Finding links between multiple projects

2021-05-04 An experiment to pick up keywords from the most recent one-day update in Scrapbox’s Project A and present pages containing those keywords from Project B.

• In this case, A is this public project and B is a private project of about 400 pages

If it seems to have a good effect, run it regularly once a day.

context - Diary of 2021-05-04 - About Scrapbox private to public transfer

What we did.

• Get ✅public’s most recently updated pages
• ✅Extract keywords from its content
  • Just the one that is explicitly bracketed for now.
  • You can get it from the API.
• ✅Find and present ✅from different sources that contain those keywords.
  • There are two ways to search on your own after exporting to JSON or by hitting the search API.
  • This time, the search API
• How to present
  • Create a page in private
    • Because the search results of a private project cannot be made public
  • There is an option to send a DM in Slack.
  • ✅ this time I printed it and pasted it into Scrapbox by hand

result

• (of) good appearance
• I thought it was a private memo repository with not much information, but there were some surprisingly interesting pages.
  • I got some hits from the experiment, like the one where I transcribed a recording of a video conference.
• 105 keywords extracted from 24 hours of activity
• The number of hits found in the search is 11.
  • The search API yields the hit rows.
• There are some not-so-good keywords.
  • Research, Organization, Scrapbox, Unexplored Jr.
  • Too many hits.
  • It is better to display only the information “many hits” if the number of hits exceeds a certain level.
  • In the original project, it is only connected if both pages are bracketed, which is not a large number.
  • Three of the four cases were bracketed.
    • So, if you have a lot of search results, you can only show the number of results instead of the number of results, and bracket that search term instead.
    • Always do search keyword bracketing.
    • Rather, “Is there already a link?” and if so, is it better not to search?

impressions

• relatively good
• There are a number of other projects that seem to have a lot of interesting content dead in the water.
  • I want to have more than one target project.

additional experiment

• I was thinking mainly of my public/private collaboration, so I couldn’t publish the results because one of them was private.

• I realized I could do both public.

  • And with the current version, which uses search instead of export, you can target other people’s projects without any permission.

• interest :

• /rashitamemo/interesting(query): 24 hits

• detection :

• /rashitamemo/found(query): 88 hits

• awareness :

• /rashitamemo/noticed(query): 10 hits

• spontaneous :

• /rashitamemo/spontaneous(query): 11 hits

• intellectual production :

• /rashitamemo/intellectual-production(query): 100 hits Puppeteer:

• /rashitamemo/Puppeteer(query): 1 hits

• puppeteer:

  • puppeteer
  • GoogleChrome/puppeteer: Headless Chrome Node API

  • Puppeteer is a Node library which provides a high-level API to control headless Chrome or Chromium over

  • [https://codeburst.io/a-guide-to-automating-scraping-the-web-with-javascript-chrome-puppeteer-node-js-b18efb9e9921
  • A Guide to Automating & Scraping the Web with JavaScript (Chrome + Puppeteer + Node JS)] Heroku:

• /rashitamemo/Heroku(query): 1 hits

• TODO.txt:

  • I studied about the task management method “Todo.txt” | Tofu mentality does not collapse Headless Chrome:

• [/rashitamemo/Headless Chrome](https://scrapbox.io/rashitamemo/Headless Chrome)([query https://scrapbox.io/rashitamemo/search/page?q=Headless Chrome]): 1 hits

• puppeteer:

  • GoogleChrome/puppeteer: Headless Chrome Node API

  • Puppeteer is a Node library which provides a high-level API to control headless Chrome or Chromium over

  • It can also be configured to use full (non-headless) Chrome or Chromium.
  • It is thought to be a headless Chrome that can be operated from the command line.
  • [https://codeburst.io/a-guide-to-automating-scraping-the-web-with-javascript-chrome-puppeteer-node-js-b18efb9e9921
  • A Guide to Automating & Scraping the Web with JavaScript (Chrome + Puppeteer + Node JS)]

• research :

• /rashitamemo/research(query): 100 hits MVP:

• /rashitamemo/MVP(query): 1 hits

  • Blog 2.0 :
  • fbclid=IwAR3LXwnspP4W9R79YvAjlC760Q62f_kgBMVpUmRP9WmYok8_xWEMVLkjyZM]

• (late Edo-period) culture of debauchery :

• [/rashitamemo/tomatology culture](https://scrapbox.io/rashitamemo/tomatology culture)(query): 1 hits

  • Kurashita output in April 2021 :
  • Sigotano not tasked with bean theory culture!

