I was today sun cycles when I learned that the capital of Estonia is ranked highly as a digital city (top 10 and between SiliConartist Valley and New Amsterdam https://www.theage.com.au/business/small-business/tech-capitals-of-the-world-20090619-co0t.html) and that its location on the gulf of Finland has some Estonians pushing for Nordic inclusion

my maternal grandfather was "off the boat" Norwegian so I am all for it (though this was created by a team of Danes)

This/That frame. Example here used in frontend development https://thisthat.dev/

continuing with Estonia, T1L that .ee domains do not have residence restrictions like many top levels; I am thinking of adding bNdegr.ee

I later re-learned that I should be doing any and all video processing (even trivial) on my floor top gaming + processorHog VST machine w/ the much better gpu

TIL you can generate a battery report in windows by running

powercfg /batteryreport /output "C:\battery_report.html"

in the admin CMD.

TIL GitHub supports

Note

and

Warning

admonitions in Markdown (might still be in Beta?): https://github.com/community/community/discussions/16925

Admonitions in GitHub Markdown

TIL how to stop "Install Mojave" from downloading by deleting most of the app contents

TiL there are places in Denver as scary/sketchy as my hometown Det[riot] where the po-po do not consider stopping at any signal

a tire pile would have been a calming presence

TiL abot the Frictionless Data Software and Standards https://frictionlessdata.io/ .... And WOW

Of particular interest for Dendrologues might be the https://livemark.frictionlessdata.io/ Livemark framework allowing to display interactive plots and charts from static markdown files

They have quite a bit of adoption in the python / Jupyter ecosystems, quite a few libraries make use of their format for both data validation and column recommendation systems. I use their table metadata format in this data visualization plugin: https://pypi.org/project/datasette-nteract-data-explorer/

Very happy to see their charting lib is vega! This is one of my wishlist reach items for dendron markdown 🙂

til: git

pathspec

can be used to filter out files during git add/diff/etc

sh
# exclude markdown in diff
git diff -- ':(exclude)*.md'

https://git-scm.com/docs/gitglossary#gitglossary-aiddefpathspecapathspec

Hi, today I learnt (via @Joshi's guidance) that it is possible to move a note AND all their children notes using the

Move Note

command. I hadn't spotted this icon on the command picker (see image below). Here's the documentation page: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/98ywiw4211q9sx0v98lbo88/ and here's my PR to improve instructions for this use case: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron-site/pull/623

Also, doing the PR, I learned that I can use front matter subsitutions in markdown! -> https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/ba97866b-889f-4ac6-86e7-bb2d97f6e376/#frontmatter-variable-substitution

TiL that it is MID Journey not MIDIjourney as originally failprocessed

TIL to use

yi(

to yank text inside the brackets 🤯

oh vim... everything you could ever want, hidden behind shortcuts that you'll never discover

today I updated my schemas for journals. nice. https://discord.com/channels/717965437182410783/735365126227493004/1015378297825271859 🌱

> The Celebration of Morning love it 😄

TIL: You can permalink to a specific page in a PDF, with the

#page=8

syntax, ex.

https://www.ethicalads.io/prospectus/ethicalads-advertiser-prospectus.pdf#page=8

- this could mean that if you are publishing a site with Dendron that includes a PDF that gets linked to, you could link to specific pages. Didn't know about that. Learned from seeing this tweet today: https://twitter.com/ericholscher/status/1569386224393293825

TIL not only can you embed wildcard notes using

![my.notes.starts.with.*]

but this also supports heading references

![my.notes.starts.with.*#Section2]

I've liked using this against my meeting notes since the templates all include a follow-up section. Makes it easy for me to see all tasks that have come out of meetings!

Thanks for mentioning this feature, @rlh1994 , and your use of it, @ScriptAutomate ! I've been trying to figure out how to make tasks & task notes within different projects more findable. I think this will massively help—it seems easier to dial in appropriate levels than overloading Todo Tree with tags.

I use this in my monthly template to get a nice roll of the daily log entries:

![[daily.journal.{{ CURRENT_YEAR }}.{{ CURRENT_MONTH }}.*#log,1]]

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