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  1. Jul 2023
    1. 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.

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

      Description

    3. google - search : "Flipped Web"

      About 25,500 results (0.27 seconds)

    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

      x

    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

  2. bafybeiead3bqioruin7ltpooexizzruzc3fgtt3pqjb22hgcrkhyvnueou.ipfs.w3s.link bafybeiead3bqioruin7ltpooexizzruzc3fgtt3pqjb22hgcrkhyvnueou.ipfs.w3s.link
    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. the scientific era had killed metaphysics

      the scientific era had killed metaphysics - and by metaphysics he means - the ultimate truth you know - the one and

      he claimed that the twin forces of Science and pragmatism had replaced - metaphysics - but that that was a mistake

      because you know in a certain colloquial sense

      Hegel thought - man cannot live by science and pragmatism alone

      claim : his basic claim is that - metaphysics is logic and - logic needed updating um and that - logic had been left untouched by both science and pragmatism that - all that was left of logic was an empty form without any real psychic content

    2. shift from what 00:01:55 is with a capital is meaning here the absolute one the essential Unity and fusion with that essential Unity to 00:02:07 uh what is you know a practical pragmatic reality and um a emphasis on closeness as opposed to Absolute Fusion

      what IS vs

      pragmatic what is (facts?)

    3. make logic alive again for the spiritual world for our life world

      make logic alive again

    4. THE LOGIC DIALOGUES (1): Metaphysics of Adjacency (w/ Layman Pascal)

    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

      has no decent writing tools -

      )

    2. you appear 00:03:27 to be the only one around twist clinically sane

      only one around who is clinically sane - )

    3. if at first you don't succeed try try again

      try and try again

    1. NIST Announces First Four Quantum-Resistant Cryptographic Algorithms Federal agency reveals the first group of winners from its six-year competition.

      Description

    1. As soon as we try to talk about universality, we make it particular.

      restack

    1. when you invent a broken wheel there is it isn't obvious what the wheel is or it doesn't even work at all flat tire you can you can 00:19:55 run it at the expense of the tire and figure out what the tire should be in a square wheel you can run it and figure out it should be rounder but a broken wheel won't work and so attempts to fix a broken wheel 00:20:08 produce more variations of a broken wheel and we've had 16 years of them ok

      when you invent a broken wheelthere is - it isn't obvious what the wheel is

      Description

    2. use something like open search

    1. THE LOGIC DIALOGUES (1): Metaphysics of Adjacency (wYouTubehttps://www.youtube.com › watchYouTubehttps://www.youtube.com › watch1:58:37THE LOGIC DIALOGUES (1): Metaphysics of Adjacency (w/ Layman Pascal). Philosophy Portal.YouTube · Philosophy Portal · Dec 5, 2022

    2. Metaphysics of Adjacency: Three levels? - Layman PascalSubstackhttps://laymanpascal.substack.com › metaphysics-of-adja...Substackhttps://laymanpascal.substack.com › metaphysics-of-adja...Mar 26, 2021 — The metaphysics of adjacency (MOA) is my attempt to describe the type of metaphysics required by postmetaphysics and implied by pluralistic, ...

      search : metaphiscs of adjacency Description

    3. How the Absolute Might MoveMediumhttps://medium.com › ...Mediumhttps://medium.com › ...(Re)constructing “A Is A” argues that “The Metaphysics of Adjacency” created by Layman is brilliant and aligns with the work of Hegel, as does the work of ...The Modern Counter-Enlightenment - O.G. Rose - Mediumhttps://o-g-rose-writing.medium.com › ...https://o-g-rose-writing.medium.com › ...Dec 12, 2022 — 'Our contemporary age is bringing into popular discussion the Metaphysics of Adjacency under various names — 'post-metaphysics,' ...

    4. GENERATIVE (EN)CLOSURES, BUBBLES, AND MAGIC ...Integral Review Journalhttps://integral-review.org › issues › vol_15_no...Integral Review Journalhttps://integral-review.org › issues › vol_15_no...PDFby B Alderman · 2019 — The slippery way I use generative (en)closure is prepositional – i.e., a promiscuous angel. 7 Layman Pascal introduced his Metaphysics of Adjacency in two ...26 pages
    1. How the Absolute Might Move

    1. When you share the link to a document or shared folder through an insecure channel

      When you share the link to a document or shared folder through an insecure channel - (for example email or SMS), - someone might intercept the link and - gain access to your data.

