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  1. Aug 2023
    1. Mobile Progressive Web App (PWA) Custom File Viewer development

      PWA Custom file Viewers

    1. CryptPad uses a sandboxing system that isolates the user interface from the in-memory content.

      sandboxing system - isolates UI from in-memory content

    1. wisdom is the Delta

      wisdom is the Delta between - what measurement-based management Theory tells you to do and - what the right thing to do is - that's how I would define wisdom and

      that's the thing if you want to optimize for anything on the return on - it's that is it's the only thing that and safely Steward the amount of technological power we have

      so I don't want data driven anything - I want data informed but - there's so much sensible stuff that <br /> - we can sense at some level that we cannot quantify - that has to be factored when the Old Testament says in the top 10 things not to do - up there with murder and rape is

      not have false idols - the measurement of reality and - the modeling of reality - is what it's talking about the false idol is our model of reality where we optimize for that rather than reality we're rather than be in direct sensory connection to reality we look at reality through our model

  2. Jul 2023
    1. contemplate Winnie the Pooh

      x

    2. need to be breaking out of the template

      template no longer works - organization by entity - CRUD centric thinking // to bad It's the connections that matter

      'Tain't what you deal with that matter but why and how you do what you need to do to accomplish what intent flow process goal!

      the way you connect the meaings of the connections and their emnergent composition Wholeness of intent and its implicate ordr if you just let it self-actualize thorugh articulation

    3. reference architecture

      reference architecture

      prescriptive code templates

      micro services have - controller - mediator - service - repository abstraction

      // NB It is not abstraction we need but customization/transormation/adapter

      The ultimate evolution from SQL to No SQL to anti database

      it does not work

      delegates to the next layer down

      way too blury

      problem invoice

      crud centric

      invoice server repository spread out in the system

      lot more operations than CRUD

      10 15 operations beyond

      anything that touches an invoce

      on big method here closure

      method chain

      abstracting methods out

      unrelated operation

      need to do instead is to

    4. need to trace tightly related code from entry point to controller level to 00:18:21 data access layer to service level to entity the tightly related code put it together keep it as close together in your code as you possibly can that means you're going to lose out on 00:18:33 some of that that rigor that people try to do through project references people try to force this kind of loose coupling rule by setting all those kind of rules of you know this project can only access 00:18:45 that project and can only have these Tack and all that that's great um it's extra overhead it's extra friction on you it's just better if

      xxx

    5. you never reason about one layer at a time you reason about one use case at a time

      reasong not one layer at a time but one use case at a time accross layers and layyers

    6. switching part of the app from SQL Server to postgres but there's no way in hell within one 00:17:45 Sprint we could ever do the whole whole horizontal layer

      switching from sQL Server to Postgress

    7. pulling out a single entity at a time and it's going to make you chatty and potentially make you very very slow

      single entity at a time slow chatty

    8. leads people to trying to do unusually complicated things with ioc tools

      inversion of control tools unusually complex idesign

      service boundaries

      delineate responsibilities

      prescriptive architecture

      overcomplicated

    9. big systems being hard to work with are exactly the kind of things that we are told that we maybe we believe are exactly what you use to make these systems be maintainable 00:07:26 hexagonal architectures clean architecture the onion architecture and then I admittedly I have a special hatred for the onion architecture

      onion architecure

      the very things that promise better maintainability cause things to become unworkable over rtime

    10. they had a plan they started out with a well-defined architecture they were they were coming to conferences like in DC they were going to the workshops on clean 00:05:07 architecture onion architecture whatever it's going to be but the problem is everything works up front so That's Mike Tyson originally uh I was

      Mike Tyson

    11. it's had its day it's 00:03:50 it's aluminum wiring not as many people understand it today our younger developers which means everybody but me

      hibernate had its day

      younger developers which means everybidy but me

    12. very long running systems

    13. informed by our experiences working with with big long-running architectural long-running Enterprise systems

