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  1. Feb 2022
    1. all of the file metadata extracted transparently, including classification

      format agnostic

    2. composite folders that join information together, permanently or temporarily.

      composite folder

    3. Federate Organically

      federate organically

    4. should be trivial to compartmentalize data, to put it into folders but have those folders able to share common information.

      compartmentalize responsibility

    5. Make Information Self Describing

  2. Jan 2022
    1. uses cryptography (rather than infrastructure) to distribute trust. One of the surprising things to me about web3, despite being built on “crypto,” is how little cryptography seems to be involved!

      Look at IPFS Inter Planetary File System

      IPFS powers the Distributed Web A peer-to-peer hypermedia protocol designed to preserve and grow humanity's knowledge by making the web upgradeable, resilient, and more open. https://ipfs.io/

      there is plenty of cryptography there and it uses cryptography (rather than infrastructure) to distribute trust.

      Their motto is: Trust but Verify

      Next GenP2P data networks

      https://hyp.is/nXMpJoLPEey6PvdHuXJEsw/arxiv.org/pdf/2102.12737.pdf

    2. I don’t share the same generational excitement for moving all aspects of life into an instrumented economy.

      move life into instrumented economy

    3. Despite considering myself a cryptographer, I have not found myself particularly drawn to “crypto.” I don’t think I’ve ever actually said the words “get off my lawn,” but I’m much more likely to click on Pepperidge Farm Remembers flavored memes about how “crypto” used to mean “cryptography” than I am the latest NFT drop.

      Cryptocosm

    1. Fig. 1: Precursor technologies of the next generations of P2Pdata networks

      Next Generation P2P data networks like IPFS

      "uses cryptography (rather than infrastructure) to distribute trust" https://hyp.is/QSzLfILPEey6Oaf_Kq4s4w/moxie.org/2022/01/07/web3-first-impressions.html

      trust, but verify

    2. PFS and Friends: A Qualitative Comparison ofNext Generation Peer-to-Peer Data Networks

      Description

    1. designing systems that can distribute trust without having to distribute infrastructure”

      well put

    1. not a little for that fearful joy one snatches from the effort to exhibit, with something that approaches clarity, the order which gives mean- ing to a chaos of details.
      • fearful joy snatch
      • clarity
      • orderwhich gives meaning to chaos of details
    2. it chose to come, and Wyrd goeth as she will.

      wyrd goes as she will

    3. ROAD TO XANADU A Study in the Ways of the Imagination BY JOHN LIVINGSTON LOWES
    1. finding hope

    2. universe brings us to the exact place we need to be in any given moment — to meet who we are destined to meet, to learn what we need to learn and to experience that which we need to experience.

      learn what we need to learn

    1. Ontogeny tends to recapitulate phylogeny in digital organisms

      random search result

    1. we are creating a software wasteland while software eats the world

    1. Glamorous Toolkit is an extensive case study itself, and that is also why we are using it in many different industrial scenarios.

      extensive case study itself Description

    2. Glamorous Toolkit: The Moldable Development Environment

    3. Domain Discovery with Moldable Development

    4. WTF is Moldable Development?

    1. All-in-One MessengerSinglebox for Mac and PC is an all-in-one messaging & emailing app - a single place for all your web services and accounts, including Discord, WhatsApp, Messenger, Slack, Telegram and many many more.

    1. Webcatalog Neutron Save The core that powers WebCatalog, Singlebox and Clovery
    1. Because Knovigator quests are composed of granular messages, we can use them as building blocks to create new threads. We can quote them from our new thread to re-use our prior knowledge work and make a connection between two contexts. In this way we can build up a web of concepts, ideas, stories, and conversations.
      • granular messages
      • quote
      • reuse
      • connect
    1. IndieCade is organized by an expansive team of dedicated individuals who truly believe that we can make an impact on the industry and ultimately the way the world plays, understands, and is impacted by games. To this end, IndieCade supports independent game development and a series of international events showcasing the future of games.

