[Feature Request] Edit name/description of a link · Issue #770 · cosmik-network/semble
Hello! I have a couple cards I've added to collections: https://semble.so/url?id=https://web.archive.org/web/20160222013233/http://www.beckylavender.co.uk/uploads/1/5/1/4/15147006/zelda-dissert...
Inside Design Tokens: Naming
Naming design tokens can sometimes be considered its own discipline. Naming is surprisingly straight forward, and if it isn't then it solves the wrong problem.
Agent Card Viewer
Self-declaration: site.filae.agent.card or .well-known/agent.json Third-party: social.astral.catalog.agent (Astral's catalog)
Synchronizing cards in a free Workspace | Trello | Atlassian Support
Automation allows you to do one-way card syncing—make the actions on one card automatically perform changes on another card. This is available for Automation
Precautionary borrowing and the credit card debt puzzle
Consumer Misunderstanding of Credit Card Use, Payments, and Debt: Causes and Solutions
The authors identify several judgmental biases related to paying off credit card debt. Participants with stronger numerical skills made fewer errors, as did those who used the new statement format mandated by Congress in the CARD Act of 2009. Study 1 shows that people underestimate how long it takes to eliminate a debt when payments barely cover interest owed. Study 2 shows that less numerate people tend to underestimate the monthly payment required to pay off a debt in three years, whereas more numerate people tend to overestimate the payment. The newly revised statement required by the CARD Act substantially reduced these biases. However, even with the new statement, many people still underestimate required payments when still using the credit card. Study 3 identifies ambiguities in the revised statement that can lead to misjudgments about how much to pay on monthly bills. The authors recommend additional public policy actions to help cardholders understand the relationship between payments and debt elimination.
Ignacio Soffia on Twitter / X
Creating a card is simple. All you need is to select what part of the site you want to use as a "live database" and then use natural language to describe what you want the card do or look like. pic.twitter.com/PsJXWFAQwu— Ignacio Soffia (@ignaciosoffia) November 21, 2024
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Undocumented Feature
And it doesn't pop up a box every time asking you to use your real name. In fact, there's no way to set your name at all. You just have to keep reminding people who you are.
Josh W. Comeau (@joshwcomeau.com)
✨ Neat CSS trick ✨ We can use `width: fit-content` to have a container element shrink to fit its element's width. This is useful for cards! But if that card has any text content, that text will blow out the width of the card, since it won't automatically linewrap. So we wind up with this issue:
<div> When Consumer Financial Protection Spills Over: <span>Student Loan Borrowing under the CARD Act</span> </div>
<p>Credit card use among college students declined sharply following the enactment of the <span>Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility, and Disclosure
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Just pushed a bunch of cards to my @semble.so collection via the API from my bookmarks! thank you opus and thank you @cosmik.network team for the API! tab sanity 🤝 contributing to the knowledge commons 🎉
Love this! Great UX for the scoped mentions (eg posts in a pub)! With Semble that could translate to mentioning cards in a collection which would be rad! Might be a bit tricky since cards are basically URLs with an optional note attached to them - do users want to mention the URL or the note + URL?
Using this @semble.so MCP to connect cards in a collection for my fiction writing
Pouria
This was made with the new npmx.dev/package/@semble.so/api btw github.com/pdelfan/semble-mcp
