Felt this one from the 8th floor of our hotel all the way in Lima for a terrifying 60 seconds 😖
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Automatically Syncing Captions on YouTube Videos
So you just published your conference talk videos on YouTube, and you want to add captions. YouTube will use speech to text and try to add their own captions for you, but it's pretty hit or miss, especially for technical talks where there's a lot of proper nouns or jargon in the talk. The good news is there's a much better solution, and one that provides benefits to your in-person audience as well!continue reading... -
Disappointed that Ghost created a custom posting API instead of adopting Micropub, which is a W3C recommendation. It’s okay to have Ghost-only APIs as long as you start with standards as a baseline. Now we have fragmented client apps.
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I just saw that too :-( I understand that Micropub doesn't cover 100% of their use cases, but it would have been a great opportunity to improve the spec to cover more ground too!
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Toronto, ON, Canada • Mon, May 27, 2019 12:58pm
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My iOS Health database is filled with information now, and I think I’ve decided that my project for IndieWeb Summit will be to integrate HealthKit with my website. Collaborators welcome! Especially collaborators with iOS development experience! 👨🏻⚕️
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Jonathan LaCour
https://cleverdevil.io/profile/cleverdevil
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My iOS Health database is filled with information now, and I think I’ve decided that my project for IndieWeb Summit will be to integrate HealthKit with my website. Collaborators welcome! Especially collaborators with iOS development experience! 👨🏻⚕️
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I realized I was setting arbitrary due dates on my todo list as a way to prioritize tasks so they'd show up in order of importance, but it turns out that's a terrible technique.
I just did a major refactoring of my Todoist and now I'm using priority 1/2/3 tags for that, and due dates only when a task is really due that day.
I'm still figuring out exactly how to use the priorities, here's what I've got so far:
• p1 - this is top priority, I should do things in this list as soon as possible
• p2 - things that I want top of mind, but can wait until things in p1 are done
• p3 - sort of a catch-all when I want something to bubble up a bit quicker than if it has no priority tag
I also switched my main view in Todoist to a custom filter that shows me:
• tasks due today
• priority 1 tasks not due today
• overdue tasks
I'm going to try to stick to this view as my primary view instead of clicking on the "Today" tab.
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@aaronpk the todoist custom filter views are super useful. the default "this week" view in todoist shows me saturday and sunday so I added a custom filter view that just did m-f and that helped a lot in organizing things
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Ryan Wilson-Perkin
https://twitter.com/rwilsonperkin
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@aaronpk Your simplified article on OAuth2 was the first I found easy to understand, thanks for writing it! https://aaronparecki.com/articles/2012/07/29/1/oauth2-simplified
Just stumbled across this tweet from a few years ago and realized you are in Toronto! I'm here for an OAuth workshop tomorrow and you're welcome to join if you'd like! https://regionalevents.okta.com/oktaapiworkshoptoronto -
My talk on "How not to use OAuth" got accepted for @froscon in August! See you there?!
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cygnoir
https://micro.blog/cygnoir
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May 27
@aaronpk This addresses something I have been struggling with for quite a while! Do you refrain from adding priority to tasks that are due on a particular day, or do you still add priority?
We'll see how it pans out, but right now I don't think I will add a priority when there's a due date since the combined dashboard view gives me a list of both due dates and prioritized tasks. -
If you're in Toronto you should come to my #OAuth talk tomorrow! 🔐 https://regionalevents.okta.com/oktaapiworkshoptoronto
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AngeloStavrow
https://micro.blog/AngeloStavrow
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May 27
@aaronpk @cygnoir I’d be very interested in how you differentiate p1 from p2 and p3! I’ve never had a solid rubric for that.
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cygnoir
https://micro.blog/cygnoir
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May 27
@aaronpk I like your custom filter, but I think I have to expand the due-date horizon slightly, since even when something is due today I often need a day or two to do the work to complete it.
Yeah good point! I've been looking at the week view up until now so I'll probably expand the filter to maybe 3-5 days. -
To anyone who thought partial redirect URL matching in @OAuth_2 is "good enough," read this thread. Complete Periscope account takeover just by viewing a tweet. https://hackerone.com/reports/110293 #oauth
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AngeloStavrow
https://micro.blog/AngeloStavrow
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May 27
@aaronpk Yeah, what I’ve settled on for tasks in OmniFocus is three binary axes: priority/not-priority, due/not-due, up-next/backlog. So far so good. 👍
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Toronto, ON, Canada • Mon, May 27, 2019 5:16pm
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Mark All Read in Monocle (mrkapowski.com)
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AngeloStavrow
https://micro.blog/AngeloStavrow
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May 27
@aaronpk The short answer is that priority is for projects and up-next is for administrivia. So, for example, when I do a weekly review, I’ll prioritize working on three projects for the coming week, and I’ll add a
nexttag to a few tasks on single action lists (e.g. “drop off the rent cheque”, “make haircut appointment”, “clean the barbecue”).The long answer is that I should write a blog post. 😅
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danielpunkass
https://micro.blog/danielpunkass
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May 27
@robothive Hi Rob - it definitely makes it seem possible that I could support it, which is a big step forward from before. Still a lot of work and I'm not sure how big the audience is. Will add it to my list to consider!
This is exactly why we need common open standards. We shouldn't need every service and every app developer to have to make these decisions about whether to support each other on a case-by-case basis.
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