Slides from my presentation about performant data reductions with #Perl given at #lpw2024 .

How to speed up over certain XS #Perl modules using #Inline and @openmp_arb #openmp

Video should probably uploade sometime next week (though I have a substitute recording of around 6 minutes)

https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/performant-data-reductions-with-perl-with-some-c-and-openmp/272787135

#Hashtags #inline or hashtags at the

#PSA for #people who put lots of #inline #hashtags in their #posts, especially for words that aren’t #even the #topic of the post: #please stop it.

You’re hashtag #spamming and your post #is #horrible to read.

#One or #two inline hashtags per post, #max. Otherwise put #them at the #end of the post.

#tinyCSStip Ever find yourself wishing an element was `inline` in relation to its parent, but act as a `flex` container for its content?

Hit that yet again and remembered about the multi-value `display` - hmm, has support improved?

It has! It now works cross-browser!

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/display

@davidtoddmccarty Agreed.

But more importantly, where do you stand on #inline hashtags?

Theoretically they reduce redundancy in a post, but I think they reduce readability.

testing these newfangled hashtags. Findings: if they're:

* all on one line
* with two returns before them
* and no text under them
* and no line breaks between them

...then they get the special treatment, but if any of the above are not true, then it breaks and they appear old-style. But if there are #inline ones, then the bottom ones still work as long as those bottom ones follow all the rules.

I've been tinkering with part of my #Transformers website, trying to modernize the page design, and just spent a few hours attempting to understand #inline-block elements and #vertical-align. The tutorials I could find were not specific enough for me and I eventually made this jsfiddle to help me suss it out:
https://jsfiddle.net/593m1k86/

*None* of the options will actually vertically align the center of your inline-block element with the center of its parent!

I know that Mastodon relies on #hashtags for propagation and visibility, but I don’t like them.

Sprinkled #inline, #hashtags sacrifice #readibility.

Dumped at the end, hashtags look like Instagram SEO spam. #does #anyone #like #endless #lists #of #hashtags

#introduction I’m Meg I’m a #psychology PsyD candidate #student from #vermont. I am interested in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Interpersonal Therapy #therapy I am interested in #Disability justice and #universaldesign. I am an newbie #inline #skater and long time sci-fi fan #startek #trekkie. I love #music, spicy #food and #hiking

#Hashtags ...they're #important.
Is your #preference for #inline tags?
Or a #list of them collected at #TheEnd

#Inline can spoil the visual flow for the reader. But allows the author to write naturally. There's a temptation to tag nearly every word for #FOMO on a potential new follower.

A #list on the end can leave it without context. But allows the reader to quietly ignore them as superfluous to the toot's actual content.