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small circle 🕊 in calmness

Welcome social coder. Let's focus on social experience design in order to cocreate socio-cultural solutions that scale from individual needs to our inter-personal relationships in order to leave 'societal imprint'.

#SX is a natural extension to #DX and #UX that goes beyond technical systems and socio-technical platforms. SX unites sociosphere and technosphere to add missing social layers of the open social stack to our fediverse.

We are a commons. We are people. We are in control. We evolve. ✊

Diagram that shows the relation of DX and UX to Social experience design as described in the post.
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jnpn

Managed to craft a dirty minor-mode in emacs to accelerate patching files in complicated git merge / rebase.

I'm not even good with elisp base APIs (regex, region, mode, overlay) .. people with proficiency must really live in bliss

#emacs#dx#velocity
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David Croyle

I've reached the halfway point of attempting DX100, mostly via FT8. It's been a fun experience, and interesting...

Random observations include:

-LotW is always ahead of QRZ for QSO confirmations (opposite of POTA).
- I don't understand how/why WSJTX labels locations as it does from time to time.
- I expect it to get harder overall as I collect more countries. Maybe.
- I suspect some have fully automated their FT8 stations, sometimes multiple ones. Or are very obsessed ops!

#hamradio#dx
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Dan Q

The WebDX #CommunityGroup at @w3cdevs have reached a milestone in their efforts to catalogue #Web browser baseline features, and that's great! ❤️

But I worry that some #developers will look at graphs like this one and think "more features == better". And I'm not sure whether or not that's actually true. From some #DX perspectives (and many #UX perspectives), widespread implementation of a new feature can be a net harm, not good.

🔗 Deeper dive (choose your preferred medium!):
- danq.me/webdx-does-more-mean-b
- gemini://danq.me/posts/webdx-d
- textplain.blog/does-more-mean-

Stacked area chart that illustrates the evolution of the web platform in terms of number of features in core browsers from 2003 to 2025
#WebBrowser#WebBrowsers#browsers
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Keila

Getting real user feedback can be incredibly valuable.
Recently, several users got thrown off by the fact that the example for a custom data field in our docs is "tags" - probably because that name is sometimes used by other platforms in the way we use "data".

But changing the API docs is an easy fix! 💪

Screenshot of the Contact API docs before and after. Before the data field had an example that said: data: {"tags": ["rocket-scientist]}. After, it says: data: {"interests": ["chess", "books"], "city: "Munich"}
#buildinpublic#dx#api
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Likely Jan Lukas

Likewise I am not up on every detail of changes made since the striking of #RoeVsWade, but IIRC several #American states have made the #prescribing or #dispensing of #medications known to be used for medical abortion illegal, even if the specific purpose for a specific patient is for another reason unconnected to abortion.

(Reminder: yes, many Rx can and are used for many different conditions, not just the thing they're most famous for)

9/x

#dx
#tx
#Rx
#SupplyChain

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