#adoc — Public Fediverse posts

🆕 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁’𝘀 𝗡𝗲𝘄 𝗶𝗻 𝗔𝗿𝗰𝗵𝗶𝘁𝗲𝗰𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 𝗗𝗼𝗰𝘂𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻? 𝗔𝗗𝗢𝗖 𝗖𝘂𝗿𝗿𝗶𝗰𝘂𝗹𝘂𝗺 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟱.𝟭 𝗜𝘀 𝗛𝗲𝗿𝗲! 🎉

The CPSA-A module ADOC - #ArchitectureDocumentation has been updated. The new version adds topics like #GenAI, Docs-as-Code, new notation options, and updated standards.

#ADOC curator @gernotstarke shares insights into the update. 💡

Learn what’s new and explore the updated curriculum 👉 https://t1p.de/37ovl

#CPSA #AdvancedLevel #SoftwareArchitecture #iSAQB

🚀 La plateforme MassLor se dote d’un Plan de Gestion de Données (PGD) ! Découvrez le retour d'expérience de François Dupire, responsable qualité de la plateforme : https://factuel.univ-lorraine.fr/node/29427

En janvier 2025, l’infrastructure de recherche en spectrométrie de masse MassLor, labellisée INFRA+, a franchi une nouvelle étape dans sa démarche qualité en élaborant son premier Plan de Gestion de Données, avec l’accompagnement de l’atelier de la donnée ADOC Lorraine.

💡 Pourquoi un PGD ?
- Pour mieux retrouver, structurer et tracer les données générées par la plateforme.
- Pour faciliter le travail des chercheurs et répondre aux exigences des financeurs (comme l’ANR).

🔍 Le PGD décrit de manière synthétique le cycle de vie des données (technique, documentaire, administratif, juridique) et intègre des outils comme le cahier de laboratoire électronique eLabFTW pour une gestion efficace, transparente et collaborative.

🎯 Un premier bénéfice concret ? Dès sa mise en ligne, un chercheur s’est appuyé sur ce PGD pour rédiger le sien. Une preuve de son utilité et de la pertinence de la démarche.

📚 Cette initiative s’inscrit pleinement dans les objectifs des données FAIR : Faciles à trouver, Accessibles, Interopérables et Réutilisables.

📥 Vous souhaitez vous aussi structurer la gestion de vos données de recherche ?

👉 Contactez l’atelier ADOC Lorraine : [email protected]

#ScienceOuverte #DonnéesDeRecherche #PGD #MassLor #ADOC #Qualité #FAIRData

I got curious about conditions in Alabama Department of Corrections after the recent hostage situation and some comments that were made, particularly around the amount of in custody deaths. I’m going to share some of what I’ve found, it’s pretty horrifying.

The state of Alabama is spending 1/4 of its total budget on mass incarceration and these are the results -

The entire ADOC system, for both men and women, was found to be unconstitutional by the US DOJ for failure to protect inmates from violence and cruel and unusual punishment.

According to the Alabama Appleseed mortality rates in ADOC have increased more than in any other state prison system. Alabama prisons had a mortality rate of 1,293 deaths per 100,000 in 2022 - four times the national average for the year. Alabama has released no plan on how to reduce inmate deaths.

Over 5,000 people are serving life or life without parole, many of them because of draconian three strike laws, 75% of whom are Black.

Last year (2022) 270 people died in ADOC custody - at least 95 of those deaths were considered preventable. Preventable deaths include things like homicide, suicide, and overdose.

In October 2022, ADOC eliminated monthly reporting of the numbers of deaths and replaced them with quarterly reports that “reflect the findings of closed investigations.” This means reports are often behind by months (potentially more) and unreliable. Based on information released so far, and tips reporters have gotten, the expected death toll this year is already up to about 110 people. Four people at the Donaldson Correctional Facility died in one week in June. Three people died in custody across the state in one day on Monday, August 7th.

15% of people in ADOC custody are there for nonviolent drug offenses. There has been a 70% drop in people receiving drug treatment programs since 2015. The ADOC budget has nearly doubled in that time.

#ADOC #Alabama #prisons #abolition #FreeThemAll

Alabama Department of Corrections is on a statewide lockdown after a prisoner took a guard hostage last night, stealing his gun and vest. The situation is ongoing.

Shaw, who took the guard hostage has said on Facebook live “They like to use crime and punishment as the guise for keeping up white supremacy but that’s an old trick that’s been exposed..They profess to be about law and order but they don’t follow no kind of laws these people break the laws. Completely disregard the laws bend the laws and do all of that as they see it.”

A woman who has gone to the prison in support of Shaw said “This is the thing. They kill our loved ones, they kill our people on the inside on a regular basis. Nobody does anything they get away with it. But when they feel like something is going to happen to one of theirs, look how they respond. They don’t want to be peaceful.”

Approximately 110 people have already died is ADOC custody this year, and that is expected to be an undercount.

https://www.alreporter.com/2023/08/13/incarcerated-person-takes-guard-hostage-at-donaldson-facility-situation-ongoing/

#prison #adoc #alabama #abolition

This week, we spoke with: Diyawn Caldwell of "Both Sides Of The Wall" about the now-paused 3 weeks of #ADOC prison work strikes across Alabama; "La Lima" comrades about #41bis hard prison regime in Italy & the hunger strike of incarcerated anarchist #AlfredoCospito
https://thefinalstrawradio.noblogs.org/post/2022/10/30/solidarity-with-prisoner-resistance-from-alabama-to-italy/

Incredibly powerful, solidarity

RT @[email protected]

Unity amongst the confined citizens in the Alabama Prison System #prison #alabama #adoc

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/SwiftJusticeIn1/status/1576410919084572673

Looks like I am actually getting pretty decent results by:

converting #adoc with #asciidoc to #DocBook #xml:

asciidoc -b docbook "$input"

which I then convert to #markdown with #pandoc:

./pandoc-2.11.4/bin/pandoc --wrap=preserve -f docbook -t markdown_strict "${base}.xml" -o "${base}.md"

which I then pre-process a bit with my own #Python3 before converting it to #gemtext with #md2gemini:

md2gemini --links paragraph "${base}.md" > "${base}.gmi"

I'll post the script once I'm done.

Are there #Gemini servers that take #asciidoc files as input? Or perhaps #CLI conversion tools that can be used?

#gemlog #blogging #ssg #adoc #AsciiDoctor

Right, @Siiw is taking #BeardGrabber for a walk, so I have some time to myself to blast music (currently listening to #Unheilig), while working on that #Markdown to #AsciiDoctor conversion.
Should probably also look into how well this #adoc library integrates with #Jekyll.

#coding #blog #blogDevelopment

#AsciiDoc, or rather #AsciiDoctor indeed looks like it'll be more suitable for my personal blog plans as it's more versatile, so I think I'll try to convert the (unpublished) posts I'd already written in #Markdown, to #adoc tomorrow.

I especially like how I can use the [%collapsible] block for content-warnings, which in #HTML5 output will get replaced by summary/details tags, without actually having to include those tags manually in my Markdown document.

#coding #blog