      To prevent this from happening, - the owners of a document or folder - can add a password.

    1. Frequently Asked QuestionsA few questions to discover PeerTube You can also go on the forum to discuss with the community.PeerTube Presentation

      Description

    1. on the web platform we are creating unintended silos

      on the web platform we are creating unintended silos by - making it harder to get data in and out of web sites and apps,

      the data only flows one way: - from the web to apps, - because apps can be in all the places that users expect them to be on their devices.

    2. Chrome started to work on the Web Share Target API

      x

    1. Many users of the program desired to use this same idea to create personal websites. This led to the creation of Trellix Web (codenamed "Brooklyn"), a downloadable, client-based software tool

      create personal websites

    2. Trellix[1] was a software company whose products allowed web users to set up personal websites with the use of online publishing tools.[2]

    1. Daniel Singer Bricklin (born July 16, 1951) is an American businessman and engineer who is the co-creator, with Bob Frankston, of the VisiCalc spreadsheet program. He also founded Software Garden, Inc., of which he is currently president, and Trellix.[1] which he left in 2004.[2] He currently serves as the chief technology officer of Alpha Software.[3]

    1. Dan Bricklin coined the term "friend-to-friend network" in 2000.[1]

      coined

    2. F2F networks can grow in size without compromising their users' anonymity

      without compromising anonymity

    3. Friend-to-friend

      f2f

    1. The friend-to-friend structure of the Retroshare network makes it difficult to intrude and hardly possible to monitor from an external point of view.

      f2f

      friend 2 friend

    2. Retroshare is an instant messaging and file-sharing network that uses a distributed hash table for address discovery. Users can communicate indirectly through mutual friends and request direct connections.

      DHT

    3. Retroshare is a free and open-source peer-to-peer communication and file sharing app based on a friend-to-friend network built by GNU Privacy Guard (GPG).[4] Optionally, peers may exchange certificates and IP addresses to their friends and vice versa

    1. Looks like it is not possible to annotate CryptPad shared pages

      found : CryptPad - Simon Grant Home Page

    1. Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet.

      • 🟠Large Orange Circle
      • 🟡Large Yellow CircleU+1F7E2
      • 🟢Large Green CircleU+1F7E3
      • 🟣Large Purple CircleU+1F7E4
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      🟔 Heavy Twelve Pointed Pinwheel Star

      U+1F7D5

      🟕 Circled Triangle

      U+1F7D6

      🟖 Negative Circled Triangle

      U+1F7D7

      🟗 Circled Square

      U+1F7D8

      🟘 Negative Circled Square

      U+1F7E0

    1. Douglas Engelbart and the Means to an EndA List Aparthttps://alistapart.com › column › douglas-engelbartA List Aparthttps://alistapart.com › column › douglas-engelbartJul 25, 2013 — The era was dominated by a belief that artificial intelligence was at hand and would soon create a world populated by thinking machines.

      search : engelbart problem-oriented

      :Description

    1. build a new Open Source knowledge management tool.

      build new Open Source knowledge management tool

    2. Join us to contributing to Open Source, European Digital Sovereignty and a Human Centric Technology world!

      digital sovereignty

    3. Job Offers Become the next XWikier
  3. cryptpad.org cryptpad.org
    1. lease check their jobs page for more information

    1. open and store CryptPad documents in Nextcloud

      NextCloud

    2. CryptPad Draw.io integration and provide a diagram editor and build an API to integrate CryptPad as an editor for NextCloud text and diagrams.

      nextcloud text and diagrams

    3. CryptPad White Paper to describe the security of CryptPad.

      white paper

    4. CryptPad Funding Status January 2023 Ludovic Dubost - 9 Feb 2023

    1. HedgeDoc lets you create real-time collaborative markdown notes.

      real-time collaborative

    2. HedgeDoc - The best platform to write and share markdown.

      robert

    1. npm install -g bower

      install

    2. Bower A package manager for the web

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    2. Fully open-source

      CryptPad is free software. Anyone can host the platform in a personal or professional capacity. The development team offers subscriptions and support contracts for ready-to-use deployments.