      Long Term info structure with long term evergreen easy to co-evolve infrastructure and sharding information about people by giving them custody and follow the intentional associative complexes connecting people information in desired consteallations of communication, storage and computation as required easy to change coevolve., deep cpupling with holistic holonic co-evolutionary self organising growth

    14. vertical slice architecture

      what folks can now call vertical slice architecture just the idea that I am going to organize first by cohesive features within the system a bit of functionality and I'm trying to show this here I'm showing separate databases it doesn't necessarily mean you're automatically having a giant modular monolith that's targeting six eight totally different databases just that if a segment of the database whether it's a schema a set of collections if at least between features could be a little bit Loosely coupled from each other that even if you're a monolith if you could do upgrades this at a time one feature at a time that's practical you can convince product owners of hey we can do this upgrade in our case it's it's not necessarily an upgrade it's cheap right we kind of like to replace SQL server with postgres and some of our big systems just purely cost savings it would be nice if we could do that if we could tackle it more bit wise a Sprint by Sprint we could deliver in a Sprint we could deliver switching part of the app from SQL Server to postgres but there's no way in hell within one Sprint we could ever do the whole whole horizontal layer that's something to think about other weakness layered architecture they talk about well you can reason about one layer at a time you never reason about one layer at a time you reason about one use case at a time the full vertical stack hopefully you can concentrate on only the business logic or only the data access logic but likely when you have customer problems when you have integration tests failing you need to trace tightly related code from entry point to controller level to data access layer to service level to entity the tightly related code put it together keep it as close together in your code as you possibly can that means you're going to lose out on some of that that rigor that people try to do through project references people try to force this kind of loose coupling rule by setting all those kind of rules of you know this project can only access that project and can only have these Tack and all that that's great um it's extra overhead it's extra friction on you it's just better if developers can be disciplined instead okay I want to keep harping on keep harping on a little layered architecture just a little bit

    15. can't take on upgrading that whole horizontal 00:16:18 stat horizontal spread all at one time it's just not practical

      not practica

    16. I always make some kind of joke I'm a real developer that's why I'm not 00:14:53 super great with PowerPoint I'm always awkward with this stuff oh I reordered it oh my goodness I'm sorry folks hmm I thought I reordered it

      real developer

      not super great with PowerPoint

    17. I despise this kind 00:14:25 of layered architecture if you see me on Twitter gripe about clean or onion or whatever it is it's this this needs to go

      despise layered architecture

      needs to go

    18. end up doing shotgun surgery

      write a little bit of code up here come and make a little bit of change way down here another change way down there when you're writing it you get the boiling frog problem you don't notice this at first when you're just dropping a few new classes in this adds up when you get really late 10 years later five to ten years later

    19. having a separate project a jar an assembly for every technical stereotype of the system when you start out small that's no big deal you have your domain you have entities in one place down to 00:13:04 another one there's infrastructure

      separate jar

    20. the code goes where it goes whether that's a good idea in the end is is not as black and white

      pur it here seemed a good idea at the time# location addressing instead of intentional addressing

      named intent networks with composability and exchangeability guaranteed

    21. idea of separation of concerns the idea that I want to get my infrastructure out of my business logic

      separation of concerns bad too

      we want integral design

      where can have holonic components that are swappable, exchangeable

      depending on need without effecting the intent of the software system

      optionaility for all possible constellations of infrastuctural scaling concerns are themselves sqappable because the "Business Logic" the intent is formulated in uiversal terms independent of infrastructural concerns

      so there is separation but not in some layers

      but by design

      Simonyi's law

    22. layered architecture
    23. throw that out with the bathwater

      the problems incurred in large systems

    24. prescriptive coding structures

      and here what I mean is one of the early days of my current position I was asked hey Jeremy can you put together a reference architecture a reference template for what microservices or services are going to be and I partially out of laziness somewhat out of hey that's actually kind of dangerous when you set up a detailed reference architecture we'll get into this a little more the the key risk there is people will actually follow it

