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  1. Mar 2022
    1. Moire phenomena, requisite variety, systems & complexity, difference that makes a difference, play

      requisite variety

    2. Double bind, Schismogenesis, abductive process, transcontextual description, iterative multi-modal learning, the ecology of communication

      transcontextual description

      multi-modal learning

      ecology of communicsation

    3. Cotswolds

      y

    4. People Need People process

      people need

    5. The first Warm Data Lab host training course since 2020!

    1. But solving the second problem means we need to get serious about what our data means, and we need to wind this meaning into the data itself.

      wind meaning into the data itself

    2. For people who love schadenfreude, the failure of IBM's Watson was a total jackpot.

      Watson failure

    1. foundation for peer-to-peer alternatives

      I missheard: foundation for peer-to-peer alternatives as peer-to-peer autonomy. The peer-to-peer alternatives that we are actively exploring are best characterised as open, commons based, = peer produced = constellations for peer-to-peer, peer-to-community, community-to-peer, community-to-community digital spaces for autonomy =

    2. Pim's multiple personalities: talking with a great thinke

    1. arvests and contextualizes semantically structured information, empowering us to curate a private Knowledge Graph of Things, which a view also to enhancing collaborative knowledge work

      harvest and contextualize semantically structured information curate Private Knowledge Graph enhance collaborative knowledge work Description

    2. er. It is a holistic solution which integrates web research, linked data, annotation, note-taking and knowledge organization

      holistic integration of web research, linked data, annotations note-taking and knowledge organization

    1. personal knowledge graphs: resources of structured informa- tion about entities personally related to its user, including the ones that might not beglobally important. We discuss key aspects that separate them for general knowledge graphs, identify the main challenges involved in constructing and using them, and define a research agenda.

    1. “sociality coded by technology

      sociality

    2. As media theorist José van Dijck put it, they do so by “coding relationships between people, things and ideas into algorithms.” In turn, “sociality coded by technology renders people’s activities formal, manageable, and manipulable, ena-bling platforms to engineer the sociality in people’s everyday routines” (Van Dijck 2013b, p. 12)

      coding relationships between

      people

      things

      ideas

    3. facilitate the organization of social relationships around common interests and are at least partly the effect and not just the cause of the emergence of new forms of grassroots soci-ality

      grass root sociality

    4. Social media are websites based on the ability to build and maintain social ties they provide to users.

      beyond maintainung social ties

    5. analyze these transformations in sociality and identity, forms of cooperation, politics and democracy, and work and economy.
      • sociality
      • identity
      • cooperation, forms of
      • democracy
      • work
      • economy
    1. Intent data should be persisted by the User Agent across login redirects.

      intent data persisted

    2. The service should be able to use standard login mechanisms in the context the User Agent places them within to perform authentication.

      aauthentication within the context

    3. a link returning a resource of a type which the user agent doesn't know how to display can be translated into an intent which allows the user to configure a web application capable of reading that resource type and viewing it.

      configure app

    4. built-in intent handlers corresponding to existing functionality.

      built in intent handlers

    5. putting web applications on the same footing as local resources

      local resources footing

    6. translate a few existing features to use Web Intents

      translate to web intents

    7. . whether the connection is permanent or temporary, whether tokens are user-consumable or opaque

      user consumable or opaque tokens

    8. times when a persistent connection is desired. There are a few different methods that Web Intents should support for this. One is returning URIs which can be loaded by clients in an iframe and then messaged using other web platform features

      iframe messaging

    9. Sharing

      sharing

    10. With an Intent, the source page specifies the nature of the task to be done, and the user can select any of a number of applications to be used to complete the task.

      source specify task TBD

      user can select applications to be used

    11. With a hyperlink, the source page specifies the exact URL to be navigated to

      source specify the URL to navigate to

    12. Intent is like the dual of a hyperlink

      dual of a hyperlink

    13. it is loosely coupled with such applications by providing the data necessary for them to carry out their task, and controls allowing the user to launch these activities on the data.

      loosely coupled

      data for tasks to be carried out

    14. document.getElementById('share-photo').addEventListener("click", function() { var intent = new Intent({"action":"http://webintents.org/share", "type":"text/uri-list", "data":getPublicURIForImage(...)}); navigator.startActivity(intent); }, false);

      ```javascript document.getElementById('edit-photo').addEventListener("click", function() { var intent = new Intent({"action":"http://webintents.org/edit", "type":"image/jpeg", "data":getImageDataBlob(...)}); navigator.startActivity(intent, imageEdited); }, false);

      function imageEdited(data) { document.getElementById('image').src = data; } ```

    15. document.getElementById('edit-photo').addEventListener("click", function() { var intent = new Intent({"action":"http://webintents.org/edit", "type":"image/jpeg", "data":getImageDataBlob(...)}); navigator.startActivity(intent, imageEdited); }, false); function imageEdited(data) { document.getElementById('image').src = data; }

