which in many cases is probably better

Yep, batch URL would be nice

By property filter I mean that the request would specify which fields it wants in the response

oh

yeah, that's difficult

As an alternative to URL batching, how about a general batching mechanism?

that's posts-by-ids

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Generic as in for any endpoint

could do

it's a touch heavier on the server per-request, but I guess not worse than 100 separate requests

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You could create both, if it saves CPU

tpu- by rene

As yet another alternative, I suggest "question by URL, and all of its answers"

@JanDvorak we don't keep question-answer relations

I can do you batch URLs easy enough

I'll take that one then, thanks

lemme switch system

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Why is filtering properties hard, though?

tpu- by Jan Dvorak

@SmokeDetector vandalism

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But maybe then again, "block images by 1-rep users" might still be a better heuristic than "block images in posts reported by Smokey" in case I want to sit in the realtime tab again.

tpu- by Jan Dvorak

@JanDvorak I tried to think up a solution to it the other day, and failed.

Though actually... now I think again... you could probably do a .select() based on the expansion of a base64-encoded filter parameter.

If your worry is how to encode the filter, what if you leave it unencoded?

because that would make URIs disgustingly long

but the worry isn't how to encode it :)

it's how to translate a URL parameter into a list of fields that Rails will accept in an ActiveRecord select call

Could do with a better encoding that base64, though... what efficient text compression algorithms are there?

If that can't be done, you could still filter post-select. Doesn't save CPU, but it save bandwidth.

@ArtOfCode A bitmask with a pre-agreed dictionary of bit meanings might be a good call

deflated, perhaps

@JanDvorak at that point, you're increasing CPU load... I'd like to keep it either the same or lower it

A fast compression algorithm that I can transform to a select list should lower the load

Why not the bitmask?

because I don't have a clue how to implement it :)

base64toBits(filter).zip(meanings).select(&:first).map(&:last)

wat

Expand the base64 string into an array of bits, zip it with the dictionary of meanings (it can grow, but existing entries shouldn't change), then select those pairs where the bit is true, and keep the corresponding dictionary entries

a.zip b is (mostly) equivalent to [a, b].transpose

I have no idea what either of those methods do

oh. Array transposition means exchanging its rows with columns

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zip takes successive elements of one array, and matches them with corresponding elements of the other array

Got an example? Fill in filter and meanings, that might help

I think Python has parallel array comprehension?

tpu- by Glorfindel

@angussidney They might have forgotten to enable that block on Drupal SE. That would explain a lot of things...

filter_decoded = [meaning where bit from bits and meaning from meanings and bit is true]

I don't know it in Python any better than I do in Ruby. What's filter? What's the result of base64toBits? What's meanings?

For example, when the bit mask is [0, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0] (I think that's Base64 A) and the table of meanings is ["foo", "bar", "baz", "quux", "key5", "post_id"], then the user wanted baz and key5

Okay, that makes sense

CI on d999868 succeeded.

!!/pull

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Restart: API quota is 8814.

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tpu- by Jan Dvorak

So, @Jan, this works:

meanings.zip(bits).to_h.map{|k,v| next if v == 0; k}.compact

results in an array of database field names

not that I know if that's usable

Somehow I thought Metasmoke was made in Python like SD was.

Nope, Rails

I've never seen next with map, though

The map could be rewritten as map{|k, v| k if v}

it's a loop, next works like any other loop

Can also be rewritten as map{|k,v| v == 1 ? k : nil}

I think k if v is the idiomatic version

...my god, that actually works

if is an expression :-)

No, the filter-and-select

while is also an expression, but it always evaluates to nil

2.3.0 :006 > def filter_fields(bits)
2.3.0 :007?>   meanings = ['posts.id', 'posts.title', 'feedbacks.id']
2.3.0 :008?>   meanings.zip(bits).to_h.map{|k, v| k if v}.compact
2.3.0 :009?>   end
 => :filter_fields
2.3.0 :010 > Post.joins(:feedbacks).select(filter_fields([1, 1, 0]))
  Post Load (0.5ms)  SELECT posts.id, posts.title, feedbacks.id FROM `posts` INNER JOIN `feedbacks` ON `feedbacks`.`post_id` = `posts`.`id` AND `feedbacks`.`is_invalidated` = 0 AND `feedbacks`.`is_ignored` = 0
 => #<ActiveRecord::Relation [#<Post id: 1, title: "Test Post">]>

okay it nearly worked

Why are you converting to hash?

