• [[logseq]] just crashed again so I thought I'd give [[foam]] a try again, see how it's holding up.
  • Right away I really like:
    • The multi pane layout, which I find more flexible than Logseq's single pane with tabs which you only get through an extension.
    • The fact that it's very responsive on <enter>, while Logseq often lags.
    • The built-in terminal and more full featured [[vim emulation mode]].
  • Right away I dislike:
    • The fact that auto completing wikilinks takes waaay to long still, essentially making linking very cumbersome (I already didn't link [[logseq]] above twice because of how long autocomplete takes to run.)
  • I might keep using it, disabling autocomplete, and see what happens?
    • Plot twist, apparently you can't disable autocomplete? Argh.
      • I tried disabling quickSuggest everybody I could find it in settings (dialogs, files) and it still does it and annoyingly hangs for several seconds every time I try to link anything.
  • Asked in the [[foam discord]] (argh) whether there's any way to disable autocomplete or prioritize https://github.com/foambubble/foam/issues/906
    • I just need an open source PKM that offers a responsive text editing experience and can handle >5k files :(
      • OK, perhaps I should give [[wiki vim]]] a proper try.
• #push [[wiki vim]]
  • Is where I'm writing this now :)
  • Right away I really like:
    • How fast this feels! As expected. It's lightning fast while writing (it's just [[vim]]), it's lightning fast while following links (with ctrl+enter).
    • ,w,j is the way to visit my daily journal -- as I have , as my leader key. It looks worse than it feels to use it -- acceptable.
  • It doesn't have link autocomplete, at least not just by writing [[ -- but honestly this is relatively minor, and it seems it has pretty good searching capabilities, they just don't trigger by default.
• back to [[logseq]], which is a bit laggy but not overly so and has potential. I now also notice that it does auto save/git commit very well, it's nice not having to think about it and having it just work (tm).
• I just took a look while I was around in [[discord]] and, two years in, people are still asking about an export feature in [[athens]] and as far as I can tell it's still not being worked on: https://github.com/athensresearch/athens/discussions/874 :(
• BUT now the independently developed [[athens export]] exists, so that's nice :)

• [[agora development]]
  • interesting discussion about [[agora copyright]]
    • would like to edit this into a proper explanation in this node
  • exported logs
• [[agora discuss]]
  • exported logs

• [[agora]]
  • [[agora server]]
    • [[uncache]] as an action, what it means to [[cache]] a [[node]]: it is as if you stored it in a [[bag of holding]]
    • try re-enabling fuzzy matching; I gave up on it early. now could be hooked up in [[related nodes]]
    • [[polls]] support (create polls for users who prompt, keep track of them while cross posting)
• [[sorrows]]
  • [[writing]]
• [[shantideva]]
  • [[bodhisattvas]]
    • [[poll]]

• [[koos looijesteijn]]
  • has sold it

• [[gordon brander]]
• introduced me to [[alexander rink]] == [[rcvd_io]] https://twitter.com/kvistgaard/status/1515028554647547910 pull

[[How local councils are acting on climate]]

• This seems like a nice selection of case studies of [[climate action]] at the municipal level from [[councils]].
• Part of the overall [[Climate Action Plan for Councils]].

Listened: [[HERE COMES THE SUN: storing clean energy]]