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- [[agora]]
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- [[agora bridge]]
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- api is up in dev!
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- what's the first method that we really need?
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- and the second?
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- [[opt in writes]]
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- [ ] test
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- [[agora server]]
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- need to choose a feature to drive further :)
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- better search?
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- querying other agoras?
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- [x] a small one: fix the feeds that don't include canonical node :) it's been bothering me for a while
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- took some time to get to it but I enjoyed the process :)
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- project [[mountain]] was what a lot of time went into, it was fun though
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- #push [[agorai]]
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- this is what I'm calling setting up other Agoras now
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- [x] purchased agor.ai during the week
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- [x] want to point (wildcard?) it to [[hypatia]] today
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- [ ] update the docker-based Agora of Flancia in hypatia (did vera commit changes?)
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- asked [[vera]] if she made changes anywhere public
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- #push [[ubuntu]]
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- I upgraded [[nostromo]] to [[ubuntu 22.04]] and, again, I ended up with no sound.
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- I needed to run the following to recover it:
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- `sudo touch /usr/share/pipewire/media-session.d/with-pulseaudio && systemctl --user restart pipewire-session-manager`
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- as per the top answer in https://askubuntu.com/questions/1403665/no-sound-output-devices-listed-after-upgrade-from-21-10-to-22-04
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- Also I had to fix sources.list by hand again before being able to do-release-upgrade because I missed the "upgrade window" for 21.10 so it was completely gone from repositories (?).
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- Both of these are very surprising to me, in this day and age. I don't quite get in particular how a less technical user should be expected to update sources.list by hand because they didn't upgrade for half a year or so?
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- I finally gave [[chezmoi]] templates a try. They are fine.
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During the week I read [[Wolfram]]'s article on the [[Wolfram Physics Project]], as recommended by [[xiq]], and I enjoyed it. I also re-read [[Scott Aaronson]]'s review of [[A New Kind of Science]]; I think it still holds and seems to apply to the project at large.
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