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  1. Oct 2024
    1. Flux7 Labs. Cap theorem: Its importance in distributed systems. http://blog.flux7.com/blogs/nosql/cap-theorem-why-does-it-matter. (cited onPage 20

      search - flux7 labs

    1. You can run peergos from your own home or server

      to obtain as much storage and bandwidth as you need, whilst still transparently interacting with anyone using any other server

    1. here you can create channels a whole graph of channels so you instead of you having to designate a document okay now we're working on that document every document is interoperable that virtual document every piece of thing you work is actually one link away

      Virtual Universal

      Univers of Virtual Universal HyperTopic Plex Maps weaving the IndyVerse

      Let documents go Virtual not reality

      Lets have real discussions

      let ideas grow everywhere organically

      interest based autonomous conversations anywhere on the web

      annotation margins

      or on any indyweb page

    2. every document is interoperable

      every page or any clue in any page can be intertwingled with any other page by created by anyone else

      and can provide entry points to pertinent conversations

      anytime anywhere open for anybody where access is moderated and followed up by the page creator(s)

    3. a whole graph of channels

      named multithreads of threads

      blaze trails incoproprating threaded conversations

      ala idealoom.org

      but instead of you going to idealoom to onduct conversations with the people you establsihcontact with

      let each 1 join any conversations that they discover on annotation margins or in any post any where

    4. before i work i limit my scope

      Do not write into a named documents

      write down what you have in mind

      right where u are into the page you are working on

      that gives 1 focal context is clearly associated in some way to the idea that came to your mind

      try to capture the reason why it may be relevant once you have jotted down the gist of the idea sufficient to let you pick up that thread at a later time

      name it structure it and let

    5. have all these components in their own repositories and they developed independently and deployed together

      even that was just too complex. still development work

      with its gratiutous complications

      can elliminate all that

    6. we created morphe interfaces and and applications out of a graph uh sort of graphical description of the of the knowledge behind the app so that's even that is possible

      create morphic interfaces out of a graph

      today the UniversalI ntential Hyper Topic Plex Document is te App

    7. all this conversation supposed to be anchored in notable things

      anchored in notable things

      annotated sources

      links to MEMPlEX associative complexes and contexts not just link to textual artifacts bur connect with the people creating that text engage in conversations that are continuous without being synchronous

      conversations tht are resumable with full provenance and history of coevolution of all referenced and used threaded conversations and linke dynnamic contexts in a future proof way!

    8. don't just write something always find a way of articulating what's the intense what is it for whatever there's one other thing

      = TrailMarks

    9. why this kind of annotating material works for for for things which are which are in change because you actually tracking the change because you actually part of the change

      annotating referring to material this way means

      not just racking the change be part of the change

    10. making sure we have these concrete pieces that if we do a composition they're not changing underneath us

      composition not changing underneath

    11. it is very hard to construct new meaning if i'm not building on a stable foundation

      scarping owning the version you work with for sure

      but link back to the source and also the potential to see the future developments

    12. we are using some kind of externally verifiable referent to triangulate that we've conveyed meaning

      externally verifiable referrent to triangulate

      could also be intrinsic

      but yes anchoring in the commons or commonly shared is essential

    13. some point you can decide to merge and and come up with another and and and agree that this is now a better version

      scaling synthesis that way

      collaboration and the growth of mutual learning in the commons or in private spaces

    14. high trail so you have this idea of a session

      figh trail session

      do not just have annotation session but link and manage acces to all the work in whihc that annotation figures

      you ave the session because the conversation is limited to whatever happens in hytrail

    15. ocial reading etiquette

      do no tmake cryptic comments

      response - start with that but social reading rqiquette

      social reading and collaborative writing

      provide automatic link to the context where you are using that annotation

      if possible automatically

    16. this is why software is a conversation before you go and code it have that deep conversation

      software is a conversation with a purpose and intent

    17. i got a transparent link back and actually get notifications

      notification is important because the change that you make to something I've transcluded may be relevant to my work based on the original version

