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  1. Sep 2022
    1. …I have been out of business, that is, money-making business, for about nine years, and during this period I have devoted all of my spare time to the object of promoting modern scientific management. In this I feel I can accomplish much more than I could in any other way, because it has been practically my life’s work; and I also think it is my duty to devote my time and money to this cause, for the reason that there is no one else in the country who is in a position to accomplish what I am able to do in this direction.

      out of money-making business

  2. Aug 2022
    1. This notebook will continue to evolve going into the future

      !- experiment : keeping annotated pages ever green

      this is just the beginning

      https://indylab-2022.files.fission.name/p/Web%20Archive/%F0%9F%AA%B4%20Start%20Here.html

    1. Now, corporations are re-engineering the global economy for maximal economic dependence and profit-taking — just another form of slavery, albeit a tad less 12 Years a Slave and a little more Brave New World.

      maximal economic dependence

    2. Corporate profit is the ultimate inefficiency.

      yup

    1. Gardner Campbell@GardnerCampbellFollows you

      !- profile : GardnerCampbell - twitter handle : @GardnerCampbell

      Somebody else's favorite song. I speak for myself only. Retweets, favorites mean many things. Photo: Pete Forsyth Virginiagardnercampbell.net/blog1Joined February 2007 5,898 Following 6,060 Followers Followed by TrailHub, Codex OS, and 32 others you follow

    1. The 50th Anniversary of Doug Engelbart's landmark Demo was celebrated on 3+ continents! Visit theDEMOat50.org for details

      50th anniversary

    1. Bootstrapping Brilliance™ Highlights 0 "Toward yielding more brilliant outcomes in your initiatives, teams and networks, leading to a more brilliant world."

      Bootstrapping Brilliance Highlights

    2. Q: How “bootstrappable” are you? The more your work product helps leverage collective IQ, the more walking your talk will yield a bonus multiplier effect - the essence of bootstrapping, your greatest point of leverage.

      how boostrappable are you

    3. oin forces in a NIC of NICs to share learnings, joint research, pilot experiments

      NIS

      Open Learning Commons!

    4. “improving how to improve,” your MVP is the human-tool ecosystem

      improving how to improve

      Our MVP is the Human-tool exo-ecocsystem itself

    5. Improve how you improve to get that multiplier-scaling effect

      Bootstrap your ABCs

      improve how you improve

      A capable Networked Tool for Thought tool B go multiplayer grow interpersonal networked conversations C Open commons based peer meta-design, co-creation, co-evolution of Software as a Symmathetic Conversations

    6. Frame your quest – ask which essential capabilities you will cultivate, augment, improve?

      Target whole capability

      frame your quest

    7. Launch pilot expedition(s) – ask how far out can you push, how fast? - rapid prototyping, 'co-evolution' are key

      Push the frontier

      Launch pitlot expedition(s)

    8. Equip your network – ask how best to engage, interact, capture, exploit your Collective IQ?

      Leverage group smarts

      Equip your networks

    9. Flesh out your group – ask who best to inform your pursuit, your network, join your expedition?

      Network your community

    10. especially evolvable, open 'hyper' tools (OHS), yielding ever more brilliant outcomes.

      !- slogan : evolvabe openb "hyper" tools OHS

      !- for : IndyWeb, IndyNet - - slogan : evolvable, open, commons based, peer produced interplanetary, interpersonal first HyperMedia Protocols and Web Frameworks

    1. “Pull a thread here and you’ll find it’s attached to the rest of the world.”

      thread attached to the rest of the world

    1. 1:32 Access your data via - image gallery - audio player - video with fast seeking - PDF viewer - text editor - markdown browser - manage tasks with to-do boards - stay on track with calendar app - configure recurring events - add, manage, share, import or filter multiple calendar

      • friends network
      • connect with friends and followers
      • same verification protocol as signal

      • setup your profile

      • control who sees each section
      • setup a folder as a website
      • files, folders are easily shared
      • access can be read only or read write
      • shared using predefined groups
      • or by creating a secret link
      • social feed timeline is ready to go

    2. Peergos Drive.

      • Uploads are resumable
      • downloads are streamed
      • folders as ZIP files
      • can be mounted natively, client side encrypted search

      https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkx5TF6uYuxB1-y35jRWrhjO_N2T7DXMADh

    3. What is Peergos and what can you do with it.

      !- about : PeerGos - is a : - secure - privacy-focused online space - to store, share and communicate - privacy does not come at a cost of convenience - comment - by- gyuri - where convenience does not come at the cost of privacy, either

      https://bafkreiatx7jsohr3ktzvwismb5jov5egsfpwclhdvmsvsm3sktgqk4pjj4.ipfs.dweb.link/?filename=_136%2520%2520Peergos%2520Tour%2520-%2520YouTube%2520-%2520vision.png

