#bonfire crashed with this error message:
Something went wrong
{:timeout, {Task, :await, [%Task{mfa: {:erlang, :apply, 2}, owner: #PID<0.31584.24>, pid: #PID<0.31735.24>, ref: #Reference<0.556001269.3169648641.170872>}, 15000]}}
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#bonfire crashed with this error message:
Something went wrong
{:timeout, {Task, :await, [%Task{mfa: {:erlang, :apply, 2}, owner: #PID<0.31584.24>, pid: #PID<0.31735.24>, ref: #Reference<0.556001269.3169648641.170872>}, 15000]}}
#bonfire #future
At some point, I fantasize about deploying Bonfire in our region en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Driftl... where some of the conditions and seed organizations exist to grow into a regional economic system.
I don't think Bonfire is ready yet, but that is why I am here trying it out and suggesting improvements.
One question: once upon a time, bonfirenetworks.org/ had a "flavour" and I think also a demo/experiment focused on offers and wants. I could not find that now. I did find bonfirenetworks.org/posts/bo... which seems to be somewhat related, but did not explicitly mention offers and wants or offers and needs or whatever you called it. The flavour might have had a totally different name.
But anyway. beyond being generally usable, that's one of the features we would need.
When generally usable, I would be happy to pitch in on coding and testing at that stage. I might also be able to help on performance improvements somehow. They seem to be the biggest hurdle for general usability now, altho I might be missing some other big hurdles.
What do y'all think? How realistic is that fantasy, and very roughly when? Where "when" is this year, next year, or not in the foreseeable future?
Also, if you want to suggest a circle or other boundary for discussions like this, please let me know and I will comply.
No it's not. That last post was part 4, and I said it was the end, but this is part 5 and really the end...
This is an afterthought to the #bonfire threaded conversations thread, where I clicked on a message in the Discussions list, and it opened the whole thread, as a lovely indented list!
Took a long time to repond so that might have happened in other lists, but I am out of time for this experiment today.
But that was a lovely indented thread presentation! Thank you, Bonfire gang!
Anyway, that last message should have been part 3, and this is part 4 and the end....
No it's not. That last post was part 4, and I said it was the end, but this is part 5 and really the end...
This is one of the places where Bonfire's slow response to each of the feed-filling selections gets in the way.
But it looks like all of my messages in this thread appear in Activities and Discussions, but only the first message appears in Posts.
Does that seem accurate?
Any other documentation about how conversational threads work in Bonfire?
#bonfire #bonfire-feedback #bonfireFeedback ?
Anyway, that last message should have been part 3, and this is part 4 and the end....
Part 3: what to these 3 selections in the left panel mean?
Activities, Posts, Discussions.
Activities and Posts seem to show posts from everybody. Are Discussions different? Let's see if I can tell. Answer in next message, so I don't lost this one...
This is one of the places where Bonfire's slow response to each of the feed-filling selections gets in the way.
But it looks like all of my messages in this thread appear in Activities and Discussions, but only the first message appears in Posts.
Does that seem accurate?
Any other documentation about how conversational threads work in Bonfire?
#bonfire #bonfire-feedback #bonfireFeedback ?
Part 2: I vaguely remember, but might have imagined, a feature that allowed me to show all the posts in a thread. Does that exist? If so, how to access it?
Continued...
Part 3: what to these 3 selections in the left panel mean?
Activities, Posts, Discussions.
Activities and Posts seem to show posts from everybody. Are Discussions different? Let's see if I can tell. Answer in next message, so I don't lost this one...
I wrote a long post and lost the whole thing when the text box disappeared. I'll try again but less verbose and maybe more shorter posts so I don't lose so much work.
So this might be part 1 of several.
I am interested in features that allow me to follow conversational threads in #bonfire - like in Mastodon you can click the three dots at the bottom left of a post, open a little selection menu, and select "Expand this post".
Continued....
Part 2: I vaguely remember, but might have imagined, a feature that allowed me to show all the posts in a thread. Does that exist? If so, how to access it?
Continued...
I wrote a long post and lost the whole thing when the text box disappeared. I'll try again but less verbose and maybe more shorter posts so I don't lose so much work.
So this might be part 1 of several.
I am interested in features that allow me to follow conversational threads in #bonfire - like in Mastodon you can click the three dots at the bottom left of a post, open a little selection menu, and select "Expand this post".
Continued....
#bonfire is working on a federated groups feature github.com/bonfire-networks/...
"Imaginary time is indistinguishable from directions in space. If one can go north, one can turn around and head south; equally, if one can go forward in imaginary time, one ought to be able to turn around and go backward. This means that there can be no important difference between the forward and backward directions of imaginary time. On the other hand, when one looks at “real” time, there’s a very big difference between the forward and backward directions, as we all know. Where does this difference between the past and the future come from? Why do we remember the past but not the future?"
Stephen W. Hawking, A Brief History of Time
@Oceane Sean Carrol says time is just events ordered by entropy. the big bang was in the past because the universe had lower entropy than today, tomorrow is tomorrow because it will have more entropy than today.
We made some benchmarks and some improvements but still not found the root cause 😔
@ivan thanks. Let me know if you want me to participate in any tests. That's probably the best I can do to help. Doubt if I can find a root cause...
Which error?
@ivan
> Which error?
It was full-screen, or at least very big. I don't remember an error message. Went away fast when I clicked.
If I see it again, I will make sure to save the details.
"Imaginary time is indistinguishable from directions in space. If one can go north, one can turn around and head south; equally, if one can go forward in imaginary time, one ought to be able to turn around and go backward. This means that there can be no important difference between the forward and backward directions of imaginary time. On the other hand, when one looks at “real” time, there’s a very big difference between the forward and backward directions, as we all know. Where does this difference between the past and the future come from? Why do we remember the past but not the future?"
Stephen W. Hawking, A Brief History of Time
@helge@mymath.rocks Just trying to figure out if I can reply from bonfire.
@stpaultim I tried to post a reply but got a full-screen error message. Trying again. Maybe we can find another time.
Which error?
Are y'all working on performance improvements? Seems slow, but I have not measured it. I'd be happy to participate in some performance testing if we could incorporate some good measurements.
We made some benchmarks and some improvements but still not found the root cause 😔
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Are y'all working on performance improvements? Seems slow, but I have not measured it. I'd be happy to participate in some performance testing if we could incorporate some good measurements.