      Future of Games

      Description

    1. Any system of interactivity can of course be explored: If X happens, what are the consequences? What are all the ways in which pattern Y expresses itself, and to what do those expressions lead? By inspecting the structure of a system in this way, we can find the core ideas of the system, and see how those ideas illustrate fundamental truths of our universe. We present a game design aesthetic that values looking for systems that express these truths in the cleanest possible way. We explain how this is different from more-traditional combinatoric design techniques; we show examples from our games and describe a method for applying the aesthetic in general.

    2. IndieCade 2011: Jonathan Blow & Marc Ten Bosch
    1. Unread but do you know: Cartographies of Time: A History of the Timeline, Anthony Grafton, Daniel Rosenberg 2010?

    1. You need to read "The Road to Xanadu: A Study in the Ways of the Imagination". A tour de force of rigorous tracking of literary influence down to the word level. The "association of ideas" psychology on steroids.

      The Road to Xanadu need to do a search intelligence here first stop is https://hyp.is/DEFUgIJtEey2GI-lI2p-cw/chnm.gmu.edu/digitalhistory/links/pdf/chapter1/1.14.pdf

    1. The Road to Xanadu: Public and Private Pathways on the History Web

      Ted was right

    1. One Minute Demo Search Writing: Every writing prompt is a search prompt !screen

      writing is a search prompt reuse prior work

    2. One Minute Demo Search Writing: Every writing prompt is a search prompt !screen

      writing is a search prompt reuse prior work

    1. Knovigator is a social knowledge base that uses infinite-threading and crypto microtransactions to curate and create valuable content.

    1. The prioritization of human attention through Upvalue

      attention tech through UpValue

      attentiontech (from:TrailMarks OR from:TrailHub1)

    2. Knovigator's answer is to turn our conversations into re-usable knowledge that can be valued by Knovigator users in real time.

      turn conversations into valued knowledge

    3. synthesizing our thinking through writing

      synthesizing thinking throught writing

      and collaboration

      mutual learning symmathesy

    4. When you upvalue messages you reward the creator and boost their ranking in search results

      reward creators

      successful creators could reward readers and references remixers

    5. In this way, Knovigator is a curation game for identifying the most valuable content

      curation game for identifying valuable content

    6. But how do you know which messages are best?

      Attention is sacred and ultimately is the source of all values

      Combine full provenance of writing/contributions references, re-mixes gives a measure for all contibutions

    7. You can search for, and quote, the best messages without ever leaving the thread you are writing

      with a uniform cross app high resolution addressability

      and the ability to bring addtional capabilities to your work you can accomplish anything

      without leaving the thread you are engaged with

    8. In Knovigator, every writing prompt is also a search bar

      search/read/write interleaved as needed

      as you focal awareness shifts as you write/read/annotate/comment to think a hypermap of the relevant context shfits and grows

    9. Knovigator puts search results at your fingertips, as you write, making it easy to re-use valuable messages

      find what you need to revisit and learn from it bring to mind what you need so that you can articulate better what you have in mind

    10. Being able to find your conversations turns them into knowledge assets, rather than ephemeral experiences

      Knowledge is not an asset

      it is a living thing much like the biosphere it is the noosphere

    11. Conversations get their own threads, so you can find them

      Not just conversations but everything is high resolution findable addressable in terms of content intent intended meaning context both autoassociative and co-curated contexts connecting eventuallyeverything peiople ideas things intents interest/purpose based interpersonal social networks

    12. The solution to the multiplex problem is to model your conversations as infinitely-branching threads...

      emergent hyper graph of conversations forming a hyperMap that is the territory

    13. Your conversations can't be mined for valuable knowledge

      it is not knowledge per se, care about the growth and co-creation, co-evolution at the edge of knowledge emerging from mutual learning

      Open (Mutual) Learning Commons

      doing the job of organizing the emergent, commons based, peer produced Edge of Knowledge