    18. linking to the original source is ted's original version of it

      indeed. but the latest can also be made accessible

      in this case we need to be omni-optional and provide all conceivable conceptions and let the user choose which one they porefer in any conext

    19. you're all reading the same canonical source

      there is no canonical source

      you can always access the latest "canonical source" because every node is linked two ways to itse future versions so you can always get the latest version starting from any version even review the development hiostory of the latest version

    20. if i want to modify it i actually fork that little thing i create an alternative node

      that links back to the version of the original node in the original context

      each context has a full provenance and recaoitulable history so that you have a link to the original version of the fragment so that you can always see the fyull history and subsequent future story of that fragment in both contexts

  2. Sep 2024
    1. "HubScience isn't here to replace researchers; it's here to augment our capabilities...

      hubscience is here to augment researchers' capabilities

    1. Autonomy at one level needs cohesion at the lower.

      Interesting

      autonomy is required to create new higher levels of cohesion. Without that scaling synthesis coordination collaboration will not work

    2. short-term effectiveness.

      autonomy short-term effectiveness

      autonomy can only exist when it is rooted in Long View and adhesion toacting in accordance with long term cohesion

    1. Ultipa builds next-generation leading real-time graph XAI & database products, and empowers smart enterprise with graph augmented intelligence (a form of AI that's NOT artificial intelligence, but augmented intelligence, with the salient benefits of: having AI accelerated, explainable, and augmented, for instance, offering speed and depth in terms of advanced and networked data analytics, and flexibility in terms of data modeling to reflect real-world scenarios ).

    1. Gyuri Lajos TrailMarks Founder, Consultant Symmathecist https://www.linkedin.com/in/gyuri-lajos Annotations: 25,865 Joined: January 2, 2018 Link: researchgate.net/profile/Gyuri_Lajos2

      xx

    1. old age can be one of the most powerful times for change

      because with age comes wisdom

      perspective and a deeper understanding of what truly matters in life you've accumulated wisdom over the years that

      younger people simply do not yet possess but that wisdom is only valuable if you dare to apply it

      @gyurilajos7220 20 perccel ezelőtt (szerkesztve) Every morning can bring new awakening and growing (up) dreaming awake is a responsibility that brings opportunity to change the world through being able to change your self. Never too late to change

    2. fifth piece of advice may be difficult to hear but it is perhaps the most transformative stop using your age as an excuse not to change

      fifth piece of advice may be difficult to hear but it is perhaps the most transformative stop using your age as an excuse not to change

    1. = improving.ability improve

      .meme - improving our ability to improve

      // this is now an eperiment to shape

      Hyoer MEMplEX to carry on and exand Engelbart's Vission of Augmented Writing

    1. It is right it should be so Man was made for Joy & Woe And when this we rightly know Thro the World we safely go Joy & Woe are woven fine A Clothing for the soul divine Under every grief & pine Runs a joy with silken twine

      joy and woe

      silver twine

    1. With this structure, we are able to maintain causal order.

      That means you only see a reply to a message after seeing the message it is replying to. In group chats, when a member leaves, or is removed from a chat, then their access to the chat is revoked, preventing them from seeing any future messages.

      // interthreaded symmathatic conversations - add intentionally named two-way first class links and - we can have meaningfully intertwingled - threaded symmathetic conversations

    2. Under the hood, each chat stores its messages as an append-only file in Peergos.

      Messages are not pushed to other recipients -

      to send a message, you simply - append it to your own copy of the chat log.

      Other members will then - pull the message and - copy it into their log

      the next time they open the app – - messages propagate peer-to-peer, from member to member.

      The messages themselves - form a merkle dag - with each message containing a merkle link to previous messages.

    1. The inventor and futurist Buckminster Fuller once said,

      “You never change things by fighting the existing reality.

      To change something, build a new model = that makes the existing model obsolete.” -

    2. Such a private web is super cool

      because not only is - third-party tracking impossible because of the sandbox, but - even first-party tracking can be prevented, depending on how Peergos is run.

      This is how the web should be, - protecting end users, - not exploiting them.

    3. permissions that the app can be granted is

      the ability to store data in a folder within Peergos.

