Pretty nice, I liked it. A dark mode would be ideal.
There is dark mode, you can toggle it in the upper left corner.
I see it now. It goes away once you click a concept.
Cognicull: Knowledge base for mathematics, natural science and engineering
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Re: Cognicull: Knowledge base for mathematics, natural science and engineering
#22Spent some time on this today, it's very close to how I think in general, and the "if you don't get this, you may need this, and this" is absolutely amazing.
There is a breadth first way of learning that this site enables, and for applying math concepts in code, this is way more efficient than wikipedia. Like if I want to learn to use the numpy fft package because I want to do something to an audio file, as a non-engineer, I'd use cognicull's FFT example to learn enough about the concepts to be able to use the library features.
Re: Cognicull: Knowledge base for mathematics, natural science and engineering
#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
I use roam myself. Mind sharing the alternative(s) you use and find most useful? Would be interested in learning what roamlikes others prefer and why.
I use my own not-yet-ready-for-release app called Noteworthy [1], but here is a list of some of the roamlikes I find most inspiring: > Athens Research -- free and open source roam competitor made by someone who failed an interview for a job at roam :) -- https://github.com/athensresearch/athens > Obsidian -- free but non-open wikilink system based on Markdown files -- https://obsidian.md/ > Foam -- Markdown-based kno…
Awesome, thanks so much!