    14. When messages are returned as search results, the conversation they were a part of can't be recovered. This means...

      everything is contextualized

      people and content interconnected

    15. Create Valuable Knowledge An Infinitely-Threaded Social Knowledge Base with BitcoinSV Microtransactions

      Description

    1. Develop expert graph and tools for empowering cognitive labor

      Laplace

    2. Ledgerback Digital Commons Research Cooperative

    1. Holochain makes a bold claim: Consensus is unnecessary for most of the things blockchain is interested in doing.

    2. Consensus: an irrelevant starting point?

      much worse than irrelevant

    3. Satoshi Nakamoto and the Fate of our Planet On the thermodynamics of Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Ethereum, and Holochain Posted 21 May 2021 Paul d'Aoust

    1. Human Design – Reflector Reflectors are 1% of the worlds’ population. The Reflector derives its name from the nature of its reflective aura.
      • for : self knowledge

    1. explore, to the fullest extent, the creative potential of plain old links.

      The deep question has been for the past half a century: What's in a link? https://hypothes.is/a/b4VfknFFEeiKlpO4IvZu5g Description Width the rise of Named Data Network (IPFS)

      The deeper question, What's in a Name? Comes to the fore, and suddenly it can Fix the Web.

    2. It is my belief that this new ability to represent ideas in the fullness of their interconnections will lead to easier and better writing

      ideas fullness of interconnections

    3. You don’t need semantic triples, you just need links

      yes

    4. Inbound links can be used as a signal of quality

      backrub

    5. Hence a wealth of information creates a poverty of attention

      poverty of attention

    6. What information consumes is rather obvious: it consumes the attention of its recipients.

      consume attention

    7. a folder could be expressed in terms of a page full of links.

      page full of links

    8. Tags are just backlinks to pages that don’t exist.

      tags backlinks

    9. All you need is links

    1. I'm posting these little emails as trail markers, every week or so.

      Compositionaility yes.

      We need Intentional Transparency as we Expand the Endless Frontier of adjacent unknowns.

      TrailMarks as a notation let's you articulate the intent as you extend the common record with new content always in context whith emergent semantics and intentional interpretations.

    2. generating systems

      trailmarks

    1. When you start identifying the core concepts in a domain, you should also starting documenting how they are currently being identified. How is a customer identified in CRM vs OMS vs ERP, etc? Is it a column in a database? Is it a primary key or unique? Is it a human readable value or is it a UUID

    1. The Peer Networks programme is open to new cohorts – sign up now.

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    1. Academia Letters Key Features

    2. Short articles.Lightning-fast publishing.Broad dissemination.Academia Letters is a new experiment in Open Access academic publishing. We aim to rapidly publish short-form articles such as brief reports, case studies, "orphaned" findings, and ideas dropped from previously-published work.

    1. ⏹ (U+23F9) utf-8 character icon U+23F9 is one of the 256 characters in the Miscellaneous Technical Unicode subset.

    1. ꗝ (VAI SYLLABLE GO) utf-8 character icon VAI SYLLABLE GO is one of the 320 characters in the Vai Unicode subset.

    1. 100Rhythm Score1 and 2 character Yats are remarkably rare. The RS is determined primarily by a Yat’s length. Other factors include the average popularity of the emojis used in the Yat (based on current worldwide usage) and the Yat’s pattern (i.e. repeating emojis or “bookend” emojis).A bit more on why this Yat is so special:This Yat has a perfect RS. It is mind boggling to describe how rare this is. With our current emoji set, there are many trillions of Yats and fewer than 500 with a perfect RS. Legends will be told about the person who owns this Yat for generations. Think bigger than King Arthur.Imagine being the only person in the world who can own this single emoji. Billions of people love it, and will be able to instantly connect it to you. It’s the ultimate statement.The average popularity of the emojis in your Yat is 6.1 out of 10; great choices..The pattern score for this Yat is 10.0. Single character Yats have the most simple pattern, making it a truly exceptional Yat.
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    1. What is a Yat? 5 mths agoSat. August 14, 2021 - 12:50 am 774 About Yat Yats are emoji usernames that become your universal Internet identity , website URL , payment address , and more. Own your identity By purchasing a Yat, it’s yours forever. A Yat’s NFT and the underlying Yat are one and the same.

