)

git tag V1

git tag V1

Alapító tag

Julian claims Tinder is monetizing on signal amplifiers like Boost and Super Like.

Julian Lehr posits that because software purchases are less visible, their signalling power is reduced. This is why, for instance, you don't see any luxury software products: Because you cannot signal you're in on it.

测试tags

If you use Roam as a CRM, in your daily note you can simply tag a person you just had a meeting with and log some notes. Those notes will then show up under that person in the linked references under a block for the current date.

So in one sentence, with using only your keyboard, you've created a meeting note linked to a person and linked to a specific date.

With any other solution you'd have to navigate to a person, create an entry, set a date and write the note.

This "decide where to put it" step is completely replaced with "what entities does this pertain to".

Nat's conclusion is correct, but his reason for arriving at that conclusion is wrong.

You're not faced with the question of where to put things with Roam because you can do the following:

(1) You can tag a new entry on the fly, in-line, CLI style. (2) If the tag exists, it will autocomplete, if it doesn't you can create it with no extra effort (3) Any tags you add are links to their respective pages, which allows you to (a) navigate their as soon as you've typed the tag/page name and (b) it creates a backlink on those pages so your new entry is automatically linked to from there.

I think Nat touches on an important use case here, but I wouldn't call it "moving laterally while retaining vertical references."

He's referring to a link to the book Emergency, not some content of the book itself. So each page can link to the book, that's not novel.

What is novel is that when entering in the book into your Roam database you can tag it with Prepping and Neil Strauss and it will show up under those pages automatically.

Nat says that tags are everything and nothing, but I don't agree with that.

Pages consist of blocks.

A reference to a page is treated in the exact same way as a tag.

A block is not treated in the same way. A block is not a tag.

Do you like this reason?

How long do ebooks last?

Has one of your ebooks ever become damaged?

Have you ever lost an ebook?

Are people willing to pay for convenience?

Explain why ebooks sometimes cost more than physical books.

Do you think this is true for authors who don't have a following?

How is the pricing system for ebooks different from the one for physical books?

Who else needs to be paid besides just the author?

Does this surprise you?

Great list! Some things we didn't think about until we needed them are:

• stroller organizer
• teethers
• crinkly books
• pacifier holders but ones that could probably hold other things too like teethers or wubba nubs
• baby sunglasses
• Milkies trays - you'll want 1oz milk cubes for putting in the boon silicone thing when she's teething and in the beginning you'll bag and freeze less oz so as not to waste but then she'll grow and need just one oz more so you can defrost 1oz at a time.
• If you are going to try to breastfeed have emergency formula on hand in case it doesn't go well or an emergency where Rob will have to feed. These single packets are great because you can put some in the diaper bag for just in case & I found out that once you open a tin of formula you must use w/in 30 days so if it's just for emergencies the tin is a waste.
• A very Extra purchase but we LOVE it: a baby cam for the car instead of the stupid mirrors that really don't work--it also has night vision so you can see them at night whereas you can't see them with a mirror. We have the Yada and love it but it looks like there are now some cheaper ones that are highly reviewed.
• diaper caddy so you can change diapers in any room
• these washable portable changing pads-one in the caddy, one in the car, one in your diaper bag
• reusable swim diaper
• a brush, we obviously knew our kid would have hair, maybe a toss up with your kid
• this is the baby sunscreen we got thinkbaby) & Babo
• a giant play mat to roll out and away
• spray oxy clean or the powder to soak all the dirty stuff
• if you are up for (evidence-based, because I'm a researcher nerd) pregnancy and parenting book recs I LOVE Emily Oster
• a foot stool for your glider while nursing
• socks, are the worst so we love the booties with snaps: zutano
• Baby tylenol
• Baby saline drops
• baby vitamin D drops
• a giant water bottle (insulated if you prefer cold water) with a STRAW -- you don't have two hands ever again to unscrew a top and you'll be thirsty all the time while breastfeeding
• a nightstand next to your glider stocked with more water and granola bars, protein bars, (or in my case, poptarts). You'll be so hungry at 2am
• BLACKOUT curtains! These travel ones are great because you can put them up wherever for naps.
• a giant basket to hold toys/books/blankets

Why do we need this proprietary service?

So they can track us when we go to: http://svelte-autocomplete.surge.sh/?ref=madewithsvelte.com ?

