📚 Node [[2022 03 11]] ☆
📜 journal/2022_03_11.md (contribution by @flancian) ☆ 📎 ️🔗 ✍️
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#push [[avif]]
- is looking pretty good: https://jakearchibald.com/2020/avif-has-landed/
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#push [[sundar day]]
- for the last 2y (since the pandemic started) we’ve been getting [[global reset days]] — which people widely call [[sunday]] days after the CEO.
- will go on a short hike with my brother who is visiting
- also plan on doing some coding :)
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[[agora]]
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[[agora discuss]]
- [[maya]] brought up [[concordances]] / [[key word in context]], interesting.
- I love coming back to [[agora discuss]] and finding interesting things the community has discussed!
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LATER #push [[go links in pushes]]
- testing
- #go https://flancia.org
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LATER does the above go link work at the destination? I think it should, and if it doesn’t, it should be fixed :)
- it doesn’t, it needs to be fixed :) on second thought it is not surprising as go links handling is quite hacky, doesn’t reuse the basic node assembly logic we have for node rendering
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LATER [[autopush]] has been a long time in the making
- after thinking it through I’m not sure there’s a big issue with continuing to parse the html we produce while rendering subnodes as a way to extract structure that can be used for pushing
- the fact that this lets us have a single push implementation for all source formats that render similarly has a lot going for it?
- all in all I will probably try to implement this soon (finally!)
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LATER [[autopull plurals]] seems like low hanging fruit now that we have other autopulls enabled
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LATER I keep thinking about [[sqlite]] as an experiment to make the Agora faster.
- the filesystem is very fast (fast enough) for the core Agora functionality of gathering all resources matching a name, but is too slow to handle deeper relationships between resources (linking, pulls, pushes) as we scale up.
- storing relationships in sqlite seems like a reasonable experiment to run.
- we could keep the [[agora server is read only]] design principle by having [[agora bridge]] be the component that writes to sqlite, and having [[agora server]] just read.
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fix [[agora mastodon bot]]
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- [[tumper]] asked if there’s a way of using [[mastodon]] from [[matrix]] — good question
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#push [[yoga]]
- [[asanas]]
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went hiking near [[brugg]] with my brother.
- we saw the [[confluence]] of three rivers: [[aare]], [[limmat]], [[reuss]]
- thought of [[luciana]] and [[lady burup]] and [[flancia]]
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[[flancia]]
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#push [[la chaux de fonds]]
- [[le corbusier]]
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[[blaise cendrars]]
- [[writer]]
- [[louis chevrolet]]
- [[solarpunk]]
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#push [[la chaux de fonds]]
- [[confession]] the more I [[tweet]], the more people unfollow me, the less I care — a priori, that is, before I know who they are, after which I sometimes I regret it; but not enough to stop sharing :)
- [[crpg addict]]
📜 journal/2022-03-11.md (contribution by @neil) ☆ 📎 ️🔗 ✍️
2022-03-11
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Participated in a roundtable on [[citizen science]] and [[digital action]] run by UCL Extreme Citizen Science lab, as part of [[Restart]].
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Put in for a place on the Data Leadership Cohort that [[Aspiration Tech]] is running, related to our work on [[open repair data]]. Got me thinking about [[data commons]].
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I’ve noticed that I like writing [[technical documentation]].
- I’ve always had a predilection for [[maintenance]] rather than the creation of shiny new things. I feel like writing docs is in keeping with that affinity.
📜 2022-03-11.md (contribution by @maya) ☆ 📎
I rethemed the wiki again because I was too jealous finding Krystal. I can’t tell if there’s some odd JS making the scrolling janky or if my phone is just throwing a fit because it’s old and has hundreds of tabs open. This was all essentially unreasonable, but didn’t take nearly as long now I have more of a clue how.
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