• campfire (usually large, and for gathering and singing, etc.) :

• /rashitamemo/campfire(query): 1 hits

  • June 2019 Idea Line :
    • [I want to spread more people to use the most powerful time management technique that saved my life, “Task Shoot Time Technique” - CAMPFIRE (Campfire) https://camp-fire.jp/projects/view/162572

• gated community :

• /rashitamemo/gated-community(query): 3 hits

  • gated community :
  • gated community

  • A gated community is a residential area with a gate (gate) and a wall around the perimeter to restrict access to the property by non-residents, thereby preventing through traffic and improving security.

  • The concept of a gated community itself is not new; there have been concessions and U.S. military houses in the past, and it is merely a redefinition of the term. In Japan, it is also referred to as a gated town1 or gated community2. `
  • Walled Garden Model :
  • → gated community
  • gated content :
  • → gated community

• organization :

• /rashitamemo/organization(query): 84 hits

• decline :

• /rashitamemo/decline(query): 8 hits

• elimination :

• /rashitamemo/exclusion(query): 14 hits Scrapbox:

• /rashitamemo/Scrapbox(query): 100 hits

Updated to account for the case where the output project and the project to be searched are different.

• The [1] in the quote from rushitamemo has become a search keyword.

• Should it be ~``? I fixed it by hand for now.

• The output of a machine should not be fixed by hand and maintained for a long period of time.

  • I’m only doing it now because it’s an experiment.
    • It’s confusing the links for this project, so I’ll eventually kick it out to gist or something.
  • Hopefully, if nothing is done, it will be overwritten after a day and disappear.
  • Any useful links should be noted on a separate page

• interest :

• /shokai/interesting(query: 1 hits)

• /shokai/remote-work:.

  • (Do we need to be funny about how we do things?)

• detection :

• /shokai/found(query: 25 hits)

• awareness :

• /shokai/notice(query: 3 hits)

• [/shokai/not a warehouse where dead texts are kept](https://scrapbox.io/shokai/not a warehouse where dead texts are kept):.

  • It’s hard to realize, but it’s a complete waste of time and effort, because the tedious procedure somehow gives you a sense of doing your job and a mysterious sense of satisfaction.

• /shokai/tempura-takao:.

  • I noticed that there is also a store in Joynas, Yokohama, and I have been going there about once every two weeks since then.

• /shokai/Milkcocoa:

  • I realized that I had no motivation to create libraries for devices I didn’t use, and I resolved to only create things I would use from then on. Heroku:

• /shokai/Heroku(query: 39 hits) Headless Chrome:

• [/shokai/Headless Chrome](https://scrapbox.io/shokai/Headless Chrome)([query https://scrapbox.io/shokai/search/page?q=Headless Chrome]: 1 hits)

• /shokai/roppongi.js#1:

  • Headless Chrome library was created and got 2000stars by yujiosaka.
  • https://speakerdeck.com/yujiosaka/hetudoresuchromedekurorawozuo-tutahou-falsehua-1
  • https://github.com/yujiosaka/headless-chrome-crawler

• research :

• /shokai/research(query: 26 hits) 1:

• /shokai/1(query: 100 hits) 2:

• /shokai/2(query: 100 hits)

• organization :

• /shokai/organization(query: 14 hits)

• decline :

• /shokai/decline(query: 1 hits)

• [/shokai/Mob Programming](https://scrapbox.io/shokai/Mob Programming):

  • The decline of management without technology and what to do about it - The Methodologist’s Blog

• elimination :

• /shokai/exclusion(query: 7 hits)

• [/shokai/Internet language can be rough because of the short term nature of the recommendation service](https://scrapbox.io/shokai/Internet language can be rough because of the short term nature of the recommendation service):: [/shokai/Internet language can be rough because of the short term nature of the recommendation service](https://scrapbox.io/shokai/Internet language can be rough because of the short term nature of the recommendation service). - Eliminate all features that stimulate approval.

• [/shokai/eliminate all functions that lead to the stimulation of the need for approval](https://scrapbox.io/shokai/eliminate all functions that lead to the stimulation of the need for approval):.

  • Eliminate all features that stimulate approval.

• [/shokai/wiki never works if you use the URL of the page as an ID](https://scrapbox.io/shokai/wiki never works if you use the URL of the page as an ID):.

  • I want to eliminate all the elements that would spawn a lackey/administrator within WiKi and have to ask before I edit.

• /shokai/press-release:: [/shokai/press-release

  • This and the idea of [Eliminate all features that stimulate approval.