Rather than bookmark/use https://madewithsvelte.com/svelte-autocomplete I would prefer to just use https://github.com/elcobvg/svelte-autocomplete as the canonical URL for this project.

tag cloud

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Jelentése: kulcsszavak vizuális ábrázolása

kulcsszavak vizuális ábrázolása

Because the use of hashtags is inline and you can turn regular words into hashtags (and therefor channels), there is no friction to do so.

Hashtags have the added benefit that they won't show up for others if they're not used.

If you look at which hashtags are being used (trending), you get a taxonomy of micro-contexts, ranked by popularity, with which you can navigate Twitter. All from the bottom up.

The folksonomic approach (user-generated tagging) is beneficial because it allows complexity to emerge bottom-up.

Twitter's hashtags form a dual purpose. They label a status with a certain tag, telling us something about the intended context of that Tweet.

The ease of which makes it frictionless for anyone to jump into the conversation.

But they also equip an interested eavesdropper with the ability to follow along with a conversation. This idea (at the time this was being discussed at Twitter) was already happening with Flickr and Delicious tags.

The idea of:

When you use a hastag and the channel with that name doesn't exist, it gets created, is an idea that came from IRC.

The requirements [[Joe Messina]] laid out for a concept of "channels" on Twitter was that:

1. It shouldn't add any friction to his current use
2. It shouldn't require any web-based management to make the most of

Twitter of 2020 satisfies these requirements. You just type #something, and you can click on that hash or search for it to see results.

[[Joe Messina]] details an example from [[Jaiku]] where you can create a channel by simply posting a message that starts with a hash (#). If the channel doesn't exist, it will be created for you.

[[Joe Messina]]'s reason for suggesting the hashtag was his interest in having "better eavesdropping experience on Twitter"

Az SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language, szabványos általános jelölőnyelv) egy ISO szabványos jelölőnyelv dokumentumformátumok leírására. Az SGML elődjét, a GML-t (Generalized Markup Language) az 1960-as években fejlesztette ki az IBM-nél Charles Goldfarb, Edward Mosher és Raymond Lorie (családnevük kezdőbetűi alapján találta ki Goldfarb a GML nevet). Ennek leszármazottja az SGML, ami 1986-ban lett ISO ( International Organization for Standardization) szabvány.[1]

Az SGML egy absztrakt szintaxist biztosít, amit sokféle alkalmazásban használhatunk. A szabványos szintaktika lehetővé teszi, hogy az ilyen formátumú dokumentumokat egy általános célú értelmezővel (parser) könnyen beolvashassuk, írhassuk vagy formailag ellenőrizhessük. SGML-ben a jelölések (tag) jelentése nincs meghatározva, ez mindig az SGML-t használó alkalmazás feladata (például a HTML-ben, ami az egyik legismertebb SGML alkalmazás, a jelöléseknek már konkrét jelentésük van, és a jelölések értékkészlete véges).

DOI: 10.1016/j.celrep.2020.108332

Resource: (Cell Signaling Technology Cat# 3724, RRID:AB_1549585)

Curator: @Naa003

SciCrunch record: RRID:AB_1549585

Curator comments: Rabbit Anti-HA-Tag Monoclonal Antibody, Unconjugated, Clone C29F4 Cell Signaling Technology Cat# 3724

What is this?

practicing

Muss vor dem Tag der offenen Tür auf jeden Fall da hin ;-). (Note to myself)

Ignoring official advice

See: https://github.com/sveltejs/svelte/issues/5158

I also tried to use <!-- svelte-ignore unused-export-let --> before the script tag but still no chance.

test note

test note

I'm assuming Libby means that Rob Giampietro is on the other side of the argument where viewing design as something to be optimized for efficiency undermines that high dollar price tag that institutions have marketed as only possible by studying with them. But she is on the side that, that thinking is irrelevant to how design ought to progress.

Most people would embed a YouTube video. Nice to see no dependency on 3rd-party service here.

I like that the tags were student generated. Personally, when given a list to choose a tag from sometimes I don't feel the tag is listed that is most appropriate. I enjoy that students were able to create their own tags to summarize the main issue of their letter.

For example, Samuel H. chose a "classroom" tag that peaked my interest. I was curious to explore what issues in the classroom he believed should be addressed. This is one of the aspects that stood out to me.

Welche Rolle spielt das Training von Algorithmen? Wie funktioniert es?