      Yat

    1. Copyfair From P2P Foundation Jump to navigation Jump to search = An evolution of the Copyfarleft concept
      • for : transfairshare rights ♾①

      amalgamating ideas from earlier fair share licensing

      Ted Nelson's TransCopy Right

      Peer Production Licence

      Copy Fair

    1. nterface-data couplings are presentedand stored in spaces

      interface-data couplings

      stored in spaces

    2. perceptual sovereignty

      perceptual sovereignity

    3. a ‘meta-interface’is required to provide a means to interoperate andswitch between interfaces (holapps). We call this meta-interfacing, since there is an interface of switchableinterfaces, within a single data context

      meta-interfacing

      switcheable interfaces

    4. interact with data in one ormore holowebs simultaneously

      simultaneous interactions

    5. make holons (and nodes) visible and interac-tive

      holons visible interactive

    6. switchable lenses

      apps switcheable lenses

    7. Ad-ditionally, enabled by the recomposable data structureof the Holoweb, any data found in any space(s) can bere-linked from an entirely new space of the end-users’creation, and then perceived through interfaces of theirchoosing.

      recomposable data structures

      re-linked

      end-users' creation

      interfaces of their own choosing

    8. sovereignty of perception

      sovereignity of perception

    9. pagesare replaced with spaces (see Section II-C), whichcontain suggested couplings between interfaces and data

      pages become spaces

      with suggested coupling of data and interface

    10. the end-user is always in control of how theyperceive all data on the entire Holoweb

      control of own perception

    11. interfaces becomeswitchable lenses

      interfaces become switchable lenses

    12. coupling betweeninterface (websites, web-applications) and data

      coupling interface and data

    13. adapting between twoDNAs should be relatively simple, either through anadapter system or through minor code modifications

      adaapting

    14. data is completely recomposable

      recomposable

    15. holon1) An apparent or perceived set of perceptual-semantic nodes.2) A recomposable fractal unit of perception,which can exist in multiple places and timessimultaneously

      holon

      recomposable fractal unit of perception

    16. every definable element withinperception/consciousness can be universally expressedas an addressable semantic node

      ujniversally addressable semantic nodes

    17. concept of ontology, i.e., holon-typesdefine ontologies

      the very concept of an ontology is a limiting conception

    18. From the perspec-tive of Holomap everything is a holon, and every holon isa particular type of holon

      everything is a holon

      of a prticular type

      Wedded with the old Typed Paradigm

      Holons should be emergent not prematurely

      ontologised

    19. fractalnavigable space, a web of holons

      fractal navigable space

      web of holons

    20. mapping objects ofperception called ‘holons’

      it is not about perception but articulation

    21. enhancesense-making and interoperability in general, which webelieve requires a new data structure and an alternativeapproach to knowledge representation (see I-E1 below),with a new complimentary concept of ‘application’ (seeI-F and II-D)

      sense-making

      interoperability

      new data structures

      complimentary concept of application

    22. distributed self-describing and self-defining datastructure provides a foundation and framework fornetwork-independent ‘meta-decentralised’19 applications(ddApps)

      self-describing self-defining

      meta-decentralised

    23. Where decentralisation itself is decentralised

      meta-decentralised

    24. Holoweb: The Holonic WebA Decentralised Network-Independent Protocol and ApplicationFramework for Global Perceptual-Semantic Communication andEnhanced Sense-Making
  3. holomap.org holomap.org
    1. Map and share knowledge as reusable remixable 'holons'

      reusable remixable holons

    2. Fractal zoomable circular design, easy on the eyes and mind

      like minddrive back in the day

      prbably using D3

    3. Create Holographic Websites, Blogs, Maps, and Presentations

    1. David Ing David Ing has been active on federated wiki since 2014.

    1. Miller columns (also known as cascading lists[1]) are a browsing/visualization technique that can be applied to tree structures.

