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       title: January 7th, 2024

     

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         - wiki

     

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       As I think about what subscribing / following / integrating other people’s notes looks like, I found this example from [Rui Carmo’s Tao of Mac](https://taoofmac.com/space/hw/orange_pi_5_plus).

     

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       It says “This wiki page is a stub”. It’s also integrated into his main feed.

     

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       ![Tao of Mac Screenshot wiki stub](screenshot_tao_of_mac_wiki_rss.jpeg)

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       title: January 7th, 2024

     

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       date: 2024-01-07, 09:59:34 -08:00

     

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       link: https://www.oneusefulthing.org/p/signs-and-portents

     

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         - AI

     

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       > The average estimated date for when AI could beat humans at **every possible task** shifted dramatically, moving from 2060 to 2047—a decrease of 13 years—in just the past year alone!

     

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       [Ethan Mollick, Signs and Portents](https://www.oneusefulthing.org/p/signs-and-portents)

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       link: https://www.androidauthority.com/install-ubuntu-on-your-android-smartphone-765408/

     

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         - Android

     

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       [Linux Desktop on your Android Device](https://www.androidauthority.com/install-ubuntu-on-your-android-smartphone-765408/) at Android Authority covers Debian NoRoot and UserLAnd (Ubuntu and other distros possible).

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       link: https://coolify.io

     

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         - selfhosting

     

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         - PaaS

     

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       [[Coolify]] is another self-hosting server management system (via @depatchedmode).

     

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       They offer cloud hosting of the admin panel starting at $5/month, which then manages your other servers for deployment to.

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       ## To Do

     

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       - [ ] Journal feed modifications

     

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       	- Maybe not? I think things are coming through OK

     

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       - [x] Tags? Something like “if tag same as Note, then link” or “on Note, list all pages with same tag”. Even with a “blank” [[Wiki]] page, you get all the notes tagged with wiki displaying. 

     

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       	- Context for this should be “how is this useful to a Mastodon reader?” - tags help in discovery, link to main article is most useful for reading

     

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       - [ ] Change date formatting for journal pages to include / highlight time posted rather than just day

     

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       - [ ] Reconsider slugs for journal. Maybe: `YYYY/MMDD/HHmm`.

     

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       - [ ] Main journal page will grow forever. Have to figure out daily or monthly pages. Pagination?

     

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       link: https://coolify.io

     

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       Website: <https://coolify.io>

     

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       > An open-source & self-hostable Heroku / Netlify / Vercel alternative.

     

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       More PaaS-like, git push to deploy.

     

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       Backups to any S3-compatible storage.

     

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       Paid cloud version, pricing starts at $5/month https://app.coolify.io/

     

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       > The recommended way to use Coolify is to have one server for Coolify and one (or more) for the resources you are deploying. A server is around 4-5$/month.

     

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       > By subscribing to the cloud version, you get the Coolify server for the same price, but with:

     

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       Note: the [pricing](https://coolify.io/pricing) is gated on managing a number of other servers to deploy to: you have to “bring your own server”.

     

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       See also: [[CapRover]]

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