      ``` document.getElementById('edit-photo').addEventListener("click", function() { var intent = new Intent({"action":"http://webintents.org/edit", "type":"image/jpeg", "data":getImageDataBlob(...)}); navigator.startActivity(intent, imageEdited); }, false);

      function imageEdited(data) { document.getElementById('image').src = data; } ```

    16. loose coupling and open architecture

      loose coupling

      open architecture

    17. pass rich data back and forth

      data back forth

    18. Web Intents enable rich integration between web applications

      rich integration between web applications

    19. service discovery and light-weight RPC mechanism for web apps called Web Intents

      service discovery light weight RPC

    20. Web Intents

    1. We want people to have the best experience possible on the web without having to install a native app or produce content in a walled garden.

      no need to install native apps = no produce content = in a walled garden =

    2. I am Paul Kinlan. A Developer Advocate for Chrome and the Open Web at Google.

    1. the next frontier for app discovery

      frontier for App discovery =

    2. Long-running Chatty (MessagePorts etc)

      Chatty MessagePorts

    3. separate out service resolution and selection

      Service resolution

      Selection

    4. registerContentHandler right now requires a server won't work offline at the moment)

      register Content handler

      requires server

    5. WebWishes
      • search : WebWishes
    6. value to other RSS readers who wanted to be able to offer their experience to users.

      Value to other RSS reader

    7. Mozilla in Firefox OS went and implemented Web Activities
      • search : Mozilla Web Activities
    8. adding in the ability to "VIEW" RSS feeds in your preferred apps.

      View RSS feed

    9. middleman without any customers.

      Middleman no customers

    10. Services need clients and clients need services,

      WebNative all in one with you

    11. irony being, we only ever consumed the Chrome Web Store manifests intent declaration.

      irony only chrome webstore manifest consumed

    12. for : - web share - web intents - inter web native intents

    13. suggestions that we ignored such as a Web Manifest

      web manifest

    14. outraged that we wanted to add a new tag (especially in the head)

      add new tag in the head

    15. chance to install an app

      with PWAs accessing it is installing it in the browser

    16. pins are a small social discovery mechanism
      • for : annote

      small social discovery mechanism

    17. have search (any search engine, not just Google) have a massive index of functionality,

      search index of functionality

    18. User invocation and selection of services.

      Invocation and selection

    19. Agent Discovery of services

      Discovery of services

    20. guide developers in a very opinionated way.

      Guide opinionated ways

    21. By solving the common user problems we could have iterated on the UX more effectively and it might have even led to a different API design. We just simply didn't explore the idea.

      Iterate on UX

    22. User A wants to share a link to their favourite social site

      Well well

    23. Rather than searching for the name of an application you could say "I want to edit images", and boom, a list of apps that edit images.

      Yes

    24. a lot of developers wanted to design their own actions.

      Of course

      Go meta young man

    25. naming an API the same as a platform feature doesn't always guarantee success.

      Naming

    26. My "grand vision" was to have apps on the web to be as powerful as apps on Android.

      grand vision

    27. aiming for the wrong platform first

      PWA

    28. The UX that killed it

      UX killed it

    29. it hurt when it got canned.

      canned

    30. What happened to Web Intents?

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      Where hypothesis acts best @ interest based soical knowledge discovery and serendipity engine

      discovering others with shared interests

      which in turn leads to highly discovering higly relevant other resources

    1. oversiloing, a habit computing users have had since the dawn of computing, makes it necessary to repeat QA processes over and over again, silo by silo
      • oversiloing
      • repeat QA
      • silo by silo
    2. viewing old DM as an opportunity to create a perpetual annuity income stream, the gift that keeps on giving.

      perpetual annuity income stream

      gift keeps giving

    3. The long game: Desiloed systems and feedback loops by design (I of II)
    1. Alan Kay - Normal Considered Harmful

    2. it really should be like an operating system kernel right the operating system kernel controls address 00:23:58 spaces that can confine computations completely therefore you can actually allow any binaries to come down and be used you can completely control what goes in and what goes out and all of a 00:24:13 sudden your browser is simply something that allows bitmaps canvases that you give to these things to write on to be displayed so this it's there's nothing you have to do because you don't want 00:24:27 it's like the the the good idea in UNIX was hey we don't want a big operating system we want the tiniest kernel we can have and then we want to use address 00:24:41 spaces in order to protect everybody from everybody else so this is this is operating system 101 this is well known all the way back in 1965 and 1966 it 00:24:55 should be the first thing that occurs to anybody so I figured somebody young so this occurred everybody in the 60s and 70s knew this is the way to do it we're all surprised it wasn't done this way

    1. Thomas Steiner@tomayacReplying to @jaffathecakeHoly moly, massive props to you and the reviewers! I sometimes wonder how we got this far without even some of the foundations working interoperably.

      foundations working interolperably

    1. Mini appsA web developer's exploration into mini apps—apps that are built with web technologies but that do not run in browsers.

