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    1. Next (SHIFT+n) Feats of memory anyone can do | Joshua Foer 20:29

      Ajit Narayanan:

      A word game to communicate in any language

    1. Jordan Peterson

      How to Know You're Being Authentic Or Fake

      attention - teaches intellect - super ordinate to speak and think - higher order function than intellect

      for - wisdom

    2. making your capacity to pay attention super ordinate to your capacity to think and to speak

      making your capacity to pay attention super ordinate to your capacity to think and to speak

    3. making the assumption that attention is a higher order function than intellect because attention is what teaches intellect

      attention is higher order function than intellect

      because - attention is what teaches intellect

      claim - attention teaches intellect

    1. "a non-blockchain architecture for distributed social applications (dApps or hApps) and the ground level for further expanding an evolvable, fully distributed framework for coordinated sense-making and collective value-creation (i.e., means of articulating value) on all scales"
      • non-blockchain architecture
        • distributed Hash Tables DHT
          • as opposed to Distributed Ledger Technology

      for - distributed social application - dApps - hApps // what is required to complete it is interpersonal social networks AND autopoietic autonomous symmapoietic infrastructore for symmathesy, Open Mutual Learning Commons

      to create the Indy Learning Commons

      so that we can start symma-theetic/autopietic conversations about the way we can shape our tools to shape the way we can engage in

      improving our ability to improve our "mutal collaboration cpabilities"

    1. mutual coordination capacities developed in the crypto/web3 context

      This formulation belies the reason why the cryptocosm as it has been practiced runs into difficulties in scaling reach. I'll write about this important question and will provide a link

    1. If I tag you in this post, that means that some time since 2005 (2005!), when I created this Thought called Viz Posse, I added you to a long list of cool humans interested in maps,

      long list of cool humans interested in hypermaps

    1. iacore helpfully wrote script using Deno to set up a nest. You can find the code and instructions on their repo: https://git.envs.net/iacore/featherwiki-deno-server

      to

    1. A better way to collaborate

      Sign up for MarkUp.io, upload your content, drop a comment, and share for review. Yep, it’s that simple.

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    1. One price. Infinite users.

      MarkUp.io is built for individuals, creative teams, and enterprise organizations. We scale with you.

    1. An Ethics of Wild Mind An Interview with David Hinton

    2. my thoughts are doing the same thing that the ten thousand things do—they’re part of the same tissue….

    1. The People’s BidFor TikTok

    2. Project Liberty Labs is developing an ecosystem of applications built on top of an inclusive data economy, putting users back in control.

      ecosystem of applications

      inclusive data economy

      data is information created by humans for humans and brought into a form that can be exploited for economic gains

      instead of that we need systems that allow people to own the information they create and care about

    1. DSNP Connects to Work in Other Critical Domains

    2. This massive data infrastructure should not be owned by a company, and instead should be managed as public infrastructure, with data itself controlled by users.

      public infrastructre for data controlled by users

    1. open marketplace and ecosystem of interoperable apps and services.

      apps and service interoperable

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    1. Decentralized Social Networking Protocol (DSNP),

      DNSP

    2. Frequency is a blockchain

      blockchain

    3. Creating an interoperable social media public commons where everyone can participate in the conversation.

      interoperable social media public comons

      where everyone can participate in the conversation

    4. Securely storing each person's relationships (social graph)

      person's social graph

      storing where?

    5. Allowing people to freely move among applications

      freely move among applications ?

    6. Offering everyone a self-sovereign digital social identity that they may use to sign in and share data across the applications they choose.

      SSI

    7. provide the infrastructure to empower people

      infrastructure to empower people

      just like the Indyweb

    1. he frontier of owning your content and creating a safer internet.

      own your content

    2. purchase TikTok and migrate the platform to new infrastructure that allows people to control their own data.

      now that is interesting

    1. ast infinitely extensible tool for creating personal non-linear notebooks, databases, and wikis

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    2. If you create an internal link to a page that does not yet exist

      it will be indicated as nonexistent by being colored red with a little exclamation point [[like this]]. But if you visit a nonexistent page, Feather Wiki will give you the opportunity to create that page, which can be useful for preparing pages you want to write later.