Reviewer #1:

H3K14ub is a histone modification that facilitates deposition of H3K9me on heterochromatin in fission yeast, but the mechanism by which this modification stimulates Clr4 was unknown. Using mutants and HDX, the authors identified the interaction surface of Clr4 for H3K14ub, which they used to design mutants that responded poorly to H3K14ub stimulation. In vivo, these mutations resulted in loss of heterochromatin marks and defects in heterochromatin-based silencing, suggesting that H3K14ub stimulation is essential to K9me-mediated silencing. Finally, the authors show that human SUV39H2 but not G9a or Arabidopsis SUVH4 can be stimulated by H3K14ub in a similar manner.

The authors provided biochemical and structural insights into the mechanism that increases the H3K9-specific methyltransferase activity of Clr4 by H3K14ub. Although H3K14ub-mediated promotion of H3K9 methylation is shown in Oya et al. EMBO Rep 2019, this study further characterizes the potential mechanism. However, there are some issues with the results that need to be resolved.

1) Similarity and difference with the previous study. As the authors acknowledge, this manuscript builds on a previous study by Oya et al. 2019, however I think the similarities and the differences need to be made even more explicit and better addressed.

a) The authors should clearly state that Figure 1B and 1C are basically a confirmation of Oya et al. 2019.

b) I am more puzzled by the difference in the mapping of the region required for H3K14ub stimulation. The authors suggest that a difference in the preparation of the recombinant proteins might be responsible. This can and should be tested as it would seemingly be a simple experiment (compare with and without GST tag).

c) Possibly to reconcile their findings with the previous report the authors state in the description of Fig. 1 that "the N-terminus plays a regulatory role in the sensing of H3K14ub by the catalytic domain" but I don't see this reflected in the data show in Fig. 1C, given that the degree of stimulation is very similar for KMT and FL.

2) Stimulation-defective mutants. The authors should carefully discuss the stimulation-defective mutants, which should be premised on the retention of their methyltransferase activity on unmodified H3. The authors claim that 30% loss of activity of the Clr4 KMT mutants on unmodified H3 is observed in Figure S3C (Pg 11 line 15), but this cannot be determined from the graph provided, which is normalized to unmodified H3. The authors should (1) make another graph to show the 30% loss and (2) compare Clr4 KMT mutants with catalytic-dead Clr4 KMT or dissolution buffer (no protein). It is still possible that GS253 and F3A mutations simply reduce MTase activity, thus displaying lower activity than WT in the presence of H3K14ub, which would also suggest a different interpretation for the results in vivo.

3) Heterochromatin localization of Clr4 mutants. The FLAG ChIP results in Fig. 4E is not very informative, as with the loss of heterochromatin a loss of Clr4 is predicted. If the authors want to test whether the localization activity of Clr4 mutants is intact, (1) FLAG ChIP in the clr4+, Flag-Clr4GS253/F3A background (i.e., two clr4 alleles exist) or (2) in vitro H3K9me2/3 binding assay should be performed. Since Clr4 N-terminus might regulate MTase activity as discussed in Pg 18 line 19, it is also possible that amino acid substitutions in the KMT region affect the function of N-terminus, including CD. The co-IP in Fig. 4C is not sufficient to clarify this point as Clr4 directly binds heterochromatin via its CD, in addition to the CLRC-mediated mechanism, and it is unclear if this is affected in the mutants.

4) Allosteric vs. binding regulation. On Pg. 11, the authors suggest that an allosteric mechanism is at play, but this is not supported by the data. In fact the observation that providing ubiquitin in trans does not stimulate and rather inhibits the activity on H3K14ub would suggest that the ubiquitin just increases binding affinity. To clarify this the authors should measure binding affinity of WT and mutants to the H3 peptide with and without ubiquitin.

Reviewer #2:

This manuscript further characterizes the role of HILPDA/HIG2 in TAG/LD biology. The major finding is that HILPDA interacts with and promotes DGAT activity and TAG synthesis, which is novel given that HILPDA has largely been thought to regulate TAG turnover as a lipolytic inhibitor.

Characterization of the interaction between HILPDA and DGAT1 (and to a lesser extent DGAT2) is the major strength of this paper and an important advancement in the field. The early parts of the paper are not particularly novel (Fig. 1) or well-designed (Fig 2. - poor NAFLD/NASH model showing almost no effects) and the study is a bit on the thin side for data.

1) The data shown in Figure 1 is not particularly striking given that HILPDA is a known target gene of PPAR-alpha, which is activated by FAs. Showing that HILPDA expression tracks with PLIN2 is also pretty obvious as PLIN2 tracks with LD accumulation. I really don't see the need/relevance of this figure.

