Okay, this is extremely messy, but I'm uploading data from Google Location history circa 2013 into Compass

And it is taking a few minutes per day

oh man

that sounds like fun and also hell

If it continues at this pace, it is going to take about 18 hours a year.

wait are you polling against their API?

No.

hm so using the exported info, I figure?

It's just reading the export file.

what is compass

I needed to up the maximum memory used by a PHP script temporarily to load a 660mb file into memory.

It is reading entry by entry, converting to geojson, then saving it

sheeeesh

I'd wonder if you could split up that file somehow

like into each individual entry

and then let it fire off based on each entry just to speed it up

jacky: I thought about it.

But I only have to do this once.

So why optimize

to get it over with :)

18 hours a year is a lot of time

you got 90 hours to let it run

unless it's on a remote machine

and it'd be a bit easier to recover from if it fails

If it fails, I figure then I'll split it.

gotcha

I leave for Berlin on Thursday

oh you got time then

Google stored 823 data points when my phone didn't move for a day.

My April 2013 was pretty boring

I have another year before I attended my first Indiewebcamp

patching my site to allow for an external indieauth provider and consumer is going to be a trip

the upside is that I can delete a lot of code

the downside is that I have to add more tests lol

also youtube.com/watch?v=puUPpVrIRkc

i've gotta teach loqi how to preview youtube URLs

!tell tantek maybe youtube puUPpVrIRkc adaptive loading would help you reduce site-load

whoa, github added a new "autolink references" section for repos

looks like it's made mostly to match JIRA tickets though

you can enter a prefix, where any string matching that prefix followed by a number will autolink to a URL pattern you specify

oh maybe this isn't new? I only see it on a private repo but not a public one

I've been seeing that a bit too

you might be in their new testing bucket

I've been very impressed with them for a while, but yeah lately GH is levelling up in ways I don't think I'd have expected. Main concern for me is that it doesn't get too bloated with features though

heh I already un-check "wiki", "projects" and now "actions" on each repo I create to avoid the tab clutter at the top of the repo

This new "pushed authorization request" spec in OAuth would solve some of our issues in IndieAuth quite nicely

Also would solve mastodon’s weird thing where they register a client and then delete it

Okay, nine hours later, and my slow and dirty code has added all my locations from March to September 2013.

Awesome

I probably could have made it run faster, but I only have to do this once, I hope.

👍 how many events was it?

Events?

how many locations. I called them events because it's a location at a time -> lewis brain -> point in time -> events

Gwg you know how Android displays ambient songs being played on locked screen? You know how to get that data?

Not off hand

Gonna poke around takeout and see if you get it

Congratulations on the Conpass export! Can't wait to watch your Berlin intro and demoa

A record of all the crappy music my kids sit me through contrasted by my far superior taste would be fun

hey [jgmac1106] is granary's podcast rss working for you? passing validators, show up in apple, etc?

[jgmac1106]: We'll see if I have to leave my computer on working past my departure

It is running on my desktop rather than the server and uploading to Compass after each day

I've been chatting with a few of the Inoreader (feed reader) devs about Indieweb. They're interested in getting titleless posts (microblog sort of content) into their reader. They may pop up in chat with questions about microformats/h-feed and standards. Be sure to say hi when they stop by.

Hi

[jgmac1106]: I need some good retropost ideas

what is retropost?

I don't know how to best define it

I would set the publish date in the past

So something like the idea of a latergram, but putting the publish date as the date/timestamp the photo was taken rather than when it was posted?

Yes

I did a trip to London in June of 2015 and didn't post much about it but I took a lot of pictures

I did the Israel trip in June of 2015.

I was in Belfast in a hurricane in October 2014

So lots of opportunities

I would then do a current post linking to the set.

If my site is my life, it should be in order

I've often gone back and put what I would consider to be the correct date/time stamps on items based on when they happened in the past. If it's a big enough thing I might create a current post indicating where to find the "new" stuff from the past.

In thinking about it there's a lot of stuff I post privately to my back end in real time and then later come back to make public after-the-fact while keeping the original date/time.

Snarfed yes

Not in Apple yet.... Totally forget my itunes password and haven't bothered yet

But passes all validations and works in pocketcast

Backdating

WP allows you to backdate. Gwg a Micropub client that allows you to backdate would be great

[jgmac1106]: All of them do if they send a published date

^

test

I want to linkify my name in these chat channels. I added my name to indieweb.org/chat-names -- is there something else? or maybe the linkified people are posting from slack or something

nah I'm linked too

I forget exactly how it works

oh your link doesn't seem to point to a page, maxwelljoslyn

like it's red on the Wiki

Ooh, it's working now! :^)

Thanks for reminding me I need a wiki page too, @jacky++

:) np!

lol might want to merge those karma points aaronpk ^

though it doesn't matter too much ;)