Vlad Sitalo

Hence Rememo - loads fast & allows you to sneak in reviews on the go

But for actually memory oriented cards that don't have a reason to be on a specific day page it's less of a fit. So I've been experimenting with migrating those to roam/memo. But the fact that Roam takes forever to load is a big point of friction for doing incremental practice.

I've historically used daily-page oriented SRS approach, I've implemented in roam-toolkit, but over time I've become more overwhelmed with the amount of things showing up on the daily page. I still use and endorse this approach for #Programmableattention items.

Find it at https://stvad.github.io/rememo/

Image from Roam Research

Image from Roam Research

Over the last week I've been iterating on my SRS practice in @RoamResearch

I present to you Rememo - a roam/memo (by @JoseBrowneX) compatible standalone app.
It connects to your graph and lets you review your cards without waiting for Roam to load 🙃

Neat, any plans for elo comparison for things to derive ranking?

Chapter 1 Cognitive Tools for Augmented Conversation

Check out a9.io/glue-comic/

URLs can be loong (this one is fake made for illustration purposes):

developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...

The fragment URLs are not readable as a quote by themselves though.
I've previously built an extension to render them on hover, which might work in the context of the users of this extension github.com/transclude-m...

So you can link to a fragment as in example above, and even though the url is actually longer then 300 characters it's counted as 40 chars?

Text fragments - URIs | MDN Text fragments allow linking directly to a specific portion of text in a web document, without requiring the author to annotate it with an ID, using particular syntax in the URL fragment. Supporting b...

developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W....

Not a fully formed proposal, but I think there is something interesting around the fragment links (which allow you to link to a specific part of the doc/quote) and the fact that URLs in bluesky don't consume the full character limit.

there is no analogue to "filter:follows" yet unfortunately afaik

Yeah, it went back to working after a few days!

And excited to see more about your extension 🙂

The clipboard manager I use allows me to block list apps (e.g. password manager). Which ends up being an okay 80/20 approach

HYTRADBOI is tomorrow! Feb 28 0900 PDT. The chat will run for days, so it's worth joining even if you can't make the early hours.

Bring all your friends too! Re-skeet, share on your favorite forum, put flyers under your neighbours doors etc.

See you tomorrow!

www.hytradboi.com/2025/#tickets

Neat! Gives me strong https://www.getguesstimate.com vibes cc @ozziegooen.bsky.social

Authenticated requests still work, I guess they might have disabled unauthenticated requests to the search 🤔

This is currently broken bc search API started returning 403 for me (e.g. public.api.bsky.app/xrpc/app.bsk...)

Will see if there is a workaround in a bit!

Though I guess based on your handle you're aware 🤔

You should do @websim.ai
that's kind of part of the point of how names work here :)

I was wondering: what if both? are there any adverse interactions? are there brands that just have both/would it make sense to alternate 🤔?

Ohh, Automerge gets document level access controls and a new sync engine soon. Exciting!

@anselm.io curious if there is a recommendation you give to people using @jazz.tools for more complex query situation setup

Introducing Offline Writes for Turso

turso.tech/blog/introdu... Turso seems to be also looking into this too

A plausible alternative is having automerge-repo manage documents/synchronization/etc, but also have a read-mirror DB replica on each of the clients for quereing purposes 🤔

This PowerSync demo https://github.com/powersync-ja/powersync-js/tree/main/demos/yjs-react-supabase-text-collab does a similar thing with Yjs.

I think legacy Electrict SQL was kind of doing all the things, but as they are in the middle of rewrite rn and it's unclear if having all the things here is even on the roadmap for the new version.

Specific use-case I'm playing with is roam-like outliner hierarchical structure with each block being a document/linking to each other/having properties/etc. And I want to run queries based on properties/relationships/etc.

Are there any established good practices/standard advice on mixing Automerge (or CRDTs more generally) and complex querying (e.g. having documents in something like sqlite/pglite and running queries based on their content and relationship/etc)

bsky.app/profile/inka... send like a solid start 🙃