🌸🌹2ck 🌱🐇 @2ck@qoto.org

Great sauce! I had some of this spicy chili sauce, Sambal Olek, at a Mediterranean restaurant of all places and had to get the name. I don't think I can have it as much as I would have Sriracha (tingle factor is a bit too intense for that), but it immediately climbed into my list top sauces
#food #hotsauces

i hadn't thought of it like this or put it in these terms, but the fire nation committed genocide multiple times and had plans to just continue doing that
#avatarthelastairbender

@izaya like what? most "European" ingredients got to Europe through the spice trade with Asia or as a byproduct of colonialism

@peterdrake it's probs just where you are: i was able to schedule for next day at Walgreens at a convenient time

@CJameson yeah...I said I don't think it would be at the level of AP.

@max hell if i know😄 I don't see why it couldn't though. i figured it would be an extension or something though. I know there is scope for that kind of thing since qoto, for instance, has some customizations for various things

@max no, I was talking about subscribers when i said "users" in my previous post

@max i don't understand your argument that because it's different for different users, the clustering must be client side. the server already stores divergent info for diff users. i never said it should be a global setting, shared for all users registered on an instance

Avatar s3e8 "Puppetmaster" is extremely my shit. I wish they had had time to explore some the development of Hama's relationship with Katara and to draw out the "turn" where Hama's dark side is revealed

@junbird oh, yeah i know jack about what actual masto servers actually do. just think as a value-add, they could add annotations like clustering hints.

I want server-side so when i use tusky or the browser, i can have a similar experience in that regard. technically, it also seems a lighter lift if the client doesn't need to know the clustering rules and can just handle presentation.
i get the discomfort with opaque algos on the backend, but we're not out here pretending we know exactly what's running on servers we don't maintain, right? using annotations seems like a way to have the clustering without the server having the scope to quietly tailor your experience, since you can always turn off clustering client-side

@junbird i think it could be server-side in part, though I'm thinking it's like the server providing hints about how some posts could be grouped beyond just being in the same thread. I took a stab at some basic clustering params:
https://qoto.org/@2ck/109126203727638798