Mauve 👁💜 @mauve@mastodon.mauve.moe

@martinsstar the objects look kinda like this but more simple. https://www.mongodb.com/docs/manual/tutorial/query-documents/

@martinsstar in this case I am passing in an object with a dynamic set of fields to use in a query and I just need the set of keys to compare against other sets within database indexes.

is it faster to do a map loop each time instead of having this slice? I assumed it's more overhead to iterate the entire map instead of an array of keys. Honestly I just want a high level Set type to do unions and diffs.

Honestly open source stuff is a gift. Every time a stranger fixes a bug just cause I brought it up in an issue tracker I feel a bit of comradery. Also when I finally get time to fix or review fixes for random modules I maintain in my spare time.

@tnypxl honestly. Though I'm honestly overflowing with joy that modules are easy to work with now. Like the amount of pain I no loger have to deal with when using Go is magnitudes lower thanks to that.

That is to say maybe the other bits will get better eventually too.

@lukeshu @fansipans ha
ha, I think I can deal with for loops until then. :P It's defs not ideal but also not all that bad.

@fansipans Heck yeah, good to hear! I'm glad go has been improving over time.

@jeremy_list that's reasonable. Afaik golang doesn't even have first class iterators in the std 😱

@jeremy_list Interesting. No way to get an iterator for jusr keys either?

Am I reading this correctly? The #golang standard library has no built in function to get a slice of keys from a map? You need to iterate every single time and build up an extra list??

Reminder to book your tickets for #dweb + #coolab Camp #Brazil! https://www.tickettailor.com/events/coolab/833944

I'm still figuring out my logistics, but I'm planning on attending and bringing some stuff to demo!

Gonna be chatting #Decentralization and #MeshNetworks and #P2P and the social implications of technology and alternative ways of organizing.

Neat, #WebXR on #Linux #Chromium!

https://github.com/mrxz/webxr-linux/pull/6

Excited by the prospect of getting this wired up to Monado and my Rokid headset eventually.

#ActivityPub is like email but for social media. The #DistributedPress Social Inbox will enable you to get new comments and followers to your statically published website from any AP-capable service and will work across static blogs too!

If you squint at the fediverse enough you can image a discord like interface where threads are threads and channels are hashtags. I wonder hoe it'd feel to use #ActivityPub like #irc