2) The MCD diet is widely regarded as a poor model for NAFLD/NASH since it doesn't replicate human NASH in so many regards. As a result, the use of this model makes these studies less relevant. Also, it is referenced that HILPDA was found to be up in a MCD study, but why not look at the plethora of human and mouse studies of NAFLD that have done RNAseq or arrays to provide a more physiological assessment of its expression in NAFLD/NASH?

3) The conclusion that effects are independent of ATGL are not overly convincing. Since ATGListatin is not specific for ATGL (Quiroga et al. 2018), a more thorough and quantitative analysis of TAG turnover with ATGL knockdown/out is warranted if these claims are to be made.

4) Since DGAT1 mRNA is unchanged but protein goes up, it would be assumed that HILPDA is affecting DGAT1 stability/turnover. This should be considered.

Reviewer #1:

This study dissects the role of LD associated protein HILPDA in triglyceride and LD homeostasis in hepatic tissue. Using a mouse tissue-specific HILPDA KO, live cell imaging, and lipid analysis, it proposes that HILPDA promotes TAG storage in LDs independently of ATGL regulation. Instead, HILPDA is proposed to interact with DGAT1 and promote TAG synthesis/storage.

This is an interesting and potentially exciting study that provides a new insight for HILPDA in liver fat storage. The proposed model differs from previous literature that proposes HILPDA regulates lipolysis via ATGL. Unfortunately, while the data presented support a potential role for HILPDA in DGAT regulation, a clear mechanism is not identified. The first half of the paper that phenotypes loss and over-expression of HILPDA is thorough and conclusive. The latter half of the paper, investigating the interplay between HILPDA and DGAT1, appears more preliminary.

The critical issue in this study is that the nature of the HILPDA-DGAT1 interaction is not well defined. HILPDA over-expression is shown to increase DGAT1 protein levels, but the specific mechanism underlying this is not further dissected. Furthermore, it is still unclear whether this interaction is direct, or merely stochastic due to the fact that both DGAT1 and HILPDA reside on the same LDs in the experiments presented. More biochemical investigation as to whether these proteins physically interact in their native states, and if so whether that interaction affects DGAT1 enzymatic activity directly or allosterically, is required. Without this the study is mainly descriptive.

Major concerns:

1) Fig 4: overnight and acute fatty acid addition experiment: The authors propose that HILPDA enriches at sites where new fatty acids are being processed. Can you demonstrate that both these fluorescent FA species are even being incorporated into TAG during the time periods associated with the microscopy? An alternative explanation is simply that HILPDA localizes to regions of the cell where FA esterification or incorporation into other lipid species is occurring. TAG is potentially only one of many fates for these FAs. Can DGAT1/2 be colocalized with HILPDA in these experiments? Alternatively, what happens in these experiments if DGAT inhibitors are co-added with the FAs?

2) Fig 5H: The DGAT activity assays indicate that HILPDA over-expression increases the incorporation of fluorescent FA and DAG into TAG, but it is unclear as written whether these assays are normalizing for DGAT1 protein amount. Does HILPDA over-expression enhance DGAT enzymatic activity in this panel, or merely promote TAG synthesis here by the increased total DGAT protein level noted later in the study? This is a clear distinction in mechanism, and needs to be dissected further.

3) Fig 6/7: DGAT1-HILPDA interaction. The data presented in Fig 7 indicate that DGAT1 and HILPDA co-localize in cells and potentially are in very close proximity with one another. However, the data as presented are not enough to indicate whether these proteins directly interact. Do these proteins immunoprecipitate with one another? Some biochemical evidence for their interaction is necessary

4) Fig 7: relatedly, the mechanism by which DGAT1 is increased in protein level from HILPDA is also unclear. Is the protein more long-lived, or stabilized in the ER when HILPDA is over-expressed? Again, protein biochemical analysis would be helpful.

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Summary:

This study further characterizes the role of lipid droplet (LD) associated protein HILPDA in LD biology. The authors propose that HILPDA promotes triglyceride (TAG) storage in LDs by a mechanism independent of ATGL, through activation of DGAT. This is a potentially interesting finding, however, as detailed by the reviewers below, the data presented do not identify a mechanism for how HILPDA affects DGAT.

New tag?: warnings that may annoy people who intentionally do something. (Need a way to selectively silence certain warnings?)

This is true, young generation does not want to bound themselves in a permanent relationship tag because now they have lots of options due to dating apps.

