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#DecemberAdventure continues :) Today: baby steps towards having an Agora in the [[Fediverse]] in some shape or form :D Working on this branch: https://github.com/flancian/agora-server/tree/fediverse The time has come to run [[collect]] on this wall; to erase some items and make room for new ones :) Note erasing them from the wall will not erase them from the world; they remain in the Agora: TIL about years [[ab urbe condita]], or since the founding of Rome, a standard once common among historians, in particular in the middle ages and Renaissance. You add 753 to the Common Era year. This has the nice side effect that even numbered CE years have a chance of being prime in AUC. Indeed this is the case for 2024 CE: 2777 AUC is prime.  @flancian Interesting! And today I also learned the term regnal years. When I lived in Japan, I had to get used to identifying my birth year as Showa 30, the 30th year of the reign of the Showa emperor... If you like [[Flancia]], please boost! If you don't like it and you want to share why, that is equally amazing :D Thank you in any case! Apparently at some point there existed an Etherpad variant called [[Piratepad]] that supported [[wikilinks]] natively, but it's since disappeared pretty thoroughly from the internet. https://wiki.c2.com/?PiratePad is a still alive mention/quick review of it. It's happened, the [[Personal Knowledge Graphs]] book is out! - https://personalknowledgegraphs.com/#/page/pkg TIL about [[cistercian numerals]], which can encode any integer up to 9999 in one glyph: https://kottke.org/23/01/cistercian-numerals (via HN) "It is not me, but you, who will likely slay [[Moloch]]." -- from the Chronicles of Flancia, 2023. I will now do yoga: http://anagora.org/move/25 Then I will try to improve [[an agora]]. The first 5 [[poleis]] of Flancia were named Hypatia, Buda, Bookchin, Ostrom, Le Guin. [[knowledge maps]] an amazing directory: /proc @an_agora [[proc]] |