    3. Adding Images

      🖼️

      utf8icon image

    1. responsible tech ecosystem

      responsible not just responsive

    2. Project Liberty Alliance

    3. people-powered internet

      people

    1. Here's a curated bibliography of 40 key resources on The Extended Mind, Augmenting Human Intellect, Tools for Thought, and Cognitive and Cultural Technologies. Each includes a one-sentence description and links where available

    1. Howard Rheingold American critic and writer About this resultShareShareFacebookWhatsAppXEmailClick to copy linkShare linkLink copiedClaim this knowledge panelSend feedback

    1. Facilitating conversations that are continuous without being synchronous and contiguous with the participants owned work

      conversations continuous without being sunchronos

    2. "See the constraints & understand how to flip them" "Shift how you see them"

      weawing the indyweb

      make the web personal first autnonomous and interpersonal intercommunity

    1. The curse is it breeds individualism.

      The curse is it breeds individualism

    2. For instance, parsing in a Lisp or any kind of functional language are recursive to send parser, it's very easy to write. Now you need some kind of parser generator system like a Lex and a YACC or an ANTLR in Java. You just need these huge systems, this huge piece of software just to do the same thing that a lisper was able to do. This is my version of the Curse of Lisp.

      curse of lisp

    3. What is the Curse of Lisp?
    1. Software development, but free! Codeberg is a non-profit, community-led effort that provides Git hosting and other services for free and open source projects.

  2. Dec 2024
    1. A 58.047 kilobyte quine for creating simple, self-contained wikis. The idea is that it's like TiddlyWiki but as small as possible.

    1. In Arabic, rubʿ means 'one-fourth' or 'quarter', while ḥizb (plural aḥzāb) translates to 'a group'.

      ۞

    1. Previous Page

      for

      🌐➿⎗

      • web snarf ➿⎗
      • reSearch ➿🔍
      • web research: ➿🔍🌐
      • search-web 🔍🌐
      • web-search : 🌐🔍
    2. Previous Page

      🌐➿⎗

      for - Web Snarf

      🌐➿⎗

      for - snarf : ⎗ =

      copy without permission or rather interpersonal dubar scale mutual learning personal study

    1. the symbology

      for - Neo Whorfian Hypothesis

      • symbology

      to represent them would be different--much more economical of motion in their writing It thus seems very likely that our thoughts and our language would be rather directly affected by the particular means used by our culture for externally manipulating symbols, which gives little intuitive substantiation to our Neo-Whorfian hypothesis.

    2. manipulation of concept and symbol structures in service to the mental structure.
      • concept
      • symbol
      • service to mental structures

      • process structures

    3. process structuring.

      includes the organization, study, modification, and execution of processes and process structures. Whereas concept structuring and symbol structuring together represent the language component of our augmentation means, process structuring represents the methodology component (plus a little more, actually). There has been enough previous discussion of process structures that we need not describe the notion here, beyond perhaps an example or two. The individual processes (or actions) of my hands and fingers have to be cooperatively organized if the typewriter is to do my bidding. My successive actions throughout my working day are meant to cooperate toward a certain over-all professional goal.

    4. AUGMENTING HUMAN INTELLECT : A Conceptual Framework. By: Dr. Engelbart  1962   : Detailed Discussion of the H-LAM/T System Human using Lauguage, Artifacts, Methodology, in which he is Trained

      H-LAM/T

      Description

    1. Left-Pointing Magnifying Glass

      for

      • reSearch ➿🔍
      • search 🔍
      • web search ➿🔍
      • web reSearch: ➿🔍🌐
    1. Panentheism (/pæˈnɛnθiɪzəm/;[1] "all in God", from the Greek πᾶν, pân, 'all', ἐν, en, 'in' and Θεός, Theós, 'God')[2] is the belief that the divine intersects every part of the universe and also extends beyond space and time.

      penentheism

      al in god

    2. Panentheism

    1. granny know

      square knot

      tier our sholaces wrong

      counter clockwise

      try clockwise

      one of these knots is far superious

      form two trefoils on top each other

      clockwise

      mirror imaged trefoils

    1. real-time collaboration plus a developer framework and protocol to bring Wave everywhere.

