"static_url": "https://quack.social/files/74bbed87-4740-4b4f-8789-31088f84f25e", "url": "https://quack.social/files/74bbed87-4740-4b4f-8789-31088f84f25e", "visible_in_picker": true }, { "shortcode": "neocat_hug_ice_3", "static_url": "https://quack.social/files/74bbed87-4740-4b4f-8789-31088f84f25e", "url": "https://quack.social/files/74bbed87-4740-4b4f-8789-31088f84f25e", "visible_in_picker": true }, "in_reply_to_id": "a4uch8t3qw1m024r", "in_reply_to_account_id": "9wg9cu58kgy30001", "reblog": null, "content": "<p><span class="h-card" translate="no"><a href="https://icenet.cyan.gay/@nex" class="u-url mention">@<span>nex</span></a></span><span> i thought i did hesitate a little bit because switching is a consumer product regardless of their data structures. DAM is said to enable the creation of self-similar components that can autonomously improve their performance based