ah, since

.

has a special meaning as stated below,

=inbox.ref

will never match anything. > Note: . have special behavior in Dendron (Example Finding Notes) Hence when using complex extended syntax searches in general its advised to avoid dots . if possible. https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/84a0366a-eab5-4862-9bef-360f92a196dc/#extended-search-syntax

Thanks, I hadn’t seen the mention of dots having special meaning. Does this qualify as a bug? It seems like the = syntax is pretty useless then if it doesn’t search parts of the hierarchies and doesn’t support the dot character.

It is useless, I agree, so maybe it does qualify as a bug since in my understanding for the

=

mode, the dot should not have special meaning because it defeats the purpose of the exact match. Could you please open an issue for this?

took me at least 3 tries to publish the Github Actions - Github Pages way. https://mettcon.github.io/

I think I'm going to include this in the next announcements, for those interested 🙂 https://code.visualstudio.com/vscode-day/

publishing-experience

is there a reason you chose a

.so

Domain?

No particular reason as far as I know 😄 it's a short and popular domain

Cause it’s

.so

COOL 😎

how do you guys deal with being overwhelmed? i have this mammoth task of refactoring all my repos and i know i have to start somewhere... still feels daunting

The same way I get through a big chocolate cake, one bite at a time

do you do it all in one sitting?

Overwhelming big tasks, no I'll split that up. The cake, depends on my emotional state 😅

one byte at a time

is there any alternative to 4 embedded for loops?

like

for i in list1;
    for ii in list2;
        for iii in list3;
            for iiii in list4:
                GET request .....
`

is there any better algorithm?

If you do need to actually get all those things, no not really. If you have async capabilities you can flatten the lists and run the requests concurrently.

I like the idea of Dendron being a "knowledge IDE". It feels much less like I'm risking the usefulness of my files on the long-term success of Dendron.

Also makes it seem feasible to have multiple IDEs which work with the Dendron data model. Would be really cool to have a terminal-based IDE at some point (maybe not as a single app, but as a suite of small programs which could be arranged in tiled terminal panes to resemble the VS Code setup).

You might be interested in using dendron with vim: It does tiling/panes pretty well, though of course you could always use tmux or your favorite multiplexing terminal emulator as well

once more can be done with Dendron and the language server protocol, it'll be possible to integrate things much more seamlessly

ive been using vim + vscode for a few years now and love it, thanks for sharing that thread @User

Does anyone use ChromeOS? I'm looking at replacing my laptop and/or getting a tablet and considering something different...

Awesome! I didn't know there was already a lot of support for this sort of thing.

Once I get up and running, I'll definitely be looking into driving Dendron from Kakoune. 😁

don't use it myself but know of folks who use it and like it

I used a Samsung Chromebook for a while. It was pretty good, web browsing is pretty flawless, and running Linux software worked well too. Linux support is built in now, so you just turn on a setting then you can install anything with ARM support. The Chromebook I had was pretty underpowered though, so it ended up being a little too sluggish for doing serious coding. If you are planning to do anything heavy, make sure to consider the specs.

Thanks both!

somebody in AWS messed up some configs... my EC2 account is locked... it's just a basic account with free tier service.. there was no "unusual activity" on it . some config in AWS messed up

unless somebody learned to crack ssh keys in which case all of the world needs a new hash