    2. Fluid framework, which provides developers with flexible components to mix and match in order to create real-time editing-based applications, to create a new experience for users to collaborate on documents

      real time editing-based applications =

    1. "Loop": Microsoft rolls-out own version of Google Wave

    2. Google Wave was a doomed real-time messaging and collaboration platform Google launched in 2009 and prematurely shuttered in 2010.

      doomed

    3. real-time collaboration plus a developer framework and protocol to bring Wave everywhere, the report said.

      Fluid Framwork

      • rreal-time collaboration
      • developer framework
      • protocol
    4. Fluid framework, which provides developers with flexible components to mix and match in order to create real-time editing-based applications, to create a new experience for users to collaborate on documents.

      Microsoft Fluid framework

      achived via innotation

      all personal creative apps are real time edior based apps

    5. Google Wave was a doomed real-time messaging and collaboration platform Google launched in 2009 and prematurely shuttered in 2010

      Google Wave

    1. language context

      beyond languages

      we have

      autopoietic homoicon meta-circular effective

      plain text Mark In-notations

      innotations as invocations

      spells if you like, exoteric

      whose intent and metamorphic trans-formative capabilities imports and significamce are set out in

      complete coherent interpretable associative complexes as HyperPlexed elaborations HyperMaps if intent and meaning

    2. THE FLEX HANDBOOK

      TODO Need to writ our own HyperPlex Handbook

    3. The FLEX Handbook

      The FLEX Handbook, may be read independently of the rest of the text.

      It is in the form of a user's manual and

      only presents how's, not why's.

    1. google.search

      interpersonal computing steve jobs

      best.4

      • interpersonal computing
    2. Interview | all about Steve Jobs.com

      to

    1. An hour-long interview with NeXT CEO Steve Jobs about computers and entrepreneurship.

      NeXT

    2. Interview 1990

      An hour-long interview with NeXT CEO Steve Jobs about computers and entrepreneurship.

    1. you widen up you give yourself a little blue plane to operate in and for a while everything you do in there is something that is actually going to be meaningful and will not just bring lots of money

    2. the sweet spot the way you make progress here is

      Description

      the sweet spot

      the way you make progress here is

      you pick the thing that is just over that threshold - that is qualitatively better than all the rest of the crap you can do

      you can spend billions turning around and - once you do that - you widen up - you give yourself a little blue plane to operate in and

      for a while everything you do in there is - something that is actually going to be meaningful and - will not just bring lots of money

      I mean money you get automatically out of doing this stuff - even reasonably well

      but the best thing you get out of this stuff is - a way of

      enabling people to think about the situation that they're in better and - not be overwhelmed with it

    3. Founder School Session: The Future Doesn't Have to Be Incremental

    1. and install IPFS Desktop.

      once you do that IndyNet should provide you local first personal IPFS gateay

    2. Those gateways are a central component that nullify the aims of decentralization, and can be censored just as easily by your school/workplace, ISP, or your government.

      gateways nullify

      best.for - ipfs gatways nullifify

      • IPFS

      bets.for - Peergos

      Peergos's true value is - creates human meaningful names wowen in a named trust networks of humans<br /> - combined with

      human meaningful named networks of - interest, - pusruits, - auto poietic nomous capabilities - externaizations of human inter

      in a local first, Open source local first

      server based info-communication-capabilitiy-conersations service infrastuture where the "servers" can be operated locally but with global reach

      can act as IPFS gateways that are unenclosable and unstopable private cariers themsleves

    3. libgen-crypto

    1. "Spell Against Indifference" by Maria Popova

    2. "Spell Against Indifference" by Maria Popova

      "Spell Against Indifference" by Maria Popova

    1. xanadu.com/zigzag

      to Description

    2. Get out of here with your crazy ideas." Nelson took this as permission to develop the idea independently.

      crazy ideas develop independently

    3. user can zig and zag through structures in multiple dimensions

      zigzag through dimensions

    4. user may step freely from a cell to any adjacent cell

      adjacency

    5. ZigZag

      software

    1. locally rational, globally paradoxical, yet somehow comprehensible.
      • locally rational
      • globally oaradoxical
      • conrehensible

      Description

    2. The ZIGZAG® DATABASE

    1. we start to link these computers together with sophisticated networks and great user interfaces, we’re starting to be able to create clusters of people working on a common task — literally in 15 minutes worth of set up.