      • same as : our vision for the IndyNet
      • 80% of what we've been bootstrapping
      • the difference is that in addition all that Pergros offers
      • we intend for creating
      • Autonomous
      • InterPersonal
      • Digital Spaces
      • built from human Trust for Trust
      • with Zero friction on boarding
      • Evergreen
      • with full provenance

      https://peergos.net/#%7B%22secretLink%22:true%2c%22link%22:%22#6MDZhRRPT4ugkJuUfcR4HUBKWFaAUE9Lc5F8GiPr4gYNR2K3729dZfUirK3CUe/6MDZhRRPT4ugkJuUfccsrqELFsuKZiwACb3uN1JqNM2perh5qRRvLkqMu8Ak2S/2VpbP7XAbLazUnU6bJn3WtWRAwTpoHd1YQCj7s3hxmBWg7DrRw9NdG3hxL5BeG2Ky1CDieQLQm2WEarCqnAduGzEgPP3zvU/5Pf7Sv69b7rdJyRXmVAdJLzrzaGNq7SLo7Hhv4qnwKDehJEcqu5%22%2c%22open%22:true%2c%22filename%22:%22_136%20%20Peergos%20Tour%20-%20YouTube%20-%20vision.png%22%7D

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      sourcegraph

    1. Metablog The web's only search engine of blog posts

      hyperblog anynone?

    1. “Sonja” was my PhD thesis program, described in my book Vision, Instruction, and Action.

      Sonja

    1. Identity, Capabalities, & Private Data - @expede - Building Apps on IPFS

      x

    2. Identity, Capabalities, & Private Data - @expede - Building Apps on IPFS

      x

    1. global peer-to-peer encrypted file system and application protocol being a file system everything has a unique path which begins with your 00:00:28 username fine grained access control it's pure capability based you don't need to rely on a server to enforce these capabilities just maths it's quantum resistant

      !- gloss : Peergos - global - peer-to-peer - encrypted file system and - application protocol

      • being a file system
        • everything has a unique path
        • which begins with your username
      • fine grained access control
      • it's pure capability based
      • you don't need to rely on a server
        • to enforce these capabilities
      • it's quantum resistant
    2. Identity, Capabilities, & Private Data - @ianopolous - Building Apps on IPFS24 views24 views19 Aug 2022

      x

    1. the question is what is the real origin of consciousness exactly in case where did it come from was there a time when there was no consciousness well I 00:03:11 don't think it originates in time you see as I think it's a potential of the whole universe wholeness will arise between us all and participation rather than separately
      • consciousness does not originate in time
      • its a potential of the whole universe
      • wholeness will arise between is all
      • participation rather than separately Description
    2. David Bohm on science, the implicate order and coherence.
    1. we're aligning more on the car file mode anyway because jsipfs has proven to be not be 00:06:37 viable yeah i mean we can't use it anymore either

      !- claim : jsipfs has proven to be non viable

    1. not yet clear how to builda comprehensive representation of human cognitiveprocesses, which could be used as a foundationalcomponent of IoP solutions.

      Really?

    2. Social/Cognitive “overlays” beyond the mobile edge

      emergent global overlays

    3. seeking quantitative mathematical models

      People interests go way beyond whatever can be modelled by quantitative methods

    4. efficientlyguide information diffusion among users

      guide information diffusion among people

    5. behaviour becomes one of thekey elements for designing

      Why can't we empower people to design/agreagate solutions for themselves to meet their own needs best

    6. although the concept ofprotocol stack itself would need to be re-thought

      indeed

    7. the humanbecomes the centre of Internet systems and, for this reason, in[19] this paradigm change has been termed an “Anti-Copernican Revolution”

      Anti Copernican Revolution

    8. Proximity-based services,ProSe

      Proximity-based services ProSe

    9. D2Dcommunication

      device to device communications

    10. support design paradigms whereby the control over thedeployment and operations of network functions may also beallocated to users’ devices, which autonomously decide howto cooperate with the core network to obtain the networkingservices they need at a certain point in time.

      edevices autonompuisly decide how to cooperate with the core networking services

    11. embrace(mobile) edge devices as “first-class network nodes”

      edge devices as first-class network nodes

    12. users’ devices at the edge of thenetwork are extremely powerful and would be able to generatetheir own local networking environments on-demand, withoutnecessarily (or exclusively) relying on Internet functionalityprovided by core infrastructures

      generate own networking environments

    13. Cyber-Physical Convergence

      Cyber-Physical Convergence

    14. well-established models that describe relevantaspects of the human individual and social behavior,derived in “non-ICT” disciplines. These models willhave to be embedded into networking protocols anddevices logic, to influence the operations of thenetworking functions

      encode beahaviourist models into protocols?