    1. Explore our structured learning paths to discover everything you need to know about building for the modern web.

    1. Let's build the future of the web, togetherTake advantage of the latest modern technologies to build amazing web experiences for everyone.

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    1. particular, Paul Kinlan, who did a lot of early advocacy for Web Share and Web Share Target.
      • for : Paul Kinlan
    1. need to do annotation as well as computation to build intelligent systems

      annotation as well as computation

      intelligent systems

    1. handle the POST method in the onfetch handler.

      Handle post method

      in service worker

    2. Modern Mobile Bookmarklets with the ShareTarget API

    1. When we were ready to start our first employee resource group (ERG) at Coda, we had lots of questions.

    1. No browsers currently support this API natively. To use this system simple drop the following code in to your site

      polyfill?

    2. Web Intents

    1. Web Intents proxy pages that make available some real services that don't yet support intents

    2. an Intent equals an action to be performed by a provider

      intent equals action to be performed by the provider

    3. modelled after the Intents system in Android.

      Intents system modelled after Android

    4. web-based inter-application communication and service discovery

    1. Web3, also known as Web 3.0,[1][2][3] is an idea for a new iteration of the World Wide Web that incorporates decentralization based on blockchains.

      it is not blockchain but cryptography

      https://hyp.is/ggmiqqm3Eey-lwuIAeWM2w/blog.archive.org/2015/02/11/locking-the-web-open-a-call-for-a-distributed-web/

      The vision for the decent(ralized) web is

      the attempt to "Lock the Web Open"

      inspired by blockchain but it is really grounded in Cryptography

      The Cryptocosm is lot more than blockchain

    2. fully decentralised system has worked for anything

      decent(ralization) reject the very idea of "fully" Absolute Time

      and global consensus

      This is the difference between Decentralized Ledger Technology (blockchain is a broader concept of creating chains of hashes) (The very idea of Global consensus makes it hard to see it how it could be fit for "Decent" Uses

      On the other hand, Distributed Hash Tables

      promote commons based peer production of decent capabilities, networks of trusts, trust but verify.

      https://twitter.com/search?q=DHT%20%20(from%3ATrailMarks%20OR%20from%3ATrailHub1)&src=typed_query&f=top

    1. Interstitial journaling is a productivity technique created by Tony Stubblebine.

      interstitial journaling

    2. combine note-taking, tasks, and time tracking in one unique workflow.

      combine note-taking time tracking workflow

    3. Interstitial journaling helper

    1. just add it as a to-do where and when you think about it.

      write where u r

      anytime anywhere as a clue

    2. Interstitial journaling: combining notes, to-do and time tracking

    1. A plugin to export the current page as your own custom styled pdf,

      plugin

    2. logseq-pdf-export

      pdf export

    1. Companies are allowing their data to get too complex by independently acquiring or building applications.

      data complexity independent applications

    1. Credits to https://github.com/jens-maus/node-ical

    2. Logseq Calendars Plugin

      A calendar plugin for LogSeq.

      Let's turn it into a plugout for all

    1. these demos are not for service and product pitches.

      not for product pitches

    2. Fitting these results in the current state of the art and practice is essential.

      MindGraph does in the context of onterpersonal knowledge creation what SHACL does in the context of validation.

    3. These demonstrations should underlie scientific contributions and show how scientific approaches have been transferred into a working tool.

      go the other way round how working tools can make scientific contributions

    1. DAO membershipThere are different models for DAO membership. Membership can determine how voting works and other key parts of the DAO.