      The vision for the IndyWeb

      Interpersonal computing on the Autonomous Interpersonal Web

      we - the We here is presumably refers to corporations. on the IndyWeb people cn do it for themselves

      start to link these computers together with sophisticated networks and great user interfaces, - sophisticated user inerfaces, yes, - but those interfaces will be malleable born interPlayeable, MultiPlayer from the outset yet private, and local-first

      we’re starting to be able to create clusters of people working on a common task — literally in 15 minutes worth of set up

    1. This is a stripped-down version of a single section of Grok TiddlyWiki, optimized for fast loading and readability by search engines. Some features are missing.For the full Grok TiddlyWiki experience, please visit the wiki version of this page.

      stripped down version for search engines

    2. Links

      create links in tiddy wiki

    1. businesses can get on board

      the very concept of business as business is predicated on sharp focus and the ability to see only the cost of things and the value of nothing

      The very actors need to change, otherwise it all remains business as usual

    1. A ‘Transcender Manifesto’

      for a world beyond capitalism. A seed.

      from

    2. A ‘Transcender Manifesto’ for a world beyond capitalism. A seed.

    1. originally published by Lowimpact.org

      to

    2. A ‘Transcender Manifesto’

      for a world beyond capitalism.

      A seed.

      Description

    3. A ‘Transcender Manifesto’ for a world beyond capitalism. A seed. jQuery(function($) { console.log( "ready!" ); $("h1:first").css ("width", "87%"); $("h1:first").css ("float", "left"); }); document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() { // Function to create a cookie function createCookie(name, value, days) { let expires = ""; if (days) { const date = new Date(); date.setTime(date.getTime() + (days * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000)); expires = "; expires=" + date.toUTCString(); } document.cookie = name + "=" + (value || "") + expires + "; path=/"; } // Add event listener to elements with class "w3_bookmark" const bookmarks = document.querySelectorAll(".w3_bookmark"); bookmarks.forEach(function(bookmark) { bookmark.addEventListener("click", function(event) { event.preventDefault(); // Prevent the default action const currentUrl = window.location.href; createCookie("res+bookmark", currentUrl, 7); // Create cookie with current URL window.location.href = "/enter/"; // Redirect to /enter/ page }); }); }); [data-tooltip]:hover::after { display: block; position: absolute; content: attr(data-tooltip); border: 1px solid black; background: #000; color: #fff; margin-top: -100px; margin-left: -100px; padding: 5px; } @media (max-width: 768px) { [data-tooltip]:hover::after { margin-top: -80px; font-size: 12px; width: 200px; margin-left: -120px; } }

    1. File > Load From URL... to open an image from the Web.

      fie load from url

    2. Rudimentary multi-user collaboration support.

      Start up a session at jspaint.app/#session:multi-user-test and send the link to your friends! It isn't seamless; actions by other users interrupt what you're doing, and visa versa. Sessions are not private, and you may lose your work at any time. If you want better collaboration support, follow the development of Mopaint.

    3. JS Paint.

      I want to bring good old Paint into the modern era.

    4. Things were simple.

      beyond sweet sot

    5. golden years of Paint

      gofen years

    6. a high degree of fidelity.

    1. people-powered network of over 170 million around the world, responsible for moving up to 40% of all Internet traffic, on any given day; and also responsible for making that traffic manageable.

      people-powered network

    2. BitTorrent was founded in 2004 to support the Internet’s evolution — providing a sustainable alternative to HTTP, an Internet protocol designed primarily for text. The introduction of the BitTorrent protocol allowed for unprecedented innovation: the development of an Internet built for rich media, and richer experiences.

      bittorent rich media

    1. -- card - jefferson ideas property Thomas Jefferson On Why Ideas Are Not Property - Thomas Jefferson On Why Ideas Are Not Property

    2. Thomas Jefferson On Why Ideas Are Not Property

      Thomas Jefferson On Why Ideas Are Not Property

      Thomas Jefferson On Why Ideas Are Not Property

    3. Ideas once shared are owned by all.

      deas aren’t easily controlled. Once they are out there, they spread organically. You can’t take an idea back after it’s released. What’s more interesting is how ideas seem to pop up across the world, soon after they are discovered by one individual. Even if there is no real link between the two instances.