    3. A full suite of applications

      Description

    4. Funded by and for users

      Funded by and for users

      Unlike other platforms, CryptPad - does not offer "free" services - to sell user-data and - cash-out for its investors.

      Our current goal is to be - fully funded by users through - subscriptions and donations.

      There are - no investors - waiting to profit from user data - (it's encrypted anyway), and - no "exit strategy" since all the code is already in the public domain.

    5. Funded by and for users Unlike other platforms, CryptPad does not offer "free" services to sell user-data and cash-out for its investors. Our current goal is to be fully funded by users through subscriptions and donations. There are no investors waiting to profit from user data (it's encrypted anyway), and no "exit strategy" since all the code is already in the public domain.

      Description

    1. Personal Computer For Children Of All Ages

      PC for children

    2. DynaBook – Complete History of the DynaBook

    1. context - clude - HTML universal exchange format | IndyWeb Page Home

      search : dynabook alan kay

    2. Complete History of the DynaBookHistory-Computerhttps://history-computer.com › Articles › ProductsHistory-Computerhttps://history-computer.com › Articles › ProductsNov 30, 2022 — Alan Kay invented the concept of the DynaBook in 1968. · It was a a personal computer for children of all ages. · Alan Kay's vision of the ...$500.00

    3. DynabookWikipediahttps://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › DynabookWikipediahttps://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › DynabookThe KiddiComp concept, envisioned by Alan Kay in 1968 while a PhD candidate, and later developed and described as the Dynabook in his 1972 proposal "A ..

    1. Dynamic documents as personal software

      documents as personal software

      for - DynaDocs as Personal Software

      for - Personalized Mobile Computing

    2. gradually enhancing a document into a software application

      The idea of - gradually enhancing a document - into a software application is not new.

      It’s related to document-based - productivity tools

    1. But Xanadu

      But Xanadu was more complex and nuanced.

      It centered around the principle of - "Parallel Documents, Visibly Linked" - – the proposed interface presented documents side-by-side, and - included features like version control and - Bi-Directional Links.

      Description

    2. Transclusion and Transcopyright DreamsThe lost permissioning and copyright system of the Web

    1. Description

    2. Conclusion

      The current implementation of IPFS Lite is not really compatible to IPFS(kubo), due to the fact that it does not publish any data on the IPFS DHT. Because simply it does not make sense.

      Therefore a regular IPFS node, will probably not find and IPFS Lite node data,because it does not try to connect directly to the node which offers the IPNS data.

      With this in mind the, a client (Thor - IPFS Lite) has been developed, which is optimized for this behaviour. This client can also handle regular IPFS/IPNS data.

    3. IPFS Lite

    1. Hyperlink Academy
      • intimate groups

      • creative collaboration Description

      • shared worlds

    1. ☸gyuri🦁@🗫①♾@INDYLABb@💻bootstrap@indylab1 2022 02 25 12:04 - source : Commons P2P wiki requirements - by : Simon Grant | LinkedIn - links : clone - p2p wiki @asimong
    1. Collaboration suite, end-to-end encrypted and open-source. Made at XWiki

    1. Collective Intelligence Labs We develop Web 3.0 technologies for decentralized decision-making and meritocratic reputation-based governance systems. Information Technology & Services 40 followers 4 employees

    1. DEIP - Creator Economy Protocol DEIP is the first Web 3.0 domain-specific protocol for tokenization and governance of high-value intangible assets #NFT

    1. run your own instance

      run your own instance

    2. CryptPad is a collaborative office suite that is end-to-end encrypted and open-source.

      Very nice

      could make it offline first, local-first with IndyWeb and async

    3. Collaboration and privacy Yes, you can have both

    1. Database¶ CryptPad takes an unusual approach to storing documents on the server. User data is simply stored on the file system rather than a database.

