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  1. Zyl3thh @[email protected] ·
    CW: NSFW

    Cumflation Sh1t

    📌
    #furryart #furrycommunity #artwork #furry #reels #furryfemdom #furry_artist #furrycons #OhaiSocial #ohai #fyp #fyp代 #fediverse #fediversetools #fediversenetwork #artistsofmastodon #artistsrepresentation #ArtistsOnMastodon
    #catsonmastodon #cats #dogs #possum #possums #algorithm #algo #promotion #like #share #followme #follow #zyl3th #emptylikemysoul #tags #tagging #tag #engagement #test #promo #artspam #nsfw #lewd

    #furryart #furrycommunity #artwork #furry #reels #furryfemdom
  2. Zyl3thh @[email protected] ·

    Mail Bunny Puppy Bun Bun Thing Toy Object Stool Needs A Name Untitled Caretaker Inspired Pressure Roblox Avatar Redesign 📦

    #bunny #anthro #furry #OC #fursona #caretaker #inspired #pressure #furrycommunity #art #artist #artwork #furryartwork #mail #cute #something #tags #object #tool #carrier #roblox #avatar #amusing #popular #fyp代 #fy #tagging

    #tagging #fy #fyp代 #popular #amusing #avatar
  3. Izoate @[email protected] ·

    How to Tag Someone on Facebook in 2026

    Struggling to tag friends or seeing “name not showing”? Learn simple steps to tag in posts, comments, and photos—plus quick fixes for tagging errors and privacy limits.

    #Facebook #SocialMedia #Tagging #FB #Izoate #Howto #Tech

    izoate.com/blog/how-to-tag-som

    #facebook #socialmedia #tagging #fb #izoate #howto
  4. Zyl3thh @[email protected] ·

    Zyl3th - Available on Spotify

    Linkification
    ffm.bio/zyl3th

    📌
    #furryart #furrycommunity #artwork #furry #reels #furryfemdom #furry_artist #furrycons #OhaiSocial #ohai #fyp #fyp代 #fediverse #fediversetools #fediversenetwork #artistsofmastodon #artistsrepresentation #ArtistsOnMastodon
    #catsonmastodon #cats #dogs #possum #possums #algorithm #algo #promotion #like #share #followme #follow #zyl3th #emptylikemysoul #tags #tagging #tag #engagement #test #promo #soundcloud #spotify #applemusic

    #furryart #furrycommunity #artwork #furry #reels #furryfemdom
  5. Zyl3thh @[email protected] ·

    Zyl3th - Available on Spotify

    Linkification
    ffm.bio/zyl3th

    📌
    #furryart #furrycommunity #artwork #furry #reels #furryfemdom #furry_artist #furrycons #OhaiSocial #ohai #fyp #fyp代 #fediverse #fediversetools #fediversenetwork #artistsofmastodon #artistsrepresentation #ArtistsOnMastodon
    #catsonmastodon #cats #dogs #possum #possums #algorithm #algo #promotion #like #share #followme #follow #zyl3th #emptylikemysoul #tags #tagging #tag #engagement #test #promo #soundcloud #spotify #applemusic

    #furryart #furrycommunity #artwork #furry #reels #furryfemdom
  6. Zyl3thh @[email protected] ·

    Zyl3th - Available on Spotify

    Linkification
    ffm.bio/zyl3th

    📌
    #furryart #furrycommunity #artwork #furry #reels #furryfemdom #furry_artist #furrycons #OhaiSocial #ohai #fyp #fyp代 #fediverse #fediversetools #fediversenetwork #artistsofmastodon #artistsrepresentation #ArtistsOnMastodon
    #catsonmastodon #cats #dogs #possum #possums #algorithm #algo #promotion #like #share #followme #follow #zyl3th #emptylikemysoul #tags #tagging #tag #engagement #test #promo #soundcloud #spotify #applemusic

    #applemusic #spotify #soundcloud #promo #test #engagement
  7. Zyl3thh @[email protected] ·

    Zyl3th - Available on Spotify

    Linkification
    ffm.bio/zyl3th

    📌
    #furryart #furrycommunity #artwork #furry #reels #furryfemdom #furry_artist #furrycons #OhaiSocial #ohai #fyp #fyp代 #fediverse #fediversetools #fediversenetwork #artistsofmastodon #artistsrepresentation #ArtistsOnMastodon
    #catsonmastodon #cats #dogs #possum #possums #algorithm #algo #promotion #like #share #followme #follow #zyl3th #emptylikemysoul #tags #tagging #tag #engagement #test #promo #soundcloud #spotify #applemusic

    #furryart #furrycommunity #artwork #furry #reels #furryfemdom
  8. Zyl3thh @[email protected] ·
    CW: NSFW

    LOV4: Leftovers ✂️

    📌
    #furryart #furrycommunity #artwork #furry #reels #furryfemdom #furry_artist #furrycons #OhaiSocial #ohai #fyp #fyp代 #fediverse #fediversetools #fediversenetwork #artistsofmastodon #artistsrepresentation #ArtistsOnMastodon
    #catsonmastodon #cats #dogs #possum #possums #algorithm #algo #promotion #like #share #followme #follow #zyl3th #emptylikemysoul #tags #tagging #tag #engagement #test #promo #artspam #nsfw #lewd

    #furryart #furrycommunity #artwork #furry #reels #furryfemdom
  9. Zyl3thh @[email protected] ·

    LOV3 + LOV4 (Censored Version) ✂️

    From #Instagram & #Threads 🩷

    📌
    #furryart #furrycommunity #artwork #furry #reels #furryfemdom #furry_artist #furrycons #OhaiSocial #ohai #fyp #fyp代 #fediverse #fediversetools #fediversenetwork #artistsofmastodon #artistsrepresentation #ArtistsOnMastodon
    #catsonmastodon #cats #dogs #possum #possums #algorithm #algo #promotion #like #share #followme #follow #zyl3th #emptylikemysoul #tags #tagging #tag #engagement #test #promo #soundcloud #spotify #applemusic

    #instagram #threads #furryart #furrycommunity #artwork #furry
  10. Zyl3thh @[email protected] ·

    LOV3 + LOV4 (Censored Version) ✂️

    From #Instagram & #Threads 🩷

    📌
    #furryart #furrycommunity #artwork #furry #reels #furryfemdom #furry_artist #furrycons #OhaiSocial #ohai #fyp #fyp代 #fediverse #fediversetools #fediversenetwork #artistsofmastodon #artistsrepresentation #ArtistsOnMastodon
    #catsonmastodon #cats #dogs #possum #possums #algorithm #algo #promotion #like #share #followme #follow #zyl3th #emptylikemysoul #tags #tagging #tag #engagement #test #promo #soundcloud #spotify #applemusic

    #instagram #threads #furryart #furrycommunity #artwork #furry
  11. Zyl3thh @[email protected] ·

    LOV3 + LOV4 (Censored Version) ✂️

    From #Instagram & #Threads 🩷

    📌
    #furryart #furrycommunity #artwork #furry #reels #furryfemdom #furry_artist #furrycons #OhaiSocial #ohai #fyp #fyp代 #fediverse #fediversetools #fediversenetwork #artistsofmastodon #artistsrepresentation #ArtistsOnMastodon
    #catsonmastodon #cats #dogs #possum #possums #algorithm #algo #promotion #like #share #followme #follow #zyl3th #emptylikemysoul #tags #tagging #tag #engagement #test #promo #soundcloud #spotify #applemusic

    #instagram #threads #furryart #furrycommunity #artwork #furry
  12. Zyl3thh @[email protected] ·

    LOV3 + LOV4 (Censored Version) ✂️

    From #Instagram & #Threads 🩷

    📌
    #furryart #furrycommunity #artwork #furry #reels #furryfemdom #furry_artist #furrycons #OhaiSocial #ohai #fyp #fyp代 #fediverse #fediversetools #fediversenetwork #artistsofmastodon #artistsrepresentation #ArtistsOnMastodon
    #catsonmastodon #cats #dogs #possum #possums #algorithm #algo #promotion #like #share #followme #follow #zyl3th #emptylikemysoul #tags #tagging #tag #engagement #test #promo #soundcloud #spotify #applemusic

    #applemusic #spotify #soundcloud #promo #test #engagement
  13. Zyl3thh @[email protected] ·

    LOV3 + LOV4 (Censored Version) ✂️

    From #Instagram & #Threads 🩷

    📌
    #furryart #furrycommunity #artwork #furry #reels #furryfemdom #furry_artist #furrycons #OhaiSocial #ohai #fyp #fyp代 #fediverse #fediversetools #fediversenetwork #artistsofmastodon #artistsrepresentation #ArtistsOnMastodon
    #catsonmastodon #cats #dogs #possum #possums #algorithm #algo #promotion #like #share #followme #follow #zyl3th #emptylikemysoul #tags #tagging #tag #engagement #test #promo #soundcloud #spotify #applemusic

    #instagram #threads #furryart #furrycommunity #artwork #furry
  14. Karsten Schmidt @[email protected] ·

    tl;dr Using thi.ng/column-store to accelerate tag intersection queries by a factor of 880x...

