Map Enthusiasts tekakutli • Now • 100%

Placemark is going open source and shutting down

cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/4010933 > It's an easy to use web GIS. Looks quite cool actually.

Org-books tekakutli • Now • 100%

Commandomoire: Rolodex for practical commands and recipes

codeberg.org

I can’t memorize every command that I may need to use, so I store them like so. This way I no longer need to look for them again.

Org-books tekakutli • Now • 100%

How would this work?

* As starters, separate the notes that you would bundle and share into a directory of their own inside your ~/org/roam/, and turn it into a repository. * This works because directories are transparent for org-roam. - Additionally, you should add a tag so the user can filter your notes in the org-roam-ui as they wish. - Similar efforts may use the same tag. * Every book can organize itself organically. A book may very well be a single org file. * Whatever topic you want. - Then the user would git clone it into their ~/org/roam/ and use-view it. - Maybe using the [org-transclusion](https://github.com/nobiot/org-transclusion) tool to embed those notes into others.

Org-books tekakutli • Now • 100%

Neuralnomicon: My neural-network papers organizing effort.

codeberg.org

Motivated by the release of stable diffusion, I started following machine-learning news, and organizing relevant(to me) papers by category while providing a synopsis.

I want to do a worldbuilding like community on apollo.town, with a touch of nsfw requesting apollo.town/c/worldwrecker

deploying the fediverse instance-instance communication(or just to peer) on top of an overlay-network like yggdrasil, using their addresses as domain names, may be a quick fix without having to change the paradigm (while remaining compatible with the normal way) so that the accounts are associated with that address(instead of a domain) plus, once inside such a system, there would never be a need for any other migration