    1. IndyVerse / web3.storage Public forked from web3-storage/web3.storage

      commits

    1. npm workspaces to handle resolving dependencies between the local packages/* folders.

      npm worlspaces

    1. unleash their best collective intelligence

      unleash best collective intelligence

    2. promote thriving cultures for executives, entrepreneurs, and changemakers who want to scale small team fluidity and agility the same way nature's most successful teams do

      thriving cultures

      changemakers

      scale team fluidity

      agility

    3. expand innovation pipelines

      expand innovation pipelines

    4. Frustrated by inertia, disengagement, and stale innovatio

      inertia disengatment

      stale innovation

    5. Is your organization still stuck in hierarchies and silos

      stuck in silos hierachies

    6. a unified theory of what organizations must do to scale exponentially

      organizations scala exponentially

    1. Eventually everything connects — people, ideas, objects… the quality of the connections is the key to quality per se.

    1. Agents - of consciousness, i.e., people, communities or bots

      Need People Centric networks

      the archutectural concept of Agent

      emphasizes machines

      and fails to build systems based ob humant trust for trust (Turst but verify) better than any machine could ever hope to accomplish

      Apart from that, I do appreciate very much what you are doing here.,

      Description

    2. Stargate, which will be used to host and distribute holowebs.

      Stargate host holowebs

    3. a singular globally distributed semantic directed acyclic graph

      singular globally distributed semantic

      directed acyclic graph

      global brain

    4. switchable interfaces are created within a meta-interface, or interface system.

      switcheable interfaces

      meta-interface

    5. Holomap essentially represents or models a centralised, single-interface Holoweb

      cenralized single-interface holoweb

    6. beyond the currently established concept of applications ("apps" and "dApps") altogether, and instead providing a universal sense-making/interaction ecology.

      universal

      sense-making/interaction

      ecology

    7. Holomap (previously called Noomap and Waysphere

      holomap noomap waysphere

    8. decentralised web technologies including Holochain and Scuttlebut,

      holochain

      scuttlebut

    9. reusable switchable lenses or interfaces with specific semantic data type compatibility.

      reusable

      switchable

      lenses

    10. as purpose-specific perceptual-semantic domains for communication, expression and interaction.

      purpose-specific

      perceptual-semantic domains

      for communication

      expression

      interaction

    11. blockchains of semantic data.

      blockchain of semantic data

      need DHTs not DLTs for intertwingled dynamically evolving semantic data

    12. integrity, addressability and linkage is fully independent of where it is hosted

      independent of hosted

    1. Blockchains are typically managed by a peer-to-peer network for use as a publicly distributed ledger

      p2p network distributed ledger

    2. Blockchain

      blockchain

    1. What is the Holoweb? The word holoweb is an abbreviation of holonic web: a nature-inspired global data structure and World-Wide Web.

    2. Transcend the Web The web is flat, 2-dimensional, owned by big business. Another web is possible. Learn More See Inside supporting sovereignty, privacy, freedom of speech, & sense-making

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    1. makeFileObjects()
      const obj = { hello: 'world' }
      const blob = new Blob([JSON.stringify(obj)], {type : 'application/json'})
      const files =  [new File([blob], 'hello.json')]
      web3Store(files)
      
    2. create a Web3.Storage client object
      import { Web3Storage } from 'web3.storage'
      
      function getAccessToken() {
        // If you're just testing, you can paste in a token
        // and uncomment the following line:
        // return 'paste-your-token-here'
      
        // In a real app, it's better to read an access token from an 
        // environement variable or other configuration that's kept outside of 
        // your code base. For this to work, you need to set the
        // WEB3STORAGE_TOKEN environment variable before you run your code.
        return process.env.WEB3STORAGE_TOKEN
      }
      
      function makeStorageClient() {
        return new Web3Storage({ token: getAccessToken() })
      }
      
    3. Installing the client
      npm install web3.storage --save
      
    4. array of Files, you can upload them with the client's put method

      upload with put

    5. manually create File objects using the native File constructor

      makeFileObjects

    1. Video Explanation of SALSA (Self-Assessed Licenses Sold via Auction) - Nestor Bonilla

  4. wiky.fission.app wiky.fission.app
    1. Proper tail calls have been implemented but not yet shipped given that a change to the feature is currently under discussion at TC39proper tail calls

      subject to bit rot

    2. Chrome (and by extension, The Internet) will probably never have proper tail call implementation, unfortunately. See answer below.

