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1/6 I spent some time today exploring visual treatments for our graph view in Thunk. @observablehq is ridiculously fun for this. I'm a total novice, but it's fun to explore different ways a network graph can look. This is how our graph looks now.
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2/6 I found this gorgeous network image on pinterest and wanted to see if I could get a similar look in @d3js_org. 
3/6 I was able to get something pretty close. With a little more refinement this could be an interesting graph view.
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1. Some of you know about my futurehow.site/index.php/2020… research. Here's an update. B4 personal and collective k.ecosystems can be linked, one has to organize his/her scattered thoughts into well-linked webs of meaning, which is quite challenging to trans-disciplinarians like me.
2. There's also a daily tsunami of podcasts, articles, forums, emails, YouTube vids, tweets, etc. highly relevant to my Work. It frustrates me that I can't keep up with or, at least, collect them somewhere, where I will find them when I'll have more time, that never happens.
3. As a student of the late en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Douglas_E… , I knew the conceptual solution to my plight but haven't had the right tool to deal with it... until recently, when I discovered obsidian.md. It's a rich platform w/ more settings & affordances than I'd ever need.