    Working on the static website generator/export plugin for my personal knowledge tool has been one of the main projects this past month. A key part of this setup is tagging, not just simple flat keywords/categories, but actually treating tags as sets. The system doesn't just allow browsing content by a single tag, but also supports adding (or removing) tags to narrow or widen the current topic. E.g. The combination of "3d + geometry + typescript" would select only works which have all of these three tags...

    In the local version of my tool there's no limit to the number of tags (and it also supports tag negation), but for the static site generation I have to limit the set size (due to combinatoric explosion) and pre-compute all possible permutations, then create HTML documents for each these individual combinations which actually produce results.

    So far I'm having ~400 unique tags in use, meaning if I want to aim for a max set size of 3, there're theoretically ~64,000,000 possibilities to check[1]! For the roughly 3500 content items used for testing, a naive JS approach to filter the result array and only retain items matching the entire current permutation is so extremely slow, that I stopped the process after 3.5 minutes just for the first 250k (aka 0.4%) of the 64 million permutations, i.e. at that rate the full process would have taken ~15 hours, pretty slow for a SSG... :)

    Naive approach 🫣:

    ```
    permutation = ["3d", "geometry", "typescript"]
    results.filter(item => permutation.every(tag => item.tags.includes(tag)))
    ```

    But since I'm using thi.ng/column-store as my database, such queries can be optimized by a few magnitudes, since here these intersection queries are applied only to bitfields (explained in the pkg readme). This results in all 64+ million permutations being processed in just 62 seconds (1+ million per second). Quite the difference, i.e. ~880x faster than the above approach!

    Also, of these 64 million initial possibilities, there're fewer unique ones (excluding duplicates and ignoring ordering), and currently only ~24,000 are actually producing a result. Still, that's 24,000 index pages to generate & host and it's, of course, far, far too much!

    So I will have to also spend more effort curating and severely reducing the tag vocabulary, at least the subset used for the website. On the other hand, I think this system will really help with browsing this large body/archive of work much more meaningfully than the boring single-tag/category approach most websites are offering. And it will do so without any backend (other than file hosting)...

    [1] Permutations = 400 + 400^2 + 400^3

    #ThingUmbrella #Tagging #Intersection #Query #Bitfield #WebDev #JavaScript #TypeScript #Optimization

    #thingumbrella #tagging #intersection #query #bitfield #webdev
  15. Karsten Schmidt @[email protected] ·

    tl;dr Using thi.ng/column-store to accelerate tag intersection queries by a factor of 880x...

    Working on the static website generator/export plugin for my personal knowledge tool has been one of the main projects this past month. A key part of this setup is tagging, not just simple flat keywords/categories, but actually treating tags as sets. The system doesn't just allow browsing content by a single tag, but also supports adding (or removing) tags to narrow or widen the current topic. E.g. The combination of "3d + geometry + typescript" would select only works which have all of these three tags...

    In the local version of my tool there's no limit to the number of tags (and it also supports tag negation), but for the static site generation I have to limit the set size (due to combinatoric explosion) and pre-compute all possible permutations, then create HTML documents for each these individual combinations which actually produce results.

    So far I'm having ~400 unique tags in use, meaning if I want to aim for a max set size of 3, there're theoretically ~64,000,000 possibilities to check[1]! For the roughly 3500 content items used for testing, a naive JS approach to filter the result array and only retain items matching the entire current permutation is so extremely slow, that I stopped the process after 3.5 minutes just for the first 250k (aka 0.4%) of the 64 million permutations, i.e. at that rate the full process would have taken ~15 hours, pretty slow for a SSG... :)

    Naive approach 🫣:

    ```
    permutation = ["3d", "geometry", "typescript"]
    results.filter(item => permutation.every(tag => item.tags.includes(tag)))
    ```

    But since I'm using thi.ng/column-store as my database, such queries can be optimized by a few magnitudes, since here these intersection queries are applied only to bitfields (explained in the pkg readme). This results in all 64+ million permutations being processed in just 62 seconds (1+ million per second). Quite the difference, i.e. ~880x faster than the above approach!

    Also, of these 64 million initial possibilities, there're fewer unique ones (excluding duplicates and ignoring ordering), and currently only ~24,000 are actually producing a result. Still, that's 24,000 index pages to generate & host and it's, of course, far, far too much!

    So I will have to also spend more effort curating and severely reducing the tag vocabulary, at least the subset used for the website. On the other hand, I think this system will really help with browsing this large body/archive of work much more meaningfully than the boring single-tag/category approach most websites are offering. And it will do so without any backend (other than file hosting)...

    [1] Permutations = 400 + 400^2 + 400^3

    #ThingUmbrella #Tagging #Intersection #Query #Bitfield #WebDev #JavaScript #TypeScript #Optimization

    #thingumbrella #tagging #intersection #query #bitfield #webdev
  16. Karsten Schmidt @[email protected] ·

    tl;dr Using thi.ng/column-store to accelerate tag intersection queries by a factor of 880x...

    Working on the static website generator/export plugin for my personal knowledge tool has been one of the main projects this past month. A key part of this setup is tagging, not just simple flat keywords/categories, but actually treating tags as sets. The system doesn't just allow browsing content by a single tag, but also supports adding (or removing) tags to narrow or widen the current topic. E.g. The combination of "3d + geometry + typescript" would select only works which have all of these three tags...

    In the local version of my tool there's no limit to the number of tags (and it also supports tag negation), but for the static site generation I have to limit the set size (due to combinatoric explosion) and pre-compute all possible permutations, then create HTML documents for each these individual combinations which actually produce results.

    So far I'm having ~400 unique tags in use, meaning if I want to aim for a max set size of 3, there're theoretically ~64,000,000 possibilities to check[1]! For the roughly 3500 content items used for testing, a naive JS approach to filter the result array and only retain items matching the entire current permutation is so extremely slow, that I stopped the process after 3.5 minutes just for the first 250k (aka 0.4%) of the 64 million permutations, i.e. at that rate the full process would have taken ~15 hours, pretty slow for a SSG... :)

    Naive approach 🫣:

    ```
    permutation = ["3d", "geometry", "typescript"]
    results.filter(item => permutation.every(tag => item.tags.includes(tag)))
    ```

    But since I'm using thi.ng/column-store as my database, such queries can be optimized by a few magnitudes, since here these intersection queries are applied only to bitfields (explained in the pkg readme). This results in all 64+ million permutations being processed in just 62 seconds (1+ million per second). Quite the difference, i.e. ~880x faster than the above approach!

    Also, of these 64 million initial possibilities, there're fewer unique ones (excluding duplicates and ignoring ordering), and currently only ~24,000 are actually producing a result. Still, that's 24,000 index pages to generate & host and it's, of course, far, far too much!

    So I will have to also spend more effort curating and severely reducing the tag vocabulary, at least the subset used for the website. On the other hand, I think this system will really help with browsing this large body/archive of work much more meaningfully than the boring single-tag/category approach most websites are offering. And it will do so without any backend (other than file hosting)...

    [1] Permutations = 400 + 400^2 + 400^3

    #ThingUmbrella #Tagging #Intersection #Query #Bitfield #WebDev #JavaScript #TypeScript #Optimization

    #optimization #typescript #javascript #webdev #bitfield #query
  17. Karsten Schmidt @[email protected] ·

    tl;dr Using thi.ng/column-store to accelerate tag intersection queries by a factor of 880x...

    Working on the static website generator/export plugin for my personal knowledge tool has been one of the main projects this past month. A key part of this setup is tagging, not just simple flat keywords/categories, but actually treating tags as sets. The system doesn't just allow browsing content by a single tag, but also supports adding (or removing) tags to narrow or widen the current topic. E.g. The combination of "3d + geometry + typescript" would select only works which have all of these three tags...

    In the local version of my tool there's no limit to the number of tags (and it also supports tag negation), but for the static site generation I have to limit the set size (due to combinatoric explosion) and pre-compute all possible permutations, then create HTML documents for each these individual combinations which actually produce results.

    So far I'm having ~400 unique tags in use, meaning if I want to aim for a max set size of 3, there're theoretically ~64,000,000 possibilities to check[1]! For the roughly 3500 content items used for testing, a naive JS approach to filter the result array and only retain items matching the entire current permutation is so extremely slow, that I stopped the process after 3.5 minutes just for the first 250k (aka 0.4%) of the 64 million permutations, i.e. at that rate the full process would have taken ~15 hours, pretty slow for a SSG... :)

    Naive approach 🫣:

    ```
    permutation = ["3d", "geometry", "typescript"]
    results.filter(item => permutation.every(tag => item.tags.includes(tag)))
    ```

    But since I'm using thi.ng/column-store as my database, such queries can be optimized by a few magnitudes, since here these intersection queries are applied only to bitfields (explained in the pkg readme). This results in all 64+ million permutations being processed in just 62 seconds (1+ million per second). Quite the difference, i.e. ~880x faster than the above approach!