      Who can Annotate the Annotations

    1. stacked like cordwood in an open office

      stacked like cordwood

    2. fast onboarding and exboarding process

      onboarding exbording

    1. The P2P Foundation was co-founded by Michel Bauwens and James Burke in 2005

      James Burke

    1. intentionality of language can be described without reference to speaker intentions and that an understanding of the intentionality of thought can and should be divorced from the problem of understanding consciousness. The results support a realist theory of truth and of universals, and open the way for a nonfoundationalist and nonholistic approach to epistemology.

      Clear statement of the current thinking.

      Logical progression and fulfilment of the urge to attein knolwedge without the knowing subjects.

      The dual of all this is the one we need:

      intentional, holistic, foundational epistemology.

    1. o forward and update your toolchain

      go forwad

    2. If you’re building ES6 modules, you won’t be able to import any code that isn’t written in ES6 module format

      Perfect target to plug out to

    3. Rollup won’t transpile away new JavaScript features for very old, ES5-only browsers. It does nothing with ES6 — ignoring await, async , etc.

      Rollup does nothing!

      Description

    4. Create a project — with a clear entry point, that will be included by your HTML — that uses import and export to place your code into modules.

      clear entry point and extension point!

    5. This is an amazing 🌊 water mark— if you ship code via ES6 modules, you can use modern JavaScript features without compiling, or polyfills — both which can slow down modern browsers or result in larger binary sizes.

      ES6 in browser 🌊

    6. ES6 Modules in Chrome M61+

    1. ES6 Modules are in the latest V8 and are also arriving in other browsers behind flags. See: medium.com/dev-channel/… – Nexii Malthus May 25 '17 at 12:17
    1. Chrome (and by extension, The Internet) will probably never have proper tail call implementation, unfortunately. See answer below.

      chrom by extenrison the interne twon#t have TCO

    2. V8 team removed the code for supporting TCO from the source for TurboFan* as it would otherwise be subject to bitrot.

      code remov bit rot

    3. the V8 team raised significant issues with TCO

      Tail call optimization in ES6

    1. Proper tail calls have been implemented but not yet shipped given that a change to the feature is currently under discussion at TC39

      proper tail calls

    1. this belief is invalidated by the v8 team which sees it as mostly performance neutral, and the Chakra team which, due to other constraints, may not be able to implement the feature without regressing performance of existing code that happens to include tail calls or sacrificing spec conformance.
      • about : PTC

      proper tail calls

    1. ECMAScript 2015 (ES6) | Can I use... Support tables for ...

      ES6 browser support

    1. using a file chooser to prompt the user for files to store
      const fileInput = document.querySelector('input[type="file"]')
      
      // Pack files into a CAR and send to web3.storage
      const rootCid = await client.put(fileInput.files, {
        name: 'cat pics',
        maxRetries: 3
      })
      
    2. JavaScript client library reference
      import { Web3Storage } from 'web3.storage'
      
      // Construct with token and endpoint
      const client = new Web3Storage({ token: apiToken })
      
  5. docs.web3.storage docs.web3.storage
    1. Quickstart
      • go : learn - Web3.Storage How-tos

    1. ஂ (TAMIL SIGN ANUSVARA) utf-8 character icon TAMIL SIGN ANUSVARA is one of the 128 characters in the Tamil Unicode subset.

      • for : component
    1. Tibetan unicode subset Here is the list of 256 utf-8 characters in Tibetan subsets.

      Description