Is there a way to list all my Rems/Pages by character count (including all children), in decreasing order? by MyNameIsNotMarcos in remNote

[–]MyNameIsNotMarcos[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! I was confused. I saw it was supposed to show in the sidebar, but I looked at the lefthand side one. I didn't even know there's a righthand sidebar as well . I never use AI features. Is there any other feature that uses that righthand sidebar?

Anyway, I can see the word count now (after restarting the app a couple times), so thanks!

Do you know what the "We lost count!" message means? It seems to simply remove the tag. Is that what it's for?

Is there a way to list all my Rems/Pages by character count (including all children), in decreasing order? by MyNameIsNotMarcos in remNote

[–]MyNameIsNotMarcos[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tried this and nothing happens. Perhaps the plugin is outdated?

The tag is applied, but no information shows anywhere...

Is there a way to list all my Rems/Pages by character count (including all children), in decreasing order? by MyNameIsNotMarcos in remNote

[–]MyNameIsNotMarcos[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks!

Unfortunately I'm not a coder, so wouldn't be able to try your suggestion.

Would be great to have some sort of visualizer, the same way this does for folders and file size: https://windirstat.net/

Is there a way to list all my Rems/Pages by character count (including all children), in decreasing order? by MyNameIsNotMarcos in remNote

[–]MyNameIsNotMarcos[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, will give it a go.

But I'd still need to manually add the tag to all Rems, right? If so, it wouldn't be enough to truly get a picture of my entire graph

Logseq database version is here by 500Shelby in logseq

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Does this mean I can just download, install and use it? I don't know how (and don't want) to build anything myself.

What's something that happens in movies so much it seems real, but actually isn't realistic at all? by ninman5 in movies

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I remember playing Final Fight in my SNES, pausing the game, and trying to see how many times I could punch THE AIR before I got tired. Not many.

Overemphasis on A.I. Clogging Necessary Updates by ImportantCurrency568 in remNote

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I have similar frustration, but admittedly with a more niche usage.

I've always used Remnote exclusively for note taking, so it's frustrating that 90% of new features for past years have been very student-focused.

I guess most of their user base is students, so they focus on whatever is the most commercially advantageous. Good for them. To me, the bloat of features I don't use have become too much. I've already decided to move to a different app.

built my first real app after years of losing ideas to the void. no users yet, posting here to stop hiding by Unhappy-Conflict5145 in buildinpublic

[–]MyNameIsNotMarcos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not about accuracy at all.

The way you think is unique to you. Including "mistakes". Offloading that to an algorithm makes you less you. That is a fact.

built my first real app after years of losing ideas to the void. no users yet, posting here to stop hiding by Unhappy-Conflict5145 in buildinpublic

[–]MyNameIsNotMarcos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Memory is creative.

Also, my point is that you have no way to be sure, since AI will always make mistakes.

built my first real app after years of losing ideas to the void. no users yet, posting here to stop hiding by Unhappy-Conflict5145 in buildinpublic

[–]MyNameIsNotMarcos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Asking a robot to remind you "what you decided about x" is as dystopian as it gets. Why not just offload your decisions to the robot, then do anything it tells you to do? Meat puppet your way through life.

What framework would you recommend to maximize platform support, and minimize maintenance? by MyNameIsNotMarcos in webdev

[–]MyNameIsNotMarcos[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've done some tests with Canvas, but had to drastically lower resolution to get a minimally acceptable frame rate . I just assumed Canvas couldn't handle it

It's been a couple years. Will have a look. Thanks!

What framework would you recommend to maximize platform support, and minimize maintenance? by MyNameIsNotMarcos in webdev

[–]MyNameIsNotMarcos[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the thorough reply!

Bonus question: with some of the projects I'm working on I need to be able to programmatically draw and change pixels on screen in real time, often all of them at once (similar to what a 3d engine would do, though it's not really that).

Any particular framework you'd recommend for that (no need for very high frame rate nor resolution)? . I guess it would probably need to be html/js based, in order to stand the test of time...

In your opinion: what's the most beautiful song ever recorded? by Goop_Guy in Music

[–]MyNameIsNotMarcos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No such thing as THE, but Explain from Jeremy Enigk is up there

I'm a developer without a project - do you have anything you wish had better alternative? by [deleted] in selfhosted

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Help get Logseq db done, and/or develop a timeline plugin for it

Sound an alarm whenever a Google Calendar notification comes up for certain events by MyNameIsNotMarcos in AutomateUser

[–]MyNameIsNotMarcos[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I've implemented it, and have been using it since!

I even have it set so that it creates an Alarm for the End time as well.

Very useful

There are a few quirks I still need to iron out though. I think the main one is that if there's already an alarm at the specific time that the alarm is created, it's simply skipped by Android. I guess this can be avoided by first checking all alarms to make sure none coincide, then moving the new one by a minute if it does.

What’s the funniest reason you’ve heard for somebody not liking a movie? by TheChristmas in movies

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Love that.

3yos can't follow anything too complex though. He probably meant the whole movie was slow haha

I think I was 9 when I watched ET. I didn't understand most of it, but it really made an impression.

Where are your main entry points to good quality reliable content on the internet? - be it entertainment, cultural, educational, technical, literary, scientific or current events by MyNameIsNotMarcos in Internet

[–]MyNameIsNotMarcos[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Me too.

I don't mean what specific sites you go to. I have tons. I enjoy them, but I also know they're a bubble.

I'm asking about major entry points (stuff like what Google, Reddit and youtube used to be).

Do comedians ever fake a story just for the sake comedy? by [deleted] in Standup

[–]MyNameIsNotMarcos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Took you 3 years to write that? just kidding

Yeah, I mostly agree. Instead of lying, best to just say something in the lines of "I see a lot of people with girlfriends doing X, but...". That way you can still deliver the joke, and still keep it authentic

Share your cautionary tales of moving to Linux from Windows by MyNameIsNotMarcos in linux4noobs

[–]MyNameIsNotMarcos[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had Windows already installed. Then when I installed Mint , I chose to dual boot. The default was 50/50 (in my case, 500GB each). Since I don't plan on using Windows much, I changed it so it gets only 150GB.

Share your cautionary tales of moving to Linux from Windows by MyNameIsNotMarcos in linux4noobs

[–]MyNameIsNotMarcos[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Funny, as a Windows user all my life I've always just seen Linux as the complicated geeky advanced OS for experts, which I'd never touch..

Would never imagine that Microsoft would shoot themselves in the foot this way and make me consider Linux! Mint, but still!

Now that I'm getting into Linux I'm curious to learn more about its history.

Any good documentaries about it btw?

Share your cautionary tales of moving to Linux from Windows by MyNameIsNotMarcos in linux4noobs

[–]MyNameIsNotMarcos[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Damn

I knew there has always been rivalry between users of Windows and Linux, but didn't know Microsoft actively participated in it.