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   by gglitch 10y ago

   Good idea. This would occasionally be a valuable function to include in a password manager.
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   by gglitch 10y ago

   Yes, this is a problem, and can be significantly generalized. In the information age, one cannot define oneself without deciding what channels/sites/content/streams/data one is not going to try to manage or keep up wit
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   by gglitch 10y ago

   Is there a definitive history or record of how this scene was created, how those values came to be?
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   by gglitch 10y ago

   "from Greek barbaros 'foreign, strange, ignorant,' from PIE root *barbar- echoic of unintelligible speech of foreigners (compare Sanskrit barbara- 'stammering,' also 'non-Aryan,' Latin balbus 'stamm
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   by gglitch 10y ago

   Tiddlywiki uses SJCL
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   by gglitch 10y ago

   Houston's great for monitoring.
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   by gglitch 10y ago

   I don't know if there's actually a strong resemblance or if it's all in my mind, but I'm reminded of Dijkstra's handwriting. http://www.cs.utexas.edu/~EWD/ewd10xx/EWD1001.PDF
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   by gglitch 10y ago

   Yep. Cloning it is also a great way to poke around and get a better sense of its functionality.
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   by gglitch 10y ago

   I use Fossil for all my personal projects, and I use its wiki, technotes, and tickets for almost all of my knowledge and task management. It has become the centerpiece of my workflow. Where else have I seen as great a combination of reliabi
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    by gglitch 10y ago

    I'd love a factual and accurate report of that history and those trade-offs, even a book-length one on paper. Do you know of one? I'm not trying to do a dissertation on the subject, and it's not my day job, so weaving my own
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    by gglitch 10y ago

    Is there a publicly-available blockchain specifically for checksums of journalism and research?
12. 342.▲
    by gglitch 10y ago

    Emacs
13. 343.▲
    by gglitch 10y ago

    Edit: It's fantastic software, but I wish it handled images as simply as Quiver.
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    by gglitch 10y ago

    I own, use, and enjoy Ulysses, but I wouldn't buy it at its current price.
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    by gglitch 10y ago

    I love Tiddlywiki. I'd be using it if it were easier with mobile.
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    by gglitch 10y ago

    My principle, maybe my only, problem with paper is appending to notes I've already closed by opening new notes after them. I realize there are methods like the bullet journal's that address this, but they've felt clumsy to me
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    by gglitch 10y ago

    I've gone back and forth between Quiver and Ulysses. Quiver doesn't have an iOS app and Ulysses handles images and code awkwardly.
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    by gglitch 10y ago

    I'm not missing the point of your satire, but I'd love it if more people considered language arts a powerful tool worth mastering to an advanced degree.
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    by gglitch 10y ago

    Picasso: "It took me four years to paint like Raphael, but a lifetime to paint like a child."
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    by gglitch 10y ago

    I upvoted this for its sincerity, but I'm having a hard time thinking of...anything, really...that doesn't reward process or technique; by disposition, I also really embrace process as a psychological circumstance that almost inhe
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    by gglitch 10y ago

    Quiver, Paper (Dropbox), Tiddlywiki all have syntax highlighting; of them Quiver, which uses the Ace code editor, has highlighting for by far the most languages--even Elixir.
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    by gglitch 10y ago

    It has repeatedly been observed here that Quiver and Jupyter have a lot in common. One thing I'm missing with Jupyter, though, is a convenient infrastructure for dealing with a large number of small notes. Are you using one notebook fo
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    by gglitch 10y ago

    And a mobile app. And, at least for me personally, ideally, nested folders.
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    by gglitch 10y ago

    I'd be all-in on Quiver if there were a mobile client and nested folders.
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    by gglitch 10y ago

    I'm interested, but clicking "Back to Poets Know It" redirects me to the login page I'm clicking from.
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    by gglitch 10y ago

    I keep working on digital minimalism. What's the cleanest, simplest organizational schema/stack I can use to make sure all of my digital material is findable and secure? It's a rabbit hole for sure.
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    by gglitch 10y ago

    This suggests, however, that every report from a given organization is equally inaccurate.
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    by gglitch 10y ago

    My team comfortably uses Asana and appreciates its flexibility; but I'd rather be using Jira. Asana has one highly useful feature we never found similar functionality for in Trello: being able to assign a task to more than one project.
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    by gglitch 10y ago

    OOC, why not also code in Emacs?
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    by gglitch 10y ago

    Your honor, it was 103F. How was I to know the truck was frozen?