    1. DAOs in their current manifestation are anything but the ideal they are trying to promote.

    1. Asus ZenBook 14 (UM425UA) - 14" FullHD IPS-Level, Ryzen 5-5500U, 16GB, 512GB SSD, Microsoft Windows 10 Home - Fenyőszürke Ultrabook 3 év garanciával Laptop Gyártói cikkszám: UM425UA-AM182T

      Description

    2. 1952 január 28-án létrejött a szerződés a Bank of America és a SRI között egy feldolgozó rendszer létrehozására. Ez az első Banki informatikai rendszer az ERMA. 1952 január 28-án létrejött a szerződés a Bank of America és a SRI között egy feldolgoz

      SRI Bank of America

    1. compelling writeup by @dustingetz on Hyperfiddle: write a fullstack program, and have a compiler distribute across client/server boundary https://hyperfiddle.notion.site/Reactive-Clojure-You-don-t-need-a-web-framework-you-need-a-web-language-44b5bfa526be4af282863f34fa1cfffc…

    1. you can simply export all of your CIDs and ask a pinning service to pin them without need to download or upload any data.

      That's the ultimate data porability

      You can change your host without 'moving' your data.

    1. Announcing the first Personal Knowledge Graph book: Call for Submissions

    2. go from Personal to Inter-personal Knowledge Graphs, bringing back the Social to the Web

      strong guarantees of Inter Personal Digital Autonomy

      emergent mutual learning and conversations unenclosable benefiting the patrticipants fist

    3. PKGs combine aspects of
      • todo : expand
    4. knowledge graph technology and practices in a personal, as opposed to enterprise, research or public context and capacity.

      personal enterprise public should complete each other

    5. rethinking personal computing, or want to decentralize the Web.

      rethinking personal computing

    6. take back control over their personal data

      take back control not only of data but the very capabilities needed to create and work with them

      Personal digital Autonomy

      Lrt people be their own hub in their own networks connecting people and ideas mutual learnings

    7. Interacting with the personal graph feels more like interacting with a "thinking partner", as Luhmann said for his Zettelkasten that predated and inspired a new generation of graph-based Tools for Thought.

      interacting with a thinking partner

      http://1962paper.org/web.html#annotations:1i1anAwMEeutPrtso0kK7w

      https://hypothes.is/a/k1knuKeTEey3yjNvP_tiLA

      just like Engelbart's Conceptual Framework for Augmenting Human Intellect: "improving the intellectual effectiveness of the individual human being" a practical reality https://hyp.is/1i1anAwMEeutPrtso0kK7w/1962paper.org/web.html

    8. regardless of how the information is stored, it is experienced as a graph that can be traversed along the edges linking pieces of content.

      experienced as a graph

    9. Growing out of personal wikis and networked note-taking apps

      personal wikis and networked note-taking tools

    10. people managing their personal data as knowledge graphs.

      people managing their data as KGs

    11. What if each one of us could use the tools and practices professionals use to manage their data and build knowledge, while avoiding vendor lock-in?

      build knowledge while avoiding vendor lock-in

    12. ecosystem of publications and events connecting data, people and ideas and contributing to knowledge sharing and network building.

      connecting data people ideas

      network building

    13. knowledge graphs are the best way to unify and integrate their heterogeneous data structures and models.

      unify integrate heterogeneous data

    14. see the world as a network of meaningful connections

      network of meaningful connections

    15. Chapter proposal (abstract submission): May 1st, 2022Abstract acceptance notification: Jun 1st, 2022Full chapter submission: Sep 1st, 2022End of integration: December, 2022Publication (planned): 2023

      dates

    16. the book itself will be published as a knowledge graph

      book published as a KG

    17. We find it's best to show, rather than tell.

      Show rather than tell

    1. Node 17.6.0 has HTTPS imports, huzzah!
    2. Bleeding Edge WebKeeping up with the tech industry, so you don't have to do it alone.

    1. This allows for HTTPS (not HTTP) imports to work with the ESM module loader. This PR is only an initial PR for incremental progress behind a flag.

      not quite there yet

    1. abuse policy

      see abuse policy

    2. Via is a closed proxy that lets you annotate web pages and PDFs with Hypothesis.

      via

    3. clicking links on an annotation-enabled webpage will also enable annotation on other pages you visit.

      That's quite a bonus

    1. This tells the operating system to include your app as an option in the intent chooser.

      about intent chooser

    1. Ivo Velitchkov Ivo Velitchkov 172 subscribers Subscribed This is the most recent and the longest Essential Balances session recorded. The seminar was organized by SCiO* Belgium. At that time only the Kindle edition of the book was available. Now the paperback and audiobook are out as well. Find out more at http://essentialbalances.com. --- *SCiO (Systems and Complexity in Organisation) is a community of systems practitioners who believe that traditional approaches to running organisations are no longer capable of dealing with the complexity and turbulence faced by organisations today and are responsible for many of the problems we see today. SCiO members believe that systemic approaches to designing and running organisations offer radically new and better alternatives. SCiO has branches in the UK, Netherlands, Belgium and DACH (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) and Spain. Find out https://www.systemspractice.org

