Announce The Glosscubator.
Chris Pressey
7 months ago
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18 | ### Introducing the Glosscubator | |
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20 | * summary: [The Glosscubator](https://codeberg.org/catseye/The-Glosscubator/#the-glosscubator) is an organized and rated collection of web resources. | |
21 | * date: Wed, 06 Nov 2024 12:43:51 GMT | |
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23 | It began as an effort to organize my bookmarks. | |
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25 | Well, no. It began as a realization that my note-taking habits are | |
26 | terribly poor. I tend to find something interesting, read it, | |
27 | learn something from it, then forget what I learned. (Not suddenly | |
28 | of course, but what was sharp becomes duller over time.) | |
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30 | So I started making a conscious effort to take notes after or even | |
31 | during reading things I was reading out of interest. | |
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33 | I don't remember if that was before or after the point when I learned | |
34 | of the Zettlekasten concept. I tried keeping a Zettlekasten, but | |
35 | for whatever reason, the standard methods didn't work very well for me. | |
36 | (I can certainly theorize about the reasons, but I think that'd | |
37 | probably be out of scope for this announcement.) | |
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39 | And then came the point where I saw I had all these archived bookmarks | |
40 | with very little rhyme or reason to their organization. | |
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42 | And those two things came together and acted as a catalyst for something that ended up with the name | |
43 | [The Glosscubator](https://codeberg.org/catseye/The-Glosscubator/#the-glosscubator). | |
44 | (That link goes to its repository on [Codeberg](https://codeberg.org/about), but it is also available | |
45 | [on git.catseye.tc](https://git.catseye.tc/The-Glosscubator/) and | |
46 | [on catseye.tc itself](https://catseye.tc/view/The-Glosscubator/README.md).) | |
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48 | As of this writing, it consists of **695** web pages, **83** repositories, **174** papers, | |
49 | and **179** books in **102** topics. Of these, **110** have [the highest rating](https://codeberg.org/catseye/The-Glosscubator/src/branch/master/by-rating/Top-rated.md), | |
50 | **33** are [considered classics](https://codeberg.org/catseye/The-Glosscubator/src/branch/master/by-rating/Classic.md), | |
51 | **78** are [considered very interesting](https://codeberg.org/catseye/The-Glosscubator/src/branch/master/by-rating/Very%20Interesting.md), | |
52 | while **70** are [yet to be rated](https://codeberg.org/catseye/The-Glosscubator/src/branch/master/by-rating/Unrated.md). | |
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54 | The Glosscubator contains a mix of objective (title, author...) | |
55 | and subjective (rating, commentary...) information. The objective | |
56 | information is distributable under a very permissive license (CC0-1.0). | |
57 | The subjective information is distributed under a less permissive | |
58 | license (CC-BY-ND-4.0). The [REUSE](https://reuse.software/) convention | |
59 | is used to make it easier to tell which files are under which licenses. | |
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18 | 61 | ### Lua implementations of Etcha and Wunnel |
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