{"channel":"cities","content":"an infuriating read for the morning: [[Reform of the date of Easter]]\r\n<xantham> extremely low-quality Wikipedia content on this topic (<orange> well, actually, all of the articles on lunisolar calendar topics are bad)\r\n<red> the full politics of the topic of << should the ecclesiastical calendar be tied to the phase of the moon >> is subject to Guild Law.  but, to avoid suspense, i will note that I am very much on the side of \"yes, it should\".\r\n<green> we note for the record that, in March 2019, the equinox was March 20, 2019, 4:58\u202fPM and the full moon was March 20, 2019, 8:43 PM (Iowa time).\r\n<yellow> Shut up about the sun!\r\n\r\n----\r\n\r\nWhat remains to be done on Atacama?\r\n# adjust colors again.  the current 0074D9 color for post titles is not satisfactory\r\n# a \"color tag registry\" to populate help files\r\n# \"keep reading\" link on the stream. (<red> there is too much work to be done still for an \"infinite stream\" to be helpful)\r\n# fix sigil backgrounds (<red> and, probably, fix the \"sigils rotate 90 degrees when clicked\" feature that the *machine* added but never implemented correctly)\r\n# the text in the style-picker is often an unreadable color\r\n# adjust the \"print\" settings some more; the text is too spaced out\r\n\r\nWhat is dependent on the \"new lexer\"?\r\n# Triple-angle-brackets for multi-paragraph literal text.\r\n# maybe making URLs a \"colorblock\"; only the domain need be in the running text, the full URL can be on a sidebar\r\n\r\n----\r\n\r\nNext week I will start on the list of LLM-API powered features.\r\n<xantham> keeping excessive details about the lunisolar calendar out of published posts will be one of the features.\r\n<orange> well, actually, the distinction of \"published\" doesn't exist yet.  and it may not ever exist.\r\n<green> the pipeline is writer\u2192editor\u2192publisher.\r\n\r\n----\r\n\r\nthe Peloton seems ready to go; but there is only one way to know for sure.\r\n\r\nthe snowblower has not been repaired, and in fact still has snow on it in the garage.  i will look at that soon.","created_at":"2025-01-04T15:59:52.527839","id":63,"llm_annotations":{},"parent_id":62,"processed_content":"<p>an infuriating read for the morning: <a href=\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reform_of_the_date_of_Easter\" class=\"wikilink\" target=\"_blank\">Reform of the date of Easter</a>\r</p>\n<p><span class=\"colorblock color-xantham\"><span class=\"sigil\">\ud83d\udd25</span><span class=\"colortext-content\"> extremely low-quality Wikipedia content on this topic <span class=\"colorblock color-orange\"><span class=\"sigil\">\u2694\ufe0f</span><span class=\"colortext-content\">( well, actually, all of the articles on lunisolar calendar topics are bad)</span></span>\r</span></span></p>\n<p><span class=\"colorblock color-red\"><span class=\"sigil\">\ud83d\udca1</span><span class=\"colortext-content\"> the full politics of the topic of <span class=\"literal-text\">should the ecclesiastical calendar be tied to the phase of the moon</span> is subject to Guild Law.  but, to avoid suspense, i will note that I am very much on the side of \"yes, it should\".\r</span></span></p>\n<p><span class=\"colorblock color-green\"><span class=\"sigil\">\u2699\ufe0f</span><span class=\"colortext-content\"> we note for the record that, in March 2019, the equinox was March 20, 2019, 4:58\u202fPM and the full moon was March 20, 2019, 8:43 PM (Iowa time).\r</span></span></p>\n<p><span class=\"colorblock color-yellow\"><span class=\"sigil\">\ud83d\udcac</span><span class=\"colortext-content\"> Shut up about the sun!\r</span></span></p><hr class=\"section-break\" /><p>What remains to be done on Atacama?\r</p>\n<ul>\n<li class=\"number-list\"> adjust colors again.  the current 0074D9 color for post titles is not satisfactory\r</li>\n<li class=\"number-list\"> a \"color tag registry\" to populate help files\r</li>\n<li class=\"number-list\"> \"keep reading\" link on the stream. <span class=\"colorblock color-red\"><span class=\"sigil\">\ud83d\udca1</span><span class=\"colortext-content\">( there is too much work to be done still for an \"infinite stream\" to be helpful)</span></span>\r</li>\n<li class=\"number-list\"> fix sigil backgrounds <span class=\"colorblock color-red\"><span class=\"sigil\">\ud83d\udca1</span><span class=\"colortext-content\">( and, probably, fix the \"sigils rotate 90 degrees when clicked\" feature that the <em>machine</em> added but never implemented correctly)</span></span>\r</li>\n<li class=\"number-list\"> the text in the style-picker is often an unreadable color\r</li>\n<li class=\"number-list\"> adjust the \"print\" settings some more; the text is too spaced out\r</li>\n</ul>\n<p>What is dependent on the \"new lexer\"?\r</p>\n<ul>\n<li class=\"number-list\"> Triple-angle-brackets for multi-paragraph literal text.\r</li>\n<li class=\"number-list\"> maybe making URLs a \"colorblock\"; only the domain need be in the running text, the full URL can be on a sidebar\r</li>\n</ul><hr class=\"section-break\" /><p>Next week I will start on the list of LLM-API powered features.\r</p>\n<p><span class=\"colorblock color-xantham\"><span class=\"sigil\">\ud83d\udd25</span><span class=\"colortext-content\"> keeping excessive details about the lunisolar calendar out of published posts will be one of the features.\r</span></span></p>\n<p><span class=\"colorblock color-orange\"><span class=\"sigil\">\u2694\ufe0f</span><span class=\"colortext-content\"> well, actually, the distinction of \"published\" doesn't exist yet.  and it may not ever exist.\r</span></span></p>\n<p><span class=\"colorblock color-green\"><span class=\"sigil\">\u2699\ufe0f</span><span class=\"colortext-content\"> the pipeline is writer\u2192editor\u2192publisher.\r</span></span></p><hr class=\"section-break\" /><p>the Peloton seems ready to go; but there is only one way to know for sure.\r</p>\n<p>the snowblower has not been repaired, and in fact still has snow on it in the garage.  i will look at that soon.</p>","quotes":[{"text":"Shut up about the sun!","type":"reference"}],"subject":"medicine hat (6/6)"}