    25. database abstractions can do is it reduces your database technology to a least common denominator approach

      databse abstraction

      least common denominator

    26. put some kind of mapping layer in there

      we don't want to share our Rich domain model entities over a web service so we'll put some kind of mapping layer in there specifically to not share types go too far with that um that's why I design shows up go too far with that and what you do is you add a lot more mental overhead to understand the system how many jumps does any data element in the system go through mapping layer to service layer to mediator to a command over here

      everything you do for the sake of loose coupling also comes with a little bit of cost of just **extra junk to try to keep track of **

      Slay those Layers with Integral Intentional flipped Design

    27. we know we think we want to abstract the database a little bit

      swap the databse layer later

      least common denominator

      very slow

    28. following it even when it stopped working

      the pan

    29. software architecture everything works at first whatever you pick is probably going to work absolutely fine in the early stages of a project

      everything works at first

    30. vastly more googleable that's a quality all by itself

      googleable

      a quality all by itself

    31. going to be contrarian

      going to complain about things that you're otherwise being told are the best practices in software architecture which they may actually be we're not going that badly

    1. question the inability of every tech that needs layers.

      question tech that needs layers

    2. The future is layers sure less opportunity to make money but more opprunity to make people happy

      the future is layerless

    1. Turn anything online into a conversation.

      Social annotation is the best way to have meaningful discussions, without the disorganization of social media, message boards, and comment sections.

      -# testing : sectionMark - one - two

      -issue - experiment - make : plexMark MarkIn notation MarkDown compatible - the terminology for what we used to call TrailMarks is converging - have a new name for it PlexMark - experimenting with new matkdown compatible markin notation

    1. new connections between data points

      these connection are not connecting data points

      but 'thought Vectors in Concept Space'

    2. Designing digital tools allowing users to create their own signals and build their own wisdom.

      tolls for thought

    3. building their own links of meaning

      4 - TrailMarks

      Providing digital tools and contexts that - allow people to practice their reflexive capacity by - building their own links of meaning

      was a recurring theme during our conversation with Jelger.

      Spanning a variety of subjects ranging from - informational overload and - extended cognition to - guided meditation and - note-taking apps, our

      discussion was a contemplation on what it means to design for autonomy. -

    1. We're building CADA: a network of STEM students and practitioners that has real-world impact.

      cada network

    1. DESIGN FOR AUTONOMYtudelft.nlhttps://repository.tudelft.nl › OBJ › downloadtudelft.nlhttps://repository.tudelft.nl › OBJ › downloadJul 13, 2020 — The summary can be found in figure 5. Good at converting insight to action. Design processes and Behaviour research. Well-known clients.
    2. search - design for autonomy the best design

    1. High Optionaility Programming

      Architectural Choices that mitigate Technical Debt

      https://hyp.is/DtEsKiw6Ee6uU9f5WKR5Wg/www.youtube.com/watch?v=yV97QwC5gnE

      Description suggest - Inte- - gral - ntional - roperability - exchangability across full spectrum alternatives

      Design to - maximize future choices making co-evolutionary and even radical change cheap, an antidote to Technical Debt

    2. 6,513 views Jun 24, 2023 Show less

      gloss : "High Optionality Programming"

      the practice of paying a - small design & programming premium today

      in order to avoid - a massive accumulation of - technical debt later.

      This is a technique we've succesfully used - at large scale in our previous business and - in the businesses of many of our customers.

      The key to implementing high optionality programming correctly is - to assess the likelihood of a future change to your system and - to plan for its eventuality in advance when - it's cheap to do so: - early on in the software development lifecycle.

      In this talk we explain - the concepts behind high optionality programming, - offer some case studies of how it's been used successfully, and - introduce the techniques that - actively curb the long-term accumulation of technical debt in software projects.