      This data is owned and controlled by the user, - since it is in their private drive.

      Other permissions include = - reading - a file or folder, reading and - modifying a file, - registering to open certain kinds of files, - sending messages to selected friends, and much more.

    1. Want to be part of the future? Create an account on https://peergos.net or self-host your own private personal datastore.

      = personal private datastore

    1. If you want to limit your search to a particular directory you can right click on the directory and select search.

      limit search to specific directory

    2. search in Peergos we have to do it all client side, without exposing anything to the server (remember, our servers are trustless).

      search client side servers are trustless

    1. Aphanipoiesis (n.) combines two words from ancient Greek to describe this way in which life coalesces toward vitality in unseen ways.

      .definition

      Aphanipoiesis (n.) combines two words from ancient Greek to describe this way in which life coalesces toward vitality in unseen ways. (Aphanis comes from a Greek root meaning obscured, unseen, unnoticed; poiesis is from one meaning to bring forth, to make.) Other words which also carry the root aphanis include phantom, diaphanous, and phenomenon, while the root poiesis is familiar from the word poetry, along with Maturana and Varela’s autopoiesis.

    2. Aphanipoiesis

      .do.how - annotate

      This is an experiment in annotating

      • jot down 1's associated thoughts mark it as ^
      • use bold to pick out words of significance
      • otherwise write down clues that allow one to indicate the intent purpose meaning significance of what is written in the annotation

      ?what.is - quote here <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" width="16" height="16" aria-hidden="true" viewBox="0 0 16 16" data-component="EditorQuoteIcon" class="w-[10px] h-[10px] touch:w-[13px] touch:h-[13px]"><g fill-rule="evenodd"><path fill="none" d="M0 0h16v16H0z"></path><path fill="currentColor" d="M2.701 14q.57 0 .837-.255.266-.255.45-.52l2.408-3.25q.369-.492.598-1.19a4.7 4.7 0 0 0 .23-1.475V2.775a.75.75 0 0 0-.23-.539A.71.71 0 0 0 6.47 2H1.947a.71.71 0 0 0-.524.236.75.75 0 0 0-.23.539v4.649q0 .32.23.548a.73.73 0 0 0 .524.226h.901q.184 0 .322.161.138.16.028.35l-2.041 3.817q-.294.547-.037 1.011.258.463.827.463zm7.795 0q.55 0 .818-.255t.45-.52l2.409-3.25q.386-.492.606-1.19A4.9 4.9 0 0 0 15 7.31V2.775a.75.75 0 0 0-.23-.539.71.71 0 0 0-.524-.236H9.742a.7.7 0 0 0-.533.236.77.77 0 0 0-.22.539v4.649a.74.74 0 0 0 .23.548.73.73 0 0 0 .523.226h.9q.185 0 .313.161.129.16.019.35L8.95 12.526q-.312.547-.045 1.011.266.463.836.463h.754z"></path></g></svg>

      use quote to copy entire paragraph so that the source text is replicated in the annotation

    3. realm of unseen contributors coalescing to produce the foundations of hypothesis itself.

      unseen contributors coalescing

      surely they are 'seen' tacit awareness in the individual's mind's eye

    1. we need a solution designed to be open interoperable and ubiquitous

      design : solutions - open - interoperable - ubiquitous - not build behind closed doors - hosted by companies unilaterally sell off our data - turn of our service - be sure the solution will be around 10, 100, 1000 years from now

    2. we need a solution 00:13:05 designed to be open interoperable and ubiquitous from the beginning

      design : solutions - open - interoperable - ubiquitous - not build behind closed doors - hosted by companies unilaterally sell off our data - turn of our service - be sure the solution will be around 10, 100, 1000 years from now

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    1. .important GoogleWorstNightmareMichaelEpstein

      MIndraNet

      Indranet of HyperMindPlexes

      "They Control Billions Of People" Michael & Google's Worst Nightmare | Dr. Epstein

      Michael Knowles 2.07M subscribers

    1. observed in fact or in thought

      man being the servant of an interpreter of nature - can do and understand so much and so much only - as he has observed in fact or in thought - of the course of nature

      Beyond this he neither knows anything nor can do anything

    1. What is the maximum number of connections in node WebSocket?

      The theoretical limit is 65k connections per IP address but the actual limit is often more like 20k, so we use multiple addresses to connect 20k to each (50 * 20k = 1 mil). Thats 65k per CLIENT IP address (i.e one per client IP:port pair). There should be no reason to use multiple IP addresses on the server.2023. febr. 21.

