• [[neil]]
  • [[netlogo]]
    • [[logo]]
    • "Yes I wanted to dive in to [[agent-based modelling]] a bit more and then rediscovered NetLogo, it is awesome for it"
• [[entropy]]
• [[liguria]]
• [[my dns]]
• [[it was in antiflancia that i saw the agora]]
• [[agora]]
  • [[push]] [[hedgedoc]]
    • finished setting up: https://doc.anagora.org pull
      • https://doc.anagora.org/node-name pull works the same as with [[etherpad]]
    • had to set:
      • "protocolUseSSL": true
      • "allowFreeURL": true
    • [[systemd]]
• [[vera]]
  • [[agora bridge]]
    • new stoa :)
  • [[fantastic fungi]]

19:24 silly note from awhile back

editor to alias keywords while writing the language and automatically change them

for example: zig has var and not let, but i have javascript trauma regarding var, so i want to write let and swap to var onsave obviously this should be done per language, maybe some way to mechanize determining what can be rewritten? or just defining a standard library with a macro? zig might be able to do this?

2021-08-18

• I enrolled on the [[Introduction to Complexity]] course from the [[Santa Fe Institute]]. It teaches about [[complex systems]] and uses [[NetLogo]].

• Yes, I could be making better use of references and citations in org-roam, I think.

  • I am doing this in theory, I believe, in that I have note files on particular references. I’m just not giving these files formal cite links, and also not linking these to a bibliography. I don’t think that matters so much for online articles, but perhaps it would be better for books and journal articles.
  • I’m confused as to whether I should be using [[org-cite]] or [[org-ref]] though.

• Anyway, I think I’ll set up [[Zotero]] for at least capturing the PDFs that I want. I do note that [[Leo Vivier]] in one of his videos seemed to be using Calibre to store his PDFs. Given I have my normal books in Calibre, maybe I want to do that too?

  • This here thread seems to think having Calibre for books and Zotero for papers is fine.

• OK. So perhaps org-ref is actually how you manage your bibliography file? So kind of a Zotero alternative. And org-cite is just how you cite things in your org files. maybe? Not sure… Has anyone migrated away from zotero/mendeley to just an org-based solution (…

• Enjoying the first unit of [[Introduction to Complexity]].

• Rohit Goswami — Reflections]]

• [[Gaia hypothesis]]

  • [[Daisyworld]]

• Oh my, [[NetLogo]] is amazing.

  • There’s so many rich examples in the Model Explorer.
  • Including some sound-based ones!

• [[Effective freedom]]

• [[Paul Pangaro]]

• I haven’t journaled in a minute
• lots of stuff going on, but nothing to really write about
• worked on [[agora bridge]] with [[flancian]] today
  • made good use of the [[hedgedocs]] [[stoa]]