    3. High Optionality Programming: Architectural Choices That Mitigate Technical Debt - Aaron Stannard

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      privacy and trust pillars

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    1. burdensome distractions and doom scrolling

      doom scrolling

    2. by reclaiming our data as life nourishing ingredient (privacy, ownership, sharing and transparency),

      privacy, ownership, sharing and transparency

    3. Regeneration is an evolutionary concept; it is not a destination, it is a journey.

      journey

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    1. social identity
      1. the personal qualities that one claims and displays to others so consistently that they are considered to be part of one’s essential, stable self. This public persona may be an accurate indicator of the private, personal self, but it may also be a deliberately contrived image (see social image).

      2. in social psychology, the part of self-concept that is derived from memberships in social groups or categories, ranging from family to nationality or race. Social identity is distinguished from the public self and the private self. Also called collective self.

    1. private self the part of the self that is known mainly to oneself, such as one’s inner feelings and self-concept. It may be similar to or different from the public self one reveals to others. See also social identity.

      4 - my - self

    1. "just sounded like something that no one would want to pay money for

    1. Autonomy is an independent, progressive research organisation that focuses on tackling climate change, the future of work and economic planning Debate-changing research Groundbreaking data tools Pioneering consultancy

      Description

    1. Understanding Knowledge as a CommonsSix Silbermanhttps://www.wtf.tw › ref › hess_ostrom_2007Six Silbermanhttps://www.wtf.tw › ref › hess_ostrom_2007PDFby T From — 1 Introduction: An Overview of the Knowledge Commons 3 ... New York: Simon and Schuster. ... grant private property rights in such “living” matter.383 pages

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      4 - Open Learning Commons - Open Knowledge Commons - Open Symmathesy Commons

    2. t:knowledge_commons [A Simon Grant – his wiki]https://wiki.simongrant.org › doku.php › t:knowledge...https://wiki.simongrant.org › doku.php › t:knowledge...Jul 31, 2022 — I have a whole section, originally written in 2020, on Requirements for a wiki to support a living knowledge commons. Some of these pages, ..

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    1. Launching in development mode

      instead just do

      bash node server.js

    2. Set up a development instance¶

      4 : cryptpad

    1. Now that is something no Big Tech Company will ever do!

      Yes

    2. without the need for any login prompts or account registration

      No Login or Sign-in

      YES

      IU wanted to build something like that but thought it should exists. Been searching for it for years!

      Now if we add interpersonal connectivity to all this we hae the indyweb indtyverse Indy Learning Commons

      whatever we want..

      this is the Stone for everybodies stone soup

    3. with PWA enabled apps to help you get the most out of the world-wide-web among other features available.

      what if you could plugout to these PWAs constellated to bring their capabilities to bear on your own(ed) plexes?

    4. internet portal

      indynet protal

    5. it is also filled with so much more extraordinary functionality that it would boggle your mind e.g. communications, entertainment, social media, online productivity software etc.

      filled with functionaility

      how could we have our own net dashboard to roll our own(ed) workflows across meaningfully associated complexes of apps applexes?

      this is the kind of IndyNet dashboard I am building towards

      https://blog.ssuiteoffice.com/images/ssuiteoffice/SSuiteGrootMainPageDefault.png

    6. Our new exquisitely enhanced gateway to the web - GROOT

      gateway to the IndyWeb?

    1. provide computer-users with free quality office software and applications without any digital restrictions attached.