    Also, of these 64 million initial possibilities, there're fewer unique ones (excluding duplicates and ignoring ordering), and currently only ~24,000 are actually producing a result. Still, that's 24,000 index pages to generate & host and it's, of course, far, far too much!

    So I will have to also spend more effort curating and severely reducing the tag vocabulary, at least the subset used for the website. On the other hand, I think this system will really help with browsing this large body/archive of work much more meaningfully than the boring single-tag/category approach most websites are offering. And it will do so without any backend (other than file hosting)...

    [1] Permutations = 400 + 400^2 + 400^3

    #ThingUmbrella #Tagging #Intersection #Query #Bitfield #WebDev #JavaScript #TypeScript #Optimization

    #thingumbrella #tagging #intersection #query #bitfield #webdev
  18. Karsten Schmidt @[email protected] ·

    tl;dr Using thi.ng/column-store to accelerate tag intersection queries by a factor of 880x...

    Working on the static website generator/export plugin for my personal knowledge tool has been one of the main projects this past month. A key part of this setup is tagging, not just simple flat keywords/categories, but actually treating tags as sets. The system doesn't just allow browsing content by a single tag, but also supports adding (or removing) tags to narrow or widen the current topic. E.g. The combination of "3d + geometry + typescript" would select only works which have all of these three tags...

    In the local version of my tool there's no limit to the number of tags (and it also supports tag negation), but for the static site generation I have to limit the set size (due to combinatoric explosion) and pre-compute all possible permutations, then create HTML documents for each these individual combinations which actually produce results.

    So far I'm having ~400 unique tags in use, meaning if I want to aim for a max set size of 3, there're theoretically ~64,000,000 possibilities to check[1]! For the roughly 3500 content items used for testing, a naive JS approach to filter the result array and only retain items matching the entire current permutation is so extremely slow, that I stopped the process after 3.5 minutes just for the first 250k (aka 0.4%) of the 64 million permutations, i.e. at that rate the full process would have taken ~15 hours, pretty slow for a SSG... :)

    Naive approach 🫣:

    ```
    permutation = ["3d", "geometry", "typescript"]
    results.filter(item => permutation.every(tag => item.tags.includes(tag)))
    ```

    But since I'm using thi.ng/column-store as my database, such queries can be optimized by a few magnitudes, since here these intersection queries are applied only to bitfields (explained in the pkg readme). This results in all 64+ million permutations being processed in just 62 seconds (1+ million per second). Quite the difference, i.e. ~880x faster than the above approach!

    Also, of these 64 million initial possibilities, there're fewer unique ones (excluding duplicates and ignoring ordering), and currently only ~24,000 are actually producing a result. Still, that's 24,000 index pages to generate & host and it's, of course, far, far too much!

    So I will have to also spend more effort curating and severely reducing the tag vocabulary, at least the subset used for the website. On the other hand, I think this system will really help with browsing this large body/archive of work much more meaningfully than the boring single-tag/category approach most websites are offering. And it will do so without any backend (other than file hosting)...

    [1] Permutations = 400 + 400^2 + 400^3

    #ThingUmbrella #Tagging #Intersection #Query #Bitfield #WebDev #JavaScript #TypeScript #Optimization

    #thingumbrella #tagging #intersection #query #bitfield #webdev
  19. brendan @[email protected] ·

    Tagging with MusicBrainz and the always cool beets on this episode of theonlyblogever, theonlyblogever.com/blog/2026/ #MusicBrainz #beets #ID3 #tagging

    #musicbrainz #beets #id3 #tagging
  20. Todd @[email protected] ·

    Testing cross-posting app to Mastodon and Bluesky.

    #test #tagging #Nuxt #WebDev #coding

    #test #tagging #nuxt #webdev #coding
  21. Verein für Computergenealogie e.V. (CompGen) @[email protected] ·

    Zoom-Meeting am 19.2.2026: Neue Funktionen in webtrees

    Beim nächsten Zoom-Meeting des Vereins für Computergenealogie (CompGen) am dritten Donnerstag im Monat, am 19. Februar 2026, sprechen mehrere Referenten über neue Funktionen des Genealogieprogramms webtrees. Sie wollen Lust auf die Nutzung fortgeschrittener Konzepte in diesem vielseitigen Programm für die Familien- und Ahnenforschung machen. Mit der kostenlosen Open-Source Anwendung webtrees können Genealogien online bearbeitet und veröffentlicht werden. Es ist eine ideale Anwendung […]

    compgen.de/2026/02/zoom-meetin

    #berndschwendinger #gedbas #gedcom #genealogieprogramm #hermannhartenthaler #ki
  22. lumpenproletariat @[email protected] ·

    Bronx, 1983

    quokk.au/c/tagbloc/p/637175/br

    #nyc #metro #train #graffiti #bronx #tag
  23. Rusty Shackleford @[email protected] ·

    I just made a discovery here. I can "hide" tags by immediately following a divider (---) with them, like this!

    ---
    #mastodon #formatting #hidden #secret #tags #taggingSystem #tagging #tag #anonymous #seo #search #fedi #fediverse #community #infosec #information #featured #fyp #fedihelp #joinin #discussion #linux #windows #ios #macos #markdown #text #aesthetic #blog #technology #tech #oc #writingCommunity #writing #help #advice #computing #writersCoffeeClub #security #cyberSecurity #android

    #mastodon #formatting #hidden #secret #tags #taggingsystem
  24. Karl Voit :emacs: :orgmode: @[email protected] ·

    "As of January 1, 2026, #ACM completed its transition to full #openaccess: all ACM-published articles and related research artifacts in the DL are freely available worldwide without barriers to reading or reuse. This is a significant step forward for the #computing field and reflects years of planning, collaboration, and input from across the community. Few scholarly societies have undertaken a transition of this scale, and we’re all proud to be leading the way and expanding access to computing #research globally." 🥳

    acm.org/about-acm/acm-pres-on-

    #ACMDL = dl.acm.org/

    For example, you can find my CHI paper on #tagging via dl.acm.org/action/doSearch?All (or karl-voit.at/tagstore/en/paper for all of my #filemanagement papers including the PhD thesis)

    Many advanced features are available with "DL Premium" only though.

    #science

    #acm #openaccess #computing #research #acmdl #tagging
  25. The Theoretical Doctor @[email protected] ·

    I SURVIVED My First Month Of Tagging As A Floating Medical Officer

    Related Posts:

    Thank God. Seriously.

    I started my journey on the 21st of August 2025 and officially off-tag on the 14th of September 2025 after my last tagging oncall shift.

    Technically, it was not a month but 3 weeks. Nevertheless, a very tiring 3 weeks with every other day oncalls and one sick leave in between.

    The tagging oncalls were every other day (EOD), this meant an oncall shift followed by postcall and the following day is an office hour shift only to be followed by oncall again.

    Overall, it was a mixture of fun and tiredness. My sleeping schedule was definitely off as I am usually disturbed in the middle of the night as the time I am usually able to sleep peacefully is during my postcall shifts.

    Thankfully, I always had a senior with me to guide me. Thus, every referral I received, I would discuss on the management plan with them. It was mentally challenging as well as the learning curve is extremely steep for a junior medical officer such as myself.

    Having completed my tagging period, I am still at lost in terms of management especially for extremely complicated cases. Thus, I find myself running to any of my seniors or the specialists.

    Am I confident now though?

    Not really. Less terrified and yes somewhat a tad bit confident than when I initially begun. However, just a tad.

    The fear is still there as I just do not know what to expect on the types of referrals I will receive during my call.

    Some things just don’t change. The fear that I felt during my House Officer days are still there and at times, I wish that I could just simply disappear run away from the issue but doing so, does not help.

    Thus, the only solution for me is to dive head on into the issue and call for help whenever needed.

    If any of you are experiencing this, just know that you are not alone and sometimes the feelings felt internally just can’t be expressed properly either via words or verbally.

    If you are showing up everyday despite feeling this way, you are doing a good job. Take comfort in that as it is not an easy thing to just do. Sometimes, showing up daily in itself is a hard task.

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  26. The Theoretical Doctor @[email protected] ·

    I SURVIVED My First Month Of Tagging As A Floating Medical Officer

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    Thank God. Seriously.

    I started my journey on the 21st of August 2025 and officially off-tag on the 14th of September 2025 after my last tagging oncall shift.

    Technically, it was not a month but 3 weeks. Nevertheless, a very tiring 3 weeks with every other day oncalls and one sick leave in between.

    The tagging oncalls were every other day (EOD), this meant an oncall shift followed by postcall and the following day is an office hour shift only to be followed by oncall again.

