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Codex idea #66
Explore what can be done with standoff text boxes and CSS Multi-column Properties ...
#buildinginpublic
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'What is now proved was once only imagined.' Creating the knowledge worker's local-first, open source web OS.
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Codex idea #66
Explore what can be done with standoff text boxes and CSS Multi-column Properties ...
#buildinginpublic
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Codex OS
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Codex idea #64 A statically positioned image (or video) block that acts as a background to blocks positioned over it.
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Codex progress update:
- standoff and block properties now have lifecycle events to enable setting up animations
- as well as decorating a standoff property you can now wrap it with a styled inline block (for CSS effects that can only be achieved that way)
#buildinginpublic
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Flancian
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[[Codex]] is now open source!
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Codex OS
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Codex progress update: - added a spinning text animation markup-plugin to the standoff property editor
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Codex OS
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Even better, a return to village-style centres sustained by local industry and remote work...
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Cheers, mate!
Here is the link to the Github project on the TypeScript version of the Codex standoff text editor.
github.com/argimenes/sp...
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Codex OS
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John Donne would not be limited by infinity ...
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Flancian
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I plan to add #Agora support to [[Bluesky]] soon :)
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Codex OS
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What did you miss ... well, I've gone local-first, free, and open source. :-)
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Codex OS
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I've decided to return to #buildinginpublic and will be working on a new version of Codex.
It will be
> free
> open source
> local first @electronjs.bsky.social
> graph-centric @surrealdb.bsky.social
> include my notes
And if all goes well
> 3D (ThreeJS)
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Codex OS
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Definitely! I've just added maniculae on the right side, as well. Wondering whether they should be animated in some way ... 🤔
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Codex OS
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Marginalia now have maniculae in the Codex editor!
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Matt Jugo
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Actual, live footage, of many of my friends migrating from the platform formerly known as Twitter, towards the butterfly app -
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Ivo
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Is there a JS alternative to CRITERIA? github.com/chin-rcip/CR...
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Codex OS
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Thanks very much, much appreciated!
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Hi @blaine.bsky.social, just wondering if you have come across (or written!) any open source standoff JSON compression algorithms. I use a simple tokenisation method but am curious if there are better approaches out there to keep standoff JSON size down ...
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I've now scanned a booklet on the Florentine bookbinding workshop of Guilio Giannini e Figlio, who created Renaissance-style vellum bindings like these in the early 1900s.
You can read it on the Internet Archive.
These pictures are of two books in my collection.
archive.org/details/the-...
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Codex OS
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Imagine the ethical quandary of hooking up a human brain to a text interface and forcing it to answer every single inane question sent down the link. It would be slavery. They should be careful about making analogies to human consciousness ...
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Popup book on the personal computer ...
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Renaissance popup book ...
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dorian
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anyway i was up past 2am getting my intertwingler engine to work (cf youtu.be/d5-lcvKfBM4?...)
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Boris
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Super pleased to announce that we’ve got this grant to work on decentralized, content address computation. Publish WebAssembly functions and use them everywhere from your local browser or mobile device, all the way to networks of compute providers.
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Fission
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BIG NEWS! 📣 Fission has received an $800,000 USD grant to support further applied research of the InterPlanetary Virtual Machine (IPVM) protocols and the Homestar reference implementation from the Arcological Association and the IPFS Network Capital Pool. buff.ly/3Qwx7MY
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Rob Haisfield
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It's simple, really. I help software companies improve adoption and retention by designing products to ensure that users know what they can do within it to accomplish their goals. It's continuous onboarding - learning doesn't stop in the first 10 min. It should be a byproduct of usage.
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Codex OS
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He's the architectural equivalent of that old Doctor Who villain ...
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Codex OS
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Is this you driving home ... ? 😉
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Tudor Girba
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To steer a system, you need at least three things: 1. Know where you are. 2. Choose where you want to go. 3. Ensure you are actually going there. Of these, only the second one is about construction and design. 1 and 3 are about assessing the system. Invest in those explicitly.
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Thomas Fuchs 🔭🕹️
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Here’s an Atari game ported by Microsoft to run on an Apple computer
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Codex OS
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Does that mean someone who writes skeets is a "Skeeter"?
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Quote Post could be handled as marginalia to the left or right of the source post ...
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Rob [ @robhaisfield.com ], it's interesting how Zelda treats memories (i.e., interactions/conversations) as objects associated with their places of origin on the game map.
Could be an interesting idea to explore in PKMs ...
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Codex OS
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He would have enjoyed John Livingston Lowes' book on Coleridge's unconscious sources ...
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This could be the key to one of the many conceptual locked boxes of how our ancestors thought ...
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Supposing the idea of time travel was first enabled by the realisation that Time could be treated as a mathematical dimension, how then did people conceive of Time before this discovery?
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Tudor Girba
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When the personal computing was first conceived, it was all open and accessible. And personal. Then a marketing person put it in a shiny box and since then we got used to regard systems as black boxes that do things. And we expect them to not be personal either. That can and should be changed.
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According to Arthur C. Clarke, the first exoplanet was discovered during the Second World War by radio telescope observations. (This was later disproved on closer analysis.)
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Thomas Fuchs 🔭🕹️
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Still trying to find #retrocomputing peeps on here! Who here is into old bits?
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Me, too! I have a Vectrex, a ZX Spectrum Next, a Commodore 64, Atari 2600, Apple IIGS, Apple //c, and an Acorn RISC PC, although not all of them are useable. Sadly, I don't have any system floppies for the IIGS!
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AdobeScan is quite a reasonable free Android app for turning camera photos of book chapters into PDFs for uploading to your Google Drive ...
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Codex OS
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Would Kickstarter or Unbound work for you?
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Arvid Kahl
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I am struggling pretty hard right now with a choice. I'm working on my third book, and I've been considering moving on from self-publishing (as I did with the first two) — but the world of traditional (and even hybrid) publishing is just so money-grabby. Anyone got experience with that move?
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Reading the novels of John Cowper Powys is like being a member of a long extinct cult that no-one has ever heard of ...
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Andric
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I’m into tools for thought, and I’m currently learning Typescript and building full-stack apps with the T3 stack Also building an app to help manage & share prompts for ChatGPT I’m @andric7 on Telegram – let’s chat!
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Tudor Girba
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In my opinion, the work at Xerox Parc around Smalltalk informed the world about two things: 1. The introduction of user interfaces showed that computation can be made explainable to humans. 2. The language showed that computation can be expressed uniformly at all levels of abstraction.
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Andric
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📌 Wish we could pin posts on Bluesky!
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Rob Haisfield
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I’m into: - End-user programming: 🧑💻 - Behavioral science: 🧠🔬🤔 - Game design: 🎮🕹️👾 - Tools for thought: 💭🛠️📚 - AI / LLMs: 🤖💡🧬 - Dogs: 🐾🦮 - Interoperability: 🔗🔄🤝 - Software design: ✏️🌐 - Interesting data structures: 🗂️🧩🔎🔗🕸️ - Human-Computer Interaction 🤖🤝😄 Let’s chat!
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Codex OS
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Fair point. But I think you could get a standoff editor in TypeScript down to less than 100KB uncompressed. What you would gain is rich text styling and semantic highlighting. Users could also highlight & annotate others' posts.
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