Does that work on nested arrays?

map can handle an array of arrays just fine, it doesn't care about the contents.

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tpu- by Jan Dvorak

That's better.

2.3.0 :016 > def filter_fields(bits)
2.3.0 :017?>   meanings = ['posts.id', 'posts.title', 'feedbacks.id']
2.3.0 :018?>   meanings.zip(bits).map{|k, v| k if v == 1}.compact
2.3.0 :019?>   end
 => :filter_fields
2.3.0 :020 > Post.joins(:feedbacks).select(filter_fields([1, 1, 0]))
  Post Load (0.5ms)  SELECT posts.id, posts.title FROM `posts` INNER JOIN `feedbacks` ON `feedbacks`.`post_id` = `posts`.`id` AND `feedbacks`.`is_invalidated` = 0 AND `feedbacks`.`is_ignored` = 0
 => #<ActiveRecord::Relation [#<Post id: 1, title: "Test Post">]>

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tpu- by Gothdo

Nice.

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Can we blacklist usernames like these?

Username blacklists don't tend to be that useful

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tpu- by Glorfindel

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tpu- by Jan Dvorak

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docs.google.com/document/d/…

tpu- by Jan Dvorak

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@SmokeDetector vandalism

@SmokeDetector vandalism

@ArtOfCode Two flags from the bot seems like a bold request, though I do like it

We did debate three

which is also what the proposed integration system is - we say "that's spam", SE cuts the flag threshold in half

I like that, if it succeeds

Are you going to use Charcoal users' flags? I assume that is opt-in?

The auto-flagging proposal uses users' flags, yes, and yes it'd be opt-in-only (kinda has to be, because app oauth, but it would be anyway).

What if a flag donor wants to add a flag of his own?

@JanDvorak that may be tough

I guess that SD should preferentially pick donors that are currently inactive

Depends how many participants we have. If we only have two participants, obviously we're using their flag every time we want to auto-flag. If we have twenty participants, we only use your flag once in every 10 posts

I believe we also talked about letting participants choose a time frame where Smokey can use their flags, and a limit of how many of their flags it can use per day.

Activity can be determined automatically from the time of last manually raised flag

So, I'm awake between 0800-0100 UTC usually, and I generally use around 20-30 flags in a day. So I can tell Smokey to use 70 of my flags per day, but only between 0100-0800 UTC.

You can use all of my flags anytime :)

@JanDvorak can, but that's development we don't need to do, if we can just let people specify manually.

If I run out that is a good thing.

You could just always pick the user with the longest time after his last flag. This would handle both donor-cycling and inactivity detection.

Yeah, but again we don't need to

We're looking for the simplest possible viable solution here

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tpu- by Jan Dvorak

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tpu- by Jan Dvorak

WTF is that? The URL doesn't seem to match the product being offered

A schizofrenic spammer. Those are a rare bird.

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tpu- by Glorfindel

I wish there was a way to extend gasMask to abusive text

@JanDvorak lol

And we'll call it TrumpMask.

I'm sure that's possible if you find a foolproof definition of abusive.

That's tough, though I guess I could blank some words.

in before this: rockpapershotgun.com/images/12/june/pyrov.jpg

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tpu- by Floern

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tpu- by Jan Dvorak

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tpu- by Glorfindel

Is this spam, or just abusive trolling?

IDK, but let's kill it with fire.

I think it's both, actually.

@SmokeDetector burn with orbital weapons, where available.

(it's evil)

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tpu- by Glorfindel

@SmokeDetector k

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tpu- by Jan Dvorak

^ burn

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tpu- by Glorfindel

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tpu- by Glorfindel

Does anyone have a link to that percentage-of-flags-helpful script that adds the little green bar to /flag-summary?

@Undo That one?

close enough, thanks

Huh, I'm 98% accurate. That's better than I expected.

@ArtOfCode I'm the same on Super User ;p

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tpu- by Glorfindel

@JanDvorak This bitmask is gonna play hell with a lot of systems :) I'm getting filter strings containing non-ASCII

"À"

though I guess they can only go as far as U+00FF, so it's not too bad

@art I thought you would go with six bits per character (base64). Non-ascii characters in URL aren't great.

they can be URL encoded

%C0 and %FF and all

Yes, but then you average less than four bits per character

Nah, I'm using the full 8 bits

You can store 0-255 in 8 bits, which encode from %00 to %FF

That's eight bits per three characters, isn't it?