    Overall, it was a mixture of fun and tiredness. My sleeping schedule was definitely off as I am usually disturbed in the middle of the night as the time I am usually able to sleep peacefully is during my postcall shifts.

    Thankfully, I always had a senior with me to guide me. Thus, every referral I received, I would discuss on the management plan with them. It was mentally challenging as well as the learning curve is extremely steep for a junior medical officer such as myself.

    Having completed my tagging period, I am still at lost in terms of management especially for extremely complicated cases. Thus, I find myself running to any of my seniors or the specialists.

    Am I confident now though?

    Not really. Less terrified and yes somewhat a tad bit confident than when I initially begun. However, just a tad.

    The fear is still there as I just do not know what to expect on the types of referrals I will receive during my call.

    Some things just don’t change. The fear that I felt during my House Officer days are still there and at times, I wish that I could just simply disappear run away from the issue but doing so, does not help.

    Thus, the only solution for me is to dive head on into the issue and call for help whenever needed.

    If any of you are experiencing this, just know that you are not alone and sometimes the feelings felt internally just can’t be expressed properly either via words or verbally.

    If you are showing up everyday despite feeling this way, you are doing a good job. Take comfort in that as it is not an easy thing to just do. Sometimes, showing up daily in itself is a hard task.

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  27. The Theoretical Doctor @[email protected] ·

    I SURVIVED My First Month Of Tagging As A Floating Medical Officer

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    Thank God. Seriously.

    I started my journey on the 21st of August 2025 and officially off-tag on the 14th of September 2025 after my last tagging oncall shift.

    Technically, it was not a month but 3 weeks. Nevertheless, a very tiring 3 weeks with every other day oncalls and one sick leave in between.

    The tagging oncalls were every other day (EOD), this meant an oncall shift followed by postcall and the following day is an office hour shift only to be followed by oncall again.

    Overall, it was a mixture of fun and tiredness. My sleeping schedule was definitely off as I am usually disturbed in the middle of the night as the time I am usually able to sleep peacefully is during my postcall shifts.

    Thankfully, I always had a senior with me to guide me. Thus, every referral I received, I would discuss on the management plan with them. It was mentally challenging as well as the learning curve is extremely steep for a junior medical officer such as myself.

    Having completed my tagging period, I am still at lost in terms of management especially for extremely complicated cases. Thus, I find myself running to any of my seniors or the specialists.

    Am I confident now though?

    Not really. Less terrified and yes somewhat a tad bit confident than when I initially begun. However, just a tad.

    The fear is still there as I just do not know what to expect on the types of referrals I will receive during my call.

    Some things just don’t change. The fear that I felt during my House Officer days are still there and at times, I wish that I could just simply disappear run away from the issue but doing so, does not help.

    Thus, the only solution for me is to dive head on into the issue and call for help whenever needed.

    If any of you are experiencing this, just know that you are not alone and sometimes the feelings felt internally just can’t be expressed properly either via words or verbally.

    If you are showing up everyday despite feeling this way, you are doing a good job. Take comfort in that as it is not an easy thing to just do. Sometimes, showing up daily in itself is a hard task.

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  28. The Theoretical Doctor @[email protected] ·

    I SURVIVED My First Month Of Tagging As A Floating Medical Officer

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    Thank God. Seriously.

    I started my journey on the 21st of August 2025 and officially off-tag on the 14th of September 2025 after my last tagging oncall shift.

    Technically, it was not a month but 3 weeks. Nevertheless, a very tiring 3 weeks with every other day oncalls and one sick leave in between.

    The tagging oncalls were every other day (EOD), this meant an oncall shift followed by postcall and the following day is an office hour shift only to be followed by oncall again.

    Overall, it was a mixture of fun and tiredness. My sleeping schedule was definitely off as I am usually disturbed in the middle of the night as the time I am usually able to sleep peacefully is during my postcall shifts.

    Thankfully, I always had a senior with me to guide me. Thus, every referral I received, I would discuss on the management plan with them. It was mentally challenging as well as the learning curve is extremely steep for a junior medical officer such as myself.

    Having completed my tagging period, I am still at lost in terms of management especially for extremely complicated cases. Thus, I find myself running to any of my seniors or the specialists.

    Am I confident now though?

    Not really. Less terrified and yes somewhat a tad bit confident than when I initially begun. However, just a tad.

    The fear is still there as I just do not know what to expect on the types of referrals I will receive during my call.

    Some things just don’t change. The fear that I felt during my House Officer days are still there and at times, I wish that I could just simply disappear run away from the issue but doing so, does not help.

    Thus, the only solution for me is to dive head on into the issue and call for help whenever needed.

    If any of you are experiencing this, just know that you are not alone and sometimes the feelings felt internally just can’t be expressed properly either via words or verbally.

    If you are showing up everyday despite feeling this way, you are doing a good job. Take comfort in that as it is not an easy thing to just do. Sometimes, showing up daily in itself is a hard task.

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  29. The Theoretical Doctor @[email protected] ·

    I SURVIVED My First Month Of Tagging As A Floating Medical Officer

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    Thank God. Seriously.

    I started my journey on the 21st of August 2025 and officially off-tag on the 14th of September 2025 after my last tagging oncall shift.

    Technically, it was not a month but 3 weeks. Nevertheless, a very tiring 3 weeks with every other day oncalls and one sick leave in between.

    The tagging oncalls were every other day (EOD), this meant an oncall shift followed by postcall and the following day is an office hour shift only to be followed by oncall again.

    Overall, it was a mixture of fun and tiredness. My sleeping schedule was definitely off as I am usually disturbed in the middle of the night as the time I am usually able to sleep peacefully is during my postcall shifts.

    Thankfully, I always had a senior with me to guide me. Thus, every referral I received, I would discuss on the management plan with them. It was mentally challenging as well as the learning curve is extremely steep for a junior medical officer such as myself.

    Having completed my tagging period, I am still at lost in terms of management especially for extremely complicated cases. Thus, I find myself running to any of my seniors or the specialists.

    Am I confident now though?

    Not really. Less terrified and yes somewhat a tad bit confident than when I initially begun. However, just a tad.

    The fear is still there as I just do not know what to expect on the types of referrals I will receive during my call.

    Some things just don’t change. The fear that I felt during my House Officer days are still there and at times, I wish that I could just simply disappear run away from the issue but doing so, does not help.

    Thus, the only solution for me is to dive head on into the issue and call for help whenever needed.

    If any of you are experiencing this, just know that you are not alone and sometimes the feelings felt internally just can’t be expressed properly either via words or verbally.

    If you are showing up everyday despite feeling this way, you are doing a good job. Take comfort in that as it is not an easy thing to just do. Sometimes, showing up daily in itself is a hard task.

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  30. The Theoretical Doctor @[email protected] ·

    My First Tagging On-Call Shift As A Floating Medical Officer

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    My first tagging oncall shift was on a Sunday with a fellow medical officer I knew when I was a House Officer in General Surgery. Back then, he was having his attachment in General Surgery.

    Just like a House Officer, we had to undergo a period of “tagging“.

    In the Department of Plastics and Reconstructive Surgery at Sarawak General Hospital, I had to undergo a tagging period of one month, every other day (EOD). This is because, I am a newborn medical officer with no previous experience in General Surgery (as a Medical Officer).

    This is an advantage as I would be able to learn as much as I could within a span of 1 month. However, it was also a disadvantage as I’m afraid, I would be burnt out mentally and physically considering the on-calls were on every other day (EOD).

    “I can do it. If others could, I could too.” , I repeated this mantra to myself but the learning curve is going to be an extremely steep one.

    During my first tagging oncall, thankfully, it was with a fellow senior colleague who I was rather comfortable with.

    We started with our morning ward rounds followed by passover and peri-rounds. After we were done, we went back to the ward to settle our pending job-lists followed by lunch.

    As a tagging on-call medical officer, the first call would be to me for referrals. After which, I would discuss with my senior and proceed to see the referred patient together. After reviewing our newly electively admitted patients, pre-op rounds with surgeon and demarcating the op site and pre-op meeting, we went back home in the evening and returned at night together for our night reviews which we updated in the Department’s WhatsApp Group on the progress of certain patients. Incidentally, a patient whom we were awaiting for op was called into the operating theatre and the operation ended at 2am. Finally, we returned home for the night.

    I was nervous of course as I usually get anxious easily. However, I took my shower and headed to bed.

    My phone was kept beside me in case I were to receive calls or referrals. At 6am, I returned to the ward and started our morning reviews as well as prepared for our morning rounds.

    Since, it was a Monday, it was morning ward rounds, handover and peri rounds as usual. However, since I was still tagging, I was expected to stay till 5pm or to join the ongoing surgeries.

    Thus, my first postcall was spent in the operating theatre assisting till 6pm. However, despite the ongoing operation, I excused myself to return home and rest.

    The following day will be another one, thankfully, not oncall but within office hours.