    15. crowdsourcing andcrowdsensing

      how about Personal Digital Autonomy

    16. sers’ personal devices become proxies of theirhuman users in the Internet

      devices as proxies for People?

    17. !- reading list : content addressing, dWeb

    18. making – inperspective - users’ personal devices “first-class citizens” inthe provisioning and operation directly at the edge of Internetfunctions

      why only the devices are first-class citizens

      why not the People, the Ones, the Players that make use of them?

    19. Network functions are more and morepushed towards the edges of the Internet

      Network functions pushed towards the edges

    20. Cyber-Physical Convergence

      internet and the physical world intertwine

    21. Internet of People (IoP)An inter-disciplinary approach to Networking in a human-centric NGI

      position paper

      NGI networking protocols

      NGI becomes an Internet of People

    1. Internet Of People

      We need Open, Commons based, peer produced, EverGreen, co-evolving InterPersonal Networks of Autonomous HyperMedia Spaces connecting People, Ideas and Things.

      It is as simple as that

    2. The Internet of People protocol

      x

    1. Ecosystem ReviewJanuary 2021

      !- reading list, for : content addressing, dWeb

      • comment :
      • This one is over a year old.
      • The overview that it gives is not as helpful that it could be
      • my independent research covered most of it
      • as I have a data-centric and even people-centric view points
      • have a vision nay a missiont to build tech
      • based on human Trust for Trust,
      • for a world we want (diglife)
      • so are not so interested in smart contracts and
      • DeFi leaning part of the Web3 convergence stack

      Description

    2. !- for : content addressing, dWeb

      • comment :
      • This one is over a year old.
      • The overview that it gives is not as helpful that it could be
      • my independent research covered most of it
      • as I have a data-centric and even people-centric view points
      • have a vision nay a missiont to build tech
      • based on human Trust for Trust,
      • for a world we want (diglife)
      • so are not so interested in smart contracts and
      • DeFi leaning part of the Web3 convergence stack

      Description

    3. calabilityPeergos can handle arbitrarily large files, including random access, upload and download, and on under-powered devices like mobile phones. This is largely due to the independent encryption of each 5 MiB section,as well as the "zero IO" seeking within a file

      zero io seeking

    4. Peergos

      storage and application protocol on top of IPFS

    5. Solid (derived from "social linked data")

      solid

  3. arxiv.org arxiv.org
    1. IPFS - Content Addressed, Versioned, P2P File System(DRAFT 3)

      !- about : IPFS

      !- reading list : content addressing, dWeb

  4. named-data.net named-data.net
    1. NDN names are opaque to the network, i.e., routers do not know the meaning of a name (although theyknow the boundaries between components in a name). This allows each application to choose the namingscheme that fits its needs and allows the naming schemes to evolve independently from the network

      NDN names are opaque to the network

    2. router then stores the Interest in the Pending Interest Table (PIT

      Pending Interest Table

    3. Communication in NDN is driven by the receiving end, i.e., the data consumer. To receive data, aconsumer sends out an Interest packet, which carries a name that identifies the desired data

      driven by data consumer

      interest packet

    4. name-based routing protocol

      name-based routing protocol

    5. Data-Centric Security
      • for : Data-Centric
    6. Named Data Networking (NDN) Project
      • reading list : content addressing, dWeb

      • about : Named Data Networking

    1. The NDN project was funded by NSF in September 2010 as one of the four projects under NSF’s Future Internet Architecture Program.

      Future Internet Architecture Program

    2. The Named Data Networking (NDN) project aims to develop a new Internet architecture that can capitalize on strengths — and address weaknesses — of the Internet’s current host-based, point-to-point communication architecture in order to naturally accommodate emerging patterns of communication. By naming data instead of their locations, NDN transforms data into a first-class entity.

      • missing : content addressing
    1. Submitted on 14 Jul 2014] Title:IPFS - Content Addressed, Versioned, P2P File System Authors:Juan Benet Download PDF Abstract: The InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) is a peer-to-peer distributed file system that seeks to connect all computing devices with the same system of files. In some ways, IPFS is similar to the Web, but IPFS could be seen as a single BitTorrent swarm, exchanging objects within one Git repository. In other words, IPFS provides a high throughput content-addressed block storage model, with content-addressed hyper links. This forms a generalized Merkle DAG, a data structure upon which one can build versioned file systems, blockchains, and even a Permanent Web. IPFS combines a distributed hashtable, an incentivized block exchange, and a self-certifying namespace. IPFS has no single point of failure, and nodes do not need to trust each other.
      • reading list : content addressing, dWeb

      • from :

    1. A protocol & event-sourced databasefor decentralized user-siloed dataDraft 1.6 - Textile ThreadsPick1, Farmer1, Sutula1, Hagopian1, Gozalishvili2, Hill1 and11Textile.io2Mozilla.orgRevised May 20, 2020

