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by lcall 9y ago
Thanks for the comments. I'd be interested in why RDF is important (ideally, on the OM discussion list :). To me, OM is better than the semantic web (on which I am not an expert), for reasons I try to explain in OM's FAQs.
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by lcall 9y ago
If it had RDF export would that make you a user? I need feedback (eg, users) now (along with some prettifying and installers). I invite you to join the discussion list and continue this.
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If we did collaborate, your strength would probably include UI & web work. OneModel's might include its powerful and flexible internal structure and REST api that I am finishing (on the github "wip" branch). Just some t
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by lcall 9y ago
I like this idea. :) We could even collaborate if interested. For the very same purposes, plus to organize everything else I want to, I wrote and use OneModel (AGPL), creating inside it a calendar with ticklers, lists of gift ideas or ot
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by lcall 9y ago
I need to read the rest of this discussion a bit later, but a quick comment in case anyone is still here: I see mind maps and tables of contents as different UI views of the same data. Years ago I used a product on Windows called Inspirati
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by lcall 9y ago
http://www.onemodel.org It makes an internal knowledge graph as one uses the product (stored in postgres, runs fast). It builds an object model on the fly as a side-effect of using the product, using relationships, numbers, etc
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by lcall 10y ago
This might be a naive answer to a sophisticated question, but maybe it is related to to this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distributed_transactions Real insight welcome...
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by lcall 10y ago
My lacking (medium-term?) memory is what motivated me to created this highly efficient personal organizer, which really helps: http://onemodel.org ...though probably not fully for the level of issues described in the article.
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by lcall 10y ago
How about GPL/AGPL? (for staying free longer-term... :) I have an existing project which could use this help, but is related more to taking human knowledge management to a new level globally, removing some of our current limitations.
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http://onemodel.org Details at site. I will hopefully continue but am not currently doing it justice.
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One example of many comes from the family in Mexico, about the 1940s: "13 hijos!? y todos vivos??" ("13 children?? and all living??" [one mother]) "Unos mas vivos que otros, pero todos comen." (A play on words
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by lcall 10y ago
Maybe life-changing is a strong way to put it, but I think of the stuff every time I read about SpaceX etc. I read the trilogy when I was a youth, and in recent years re-read it and a few others in the series. It just makes exploration se
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by lcall 10y ago
In defense of those ~"poor ignorant slaving farmers": I'm descended from some poor dirt farmers who are revered and admired by their multi-generational families, and were admired by their fellow townspeople (largely of a dif
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by lcall 10y ago
The Book of Mormon (with the Bible). Together, they affect everything about how I see the world, what matters, peace amid problems, hope for the future -- everything. (And the related columns by Daniel Peterson and books by Hugh Nibley. F
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by lcall 10y ago
For anyone looking, another note-taking app is http://onemodel.org . (I'm the author). It starts from a different conception of the nature of atomic knowledge. Details at the web site. Text-only, no mobile support (yet?)
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by lcall 10y ago
I am very distracted by sounds. The best I've found so far is a combination of: 1- 3Ms "peltor X5a" headphones (there might be better ones now, but a quick amazon search shows some results, they are ~$25). 2- noise-blocking
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by lcall 10y ago
The site www.familytreenow.com makes formerly "private" (public for a fee) personal info now freely available. Like your address history, living relatives, or other connections. It seems like a good idea to opt out, assuming the
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Formerly ~private personal info now freely available(washingtonpost.com)
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Formerly “private” (public for a fee) personal info now freely available
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by lcall 10y ago
In case anyone ever reads that, too late for me to edit but: file 2&>1 | mail -S ...should be: file 2&>1 || mail -S ...or more likely the wrapped "if" mentioned.
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by lcall 10y ago
I found where I used to work that cron jobs usually failed because they weren't adequately tested, so I tried using MAILTO but it didn't do what I wanted, so started putting something like (it's been a while): 45 5 * * * &#x2
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by lcall 10y ago
A personal knowledge organizer at http://onemodel.org/ (AGPL). Highly efficient at managing lists; like an org-mode that uses postgres and is more efficient and flexible in some ways. I use it heavily, daily, to manage chec
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by lcall 10y ago
ps: I certainly don't mean all sadness is one's own fault, or that medication is never warranted, nor do I wish to minimize the realities we can all face as individuals. But life decisions, perspective, forgiveness, knowledge of
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by lcall 10y ago
Thanks for your polite response. I've seen references debating general suicide levels in Utah, USA (one interesting, later debunked I think), but I think people tend to believe what they want, and I haven't researched it. My per
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There is really no substitute for family, and for coming to know God. The government or this-or-that philosophy will not give our lives purpose and direction. The Mormon missionaries can help. Really.
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by lcall 10y ago
I'm finding that the book by Entrepreneur magazine called _Start Your Own Business: the only startup book you'll ever need_ is very helpful (no connection with me). EDIT: specifically, in the index entry for "business structu
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by lcall 10y ago
The purpose behind http://onemodel.org is just this. The problem we have stems from working on piles of words, which makes knowledge hard to compute. The idea of http://onemodel.org is to treat knowledge at an atomic
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by lcall 10y ago
My organizer: it is how I think & keep track of things, efficiently. For me, like GTD only very efficient and ~"infinitely" nestable & fast. I wrote it because it is what I wanted. AGPL. Details under "About"
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by lcall 10y ago
Another to-do list, keyboard-driven, more flexible and complete in some ways, lacking in others (desktop-only right now), also hackable: http://onemodel.org .
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by lcall 10y ago
We wouldn't have to annotate at all if we used authoring and browsing tools that recorded knowledge in a more useful format to begin with. For my ideas on the subject, see http://onemodel.org and click on "more abo

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