True, if you URL-encode them.

Most browsers these days can deal with you giving them the raw characters, though, and it'll handle the encoding.

and eight bits per three chars across the network is not something I'm worried about

By encoding them behind the scenes.

How about hex encoding if you strive for simplicity, then?

shrug

if this works, I'm inclined to just go with this

I'll need to test it and all, but it's looking promising

Also, browsers might get in the way if they decide to utf-8 encode before URL encoding, in which case I'd toss them the URL already encoded. But in the end, it's a constant string and I don't really care what it is as long as I know how to send it.

shrug

well I've already pushed the batch URL route, so that just needs @Undo to deploy and you can have it

filters are a way off yet

Thanks. I might get to coding tomorrow CET.

I wish you luck regarding the filters

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fp- by Glorfindel

@JanDvorak The scaffolding of decoding filters is done already, and it's not much work to plug the results of that into a select. The time consuming bit is that now I have to write a page and JS tool for consumers to create the filters.

Gotcha

The really time consuming bit is listing all our database fields out in rich HTML... it took long enough in plain text :)

But I suppose the empty filter is just a single zero or \0 ?

You could have the filter generation driven by the server

@JanDvorak Client needs to specify what fields they want at some point. I could do a /filter/create route like SE, but their point in having that is that their filters are bit shifted and you really shouldn't generate them yourself; with these, you can - so I might as well just have a basic client tool, and detail the algorithm so people can generate themselves if they want

@JanDvorak well, it'd be a string of 127 zeroes, which translates to... let's see.

Ah.

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That might present a problem.

tpu- by Ferrybig

An empty filter is a string of 15 NUL bytes.

...which is bad.

I guess the solution is to offset every character by 32 codepoints? Might cause issues at the top end - 255 is now 287

...though I guess NUL can still be URL-encoded

and Ruby can map it both ways

so actually NUL is fine

Someone's gonna shout at me for this, but I'm leaving it there.

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I've done my share of shouting for now, but I'll let you know if I'm unable to make the request ;-)

@JanDvorak URL-encode stuff and you should be fine. %00 for NUL

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naa- by ArtOfCode

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tpu- by ArtOfCode

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oh look homework

fp- by DavidPostill

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tpu- by Jan Dvorak

Internet of Things is in private beta.

When do they let humans in?

You can get in now, you just need to go through the A51 proposal

Hm. I wasn't prepared for an IoT launch. goes to generate some questions

Be advised we're getting a suspicious spike of questions related to Epson printer errors.

superuser.com/questions/1153602/… .

superuser.com/questions/1153581/… .

superuser.com/questions/1153575/… .

superuser.com/questions/1153544/… .

shrug if they're not spam, meh

Either they pushed out a faulty update, or there's a spam wave coming

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tpu- by Jan Dvorak

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sd k

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fp- by NobodyNada

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might be spam

yeah, the product is semi-related to the question, but it isn't even close to what the question asks for

sd k

Restart: API quota is 6336.

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tpu- by NobodyNada

Looking good... %00%00%00%00%00%00%00%03%C3%A1%C2%A3%C2%80%00%00%00%00%00

Oh come on! The filter logic worked perfectly, but the view bugged out

what are you working on?

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tpu- by NobodyNada

@NobodyNada filters for the MS API

ah, neat!

i.e. "give me only these fields"

and I've literally just cracked it

could you base64-encode them so you don't have all of the percent escapes?

possibly

...not easily, apparently

Strange.

?

I was just facing an exception caused by handling an exception when I attempted to reconnect to this room after waking up from standby.

Then I hit F5 and got presented a cute cat pic, at least

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tpu- by ByteCommander

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naa- by NobodyNada

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@SmokeDetector I am unsure between N or K...

naa- by ByteCommander

@Undo I am at least 2% sure that won't break.

Good to deploy?

I've been fighting SATA issues all morning

With limited certainty, but yes.

it won't knock the whole server offline

good enough

@ArtOfCode Okay for me to copy that config file change directly to prod?

Anything need tweaked?

should be good as is

kk

just one long list of every field we might ever possibly return in an API hit

Did you actually type all of that yourself? :P

Yep.

Every last tedious character.

there must be some better way, but I admire your dedication.