      Systems and Complexity in organisation

    2. ESSENTIAL BALANCES webinar at SCiO.be

    1. We’ve created a new, animated video series as an explanatory trailer for the Great Simplification. The first video in the series: Energy Blind, outlines the long history that brought humans to our current juncture – highlighting how the last 200 years of growth has been supported by our extraction of fossil energy. The title references how our culture - and institutions - and expectations - generally underappreciate the role of energy in our lives and futures. Removing these ‘energy blinders’ for pro-future humans is a central goal of our work, so that we can make better informed decisions about future paths. Here is a link to the show notes and references: https://www.thegreatsimplification.co... The remaining 4 videos will be released simultaneously in March 2022. We hope you enjoy this 6 minute film introducing the series.

      fossil energy

    1. "All of this is possible only if we have access to connectivity - there's no #Metaverse or remote experience if we don't solve the problems we have with access to infrastructure." 🤖

    1. Retrospective Organization

      In the beginning was the word indeed!

      indeces to ' a half-baked idea, a shadow of a theme."

      All organization is retrospective

      Minerva's owl spreads its wings at dusk.

    2. It is impossible to have an empty map, to be in a position that can’t be described. We feel a compulsion to draw roads and boundaries on the blank map. It demands organization and structure. So do projects and problems.

      no empty map

      draw boundaries

    3. After a few briefings of this material, our memory has been indelibly altered.

      memory indelibly altered

    4. What is the most impressive sequence of logical steps could have led to this randomly-derived present state?

      rational reconstruction

    5. retrospectively impose order on events that at the time might have been largely determined by chaos and happenstance.

      retrospective order

    6. decisions are often ambiguous and based on incomplete information

      ambiguous incomplete

    7. Or perhaps the dreaded paperclip pops up and says, “I see you are trying to prepare a project review.”

      paperclip template

    8. The speaker assumed that we would all share his enthusiasm for this chart – perhaps because his own name was at the top

      own name at the top

    9. a half-baked idea, a shadow of a theme

      half-baked ida shadow of a theme

    1. Zotero 6: Your research workflow, transformed We’re thrilled to announce the release of Zotero 6, the next major version of Zotero and the biggest upgrade in Zotero’s history. Zotero 6 introduces an array of new features to transform how you do research, including a completely new way of working with PDFs and notes.
    1. Not Web3 as it exists today — centralised, expensive, and finance-oriented — but a truly people-powered web built with distributed ledger tech that isn’t blockchain-based.

      not centralised expensive finance-oriented web3

    1. ConceptEngine@coengioGive it a pattern, then tell it how to react. A post on inference in ConceptEngine by @prolificeric: https://coeng.io/blog/teaching-concept-engine-to-infer…

    1. Is Holochain 'Web3'? If that means putting a price tag on all of our online activities, no. But if it means taking shared ownership of our online lives, then yes, maybe Holochain is 'Web3'. Read why #Holochain is fit for the real Web3 https://buff.ly/3rkwYiB
    1. Shapes Constraint Language (SHACL) W3C Recommendation 20 July 2017

    1. One Ontology, One Data Set, Multiple Shapes with SHACL. Tara Raafat
    2. this is just a simple classes instances properties

      recap RDF OWL

    3. validation on your data

      used for

    4. restrictions which allow you to define cardinalities existential restrictions Universal restrictions

      restrictions

      cardinailities

      universal restrictions

    5. instances of the classes which we call them individuals

      instances of classes as individuals

    6. data property

      data property

    7. connect one concept to a value

      connect one concept to a value

      isomorphic ot grammars non-terminals rules terminals

    8. classes which are going 00:01:50 to be the concepts the properties which connect the concepts together

      classes = concepts

      properties = how to connect

    9. standard for ontology development

      OWL

      web ontology language

    10. model knowledge and reuse it

      model reuse knowledge

    11. automated reasoning it supports inference

      automated reasonong

      inference

    12. a knowledge model that defines how different concept within a excuse me within a domain are connected to each other

      knowledge domain how things are connected

    13. there's no schema

      no schema?

    14. reuse the identifiers to connect different things 00:01:00 togethe

      connect things together

    15. everything has a unique identifier

      core thing idenitifer

    16. it's just a sentence

      proposition

    1. Or you may use an astronomy application to quickly determine if the moon is waxing or waning.

      You do not need an app for that

      Just look up (no app) and consider

      if the portion that shows the bit of the disc visible to the right (like a D) than it is waxing

      if it is to the left (C) it is waxing