well this is great:

OpenFreeMap

OpenFreeMap

OpenFreeMap – Open-Source Map Hosting lets you display custom maps on your website and apps for free.

LOLLL get Claude to look over a small project's git history and record some "wall clock" estimates for how long the main features and fixes would take. And then get Claude to scour the sessions' history or git timestamps to get a closer read on the actual time the tasks took. It's off by such an enormous margin. initial estimate: 639 hours, **months**. Actual time: 11 hours. :laugh_lg: And it does a bunch of these along the way: "Initial estimate was 5 hours, but looks like it only took 10 minutes.. that can't be right, let me double check."

The lovely thing about local-first software is: yes the paid sync server is running backups and I am being very careful to provide a high-quality, reliable service, but **your data is on your device first and last**. Even if I fucked up my hosting service, a user would never lose data. Local-first ❤ View quoted note →

I made this for me, but it might be good for you:

Node Paper

Node Paper: write it as a list, use it as a map

An outliner for what you know and what you need to do, on your phone and computer. Link any bullet to any other and the structure builds itself. Fr...

use the open source web/PWA version for free forever, or toss a few sats my way for multi-device sync, authenticated and e2e encrypted with your nostr keypair. Send me your questions or feature requests!

This is fucking bananas. Claude scares me. Enjoy it, friends - this is the best PKM I've ever used and it just appeared in my hands.

GitHub

GitHub - vcavallo/graph-scratchpad: Write it as a list. Use it as a map.

Write it as a list. Use it as a map. Contribute to vcavallo/graph-scratchpad development by creating an account on GitHub.

Hosted for you to play with:

Graph Paper

Nested lists that link to each other. Works offline.

people also have context windows and tokens/second