Flancian @flancian@social.coop

The [[agora]] is an open source distributed knowledge graph amenable for use in/as a social network:

https://anagora.org/node/agora

Hi, all! I finally got round to setting up my social.coop profile. Looking forward to toot (?) with you all!

I'm most online on evenings CEST and weekends.

(I love Jane Austen btw)

A Jane Austen novel with fruitful collaborations on a variety of protopian projects in place of marriages.

From [[sigbovik 2020]]: http://sigbovik.org/2020/proceedings.pdf

h/t @l_o_r_a_n_d

Ocell staring at me from a relative hideout, very still in the dark.

"JavaScript, ever the staunch opponent of reason..."

Visiting [[choco mountain]]

Yoga today, a classic by now for days in which we're short on time: http://anagora.org/go/yoga-17 (-17 means 17 minutes long)

I miss 'quote tweet' when I'm on [[mastodon]].

Testing [[fedstoa]] moa instance, Twitter -> Mastodon (ignore if you don't care, ask if you do :))

Context: https://gitlab.com/fedstoa/moa/-/issues/1

Testing [[fedstoa]] moa instance, Mastodon -> Twitter (ignore if you don't care, ask if you do :))

Context: https://gitlab.com/fedstoa/moa/-/issues/1

- Folder-based: same but with anagora being a folder.

While using hierarchies [[dendron]] will let you navigate to parent/sibling/child. Seems handy if you use hierarchies; I can see advantages for some kinds of projects, although personally I prefer a more distributed approach.

Dendron supports hierarchies using two conventions:

- Dot-based: [[http://anagora.org]] will actually resolve to a note for an entity 'org' that is nested under entity 'anagora'. Pressing ctrl-shift-up will move you to [[anagora]], for example.

Both dendron and memo use a different convention for filenames than foam does. Foam "slugifies" filenames out of the box; that means it will save note [[foo bar]] as http://foo-bar.md. Dendron and memo will save it as 'foo http://bar.md'.

Today I'm checking out [[foam]] alternatives:

- [[dendron]]
- [[vscode memo]]

Mood: using fdisk

Good morning, all!

I've been relatively absent due to, well, just being stretched quite thin by obligations.

How are you today?

The [[agora]] is a repository of socially maintained defaults that any user may, of course, at any time override.

[[2021-02-20]]

I implemented basic transitivity in the [[agora]]; if one block points to another within a subnode, the agora will try to pursue the links for you.

E.g. http://anagora.org/go/trustlamp redirects to the git URL as per the screenshot, whereas before the URL would have been duplicated.