    1. 20,756 views Sep 23, 2019 Thoughts on Functional Programming Season 2 What happens when your language is so powerful that small, independent teams can solve their problems without libraries? Does everyone flock to it? Or do you just get a lack of libraries?

      ►► Audio, Video, and Transcript available: https://lispcast.com/what-is-the-curs... ►► Subscribe on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/t...

    2. What is the Curse of Lisp?
    1. unimaginably miraculous the more that we invite that kind of experience and imperious to be given to us so on my way

      experience and inperience to be given to us

    2. Description

    1. Who Am I? The Realization That Brings an End to Karma ~ Shunyamurti Satsang with Q&A

      x

    1. How to build (and rebuild) trust6,135,566 views | Frances Frei • TED2018

      trust is the foundation for everything we do

    1. This may be the most incisive, profound, and rewatchable TED Talk I have ever seen! So much understanding and wisdom packed into 15 minutes!

    1. no longer live in a world at all but exist in a simulacrum of our own making

      live in a simulacrum of our own making

      Description

    1. existence of the match, of the shared interests.

      gist

      Interest based social networks

      https://hyperpost.co/

      Now in the works replacing Google+ forging the IndyVerse

    2. Social Media Potential For Building Meaningful Connections

    3. Current social media platforms are largely unfit for creating meaningful connections online

      Find the Other create connection s that are - meaningful - (a)live for You, always - autonomous - private - secure - based on trust for trust, but verify - evergreen/permanent

    1. With IPFS the entire World Wide Web can be considered as one torrent file that everyone shares

      One torrent file that everyone shares

    2. Here are the benefits that the web 2.0 cannot compete with

    3. How IPFS is Challenging the Web as We Know It

    1. How IPFS is Challenging the Web as We Know It - Medium

    2. Is IPFS a blockchain?Quorahttps://www.quora.com › Is-IPFS-a-blockchainQuorahttps://www.quora.com › Is-IPFS-a-blockchainAug 23, 2019 — While blockchain shares a ledger with its nodes, IPFS is a peer to peer file-sharing system that hashes files (similar to the way blockchain hashes transactions) ...6 answers  ·  4 votes: TL;DR No IPFS is actually a network protocol that aims to replace the curren

    3. google - search - Is IPFS a blockchain?

      Although it uses similar architectural elements - like Merkle Trees,

      IPFS is not built on Blockchain but rather is - designed to work together with existing Blockchain protocols.

      As mentioned in the misconceptions above, - each file uploaded to IPFS will get a permanent address.

      IPFS gives you the abiity to create contentchains and with IPLD allows you to link them together to suite your intent and purpose

      it gives you instasnt global permanent consensus if you like

      the more participants the better the network is

    1. “I see!” said a voice at the back of the hall, breaking the silence. “You are trying to articulate, in language that only philosophers can understand, intuitions that only computer scientists can have.” Still haunting, thirty years later. But it is time for change.

      articulate in language philosophers can understand

      intuitions only computer scientist can have

      hackers

      age of significance

    1. How to build tree-shakeable JavaScript librariesSeptember 13, 2022Best PracticesDan OnoshkoOpen Source Ecosystem Engineer at Cube

      4 - web know how

    2. Rollup performs

      Rollup performs - tree-shaking and - dead code elimination

      on its own.)

    3. tree-shaking is a later term

      tree-shaking is a later term that is - only relevant if JavaScript bundlers and - ES6 imports/exports are used.

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    1. analyse a potential power triangle between three kinds of mutuallydependent, mutually threatening and co-evolving cognitive systems

      analyse a potential power triangle between three kinds of mutually dependent, mutually threatening and co-evolving cognitive systems—the human being, the social system and the emerging synthetic intelligence. The question we address is what configuration between these powers would enable humans to start governing the global socio-econo-political system, rather than being governed by it?

    2. ‘Semiocene,’ rather than the Anthropocene, would do it more justice

      bad idea

    3. goal-oriented approach to the design of AI systems

      x

    1. A demographic inversion is taking place: cities are where the affluent millennials and retirees want to live, while suburbs are becoming home to poorer people and immigrants.