• [/shokai/I lose my reason when I look at a human face](https://scrapbox.io/shokai/I lose my reason when I look at a human face):.

  • I use Scrapbox to eliminate those elements that are obscured by the appearance of real human faces.

• [/shokai/want to reduce elements that block thinking](https://scrapbox.io/shokai/want to reduce elements that block thinking):: [/shokai/want to reduce elements that block thinking

  • Like most editors, I’ve eliminated switching between edit and view modes because it’s only a brake on my thinking, and if there are other toolbars for text decoration, I spend more time fiddling with the font size than writing text.
  • It is thoroughly eliminated because the time is more and the acceleration is lost.

• [/shokai/media whose memory is reset every time](https://scrapbox.io/shokai/media whose memory is reset every time):: [/shokai/media whose memory is reset every time

  • I especially recommend scrapbox among the wikis because it allows you to write at the speed you think and eliminates the elements that get in the way of your thinking. Scrapbox:

• /shokai/Scrapbox(query: 100 hits)

• Hatena Diary :

• [/shokai/Hatena Diary](https://scrapbox.io/shokai/Hatena Diary)(query: 1 hits)

• [/shokai/Internet language can be rough because of the short term nature of the recommendation service](https://scrapbox.io/shokai/Internet language can be rough because of the short term nature of the recommendation service):: [/shokai/Internet language can be rough because of the short term nature of the recommendation service](https://scrapbox.io/shokai/Internet language can be rough because of the short term nature of the recommendation service).

  • I think the exchange of opinions should be done on Hatena Diary or Hatena Blog. dotenv:

• /shokai/dotenv(query: 2 hits)

• /shokai/dotenv:

  • dotenv
  • http://npmjs.org/packages/dotenv
  • Can be loaded with require('dotenv').load().

• /shokai/dotenvify:

  • dotenvify
  • https://www.npmjs.com/package/dotenvify
  • Transform of Browserify that executes dotenv just before executing [envify
  • $ browserify -t dotenvify src/index.js -o build/index.js
  • When .env is missing, dotenv gives warnings
  • It can be suppressed with the silent option, but dotenvify does not have the ability to pass options to dotenv
  • Added functionality: https://github.com/shokai/dotenvify/tree/dotenv-options
  • $ npm i shokai/dotenvify#dotenv-options -save
  • $ browserify -t [ dotenvify --silent --path local.env ] src/index.js -o build/index.js Secure:

• /shokai/Secure(query: 1 hits)

• Github to Scrapbox:: bookmarklet

  • Use secure protocol instead of http #79
    • [https://github.com/shokai/tw/pull/79 Use secure protocol instead of http by sachin21 · Pull Request HttpOnly:

• /shokai/HttpOnly(query: 2 hits)

• [/shokai/Heroku to do Socket.IO](https://scrapbox.io/shokai/Heroku to do Socket.IO):.

  • Version=1; Expires=Tue, 15-Nov-2016 11:51:24 GMT; Max-Age=86400; Domain=staging.scrapbox.io; Path=/; HttpOnly

• /shokai/sticky-session:

  • Version=1; Expires=Tue, 15-Nov-2016 11:51:24 GMT; Max-Age=86400; Domain=staging.scrapbox.io; Path=/; HttpOnly requests:

• /shokai/requests(query: 1 hits)

• [/shokai/login with Passport to GHE operated with ole SSL certificate](https://scrapbox.io/shokai/login with Passport to GHE operated with ole SSL certificate):: [/shokai/login with Passport to GHE operated with ole SSL certificate](https://scrapbox.io/shokai/login with Passport to GHE operated with ole SSL certificate):: [/shokai/login with Passport to GHE operated with ole SSL certificate

  • [Adding ability to specify an agent for OAuth2 requests by PhilipSkinner · Pull Request #324 · ciaranj

impressions

• It’s nice to see other people’s presentations on technical keywords that I’m interested in and have written down.
• We all think we are using the same Japanese, but there are differences in the choice of words we use to express our thoughts.
  • In my project, I use the word “exclusion” to refer to the removal of a person from a group of people (this is not my word either, but something I wrote down after seeing other people’s expressions).
  • On the other hand, shokai is used to refer to “removing harmful features or functions from software.
  • By comparison Notice the difference.
• If you look at the keywords displayed and tweak the page in various ways, of course it will be an “updated page” tomorrow, and the same thing will be displayed.
  • This must be boring.
  • Remember what you put out once and don’t put it out for a week to a month, and so on.

source https://github.com/nishio/scbot/blob/0.2/scbio.py#L113

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