    Thankfully, it was a good call with a fellow senior that I was comfortable with in terms of approaching in regards to my doubts which was undoubtedly, many.

    I can only hope that I would be able to survive this whole month of tagging.

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  31. The Theoretical Doctor @[email protected] ·

    My First Tagging On-Call Shift As A Floating Medical Officer

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    My first tagging oncall shift was on a Sunday with a fellow medical officer I knew when I was a House Officer in General Surgery. Back then, he was having his attachment in General Surgery.

    Just like a House Officer, we had to undergo a period of “tagging“.

    In the Department of Plastics and Reconstructive Surgery at Sarawak General Hospital, I had to undergo a tagging period of one month, every other day (EOD). This is because, I am a newborn medical officer with no previous experience in General Surgery (as a Medical Officer).

    This is an advantage as I would be able to learn as much as I could within a span of 1 month. However, it was also a disadvantage as I’m afraid, I would be burnt out mentally and physically considering the on-calls were on every other day (EOD).

    “I can do it. If others could, I could too.” , I repeated this mantra to myself but the learning curve is going to be an extremely steep one.

    During my first tagging oncall, thankfully, it was with a fellow senior colleague who I was rather comfortable with.

    We started with our morning ward rounds followed by passover and peri-rounds. After we were done, we went back to the ward to settle our pending job-lists followed by lunch.

    As a tagging on-call medical officer, the first call would be to me for referrals. After which, I would discuss with my senior and proceed to see the referred patient together. After reviewing our newly electively admitted patients, pre-op rounds with surgeon and demarcating the op site and pre-op meeting, we went back home in the evening and returned at night together for our night reviews which we updated in the Department’s WhatsApp Group on the progress of certain patients. Incidentally, a patient whom we were awaiting for op was called into the operating theatre and the operation ended at 2am. Finally, we returned home for the night.

    I was nervous of course as I usually get anxious easily. However, I took my shower and headed to bed.

    My phone was kept beside me in case I were to receive calls or referrals. At 6am, I returned to the ward and started our morning reviews as well as prepared for our morning rounds.

    Since, it was a Monday, it was morning ward rounds, handover and peri rounds as usual. However, since I was still tagging, I was expected to stay till 5pm or to join the ongoing surgeries.

    Thus, my first postcall was spent in the operating theatre assisting till 6pm. However, despite the ongoing operation, I excused myself to return home and rest.

    The following day will be another one, thankfully, not oncall but within office hours.

    Thankfully, it was a good call with a fellow senior that I was comfortable with in terms of approaching in regards to my doubts which was undoubtedly, many.

    I can only hope that I would be able to survive this whole month of tagging.

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  32. The Theoretical Doctor @[email protected] ·

    My First Tagging On-Call Shift As A Floating Medical Officer

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    My first tagging oncall shift was on a Sunday with a fellow medical officer I knew when I was a House Officer in General Surgery. Back then, he was having his attachment in General Surgery.

    Just like a House Officer, we had to undergo a period of “tagging“.

    In the Department of Plastics and Reconstructive Surgery at Sarawak General Hospital, I had to undergo a tagging period of one month, every other day (EOD). This is because, I am a newborn medical officer with no previous experience in General Surgery (as a Medical Officer).

    This is an advantage as I would be able to learn as much as I could within a span of 1 month. However, it was also a disadvantage as I’m afraid, I would be burnt out mentally and physically considering the on-calls were on every other day (EOD).

    “I can do it. If others could, I could too.” , I repeated this mantra to myself but the learning curve is going to be an extremely steep one.

    During my first tagging oncall, thankfully, it was with a fellow senior colleague who I was rather comfortable with.

    We started with our morning ward rounds followed by passover and peri-rounds. After we were done, we went back to the ward to settle our pending job-lists followed by lunch.

    As a tagging on-call medical officer, the first call would be to me for referrals. After which, I would discuss with my senior and proceed to see the referred patient together. After reviewing our newly electively admitted patients, pre-op rounds with surgeon and demarcating the op site and pre-op meeting, we went back home in the evening and returned at night together for our night reviews which we updated in the Department’s WhatsApp Group on the progress of certain patients. Incidentally, a patient whom we were awaiting for op was called into the operating theatre and the operation ended at 2am. Finally, we returned home for the night.

    I was nervous of course as I usually get anxious easily. However, I took my shower and headed to bed.

    My phone was kept beside me in case I were to receive calls or referrals. At 6am, I returned to the ward and started our morning reviews as well as prepared for our morning rounds.

    Since, it was a Monday, it was morning ward rounds, handover and peri rounds as usual. However, since I was still tagging, I was expected to stay till 5pm or to join the ongoing surgeries.

    Thus, my first postcall was spent in the operating theatre assisting till 6pm. However, despite the ongoing operation, I excused myself to return home and rest.

    The following day will be another one, thankfully, not oncall but within office hours.

    Thankfully, it was a good call with a fellow senior that I was comfortable with in terms of approaching in regards to my doubts which was undoubtedly, many.

    I can only hope that I would be able to survive this whole month of tagging.

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  33. The Theoretical Doctor @[email protected] ·

    My First Tagging On-Call Shift As A Floating Medical Officer

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    My first tagging oncall shift was on a Sunday with a fellow medical officer I knew when I was a House Officer in General Surgery. Back then, he was having his attachment in General Surgery.

    Just like a House Officer, we had to undergo a period of “tagging“.

    In the Department of Plastics and Reconstructive Surgery at Sarawak General Hospital, I had to undergo a tagging period of one month, every other day (EOD). This is because, I am a newborn medical officer with no previous experience in General Surgery (as a Medical Officer).

    This is an advantage as I would be able to learn as much as I could within a span of 1 month. However, it was also a disadvantage as I’m afraid, I would be burnt out mentally and physically considering the on-calls were on every other day (EOD).

    “I can do it. If others could, I could too.” , I repeated this mantra to myself but the learning curve is going to be an extremely steep one.

    During my first tagging oncall, thankfully, it was with a fellow senior colleague who I was rather comfortable with.

    We started with our morning ward rounds followed by passover and peri-rounds. After we were done, we went back to the ward to settle our pending job-lists followed by lunch.

    As a tagging on-call medical officer, the first call would be to me for referrals. After which, I would discuss with my senior and proceed to see the referred patient together. After reviewing our newly electively admitted patients, pre-op rounds with surgeon and demarcating the op site and pre-op meeting, we went back home in the evening and returned at night together for our night reviews which we updated in the Department’s WhatsApp Group on the progress of certain patients. Incidentally, a patient whom we were awaiting for op was called into the operating theatre and the operation ended at 2am. Finally, we returned home for the night.

    I was nervous of course as I usually get anxious easily. However, I took my shower and headed to bed.

    My phone was kept beside me in case I were to receive calls or referrals. At 6am, I returned to the ward and started our morning reviews as well as prepared for our morning rounds.

    Since, it was a Monday, it was morning ward rounds, handover and peri rounds as usual. However, since I was still tagging, I was expected to stay till 5pm or to join the ongoing surgeries.

    Thus, my first postcall was spent in the operating theatre assisting till 6pm. However, despite the ongoing operation, I excused myself to return home and rest.

    The following day will be another one, thankfully, not oncall but within office hours.

    Thankfully, it was a good call with a fellow senior that I was comfortable with in terms of approaching in regards to my doubts which was undoubtedly, many.

    I can only hope that I would be able to survive this whole month of tagging.

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  34. The Theoretical Doctor @[email protected] ·

    My First Tagging On-Call Shift As A Floating Medical Officer

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    My first tagging oncall shift was on a Sunday with a fellow medical officer I knew when I was a House Officer in General Surgery. Back then, he was having his attachment in General Surgery.

    Just like a House Officer, we had to undergo a period of “tagging“.

    In the Department of Plastics and Reconstructive Surgery at Sarawak General Hospital, I had to undergo a tagging period of one month, every other day (EOD). This is because, I am a newborn medical officer with no previous experience in General Surgery (as a Medical Officer).

    This is an advantage as I would be able to learn as much as I could within a span of 1 month. However, it was also a disadvantage as I’m afraid, I would be burnt out mentally and physically considering the on-calls were on every other day (EOD).

    “I can do it. If others could, I could too.” , I repeated this mantra to myself but the learning curve is going to be an extremely steep one.

    During my first tagging oncall, thankfully, it was with a fellow senior colleague who I was rather comfortable with.

    We started with our morning ward rounds followed by passover and peri-rounds. After we were done, we went back to the ward to settle our pending job-lists followed by lunch.

    As a tagging on-call medical officer, the first call would be to me for referrals. After which, I would discuss with my senior and proceed to see the referred patient together. After reviewing our newly electively admitted patients, pre-op rounds with surgeon and demarcating the op site and pre-op meeting, we went back home in the evening and returned at night together for our night reviews which we updated in the Department’s WhatsApp Group on the progress of certain patients. Incidentally, a patient whom we were awaiting for op was called into the operating theatre and the operation ended at 2am. Finally, we returned home for the night.