This is observed in two of my letters too. Although the students tag their letters to one topic, they talk about other related issues. For example, in Vivian's letter "Problems in education", she talks about equity in education, standardized testing, and teacher pay. Her letter speaks to deeper and broader issues in education. - Anitha

gold data: IOB(inside-outside-beginning) format or BIO

quote from this link https://towardsdatascience.com/named-entity-recognition-and-classification-with-scikit-learn-f05372f07ba2

The IOB (short for inside, outside, beginning) is a common tagging format for tagging tokens. I- prefix before a tag indicates that the tag is inside a chunk. B- prefix before a tag indicates that the tag is the beginning of a chunk. An O tag indicates that a token belongs to no chunk (outside).

Hi Bob!! 👋

Storyboard_cursoID

DOI: 10.1111/acel.13251

Resource: (MBL International Cat# M185-3, RRID:AB_10950447)

Curator: @Naa003

SciCrunch record: RRID:AB_10950447

Curator comments: anti-DDDDK-tag antibody MBL International Cat# M185-3

What is this?

Kit_wikicite

Sicher? Ich dachte 14 Wochen ab menstruation und 12 ab Empfängnis?

https://www.profamilia.de/themen/schwangerschaftsabbruch.html

Here: dynamic loading (libraries/functions) meaning: at run time

Everythingmetal need yo be removed?

Kit_doaj

Some create their online presence as a communication tool because their friends have it and its the easiest way to reach them, texting can go as far as gifs , voice notes and more but the online precence brings you closer to their online precense as you can tag your friends in funny memes, videos or the coolest trip to plan next , it builds togetherness and interaction without seeing that person face to face but as a means of interaction

Contrast with: https://hyp.is/U_7sXhGREeumDJvbgTImjQ/github.com/sveltejs/svelte/pull/4601

In this stage we create + upload the ibm-appconnect-operator.tar.gz archive.

1. unstashes 'repo', 'operatormanifestinfo' 'bundlemanifestinfo' 'csv' So that we have access to operator, operator-init, and bundle fat manifest digests. Also access to csv and operator.yaml file.

2. run the scrpt create-operator-archive.sh which in turn runs the create-catalog-manifest.sh script, which in turn does:

3. Downland cp4i-operator-bundle-tools.tar.gz from Artifactory and extract it jenkins-build-scripts/cp4i-operator-bundle-tools, that's so to use the push-images-to-er.sh script later on.

4. call the create-manifest-image-from-platform-images.sh script, which in turn creates the appconnect-operator-catalog fat manifest with the tag ${VERSION}-${BUILD_TIMESTAMP} and pushes it up to appconnect artifactory. it also creates the OperatorCatalogDigest file.

5. returning back to create-catalog-manifest.sh, update the deploy/catalogsource.yaml file with the new appconnect-operator-catalog fat manifest's digest value

6. calls the script push-images-to-er.sh in order to copy appconnect-operator-catalog fat manifest to staging Entitled Registry. copied across using tag->digests, then copied across digest->tags. then copied across arch-specific-tags->arch-digests (to enable va scanning).

7. back in create-catalog-manifest.sh script, in staging ER, assign "latest" to the newly uploaded catalog fat manifest, ${VERSION}-${BUILD_TIMESTAMP}->latest

8. Returning back to create-operator-archive.sh,

9. feed the stashed goodimages.json to create-resources-yaml.sh script. This in turn generates the resource.yaml file under the "case" folder.

10. Curl the cp4i-operator-bundle-tools.tar.gz from artifactory and put it in the jenkins-build-scripts folder. This folder will get ignrore a bit later.

11. Download cp4i-deploy-operator.tar.gz from artifactory and extract it in the stable/ibm-appconnect-bundle/tests folder

12. copy the airgap.sh and put it in the stable/ibm-appconnect-bundle/operators/ibm-appconnect/scripts/ folder

1. copy all "PROD" goodimages.json images into staging ER.

2. update "latest" tag to now point to the new uploaded gooimages.json images in staging ER.

3. Also copy some "dev" goodimages.json images into staging ER. That's so that developers can requests images get pull from dockerhub, but actually get pulled from staging ER thanks to openshift registry redirect.

4. copy the dev images above the /appc bit. so dockerhub urls don't have to specify /appc. Also retag to latest.

5. Create ibm-appconnect-operator.tar.gz archive. but exclude:

--exclude "${APP_NAME}/jenkins-build-scripts"

--exclude "${APP_NAME}/.travis.yml"

--exclude "${APP_NAME}/.git"

1. back in jenkinsfile, upload this archive to artifactory in the "latest" folder, this will overwrite what is already there.