Quite probably there is, but I couldn't think of one at the time.

today's achievements: typed out the entire 127-field non-sensitive schema of the metasmoke database

twice

2.3.3 :004 > Post.new.attributes.keys - Post.protected_methods.to_a
 => ["id", "title", "body", "link", "post_creation_date", "created_at", "updated_at", "site_id", "user_link", "username", "why", "user_reputation", "score", "upvote_count", "downvote_count", "stack_exchange_user_id", "is_tp", "is_fp", "is_naa"]

^ for next time :)

BAH

though actually, given that I needed to put 'em in text files not in array format, that wouldn't have helped

it just lists the attributes, which I had the schema file for

yeah, suppose so

deploying

well the server's still up

that's a plus

migration worked

/api/filters works, though that's just static stuff so unsurprising

the test will be when someone actually hits an API route

I also don't know if I've broken FDSC here

Give me the docs. I'm ready to pack a punch.

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sd k

@Art FDSC is broken for me

@JanDvorak Haven't got round to docs yet :)

Docs might end up being tomorrow

tl;dr: pass a URL-encoded filter as the filter parameter to most routes.

Generate a filter at metasmoke.erwaysoftware.com/api/filters

Still waiting for a batch URL request endpoint

already deployed

How does it work? It isn't in the docs

@JanDvorak it's this, but the parameter is urls not url, and it takes semicolon-delimited URLs now

I guess I want the link parameter in the response, then, so that I know which URL a response belongs to?

yeah

Thanks. I also think it's the only param I need.

you probably want the MS ID too

but otherwise, filter down to it :)

Do I?

If you wanna do anything else with the API, yeah

the other posts routes are based on the post ID

I think I only care if it's in the system

then yeah, that's all you need

filter away :)

and tell me when it breaks

Thanks

Is the path url, or also urls?

whatever the path says in the docs, I didn't change that

Thanks

Also, if you have lots of URLs, the route also responds to POST requests

31 max, one page's worth of URLs

@ArtOfCode not sure if you noticed the ping by nobody above, but according to them the latest MS deploy did break FDSC

would not surprise me

someone's gonna need to tell me what the errors are, I don't have FDSC installed here

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@SmokeDetector k

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Hmm. I'm getting flagging errors with FDSC

@ArtOfCode

When trying to flag the last reported post

@Undo: Activate my metasmoke account, which is under the username "DraconicPenguin". Thanks.

kk

done

Great, thanks.

metasmoke.erwaysoftware.com/api/posts/… returns [HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error 801ms]

@Undo got logs access?

@ArtOfCode @Undo

@SmokeDetector n

@ArtOfCode There are a few MS write keys you gotta delete from chat above

I'm proud to contribute even more to the chatbot.

@Ferrybig Oh. Was that me with my error report?

@ArtOfCode whatcha need?

@Undo 500 ISE's coming from FDSC

I'm getting the same error.

@ArtOfCode I won't get anymore more than you can see on metasmoke.erwaysoftware.com/dev/prod_log

oh point, I keep forgetting I made that

It's returning 500.

although I will tell you that I'm skeptical about selecting users.stackoverflow_chat_id FROM 'posts'

@DavidPostill I believe the key is something that should not be exposed, looks like a write token, but can't check it since the error page of 160 KB crashes google chrome dev tools

@Ferrybig I'm not seeing any write tokens anywhere

@Undo hah, that'd do it

Mysql2::StatementInvalidError, if I'm not mistaken

crap, that means the filter logic did break after all

@Ferrybig the key param is safe to expose, that's the same key that's publicly available in FDSC code

it's token params you gotta watch for

Phew :)

!!/report superuser.com/a/1153720

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sd naa-

!!/rmblu superuser.com/users/672084/nonstandarduser

@bwDraco User removed from blacklist (672084 on superuser.com).

Not sure I like this workflow for reporting NAA posts manually...

There needs to be a !!/report-naa command.

@bwDraco we're not looking for NAAs

Smokey's for spam/abuse

any NAA's we happen to catch are incidental, but we're not trying to catch 'em

So why is there functionality for reporting NAA content?

@bwDraco there isn't

!!/report is for reporting spam/abuse that Smokey missed

Ah. I keep getting confused about the bot's features :(

Alright, then.

there are bots around that look for NAAs, this just ain't one of 'em :)

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@SmokeDetector k

@approxiblue: It seems this is your first time sending feedback to SmokeDetector. Make sure you've read the guidance on your privileges, the available commands, and what feedback to use in different situations.

@SmokeDetector k

@ArtOfCode So are you working on the 500 error?

@DavidPostill not at the moment, I have a grand total of no time to do it in

Ah. OK. I will report from here then.