Any chance you can chuck in naive Bayes classification to auto-filter content on a per-account basis? github.com/niiknow/bayes Suggested UI: Profile page lets you define filters by name... such as.. "Idiotic". This isn't something that's tagged publicly but it allows the user to start filtering or highlighting their timeline by their own judgments. Might even come in handy for the forums

niiknow/bayes

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Hmmm.

@GayLubeOil This does not qualify, there are no reptillians.

@destraht Structurally this would seem to amplify the spread of a virus--if you go to a screening clinic you're congregating with possibly infected people.

First person-to-person transmission of 2019-nCov in the US in Chicago. www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/coronavirus-spreads-first-time-u-s-cdc-says-n1126566

It's going to be annoying to shelter in-place for a month, but less so if you're planning for it.

@destraht I'm not upgrading the botnet I'm using until I absolutely must. I run a "real" operating system inside a VM when I need a window of sanity--and make do with Terminus or Cmdr despite ANSI emulation also being fairly junk.

@destraht Just be wary of reaching for the shiny with Go's language. Not everything deserves goroutines. I would avoid goroutines for compute-heavy multiprocessing but consider them for the mostly-waiting goroutine.
Most of the examples I've seen for goroutines tend to be around this usage.

Reading lots of other real-world Go source is also great. github.com/uhub/awesome-go

uhub/awesome-go

A curated list of awesome Go frameworks, libraries and software. - uhub/awesome-go | GitHub

Debating with myself why Windows PowerShell is like jamming a titanium spork sideways down your throat.