2. Update jenkins job description with info about what has been built.

3. triggers the job - test-and-promote-cp4i-demo-system. but it doesn't wait for it to succeed.

resulting files:

• resources.yaml

runs the create-operator-manifests.sh script:

1. Downloads cp4i-operator-bundle-tools.tar.gz from artifactory and extracts it content puts it into the jenkins-build-scripts folder, in it's own folder called "cp4i-operator-bundle-tools". Path to this folder is $BUNDLE_TOOLS_DIR. We'll use this archive's push-images-to-er.sh script a bit later on.
2. Runs the script create-manifest-image-from-platform-images.sh using appconnect-operator as script parameter

2.1 pulls down each arch image using ${VERSION}-${BUILD_TIMESTAMP}-${arch} tags

2.2 create docker manifest with tag - ${VERSION}-${BUILD_TIMESTAMP}. And add both entries.

2.3 push up operator manifest to appconnect artifactory

2.4 Create the OperatorImageDigest file

1. do the same for the init image. Which results in the creation of the OperatorInitImageDigest file.
2. run the script - push-images-to-er.sh to copy both fat manifests to staging ER. It copies using fat manifest digests, followed by tags. It also copies across arch tags for individual images.

3. Update the operator.yaml file with the fat manifest digests of both appconnect-operator and init image.

4. create new stash called operatormanifestinfo. This specifically specifies the 2 new top level digest files and the changes made to operator.yaml (with the same digests)

I have found that tagging is really helpful. It might be interesting to see what are common themes.

I think that a major part of improving the issue of abuse and providing consent is building in notifications so that website owners will at least be aware that their site is being marked up, highlighted, annotated, and commented on in other locations or by other platforms. Then the site owner at least has the knowledge of what's happening and can then be potentially provided with information and tools to allow/disallow such interactions, particularly if they can block individual bad actors, but still support positive additions, thought, and communication. Ideally this blocking wouldn't occur site wide, which many may be tempted to do now as a knee-jerk reaction to recent events, but would be fine grained enough to filter out the worst offenders.

Toward the end of notifications to site owners, it would be great if any annotating activity would trigger trackbacks, pingbacks, or the relatively newer and better webmention protocol of the WW3C out of the http://IndieWebCamp.com movement. Then site owners would at least have notifications about what is happening on their site that might otherwise be invisible to them.

Perhaps there's a way to further implement filters or tools (a la Akismet on platforms like WordPress) that allow site users to mark materials as spam, abusive, or other so that they are then potentially moved from "public" facing to "private" so that the original highlighter can still see their notes, but that the platform isn't allowing the person's own website to act as a platform to give reach to bad actors.

Further some site owners might appreciate graded filters (G, PG, PG-13, R, X) so that users or even parents can filter what they're willing to see. Consider also annotations on narrative forms that might be posted as spoilers--how can these be guarded against? (Possibly with CSS and a spoiler tag?) Options can be built into the platform itself as well as allowing server-side options for truly hard cases.

My coding skills are rustier than I wish they were, but I'm available to help/consult if needed.

This tag doesn't quite fit: can be used independently (fine-grained/decoupled)

Could I do a search like this where I look up mass articles and make sure that they have the same tag words

I suspect students also make value judgments--this book is too expensive because that number on the price tag is too high, rather than my financial aid doesn't cover it.

I suppose this is also an argument that Python tries to make? That other languages have this con:

• cons: closing tags make it more verbose / increase duplication and that Python is simpler / more concise because it uses indentation instead of closing delimiters like end or } ?

annotation meta: may need new tag: for: "code independent of previous state."

annotation meta: may need new tag: for: diffs other than source/text code diffs (in this case diffs between virtual DOM trees)

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I wrote this caption so that it tempts people to tag other people. I posted a funny quote about best friends and asked people to “tag their besties” so they can see the post as well and engage with it further. Here’s an example: https://www.instagram.com/p/CGGacUoHq2p/

I also tagged a successful account that wrote in their bio, “Tag @quoteoftheday to be featured on our page!” If they feature my post on their account, it could bring a lot of engagement to my own page. Here’s the account: https://www.instagram.com/quoteoftheday/.

I wrote this caption so that it tempts people to tag other people. I posted a funny quote about best friends and asked people to “tag their besties” so they can see the post as well and engage with it further. Here’s an example: https://www.instagram.com/p/CGGacUoHq2p/

I also tagged a successful account that wrote in their bio, “Tag @quoteoftheday to be featured on our page!” If they feature my post on their account, it could bring a lot of engagement to my own page. Here’s the account: https://www.instagram.com/quoteoftheday/.

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