    2. SSuite Office is the foremost provider of Free quality office software on the internet today...

    1. “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams” Eleanor Roosevelt

      Description

      4 : future beauty dream

    1. AS WE MAY THINK

      4 : MEMEX

    2. THE HUMAN BRAIN FILES BY ASSOCIATION

      The human brain does not file by associations but preserves trails

    3. With onc itctn in its grasp, i t snaps instanrly to the next that issuggested by the assaciatton of thoughts, in accordance with someintrlcate web of trails carried by the cells of rhc bram. I t has othercharacteristics, of course; trails that are not frequently fallowed areprone to fade, Items are not fully pennancnr, memory is transitory.Yct the speed of action, the intricacy of trails, the derail of mentalpictures, is awe-inspiring bcyund all else in naturc

      does talk about trails in the brain

    4. process is simple selection: i t proceeds by examining in turn every one of a large set of irems and by picking out those which have certain specified characterist~cs. Therc 1s another form of sclcction bcsr dlusrratrd by thc aururnaric relephone exchange

      selection by picking out those with certain characteristics

      selection by indexing by machine

    5. Thc human mind does not work that way. It operarcs by associa-tion

      The headline for this section should have been:

      The Human Mind works by association - The MEMEX enhance this in regard to the permanence and the clarity of recall

    6. selection

      first occurence : selection

      This process is simple selection: i t proceeds by examining in turn every one of a large set of irems and by picking out those which have certain specified characterist~cs.Therc 1s another form of sclcction bcsr dlusrratrd by thc aururnaric relephone exchange. You dial a number and the machine selects and connects just one of a million poss~blesta'tions. I t does not run over them all. Ir pays attention only to a class givcn by a first digit, then only to a suhclars of this given by the second d i g ~ t ,and so on; and thus proceeds rapidly and almost ~lncrringlyto the selected station. I t requires a few seconds t o make the selection, although the process could hc speeded up if in- creased speed were economically warranred

    1. e human mind does not work that way. It operates by association

      The Human Mind Works by Associations

      that should be the headline

    2. e human mind does not work that way.

      The Human Mind vs getting at the record by artifial indexing

      whereas concepts/words present themselves in the mind as indeces to experience!

    1. A paper that fully justifies the material basis of consciousnessMetaphysicists attack materialism on the material basis of consciousness. i.e., consciousness cannot be the neural activity of a material mind. Alternatively, one cannot reduce physical activity in the brain to consciousness. They argue that experiences have intentionality and they have aboutness. In the material world, nothing has this aboutness since a neural discharge is just a neural discharge. Poznanski et al. (2023)* circumvent this synthesis by claiming that intentionality is within the brain as diachronic actions. Here the action is negentropic or neural, but it distinguishes it from activity in the inclusion of intentionality in terms of aboutness., namely being for something or serving a purpose, expressed through functional interactions describing evolving boundary conditions. The self-referential character of experience is functional relations that control the energy or ionic flow. They are ontologically higher-level boundary conditions. This naturally leads through the analysis of functional interactions to the mechanism of consciousness. Now possible through panexperiential materialism.

      to :

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ResultsFeatured snippet from the webAn applet is a small computer program that performs a specific task. It is typically embedded within another larger app or software platform and has limited functionality.

    1. “The surest way to heal an eco-system is to connect it to more of itself.”— William McDonough

    2. Welcome to The MyceliumAn experimental platform to map, connect and amplify the regenerative network.Tijn TjoelkerJul 12, 2023
    1. Tijn Tjoelker 2nd degree connection 2nd Land and Seascape Regeneration | Synergies | LinkedIn Top Green Voice

    1. peer-to-peer network has certain commercial potential.

      Description

    2. peer-to-peer network has self-enhancement capability. The content become more popular, the more nodes are caching content data, so the cost of storing data becomes very low.

      peer-to-peer networks - self-enhancement capabilities

    3. for - progressive reformulation for scaling synthesis - interleaving of traditionla running text paragraphs with images of slides

      for - indyweb - slides - progressive presentation modalities for progressive articulation and sharing - - integration of content at varying granullity and presentation

    4. content-centric network (ICN) architecture

      content-centric network why ICN?

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    1. ICN/NDN:Enhancing data transmission in IPFS

    1. No such thing as “future-proof”

      how wrong one can be?