    I was nervous of course as I usually get anxious easily. However, I took my shower and headed to bed.

    My phone was kept beside me in case I were to receive calls or referrals. At 6am, I returned to the ward and started our morning reviews as well as prepared for our morning rounds.

    Since, it was a Monday, it was morning ward rounds, handover and peri rounds as usual. However, since I was still tagging, I was expected to stay till 5pm or to join the ongoing surgeries.

    Thus, my first postcall was spent in the operating theatre assisting till 6pm. However, despite the ongoing operation, I excused myself to return home and rest.

    The following day will be another one, thankfully, not oncall but within office hours.

    Thankfully, it was a good call with a fellow senior that I was comfortable with in terms of approaching in regards to my doubts which was undoubtedly, many.

    I can only hope that I would be able to survive this whole month of tagging.

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  35. Karl Voit :emacs: :orgmode: @[email protected] ·

    Ich halte einen Online-Vortrag:
    "Persönliches #Dateimanagement - Motivation, Praxistipps, Fragen und hoffentlich hilfreiche Antworten ;-)"

    Es geht um das Sammeln, Ablegen, Pflegen, Kuratieren und vor allem das *Wiederfinden* von lokalen Computerdateien in einer Hierarchie von #Ordnern. Dabei gibt es einige Dinge, denen man sich bewusst sein soll, die hier positiv und
    negativ einwirken. Der #Vortrag fasst den Status der wissenschaftlichen Erkenntnisse aus dem Bereich zusammen und bringt im Anschluss gute Praxistipps und Erfahrungswerte zu dem Thema.

    Ich mache sogar erstmals deutschsprachige Folien dazu. 😉

    19.11.2025
    Start: 19 Uhr
    #FLUG #Freiburg (grüner Raum, Rehlingstraße 9) + Verein dt. Ingenieure BV Rheingau Arbeitskreis Internet-Sicherheit
    Jitsi: meet.coredump.ch/akis-flug
    Keine Aufzeichnung.

    #PIM #filetags #TagTrees #tagging #Dateimanagement #PKM #Verzeichnisse #tagstore #Verschlagwortung #Dateien

    #dateimanagement #ordnern #vortrag #flug #freiburg #pim
  36. Karl Voit :emacs: :orgmode: @[email protected] ·

    Ich halte einen Online-Vortrag:
    "Persönliches #Dateimanagement - Motivation, Praxistipps, Fragen und hoffentlich hilfreiche Antworten ;-)"

    Es geht um das Sammeln, Ablegen, Pflegen, Kuratieren und vor allem das *Wiederfinden* von lokalen Computerdateien in einer Hierarchie von #Ordnern. Dabei gibt es einige Dinge, denen man sich bewusst sein soll, die hier positiv und
    negativ einwirken. Der #Vortrag fasst den Status der wissenschaftlichen Erkenntnisse aus dem Bereich zusammen und bringt im Anschluss gute Praxistipps und Erfahrungswerte zu dem Thema.

    Ich mache sogar erstmals deutschsprachige Folien dazu. 😉

    19.11.2025
    Start: 19 Uhr
    #FLUG #Freiburg (grüner Raum, Rehlingstraße 9) + Verein dt. Ingenieure BV Rheingau Arbeitskreis Internet-Sicherheit
    Jitsi: meet.coredump.ch/akis-flug
    Keine Aufzeichnung.

    #PIM #filetags #TagTrees #tagging #Dateimanagement #PKM #Verzeichnisse #tagstore #Verschlagwortung #Dateien

    #dateimanagement #ordnern #vortrag #flug #freiburg #pim
  37. Karl Voit :emacs: :orgmode: @[email protected] ·

    Ich halte einen Online-Vortrag:
    "Persönliches #Dateimanagement - Motivation, Praxistipps, Fragen und hoffentlich hilfreiche Antworten ;-)"

    Es geht um das Sammeln, Ablegen, Pflegen, Kuratieren und vor allem das *Wiederfinden* von lokalen Computerdateien in einer Hierarchie von #Ordnern. Dabei gibt es einige Dinge, denen man sich bewusst sein soll, die hier positiv und
    negativ einwirken. Der #Vortrag fasst den Status der wissenschaftlichen Erkenntnisse aus dem Bereich zusammen und bringt im Anschluss gute Praxistipps und Erfahrungswerte zu dem Thema.

    Ich mache sogar erstmals deutschsprachige Folien dazu. 😉

    19.11.2025
    Start: 19 Uhr
    #FLUG #Freiburg (grüner Raum, Rehlingstraße 9) + Verein dt. Ingenieure BV Rheingau Arbeitskreis Internet-Sicherheit
    Jitsi: meet.coredump.ch/akis-flug
    Keine Aufzeichnung.

    #PIM #filetags #TagTrees #tagging #Dateimanagement #PKM #Verzeichnisse #tagstore #Verschlagwortung #Dateien

    #dateimanagement #ordnern #vortrag #flug #freiburg #pim
  38. Karl Voit :emacs: :orgmode: @[email protected] ·

    Ich halte einen Online-Vortrag:
    "Persönliches #Dateimanagement - Motivation, Praxistipps, Fragen und hoffentlich hilfreiche Antworten ;-)"

    Es geht um das Sammeln, Ablegen, Pflegen, Kuratieren und vor allem das *Wiederfinden* von lokalen Computerdateien in einer Hierarchie von #Ordnern. Dabei gibt es einige Dinge, denen man sich bewusst sein soll, die hier positiv und
    negativ einwirken. Der #Vortrag fasst den Status der wissenschaftlichen Erkenntnisse aus dem Bereich zusammen und bringt im Anschluss gute Praxistipps und Erfahrungswerte zu dem Thema.

    Ich mache sogar erstmals deutschsprachige Folien dazu. 😉

    19.11.2025
    Start: 19 Uhr
    #FLUG #Freiburg (grüner Raum, Rehlingstraße 9) + Verein dt. Ingenieure BV Rheingau Arbeitskreis Internet-Sicherheit
    Jitsi: meet.coredump.ch/akis-flug
    Keine Aufzeichnung.

    #PIM #filetags #TagTrees #tagging #Dateimanagement #PKM #Verzeichnisse #tagstore #Verschlagwortung #Dateien

    #dateien #verschlagwortung #tagstore #verzeichnisse #pkm #tagging
  39. Karl Voit :emacs: :orgmode: @[email protected] ·

    Ich halte einen Online-Vortrag:
    "Persönliches #Dateimanagement - Motivation, Praxistipps, Fragen und hoffentlich hilfreiche Antworten ;-)"

    Es geht um das Sammeln, Ablegen, Pflegen, Kuratieren und vor allem das *Wiederfinden* von lokalen Computerdateien in einer Hierarchie von #Ordnern. Dabei gibt es einige Dinge, denen man sich bewusst sein soll, die hier positiv und
    negativ einwirken. Der #Vortrag fasst den Status der wissenschaftlichen Erkenntnisse aus dem Bereich zusammen und bringt im Anschluss gute Praxistipps und Erfahrungswerte zu dem Thema.

    Ich mache sogar erstmals deutschsprachige Folien dazu. 😉

    19.11.2025
    Start: 19 Uhr
    #FLUG #Freiburg (grüner Raum, Rehlingstraße 9) + Verein dt. Ingenieure BV Rheingau Arbeitskreis Internet-Sicherheit
    Jitsi: meet.coredump.ch/akis-flug
    Keine Aufzeichnung.

    #PIM #filetags #TagTrees #tagging #Dateimanagement #PKM #Verzeichnisse #tagstore #Verschlagwortung #Dateien

    #dateimanagement #ordnern #vortrag #flug #freiburg #pim
  40. Karsten Schmidt @[email protected] ·

    Tags are sets. Many apps support tagging of content, but most of them (incl. Mastodon) treat tags only as singular/isolated topic filters, akin to a flat folder-based approach. But tagging can be so, so much more powerful when treating tags as sets and offering users the possibility to combine and query tagged content as sets (think Venn diagrams), i.e. allowing tags to be combined using AND/OR/NOT aka intersection/union/difference operations...

    Below is a simple query engine to do just that in ~40 lines of code (sans comments), incl. using an extensible interpreter for a simple Lisp-like S-Expression language to define arbitrarily complex nested tag queries (the code is actually lifted & simplified from my personal knowledge graph tooling, also talked about here recently[1]...)

    gist.github.com/postspectacula

    For example, the query:

    `(and (or 'Alps' 'PNW') (or 'LandscapePhotography' 'NaturePhotography') (not 'Monochrome'))`

    ...would select all items which have been tagged with `Alps` OR `PNW`, AND have at least one of the two photography tags given, but have NOT the `Monochrome` tag.

