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   by breck 2y ago

   #1. Gratuitous self promotion (but also my honest best advice): The future of knowledge bases is ScrollSets: https://sets.scroll.pub/ #2. If you are interested in knowledge bases, see #1
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   by breck 2y ago

   You are probably right. My todo list is a mile long though so won't get to this for a while. Open to pull requests.
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   by breck 2y ago

   I suffer from every 3 letter acronym and half the 4 letter ones
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   by breck 2y ago

   My version: https://scroll.pub/blog/counters.html
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   One Textarea (2022)(breckyunits.com)

   1 points by breck 2y ago|0 comments
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   by breck 2y ago

   Here is how you would do your image example in Scroll: rst: .. image:: example.jpg :alt: alttext scroll: image example.jpg caption alttext "Directives" in rST are "Parsers" in Scroll. The ite
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   Why Creators Shouldn't Own their Creations [video](youtube.com)

   1 points by breck 2y ago|0 comments
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   by breck 2y ago

   > You can be honest and direct without being an asshole Well yes, but I would claim in our weakling present day and age "honest and direct" gets equated to "asshole". But, as the saying goes: “Those who mind don’t mat
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   by breck 2y ago

   You are right, that line needed an update. https://github.com/breck7/breckyunits.com/commit/3386743e4ab... Thanks!
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    Part Assholes Are Awesome(breckyunits.com)

    9 points by breck 2y ago|6 comments
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    How Matter becomes life, in 7 minutes(bigthink.com)

    4 points by breck 2y ago|0 comments
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    by breck 2y ago

    Just don't make it easy for them by showing them https://github.com/breck7/scroll/tree/main/parsers
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    by breck 2y ago

    My thought was filling your brain with the "names of things", and not the underlying non-word models of what those things really are, is like " A fool takes in all the lumber of every sort that he comes across".
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    by breck 2y ago

    I wonder if someone could create a new #1 Javascript central package repository simply by enforcing the rule of every package must be under 10KB un-minimized and copy/pasteable in a single file.
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    by breck 2y ago

    > It has the best "move element" behavior of any diagramming tool I've ever encountered (it shifts neighboring elements predictably, minimally and often in the exact way that I actually want). Thanks for calling attention
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    Microjs(microjs.com)

    274 points by breck 2y ago|60 comments
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    by breck 2y ago

    Oh this is well done. I've made things like this but this just gave me an idea. Brb.
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    by breck 2y ago

    This documentation is fantastic. I'd love to have Pallene on PLDB.io. If you had a few minutes, here's a post on how to add it: https://pldb.io/blog/addLanguageDemo.html I can also add it myself, but I it&#x2
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    The Matrix in ASCII [video](youtube.com)

    2 points by breck 2y ago|0 comments
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    by breck 2y ago

    "What's the name of a bird?" https://youtu.be/ga_7j72CVlc?t=18
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    by breck 2y ago

    Ok. At some point I need to clean up that code and add some unit tests. I'm sure at that point will get this fixed. This is v0.1.0 of the Explorer. Really appreciate the help!
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    by breck 2y ago

    Awesome repro steps. Appreciate the effort. Any idea why this only happens in Android on Firefox? I can't repro in Firefox on MacOS, or Chrome, or Safari. Might it be a bug in Android on Firefox?
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    by breck 2y ago

    > Almost unusuable! Almost?! Wow! I'll take that as a compliment. I just assumed it was completely unusable on an untested platform like that ;). I do have deep affection for Mozilla, and do test on Firefox on MacOSx. Again, very so
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    by breck 2y ago

    > and boy what a terrible experience... Obviously this is the opposite of what I'm trying to create. I actually design the site for it to work 100% offline. You can download it to your computer. Some pages, such as this advanced exp
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    by breck 2y ago

    It's a team effort! Thanks to all of these people: https://pldb.io/pages/acknowledgements.html > How are the rankings arrived at? https://pldb.io/pages/the-rankings-algorithm.html Txt vers
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    by breck 2y ago

    All my stuff is 100% public domain and open source and can be piped through whatever people need to make the most custom experience. The default is high information density. This is how they did it in the old days. It makes a lot more sense
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    by breck 2y ago

    Can you please provide repro steps? Whatever is happening I am happy to fix. Also, the source code is 100% open source and pull requests are encouraged: https://github.com/breck7/pldb
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    by breck 2y ago

    Can you explain what you mean? It's definitely not intentional, and should be easy to fix. The source code is 100% open source and pull requests are encouraged: https://github.com/breck7/pldb
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    by breck 2y ago

    I love information density! I collect old newspapers and back then info density was way higher (for an _amazing_ coffee table book, google "nytimes complete front pages"). So much critical info above the fold. I think high informa
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    by breck 2y ago

    For me it's a labor of love and I was doing it anyway to try and make my own languages good. But yes, a lot of work still ahead. If anyone wants to give us grants/donations, we can make a dollar go far, and there are some people t