      Oh yes there is. And there is no silver bullet in systems that are fundamentally are broken wheels. Where it is not clear what is IT. Our systems are like the Cambrian explosion, where Crustaceans

      https://hypothes.is/a/gc5H8iLqEe6SdfeqgchZrA but a fresh start that endures and lives forever because it has the capacity for growth and co-evolution with the built iin capacity to recapitulate at every stage its ontogeny its own phylogeny

      forward compatible

      evergreen enduring co-evolution of means

    1. "user" : "gyuri", "any" : "flipped", "max" : "100", "addQuoteContext" : "true", "groupName" : "All"

      search - hyp : flipped

    1. Last impressions first – a flipped approach to web designAxess Labhttps://axesslab.com › flipped-web-designAxess Labhttps://axesslab.com › flipped-web-designOct 17, 2019 — Web teams usually spend a tremendous amount of time, money and energy on designing lovely, beautiful start pages.

      Description

    2. Flipped Web Design - Overview, News & CompetitorsZoomInfohttps://www.zoominfo.com › flipped-web-designZoomInfohttps://www.zoominfo.com › flipped-web-designFlipped Web Design is a company that operates in the Media and Entertainment industry. It employs 6-10 people and has $1M-$5M of revenue.

    3. flippedweb.comflippedweb.comhttp://flippedweb.comflippedweb.comhttp://flippedweb.comApr 16, 2023 — flippedweb.com. Something amazing will be constructed here.

      Description

    4. google - search : "Flipped Web"

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    1. Last impressions first – a flipped approach to web design Published 17 October 2019, by Hampus Sethfors

    1. original context may be obtained

      content from original context

    2. links are between the addresses of these contents

      content addressability

    1. This is design inextricable from authorship. It’s style that cannotbe dissected from content without bleeding away informative power. (Stein, 2000

      style that cannot be dissected from content

    2. Designscholars both within and outside of our field have long argued for a whole docu-ment approach, in which content and presentation must be designed simulta-neously to be rhetorically effective. Design should be thought of not as a look andfeel imposed on top of content but as a rhetorical melding of form and functio

      peresentation and content mutual originating

    3. Content Management and the Separationof Presentation and ContentDave ClarkUniversity of Wisconsin-Milwauke

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    1. Content Management and the Separation of Presentation and ...wpmucdn.comhttps://bpb-us-w2.wpmucdn.com › dist › 2018/08wpmucdn.comhttps://bpb-us-w2.wpmucdn.com › dist › 2018/08PDFby D Clark · 2008 · Cited by 108 — The separation is foundational to content management, a fact that can create philosophical and cognitive dissonance for technical communicators trained

    1. what I really want is to build shared context.

      we need the ability to build - high resolution - re-(callable|sumable|usable|mixable) - shared context - content always in adjacent context - indexed by multiplicity of incident intents

    2. going to vanish off the google search

      do not let it vanish into google search

    1. for - PlexScape

      web snarf - indy0@cryptpad

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    2. nodes.outgoers()     Get edges (and their targets) coming out of the nodes in the collection.

      Get edges (and their targets) coming out of the nodes in the collection.

      https://hyp.is/tUpPOh_uEe6nUdfS-lfhmw/js.cytoscape.org/

    3. nodes.outgoers()

      x

    4. nodes.incomers()
    5. nodes.incomers()     Get edges (and their sources) coming into the nodes in the collection.

      incoming nodes and edges

    1. You might not specify the graph elements at initialisation, instead opting to add the elements via cy.add().

      use cy.add

    2. One useful metric is topology combined with score

      One useful metric is - topology combined with score:

      You can select a subgraph based on - the graph topology - relative to a chosen locus - (e.g. N hops away from a chosen node), - using some score or - ordinal ranking

      to cut down that topological set to a reasonable size.

      When you have a ranking within a subset, you can also use a - pagination-like approach to flip through to lower-scoring elements in the topological subset - (e.g. using a slider or stepper).