      This phenomenon is known as multiple discovery and it speaks to how ideas operate on another level entirely. The rules of property don’t apply to them.

    1. England was, until we copied her

      for

      • intelletual property

      England was, until we copied her, the only country on earth which ever, by a general law, gave a legal right to the exclusive use of an idea. In some other countries it is sometimes done, in a great case, and by a special and personal act, but, generally speaking, other nations have thought that these monopolies produce more embarrassment than advantage to society; and it may be observed that the nations which refuse monopolies of invention, are as fruitful as England in new and useful devices.

    2. as far as I am informed, that England was, until we copied her, the only country on earth which ever, by a general law, gave a legal right to the exclusive use of an idea. In some other countries it is sometimes done, in a great case, and by a special and personal act, but, generally speaking, other nations have thought that these monopolies produce more embarrassment than advantage to society; and it may be observed that the nations which refuse monopolies of invention, are as fruitful as England in new and useful devices.

      england

    1. predict

      Remember Alan Kay the best way to predict the future is to invent it.

      Homeostasis being and staying alive is important but novelty bearing capacity is what's it all about not just self preservation.

      It is a literarily dead end

      Seeking assured guarantees for persisting will make humanity wipe itself out in no time

      If you value security of all you loose it all

    2. update your model of the world,

      We are not machine building models of the world. We are able to feel into it be alive with it.

    3. exploration (information gain) and exploitation (utility, having the world match our expectations).

      It is a balance

    1. :from:

    2. information hiding

      flip the paradigm

      information hiding is the root cause of the problem

      leaky abstractions

      information transparency visibility and malleability evergreen permanence slef-organization

    1. Meyer, David. (September 3, 2010) Google puts open-source Wave in a 'box' | Application Development | ZDNet UK. Zdnet.co.uk. Retrieved on 2010-12-14.
    2. started to develop a server-based product called Wave in a Box

      server based product

    1. must submit an editable online document to the RFC Editor

      online editabe

    1. Mapping between X.400(1988) / ISO 10021 and RFC 822

      mapping

      instead of mapping give construction rules and tools

    2. Message Oriented Text Interchange Systems

      MOTIS

    1. HTML5,

      HTML5

    2. Google Wave is still only a glimmer in Google engineers’ eyes; the company just made source code available to select developers today.

      Wave glimmer in enginners' eye

    3. Wave would be useful in professional circumstances, collaborating on a group project, for instance.

      xollaborating on projects

    4. each Wave is like a new Facebook page created on the fly

      interest based social network

      not just sharing specific content but networks of people information and capabilities needed to play wih the shared information

    5. want those coders to produce extensions that can live in Wave.

      extensions tht can live in Wave

    6. see the new comments in real time or, if you haven’t been paying attention for a while, you can hit rewind

      rewind see how the Wave developed

    7. Those contacts can make comments or ask questions that are seen by the whole group.

      just share posts

      HyperPosts

    8. the kind of social network that I’d really like, one where I can exactly target the people with whom I want to share a comment, a photo, or a video.

      IndyWeb IndyWeave

    9. marriage of e-mail and instant messaging

      Description

    10. Is Google Wave the Solution to Social Network Over-Sharing?

      IndyWeave

    1. Could a single communications model span all or most of the systems in use on the web today, in one smooth continuum?

      single communication model

    2. live with divides between different types of communication — email versus chat, or conversations versus documents?

      HyperPost

    3. tried designing a communications system that took advantage of computers' current abilities, rather than imitating non-electronic forms?

      IndyWeave IndyWeb

    1. Is Google Wave the Solution to Social Network Over- ...PCWorldhttps://www.pcworld.com › News › Smart Tech NewsPCWorldhttps://www.pcworld.com › News › Smart Tech NewsMay 28, 2009 — It seems to me that each Wave is like a new Facebook page created on the fly to share a specific piece of content with a select group of friends.

    1. table of commonly occurring headers in headings of e-mail messages.

      commonly occuring headers in email messaages

      hyperpost:///🌐/☘️/🧩/index.html

      this should map to something like this

      = HyperPost -  Internet Messaging Reimagined

    2. identifies Content- RFC 1327, not for the content of a message

      content Identifier