Github now has lists. I'm so excited to organise my 4,875 starred repositories. No, I'm not being sarcastic.
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Gah yeah I really need to do this too lol. I can never find anything.
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I'd taken to having local clones and having a topical index using symlinks… it's a bit clunky though! Does mean I can keep track of stuff that's not on Github though…
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Yup- I usually am not a fan of silos- don't want to limit myself. But most stuff *is* on github- the stuff I've starred on gitlab is mostly Emacs related, so easy enough to search through. The occasional bitbucket or self hosted is tagged via bookmarking, but admittedly lost :(
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Yeah I think it's more of an issue for my work as academic stuff (like obscure type system/compiler implementations) can be strewn about a bit across the web. Still think the github lists would be valuable though!
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I actually was just gonna say that for research, it definitely doesn't feel like a good system- I really want papers + presentations + code to live together. Been keeping knowledge in org-mode for years but really need to focus on an external facing version.
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I was super excited about lists as I want a quick (repeatable!) way of "I see you're doing xyz, here's some projects doing xyz" but apparently my lists are private which makes me sad.
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Yeah, been looking into digital gardens and such! Seems so cool. I have a Zotero full of papers but really wondering if I should instead move to something like BibTex - I want to be able to add cross-references from my notes, and potentially publish them in future.
I saw this goofy thing that I've been contemplating trying to resurrect or port to Rust, lol. Would be fun to have your papers/references loaded as a FUSE file system:
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I think there is an org-roam plugin for BibTeX though, if you are in emacs land. I am in VS Code land, alas.
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