So I’m not super concerned about it because the icons are so small. The tick is:

<path d="M20 6 9 17l-5-5"/>

Not all icons are this tiny, but the ones you’d tend to repeat (arrows, etc) are not much longer than <use href="#someId">

So #royalmail package tracking is broken today because they can't CORS ?

""Access to XMLHttpRequest at 'https://api-web.royalmail.com/mailpieces/v3/someid/events' from origin 'https://www.royalmail.com' has been blocked by CORS policy"

Has anyone used Gemini's 1M token context window successfully with RAG? Assuming you stuff your chunks into it ala:

{ id: someid, text: "some text" }
{ id: someid, text: "some other text" }
...

It basically can't give you correct ids after about 40-50k input tokens.

Can answer questions OK.

i.e. mediagiphycom/media/SOMEID/giphy.gif will always have metadata available at giphycom/gifs/SOMEID.gif

Fantastic session on #Communication #SoMeID
I feel very inspired to pick up my efforts on social media (after a short break after #Covid19) 🙏

@idiots-pod.bsky.social @jakescottmd.bsky.social @erinmccreary.bsky.social @escmid.bsky.social
#FieldEpidemiology
#EscmidGlobal2025

I actually prefer how it handles it as it uses a psedo-markdown standard. To every block you want to reference, you use a ^someId , then you can reference that later. Unlike logseq though, it doesn't embed (at least I haven't figured that yet), I'm ok with it being just back-linked.

I won't lie; I was giving bolt about 40% chance of nailing this crazy prompt on the first try..

Yeah, it worked.

@leaflet.pub is there anyway to customize slugs? Having the ID is fine, but would like something like example.com/my-post/someid.

Of COURSE! If your specificty is too high, like

#someID p

instead just use

:where( #someID ) p

Gone specificity, though the someID block still allows you to select the paragraphs within it.