    Whilst this syntax is probably alien-looking to the average user, it'd would be fairly straightforward to create visual/structural UIs for defining such queries (over the past 20 years I've done that myself several times already), heck even a SLM (small language model) could be used to translate natural language into such query expressions — what matters here is the widespread lack of treating tags this way in terms of conceptual/data modeling in most applications. Imagine being able to use hashtags this way on Mastodon to assemble personalized timelines (and extend the system to not just deal with hashtags, but other post metadata/provenance too)...

    The code example illustrates how, with the right tools, such features are actually not hard to implement (or to integrate into existing apps). The example uses the following #ThingUmbrella packages for its key functionality:

    - thi.ng/associative: Set-theory operations, custom Map/Set data types (unused here)
    - thi.ng/lispy: Customizable/extensible S-expression parser, interpreter & runtime
    - thi.ng/oquery: Optimized object and array pattern query engine

    [1] mastodon.thi.ng/@toxi/11549755

    #Tagging #Sets #QueryEngine #Lisp #Syntax #Parser #Interpreter #TypeScript #JavaScript

    #thingumbrella #tagging #sets #queryengine #lisp #syntax
  41. Jonathan Emmesedi @[email protected] ·

    Can you help me with an information storage and retrieval problem?

    I have more than 2000 YouTube videos saved in 65 playlists. I would like to search for particular videos, but YouTube does not make it easy.

    So I thought about doing something like this:

    1) Create a document that would list every saved video with its URL.

    2) Create a preliminary list of descriptive tags for the videos.

    3) Begin the task of tagging each entry on the video listing in the document , adding new tags when necessary.

    4) Find an application that would allow me to search the document using Boolean operators and parentheses.

    Although Step 3 will be time consuming, I understand what I would be doing there.

    However, I'm very unsure of myself with regard to step 4. A librarian suggested that I use Evernote, while an online search came up with a spreadsheet as the appropriate application for my purposes.

    I have never used Evernote ( I don't even know what it is!), and am not familiar with spreadsheet operation, being more of a pencil and paper gradebook bloke.

    I am not a tech person, have only a limited knowledge of information storage and retrieval, and would prefer not to use Microsoft or Google applications on my Linux desktop. I would also prefer not to have to buy anything.

    Does anybody have any suggestions for step 4?

    In addition, please don't hesitate to tell me if I am thinking about my YouTube searching problem in the wrong way and that I need to adopt a wholly different approach to solving it.

    #YouTube #YouTubeSearch #Searching #Database #Catalogue #Catalog #Information #Tagging #Evernote #Spreadsheet

    #youtube #youtubesearch #searching #database #catalogue #catalog
  42. Enjoy @[email protected] ·
    CW: The "CW" serves as title (continued)

    "We do not post Content Warnings because we believe the subject is inappropriate, we just want to offer the reader of the post the chance to give informed consent" : maloki.medium.com/on-content-w

    #easyReading #personalSafety #protection #attention #howTo #Mastodon #MastodonTips #spoonie #longPost #ContentNotice #mentalHealth #CW #learn #enjoy #joy #simpleEnglish #hashtags #tagging #naming #microBlogging #wordsMatter #safety #decisionMaking #benevolence

    #easyreading #personalsafety #protection #attention #howto #mastodon
  43. The Theoretical Doctor @[email protected] ·

    Tagline: “Hourly Toilet Break”

    Click here for more articles & daily dose.

    If humans had taglines, what would yours be?

    Those who have worked with me know that I have such thing called “The Hourly Toilet Break”.

    Firstly, because I consume lots of fluids and secondly, that is how I ensure I do get the break once in a while on a busy day or maybe, the day is quite slow and I am just, bored.

    Of course when the day is rather busy and hectic, time just flies and that I do not even realise the time passing by. By the time I actually do complete my task and take the opportunity to just rest for a while, 2-3 hours have gone by.

    How Did The Hourly Toilet Break Started?

    Photo by Hafidz Alifuddin on Pexels.com

    I didn’t actually planned for such thing at work. Obviously.

    At home, I do frequently go for my toilet breaks as I’m forever consuming green teas or black coffees or water. All of which contributes to the filling of my bladder, in addition to the fluids being diuretics.

    It wasn’t until I started my tagging in my sixth rotation, the Emergency & Trauma Department that I reinforced this so-called “hourly toilet break”.

    The tagging hours in the Emergency & Trauma Department is long, just as in other postings whereby we had to work from 7am til 10pm everyday with an off day each week for 10 days straight.

    Thus, it helped me in ensuring that I either get to sit and recollect myself during hectic days or to make the hours pass during slow days.

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  44. The Theoretical Doctor @[email protected] ·

    Tagline: “Hourly Toilet Break”

    Click here for more articles & daily dose.

    If humans had taglines, what would yours be?

    Those who have worked with me know that I have such thing called “The Hourly Toilet Break”.

    Firstly, because I consume lots of fluids and secondly, that is how I ensure I do get the break once in a while on a busy day or maybe, the day is quite slow and I am just, bored.

    Of course when the day is rather busy and hectic, time just flies and that I do not even realise the time passing by. By the time I actually do complete my task and take the opportunity to just rest for a while, 2-3 hours have gone by.

    How Did The Hourly Toilet Break Started?

    Photo by Hafidz Alifuddin on Pexels.com

    I didn’t actually planned for such thing at work. Obviously.

    At home, I do frequently go for my toilet breaks as I’m forever consuming green teas or black coffees or water. All of which contributes to the filling of my bladder, in addition to the fluids being diuretics.

    It wasn’t until I started my tagging in my sixth rotation, the Emergency & Trauma Department that I reinforced this so-called “hourly toilet break”.

    The tagging hours in the Emergency & Trauma Department is long, just as in other postings whereby we had to work from 7am til 10pm everyday with an off day each week for 10 days straight.

    Thus, it helped me in ensuring that I either get to sit and recollect myself during hectic days or to make the hours pass during slow days.

    Click here for more articles & daily dose.

    YouTube | Instagram | Pinterest | Facebook | Spotify

    About Me | Privacy Policy | Contact Me

    #article #Articles #Blog #blogging #dailyprompt #dailyprompt1822 #dailyprompt1829 #dailyprompt1833 #dailyprompt1834 #dailyprompt1838 #dailyprompt1839 #dailyprompt1841 #dailyprompt1843 #dailyprompt1858 #dailyprompt1863 #dailyprompt1881 #dailyprompt1941 #dailyprompt1949 #dailyprompt1950 #dailyprompt1952 #dailyprompt1957 #dailyprompt1964 #dailyprompt1968 #doctor #emergency #healthcare #hospitalUmumSarawak #housemanship #internship #kuching #medical #Medicine #sarawak #sarawakGeneralHospital #tagging #tagline #toiletBreak #writing

    #writing #toiletbreak #tagline #tagging #sarawakgeneralhospital #sarawak
  45. The Theoretical Doctor @[email protected] ·

    An article regarding how I felt after finally completing my tagging period in my final rotation, Emergency & Trauma as a House Officer.

    -

    #writing #blogging #housemanship #malaysia #tagging #doctor #medicine

    theoreticaldoctor.com/2025/08/

    #writing #blogging #housemanship #malaysia #tagging #doctor
  46. The Theoretical Doctor @[email protected] ·

    Day 1 Of My Final Posting – Day 647 Of Housemanship

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    My first day of my final posting, The Emergency & Trauma Department, commenced on the 11th of April 2025.

    Day 647, finally. Finally! I’ve pulled through and entered the last pit stop of my journey as a House Officer.

    In every posting, I have always looked forward to this posting. Prior to joining, I’ve always had mixed feelings and initially wanted to join Anaesthesiology. However, a few weeks prior to entering, the other postings such as Psychiatry, Klinik Kesihatan and Anaesthesiology were removed from our options and everyone had to rotate in the Emergency and Trauma Department.

    This is good. This meant more manpower.

    However, just as the previous postings, prior to joining any new department, I’ve always had this fear and mixed feelings because it is after a new environment.

    My fear was stumbling too badly on my first day. Thus, of course, I did my research and questioned the people I knew who were already in the posting.

    My First Day began on a Friday in the “Yellow Respi Zone“.

    The Yellow Respi Zone consists of patients who are unable to saturate well under room air, usually less than 90%. Having just completed the Medical Posting, the patients allocated there are primarily Medical patients or in particular, having respiratory issues such as patients developing acute pulmonary oedema or fluid overload secondary to non-compliance to their fluid restriction.

    Thankfully, I have just completed Medical. Thus, I am able to apply my knowledge learnt which was still fresh at that time.

    I arrived a little before 7am since the tagging shift is from 7am till 10pm, introduced myself to the medical officers and talked to a fellow friend who arrived and would be working in the same zone as well. I went through the triages and casenotes of the patients to see if there were any active cases or cases that were due tracing of bloods or referrals.

    The day started off rather quietly and it was manageable. I followed the morning handover rounds at 7:45am and after that attended to any new patients or refer if needed.

