🔖 Roam Research – A note taking tool for networked thought.

Bookmarked Roam Research – A note taking tool for networked thought. (Roam Research)
As easy to use as a word document or bulleted list, and as powerful for finding, collecting, and connecting related ideas as a graph database. Collaborate with others in real time, or store all your data locally.
Sadly this doesn’t look like it’s very strong in the “own your data” front.
I love that Charlie provides a wealth of different things you can subscribe to from her website. My favorite is not just her “firehose”, but how she describes it in her code:

<link data-react-helmet="true" 
rel="alternate" 
type="application/rss+xml" 
title="Subscribe to everything (and I mean EVERYTHING - it is a fucking firehose)" 
href="https://www.sonniesedge.net/rss/everything.xml"/>

I wish more people provided multiple custom feeds for the content on their websites. 

In Charlie’s case, I vote for  subscribing to EVERYTHING!

Read Exploring the Brave browser by Paul Jacobson (Paul Jacobson)
A few of my colleagues have been raving about the relatively new, Chromium-based Brave browser lately, so I decided to try it out. I initially didn’t pay much attention because I’m pretty happy using Firefox as my primary browser. That said, I like a browser that blocks tracker crud on the Web, ...
I should be testing out more browsers like this as well.
Replied to a post by Brad Enslen (ramblinggit.com)
I love the idea of wikis. My problem is I have no idea what I would use a wiki for.
Try it for bookmarking things. Keep a daily journal. Document discovery tools.

You use your website every day for something. Try doing that with a wiki. Eventually your creative juices will begin flowing. Eventually you’ll come up with some creative ideas…

Read HEWN, No. 335 by Audrey Watters (hewn.substack.com)
I’ve been thinking quite a bit this week about how bad ideas in ed-tech spread. Obviously, a key way is via the media. Take this NYT story for example: “The Machines Are Learning, and So Are the Students.”
A great example of whitewashing in edtech pointed out here.

I also recommend that NYT response about the 1619 project. 

Watched "Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan" Dios y Federación from Amazon Prime
Directed by Dennie Gordon. With John Krasinski, Wendell Pierce, Noomi Rapace, Jordi Mollà. The election in Venezuela is moved up. Stranded in a hostile country, Jack and Mike fight for their lives, while Greer is interrogated. The Ubarri family must decide to flee or face Reyes. Cover art for Amazon Prime's second season of Jack Ryan featuring the title character with a war-torn scene of destruction behind him.