    2. What is the maximum number of WebSocket connections a browser can have?

      Major browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Safari usually allowed around 6 to 13 simultaneous WebSocket connections per domain, with variations depending on the browser and version. With a limit of 200 overall WebSocket connections for the whole browser.2023. szept. 1.

    1. Exclamation mark

      Alternatively known as a bang or exclamation point, an exclamation mark "!" is a punctuation mark found on the 1 key on a standard United States QWERTY keyboard. The mark is used in English after an interjection or exclamation to indicate strong feelings, draw attention, or show emphasis. For example, this is an excellent example of the exclamation mark!

    1. CommonPlex is forked from WikiPlex (wikiplex.codeplex.com) and is an extensible implementation of CommonMark

      Description

      .4 - WikiPlex Topic Hyper Plex Map

      .experiment.s - link to eikinizer.co pages - link to personal indranet.work spaces - link to HyperPosts

    1. CodeSandbox is a cloud development platform that empowers developers to code, collaborate and ship projects of any size from any device in record time.

      .is.a - on line in browser node development environment

    1. CodeSandbox is a cloud development platform that empowers developers to code, collaborate and ship projects of any size from any device in record time

      .is.a - in browser node code development platform

    1. Öröm és bú szőttese Az égi lélek köntöse; Minden kín és gyász alatt Öröm fut, selyem-patak. Így a legjobb minekünk: Búra s örömre születünk;

      Öröm és bú finom szőttese Az égi lélek köntöse; Minden kín és gyász alatt Öröm fut, selymesen csillanó ezűst fonalak Így a legjobb minekünk: Búra s örömre születünk; Aki ezt megérti jól, Bárhová megy, nem botol.

      Joy & Woe are woven fine A Clothing for the soul divine Under every grief & pine Runs a joy with silken twine Man was made for Joy & Woe And when this we rightly know Thro the World we safely go

    2. Öröm és bú szőttese Az égi lélek köntöse; Minden kín és gyász alatt Öröm fut, selyem-patak. Így a legjobb minekünk: Búra s örömre születünk; Aki ezt megérti jól, Bárhová megy, nem botol.

      joy woe blake

    1. WikiPlex 2.0.0

      Jan 7, 2011 — A regular expression based wiki engine allowing developers to integrate a wiki experience into an existing .NET application.

    1. secure, peer-to-peer messaging

      peersky://chat

      Make all applications integral

      indyweb kernel supports capabilities like conversations that are continuous without being synchronous asynchronous secure private interpersonal intentional information exchange between in all conceivable constellations including

      intentional morphic information exchange

      information is captured in a universal format called HyperPlex Pages

      Vanilla HyperText pages using a linmited set of HTML WYSIWIG HTML Rich Text pages that contain HyperPlex Mark In notation

      • p2p
      • hub2peer
      • peer2hub
      • hub2hub
    2. a new way of accessing web content
      • access web pages
        • securely
        • untracked

      store and share - files directly from a global network of peers - without relying on centralized servers

    1. Tao te King - Az Út és Erény könyveMagyar Elektronikus Könyvtárhttps://mek.oszk.hu › ...Magyar Elektronikus Könyvtárhttps://mek.oszk.hu › ... · Translate this pageMikor a szépet megismerik, felbukkan a rút is; mikor a jót megismerik, felbukkan a rossz is. Lét és nemlét szüli egymást, nehéz és könnyű megalkotja egymást,

    1. The Japanese words Kai means to “take apart” and Zen means “to make good.” Together, the word KaiZen is a phrase that is synonymous with “continuous improvement.”

      kaizen human

      super human beyond human

      that remains human

      Description