    Basically, when a patient comes in, especially to this zone where the patients’ chief complaint is “shortness of breath“, the first person who attends would usually auscultate or “listen” to the lungs and check the vital sigs prior to taking blood or doing a “full clerking” such as obtaining their past medical history or history of presenting illness.

    The next person that steps in usually helps with the bloods and fills the forms.

    Everyone worked together as a team and somehow indirectly we were communicating with one another without actually voicing it out. It seemed almost like a dance, or a workout.

    Afternoon came and afternoon handovers started at 2:45pm. I met a lovely medical officer who is a junior herself but one who was extremely upbeat and more than happy to guide me.

    I learnt a lot during my first day with her. She even encouraged me to consider joining this department during my floating period.

    The evenings became extremely busy to which I did not really realise. Maybe because it was my first day or maybe because I have just completed my Medical Posting (and it was much busier over there), or perhaps because I simply enjoyed working with my superior or team on that day.

    The day ended at 10pm and I walked back home. Thankfully, I lived within walking distance thus I saved time and did not have to worry regarding transportation or parking issues.

    My first day in my last posting or rotation started off well which is something I’m more than thankful for.

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  47. The Theoretical Doctor @[email protected] ·

    Day 1 Of My Final Posting – Day 647 Of Housemanship

    Related Posts:

    My first day of my final posting, The Emergency & Trauma Department, commenced on the 11th of April 2025.

    Day 647, finally. Finally! I’ve pulled through and entered the last pit stop of my journey as a House Officer.

    In every posting, I have always looked forward to this posting. Prior to joining, I’ve always had mixed feelings and initially wanted to join Anaesthesiology. However, a few weeks prior to entering, the other postings such as Psychiatry, Klinik Kesihatan and Anaesthesiology were removed from our options and everyone had to rotate in the Emergency and Trauma Department.

    This is good. This meant more manpower.

    However, just as the previous postings, prior to joining any new department, I’ve always had this fear and mixed feelings because it is after a new environment.

    My fear was stumbling too badly on my first day. Thus, of course, I did my research and questioned the people I knew who were already in the posting.

    My First Day began on a Friday in the “Yellow Respi Zone“.

    The Yellow Respi Zone consists of patients who are unable to saturate well under room air, usually less than 90%. Having just completed the Medical Posting, the patients allocated there are primarily Medical patients or in particular, having respiratory issues such as patients developing acute pulmonary oedema or fluid overload secondary to non-compliance to their fluid restriction.

    Thankfully, I have just completed Medical. Thus, I am able to apply my knowledge learnt which was still fresh at that time.

    I arrived a little before 7am since the tagging shift is from 7am till 10pm, introduced myself to the medical officers and talked to a fellow friend who arrived and would be working in the same zone as well. I went through the triages and casenotes of the patients to see if there were any active cases or cases that were due tracing of bloods or referrals.

    The day started off rather quietly and it was manageable. I followed the morning handover rounds at 7:45am and after that attended to any new patients or refer if needed.

    Basically, when a patient comes in, especially to this zone where the patients’ chief complaint is “shortness of breath“, the first person who attends would usually auscultate or “listen” to the lungs and check the vital sigs prior to taking blood or doing a “full clerking” such as obtaining their past medical history or history of presenting illness.

    The next person that steps in usually helps with the bloods and fills the forms.

    Everyone worked together as a team and somehow indirectly we were communicating with one another without actually voicing it out. It seemed almost like a dance, or a workout.

    Afternoon came and afternoon handovers started at 2:45pm. I met a lovely medical officer who is a junior herself but one who was extremely upbeat and more than happy to guide me.

    I learnt a lot during my first day with her. She even encouraged me to consider joining this department during my floating period.

    The evenings became extremely busy to which I did not really realise. Maybe because it was my first day or maybe because I have just completed my Medical Posting (and it was much busier over there), or perhaps because I simply enjoyed working with my superior or team on that day.

    The day ended at 10pm and I walked back home. Thankfully, I lived within walking distance thus I saved time and did not have to worry regarding transportation or parking issues.

    My first day in my last posting or rotation started off well which is something I’m more than thankful for.

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  48. The Theoretical Doctor @[email protected] ·

    Surviving 10 Days Of Tagging | Emergency & Trauma Department

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    My tagging days in my sixth and final rotation, Emergency and Trauma Department, lasted for a total of 10 days which was from the 11th of April till the 23rd of April 2025. This is excluding our one “off day” for the week.

    Did I manage to last throughout the tagging days?

    Not quite.

    I did take a sick leave during my second week of tagging. The reason was that I was just extremely tired.

    Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com

    The tagging hours in the Emergency and Trauma Department is from 7 am till 10pm, just in other postings.

    The good thing about this department is that we do not need to do morning reviews. Thus, coming way early prior to our shift is unheard of. We merely come and leave on time.

    However, considering that it is the Emergency Department, things are unpredictable whereby things could be quiet one moment and hectic the next.

    Hence, on days which burn, it can be extremely tiring. But, completing these tagging days are a must and so on slow days where the hours seem to pass by really slowly, I make it a point to have an “hourly toilet break“. On busy days, it may be the only time that I am given a chance to sit and breathe.

    On top of that, I made sure I took my lunch and dinner break. Not because I was hungry as I was used to having my meal for the day after work. It was merely my way of spending my time during my tagging days.

    At 10pm, the shift is over and I leave, even if the floor is busy because the following day my shift begins at 7am again.

    Finally after 10 days of “tagging“, I have finally off-tagged and shifted to “shift hours“.

    Photo by Andrey Grushnikov on Pexels.com

    There are no assessments in order to off-tag. as there were in other postings, which is a good thing. However, tagging in this posting felt long and seem to went on forever for me. Perhaps, this was because I was mainly tagging alone as I entered a month later than my fellow peers.

    Nonetheless, I was glad to be done with this schedule and shift back to a regular 12-hours shift.

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  49. The Theoretical Doctor @[email protected] ·

    Surviving 10 Days Of Tagging | Emergency & Trauma Department

    Related Posts:

    My tagging days in my sixth and final rotation, Emergency and Trauma Department, lasted for a total of 10 days which was from the 11th of April till the 23rd of April 2025. This is excluding our one “off day” for the week.

    Did I manage to last throughout the tagging days?

    Not quite.

    I did take a sick leave during my second week of tagging. The reason was that I was just extremely tired.

    Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com

    The tagging hours in the Emergency and Trauma Department is from 7 am till 10pm, just in other postings.

    The good thing about this department is that we do not need to do morning reviews. Thus, coming way early prior to our shift is unheard of. We merely come and leave on time.

    However, considering that it is the Emergency Department, things are unpredictable whereby things could be quiet one moment and hectic the next.

    Hence, on days which burn, it can be extremely tiring. But, completing these tagging days are a must and so on slow days where the hours seem to pass by really slowly, I make it a point to have an “hourly toilet break“. On busy days, it may be the only time that I am given a chance to sit and breathe.

    On top of that, I made sure I took my lunch and dinner break. Not because I was hungry as I was used to having my meal for the day after work. It was merely my way of spending my time during my tagging days.

    At 10pm, the shift is over and I leave, even if the floor is busy because the following day my shift begins at 7am again.

    Finally after 10 days of “tagging“, I have finally off-tagged and shifted to “shift hours“.

    Photo by Andrey Grushnikov on Pexels.com

    There are no assessments in order to off-tag. as there were in other postings, which is a good thing. However, tagging in this posting felt long and seem to went on forever for me. Perhaps, this was because I was mainly tagging alone as I entered a month later than my fellow peers.

    Nonetheless, I was glad to be done with this schedule and shift back to a regular 12-hours shift.

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  50. Jonathan Emmesedi @[email protected] ·

    I've made 10,000 posts on Mastodon since I joined just under two years ago.

    Thanks and thoughts:

    - I'm grateful to @admin for running this instance. I made a small contribution to the running costs, and you should do the same.

    - Thank you to all who follow and interact with me.

    - Thank you to the people I follow for providing so much thought provoking, entertaining, informative, and beautiful content.

    - I wish more of the academics and journalists I followed on Xitter had migrated to Mastodon.

    - There are times when I feel I am just talking to myself here.

    - There are many topics on which I have opinions but which I do not discuss here, either because I am not sufficiently well informed to make a constructive contribution to a discussion, or because for some topics I do not think Mastodon is an appropriate forum for their discussion.

    - Partly on account of its current rotten government and the appalling way in which it is currently waging war, Israel is an unpopular country on Mastodon, or at least in the parts of Mastodon that I see. Nevertheless and regardless of how many people here take offence, I will continue to defend the right of Israel to exist. A two state solution, Israel and Palestine recognized as two states living alongside each other, is not utopian and is the only way to ensure peace and dignity for all.

    - I use hashtags and so should you!

    - I boost a lot because I think it makes Mastodon more interesting. Am I right in this?

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