    3. Large, highly-connected graphs tend to be more or less a hairball regardless of choice of layout

      hairball

      Description

    4. for - plexScape

    5. Using layouts

    1. The structure and evolution of the GreenCheck trust graphs are natural for token economics. Order of invitation and validation, network centrality, etc. can easily map to token issuance. Rather than commit to specific token logic now, GreenCheck will use the edges of the trust graph as delegations for liquid democratic decisions about how tokens should work.

      token economics

    2. GreenCheck is a social graph commons.

      social graph commons

    1. Steve Vitka 2nd degree connection 2nd Owner, Blacklight Ventures Blacklight Ventures University of Virginia New York City Metropolitan Area Contact info 237 connections Charles Blass, Brad deGraf, and 4 other mutual connectionsCharles Blass, Brad deGraf, and 4 other mutual connections

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    1. “humanity verification” or “proof of humanity”.

      antidote build trust based interpersonal networks

    2. “get paid to open it” system

      paid to open

    3. Everyone Has Their “Indiscriminate Price”

      Indiscriminate Price

    4. allow usersto relax and enjoy their networks instead of feeling enslaved by them

      enjoy networkd

      instead of being enslaved by them

    5. The Universal Feed and Negotiating Virtual Assistant

      Universal Feed

      Negotiating Assistant

    6. taming the attention economy

      taming the attention economy

    7. ruly democraticmutability, in contrast to blockchain's immutability, that will drive CC's value and allow it to winin the long run through unfettered iteration

      democratic mutability

    8. designed to be re-bootable without losing community trust

      designed to be re-bootable =

    9. CC is the opposite of a “code is law” crypto-project

      opposite of "code is law"

    10. CCs will become swappable with eachother and other currencies

      CCs will become swappable =

    11. such as social media groups, working groups, or any group of people needing tocommunicate remotely and asynchronously

      in fact you can plug-out to indyHub to provide autonomous interpersonal communication infrastructure

      https://opencollective.com/open-learning-commons/projects/indy-learning-commons Description

    12. any platform that supported a CCplug-in

      Been working in a convergent andjacent context

      came up with the concept of plug out!

    13. Communication, Contact, Content, andConsent Currency and/or Credits

      Nice concept indeed

    14. At the center of this user-centric

      People-centric

      We are not users, losers. but players

      Drug pushers call their customers users too

    1. Used thoughtfully, software offers leverage unlike anything that's come before. The problem we solved today can become a tool that lets us solve more complex problems tomorrow.
    1. because these will create coupling in your view layer which makes your testing hard and your architecture very opinionated

      coupling in your view

    2. it’s worth keeping your logic outside of components.

      indeed

      decoupling

    3. Should You Use a State Library in JavaScript UI Apps

      My answer is: Hell No

    1. Project Xanadu®Xanadu.nethttps://www.xanadu.netXanadu.nethttps://www.xanadu.netWe propose a new kind of writing-- PARALLEL PAGES, VISIBLY CONNECTED. Consider some examples from our previous work--. Consider our original ideas, as presented ...

    2. ! search - xanadu ted nelson

    1. I call this dream the "unified feed" , and Sam, I believe that Dazzle.town 's data palace fits your bill. I write a lot about the unified feed in a recent whitepaper https://www.dropbox.com/s/v9u7zod8rg50rr2/Contac…
    1. exformation (uncountable) All the shared body of knowledge which is not explicitly used when people communicate, but without which communication would be impossible.

      making it explicit through articulation

    1. an emergent property

      emergent property

    2. AI, or, Shifty Epistemics and Shaky OntologiesFictional girlfriends and the suss dudes who made them possible

    1. Is Crypto Twitter headed to Threads? Weekly recap: Twitter under attack, Bored Apes underperforming.

    1. Possiplex is his term for that larger web in cyberspace, since he thinks the world wide web is a disaster.

    2. The Possiplex

    1. humanity has no decent writing tools

      humanity

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