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Kompendium

A defensive taxonomy of epistemic and cognitive manipulation (Czech).

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What it is

Defenzivní taxonomie jevů, které systematicky rozkládají schopnost člověka poznávat.

Kompendium epistemické a kognitivní anihilace: defenzivní taxonomie epistemické a kognitivní manipulace (CZ). Kniha, web na GitHub Pages, wiki.

Latest commit

chore(data): derived data regenerated after the Bezpečnostní rámec slice

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Facts

Created
November 2026
Last commit
13 Nov 2026
Primary language
Elixir
Stars
0
Hosts
GitHub

Languages

  • Elixir34.7%
  • JavaScript22.1%
  • Python14.8%
  • HTML13.6%
  • Rust8.7%
  • Shell5.9%

Topics

  • czech
  • epistemology
  • flowbite
  • kompendium
  • majordomus
  • manipulation
  • psychology
  • taxonomy
  • zola

Pulse of the project

The latest commits as a heartbeat, one lane per commit type, refreshed live from GitHub; every beat opens its commit.

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    Measured on 14 November 2026 through gh and glab; a repository counts when its default branch has a commit in the window; host activity dates are ignored.

    Article

    Kompendium

    Kompendium is a project in Knowledge. Its code is written mainly in Elixir (34.7 %), with JavaScript, Python and HTML.

    The repository was created in November 2026; its latest commit is from 13 November 2026. It reads “chore(data): derived data regenerated after the Bezpečnostní rámec slice”. That places it among the projects active in the last 12 months.

    It is built with Zola, Cytoscape.js, Apache ECharts, Alpine.js and Flowbite Pro.

    It runs as a live site on GitHub Pages: https://korczis.github.io/kompendium-epistemicke-anihilace/.

    How to read this page: the facts beside this article are measured from GitHub and GitLab, the language shares by bytes of code. The pulse draws the latest 30 commits as a heartbeat, one lane per commit type (feat, fix, docs…), refreshed live from your browser on GitHub. The concepts below are explained in the glossary.

    Concepts on this page

    The terms this page builds on, each defined in the glossary with a source to read further. All terms

    ElixirProgramming language
    A functional language on the Erlang virtual machine, built for concurrent, fault-tolerant systems.
    JavaScriptProgramming language
    The programming language of the web browser, also run on servers through Node.js. Every interactive part of this site is JavaScript.
    PythonProgramming language
    A general-purpose language valued for readability, common in data work and scripting.
    HTMLProgramming language
    The markup language of web pages: the structure that styles and scripts work on.
    RustProgramming language
    A systems language that guarantees memory safety without a garbage collector; Majordomus is written in it.
    ShellProgramming language
    Scripts for the Unix command line (bash, zsh), the glue that installs, builds and deploys.
    ZolaTechnology
    A static site generator in one Rust binary: Markdown and templates in, a whole multilingual website out.
    Cytoscape.jsTechnology
    A library for drawing and analysing graphs (networks of nodes and edges) in the browser.
    Apache EChartsTechnology
    An Apache project for interactive charts: calendars, sunbursts, maps and large data sets.
    Alpine.jsTechnology
    A small JavaScript framework that adds behaviour to HTML in its own attributes; here the filters, drawers and palette.
    Flowbite ProTechnology
    A licensed library of interface blocks and an application shell on Tailwind CSS; every page of this site is built from it.
    GitHub PagesTechnology
    GitHub's hosting for static websites, deployed from a repository; this site and most project sites live there.
    RepositoryConcept
    A project's folder under version control: its files and their whole history of commits.
    CommitConcept
    One recorded change in a repository, with its author and time; the last commit dates a project's activity here.
    Open sourceConcept
    Software whose source code anyone may read, use, change and share under its licence.