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# bootstrap
- [[agora]]
- [[vscode]]
- [[foam]]
- [[garden]]
- [[monitor]]
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# Digital Garden
- A digital garden is a loose collection of hyperlinked notes (personal, or project scoped) that are maintained over long periods of time; like if you were tending to a garden over the years.
- Digital gardens benefit from [[compounding effect]]s: they gain usefulness over time.
- Hypothesis: their usefulness goes up superlinearly w.r.t. nodes added, as a lot of the value is in the *networking*: the relations between concepts, events, pieces of information that build up over time.
- [[go]] https://joelhooks.com/digital-garden
- [[pull]] [[digital gardeners]]
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- [[testing]]
- I refreshed my [[logseq]] graph; I want to see if that makes logseq 'remember' my [[journal settings]]
- it didn't :)
- [[logseq]]
- #card
- {{cloze logseq}} test
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- should work with children / be [[agora protocol]] aware?
- [[my mind]]
- [[flancia meet]]
- [[nitter]]
- [[four futures]]
- [[arcologies]]
- #push [[interstar]] == [[phil jones]]
- #go http://thoughtstorms.info/view/PhilJones
- [[do]]
- NOW better pull: you should be able to #pull a user, like in [[jayu]]
:LOGBOOK:
CLOCK: [2022-02-12 Sat 16:50:58]
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- #push [[autopush]]
- [[autopush.sh]]
- NOW autopush: [[digital gardener taxonomy]] should result in gardener descriptions being autopushed to the target nodes (children get pushed to parents)
:LOGBOOK:
CLOCK: [2022-02-12 Sat 16:51:21]
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- [[knowledge federation]]
- [[revolución]] == [[revolution]]
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- [[resonate]]
- [[candles]]
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- a [[person]]
- [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/interstar
- [[interstar]]
https://twitter.com/interstar/status/1408023292095700993
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# Pomodoro
- a [[tool]]
- [[pomodoro technique]]
- 25 minutes of work followed by 5 minutes of rest.
- I should do it more.
- "I should do it more" is something that one says about so many things, if one isn't careful.
- I'm trying to be explicit about it, a bit ritualistic even. It signals an [[intent]]. My intent is [[getting things done]].
- Whenever I notice the risk of getting distracted from the task at hand, I dump thoughts in [[later]].
- My current running contexts or intents can be found in [[do]] (they expand into lists of todo items/trees/graphs depending on level of modelling).
- I also use a [[notebook]] for day planning and pomodoro tracking.