This is an experiment, an alternative way to represent blog posts, as a graph.
Click this if you want to get back to the plain list.
The idea is that if you encounter a blog, it's often unclear how to start reading it:
typically it's an overwhelming linear list of posts, ordered by date. (thanks Jonathan for bringing my attention to it!)
Representing as a graph allows to relax this linear structure by introducing a partial order (shown by edges).
You can start reading from a title that seems most interesting to you, and keep exploring the related posts.
clicking on a post title brings you to the post
clicking on a tag will bring you to the description of the tag
clicking on a date will highlight all connections to the corresponding post, to make the navigation easier
clusters correspond to 'themes' (although it's pretty fuzzy)
If you have any ideas on improving this page, or notice any problems, please let me know!
You can find the source here .
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cluster_main
Data liberation
cluster_aux
Tools/Libraries
cluster_pkm
PKM
cluster_qs
Quantified self
orger
Orger
Mirror your personal data as org-mode for instant
access and search
#pkm
🔍
26 September 2019
orger_todos
Using Orger for processing infromation
Reading Reddit, building spaced repetition queue
and quick todos from Telegram messages
🔍
05 October 2019
orger->orger_todos
myinfra_roam
Extending my personal infrastructure
Featuring Roam Research
#infra
🔍
20 April 2020
orger->myinfra_roam
pkm_setup
How to cope with a fleshy human brain
My personal knowledge setup
#pkm
🔍
13 May 2019
orger->pkm_setup
my_data
What data on myself I collect and why?
How I am using 50+ sources of my personal data
#dataliberation
#pkm
#quantifiedself
🔍
12 January 2020
hpi
HPI
(Human Programming Interface)
My life in a Python package
#infra
#pkm
#quantifiedself
🔍
15 March 2020
my_data->hpi
orger_todos->pkm_setup
takeout_data_gone
Google Takeouts silently removes old data
🔍
08 March 2019
takeout_data_gone->my_data
promnesia
Promnesia
A journey in fixing browser history
#pkm
🔍
30 May 2020
promnesia->myinfra_roam
promnesia->pkm_setup
hpi->myinfra_roam
hpi->promnesia
heartbeats_vs_kcals
Making sense of Endomondo's calorie estimation
🔍
03 August 2019
hpi->heartbeats_vs_kcals
exercise_bike_model
Analyzing accuracy of power reported by stationary bike
How I found my exercise machine to violate laws of
physics
🔍
08 December 2019
hpi->exercise_bike_model
sad_infra
The sad state of personal data and infrastructure
Why can't we have nice digital things?
#infra
#pkm
#quantifiedself
🔍
15 December 2019
sad_infra->my_data
sad_infra->promnesia
sad_infra->hpi
sad_infra->pkm_setup
exports
Building data liberation infrastructure
How to export, access and own your personal data
with minimal effort
#infra
#dataliberation
🔍
13 February 2020
exports->hpi
scheduler
In search of a better job scheduler
What if cron and systemd had a baby? Wouldn't it
be beautiful?
#infra
🔍
18 January 2020
scheduler->orger
scheduler->my_data
scheduler->exports
configs_suck
Your configs suck? Try a real programming language
Or yet another rant about YAML
#plt
#python
🔍
05 April 2020
scheduler->configs_suck
configs_suck->promnesia
configs_suck->hpi
unnecessary_db
Against unnecessary databases
Parse, don't normalize
#infra
#dataliberation
🔍
26 January 2020
unnecessary_db->my_data
unnecessary_db->hpi
unnecessary_db->scheduler
mypy_error_handling
Using mypy for error handling
mypy assisted error handling, exception mechanisms
in other languages, fun with pattern matching and
type variance
#mypy
#python
#plt
🔍
26 October 2019
mypy_error_handling->promnesia
mypy_error_handling->hpi
mypy_error_handling->unnecessary_db
annotating
How to annotate everything
Comprehensive overview of existing tools,
strategies and thoughts on interacting with your
data
#pkm
#annotation
#tools
🔍
05 July 2019
pkm_todos
My GTD setup
How I am managing my life and keeping track of the
things I want to do
🚧wip🚧
#pkm
🔍
27 May 2019
annotating->pkm_todos
annotating->pkm_setup
pkm_search
Building personal search infrastructure
Overview of search tools for desktop and mobile;
using Emacs and Ripgrep as desktop search engine
#pkm
#emacs
🔍
01 November 2019
pkm_search->pkm_setup
pkm_todos->pkm_search
pkm_todos->pkm_setup
cloudmacs
Cloudmacs
How I really wanted Spacemacs everywhere and my
wish came true thanks to Docker
#emacs
#pkm
🔍
12 September 2019
cloudmacs->annotating
cloudmacs->pkm_setup
grasp
Grasp
How to capture infromation from your browser and
stay sane
🔍
09 February 2019
grasp->cloudmacs
grasp->pkm_setup
heartbeats_vs_kcals->exercise_bike_model
Todos
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the page isn't very mobile friendly (and I'm not sure how to make it friendly)
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coloured edges?
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some posts are still missing, add them