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by karencarits 2y ago
This blog is actively writing about such approaches: https://voynichattacks.wordpress.com/
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by karencarits 2y ago
Yes, perhaps, but I think the timing (the hype around Roam Research), their profile (local, privacy, no lock-in) and getting a specific user group early were important factors as well
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by karencarits 2y ago
Obsidian has been very successful gaining "vocal" users who recommend and share their use of the software at "every opportunity. I'm not sure how they did it, but it must be incredibly valuable
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by karencarits 2y ago
In general, we should be quite careful when discriminating groups of people. Pricing things different based on where you're living isn't unheard of - if you're an American visiting India for a few months, what would be the &q
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by karencarits 2y ago
#1 sounds like something hacky web browsers should introduce as an option for the address bar, as it's just aesthetics (I know it's not _just_ aesthetics, but close enough). Either to flip it, or perhaps even a regexp of some sort
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by karencarits 2y ago
I think Atomic Data is a pretty cool project in the linked data/knowledge graph space > Atomic Data is a modular specification for sharing, modifying and modeling graph data. It combines the ease of use of JSON, the connectivity of
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by karencarits 2y ago
> "Baa baa black sheep have you any wool?" The word order matches the Scandinavian languages exactly ("Bæ, bæ lille lam, har du noe ull?"), so I guess it would be what a Scandinavian child would write when first learn
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by karencarits 2y ago
I think Inbox was loved by many until Google shut it down: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inbox_by_Gmail I've also seen the idea of an email client organized as Facebook - with feed, groups, comments, DMs etc, bu
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by karencarits 2y ago
I guess it depends somewhat on your goals? It may not be optimal for your own career but it may be better for your boss to know?
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by karencarits 2y ago
I have tried Zettlr, but would recommend other solutions for academic writing. For example: * Manubot: https://manubot.org/ - Demo: https://trangdata.github.io/treeheatr-manuscript/ * Quarto: https:&#
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by karencarits 2y ago
I can understand that perspective too, but a problem with that approach is that he might seem arrogant and out-of-touch - and I would have difficulties trusting a party who is so clear in their communication for so long, and then abruptly c
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by karencarits 2y ago
I guess this is a competitor to services such as overleaf [1] and codimd [2]. Although this is yet another syntax, it seems to be supported by pandoc [3]. Lately, I have been using Quarto [4] more and more as I program in R, which also prod
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by karencarits 2y ago
Thanks for providing an example of the search query you had problems with. Interestingly, I haven't noticed the decay in Google search quality that many are complaining about. The first hit when I use your Google query is https:/
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by karencarits 2y ago
I tried obsidian too, but found that outlining/nested bullet points in LogSeq matched my flow better. I agree regarding emails, one day I'll try to write a script that imports emails with a specific tag, perhaps autotagging can be
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by karencarits 2y ago
I've concluded that I need different note taking tools for various contexts. * LogSeq for day-to-day notes. Append only. Since everything is bullet points, I don't have to worry about structure, and it's easy to just add a co
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by karencarits 2y ago
> the Daodejing being the second most translated book in history after the Bibl I know this is difficult to quantify accurately, but Wikipedia lists Daodejing behind the Little Prince and Pinocchio https://en.m.wikipedia.org&#
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by karencarits 2y ago
Yes, but the tiddlywiki file is the entire wiki. You've perhaps tried the dataview plugin for obsidian? Tiddlywiki is built on a similar idea, but much more flexible and powerful. However, tiddlywiki doesn't support in-text defi
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by karencarits 2y ago
* Tiddlywiki has existed for many years (first version came 20 years ago, the rewritten version left beta 10 years ago), and longevity and backward compatibility are key values for the developers * A single-file Tiddlywiki is a single file
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by karencarits 2y ago
I have tried quite many such apps and keep returning to Tiddlywiki ( https://tiddlywiki.com/ ). It is not perfect, and the lack of hierarchy can be both a blessing and a curse. It uses flat-files which can impact performance
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Solving Facebook's AI Jesus Mystery [video](youtube.com)
2 points by karencarits 2y ago|0 comments
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by karencarits 2y ago
Children getting lost can also be in real danger, not only psychologically pain. It's just six month since a seven year old died in Norway after getting lost in the woods; he was hiking with his parents and wasn't off their sight
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by karencarits 2y ago
Yes, it was indeed unethical and there are many moral and legal arguments that the skeleton should receive a burial, but the stealing was arranged by a Scottish surgeon and not the British government. It was removed from display last year.
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CrossLine – outliner with sophisticated cross-link capabilities like Ecco Pro(github.com)
3 points by karencarits 2y ago|1 comments
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by karencarits 2y ago
And the light-weight https://feather.wiki/ (which is not too different from tiddlywiki)
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by karencarits 2y ago
Thanks for reading through and engaging! For mathematical typesetting, you need the KaTeX plugin [1] (installing an plugin is simply to drag-and-drop it to your own wiki). There is also a plugin for doing calculations in TiddlyWiki but I ha
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by karencarits 2y ago
After having tried quite many note taking tools, I think Tiddlywiki is superior regarding transclusions [1] [1] https://groktiddlywiki.com/read/#Transclusions
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by karencarits 2y ago
Public universities?
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by karencarits 2y ago
What is the current status of drugs where the major contribution is from AI? Are they protectable like other drugs? Or are they more copyless like AI art and so on?
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by karencarits 2y ago
> Nobody buys them Are you sure? A growth from 1% of sold mobile phones in 2021Q4 to 3% in 2023Q4 doesn't seem too bad https://9to5google.com/2024/02/29/googel-pixel-q4-2023-north...
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by karencarits 2y ago
> The EMR, and therefore most note-taking, is not as value add to the patient, or doctor. Its just the only way the doctor will be paid. I don't think this is true as proper note-taking and documentation is required by law in many c

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