      !- about : Textile, Textile.io

      !- reading list : IndyWeb

      !- reading list : content addressing, dWeb

      !- for : web3 constellations - IndyWeb

      !- summary :

      • this is a seminal paper on web3 tech
      • combine storage and messaging for IndyWeb
      • as Threads

      Description

    2. !- reading list : IndyWeb

      !- reading list : content addressing, dWeb

      !- for : web3 constellations - IndyWeb

      !- summary :

      • this is a seminal paper on web3 tech
      • combine storage and messaging for IndyWeb
      • as Threads

      Description

    1. I've implemented CHAMP [0] for Peergos in the IPLD/IPFS setting, largely based on the Steindorfer paper. There is one improvement that whyrusleeping from ipfs came up with which is to allow a small number of hash collisions in a level, before pushing things down a level.

      !- about : CHAMP

      !- about : Peergos Compressed Hash-Array Mapped Prefix-tree !- for : PeerKeep - annote : https://hyp.is/8PYn0BfYEe2xxXdi_LlC6g/docdrop.org/video/g1vzoZjG9Zo/

    1. so this is it's a it's a feed of of things that have been shared with you by people that you follow in pagos and obviously it's end-to-end encrypted so it's 100 client-side assembled

      social feed

    2. if you run pagos locally then you can view it at username.pagos.localhost and if you're viewing it that way then it's totally independent of dns

      run peergoss locally independent of dns

    3. Peergos presents “The Private Web”

    1. Today is a big step forward for Hypothesis! We're announcing a new Public Benefit Corporation, Anno, and a major investment by ITHAKA/JSTOR and others to take us forward. Seeing others get behind a universal standard for the conversation over all knowledge is incredibly energizing. https://lnkd.in/giTfPfMy Thanks to Kevin Guthrie and many others for believing in this vision!

    1. technologies for open and decentralized public conversation.

      open decentralized conversation

    1. A Self-Authenticating Social Protocol

      0 self authenticating social protocol

      4 self-authenticating Interpersonal IndyWeb

      0 beyond protocols we can have (commons based peer-produced interpersonal constellations)[web+indy:about - The IndyWeb]

      commons based peer produced constellations

    1. Peergos@PeergosIf you migrate to a different server, then all existing links to your content continue to work and you keep your social graph without needing to tell anyone your new host. It's magical. Compare this to changing email, where you must tell all your contacts about your new address.

    1. Légy egy fűszálon a pici él S nagyobb leszel a világ tengelyénél.

      Be on a single grass the teeny blade

      And greater you be you than the world's axis

    2. Hiába fürösztöd önmagadban, Csak másban moshatod meg arcodat.

      about : selfing =

      In vain you bathe in your self,

      only in other can wash your face.

    1. Curating and exploiting such an ontology will be as important as thehardware and software surfaces that activate it
    2. Eric Anderson joined as CEO

      !- claim : Eric Anderson - ceo of - Intentional

      !- meta - experimental ; adding triples on the fly in TrailMarks - Semantic Web Triples are claims - they can be written down as proporsition - subject - predicate -object - write them as a clue as in this example - on the margins, in context - or as part of any TrailMarks page or clue - and with that you can have the Semantic Web - as a proper subset of MindGrapj - and the TrailMarks notation - as "Thought Vectors" can bring them into - the emergent Permanent Autonomous Digital Spaces - on the IndyWeb weaving a people centred - internet connecting People, Ideas, knowledge of things and EverGreen Permanent Self-Archived Intentional Software needed to work with them -

    1. Fast seeking and encrypted history Published: Thu 01 August 2019

    1. reproducible builds (we don't use npm or browserify etc.)

      reproducible builds

    2. Peergos is fully open-source

      open source

    1. There is also no central dns name or TLS certificate authority that could be used to attack the network.

    1. The public keys and usernames are stored in a global append only data structure, with names taken on a first come first served basis. This needs consensus to ensure uniqueness of usernames. This is also where the ipfs node id of the server(s) responsible for synchronising the user's writes is stored.

      ppergos

    1. The social network in Peergos is similar to Twitter or Instagram where any user can send another a follow request. The target user can accept, accept and reciprocate, or deny. Who follows who is not visible to us or the network.

      private social network

    1. Brian Cantwell Smith Prof of Information, Philosophy, and Computer Science

    1. ethics is concerned with how reality should be.
      • comment :
      • this is a potentially self-terminating conception of ethics
      • it assumes a greater agency to us then is reasonable
      • hubris at scale
    2. When at odds with reality, science changes theory, while ethics changes reality
      • science changers theory
      • ethics changes reality
    3. THE TRANSITION FROM THE SCIENTIFIC AGE TO THE ETHICAL AGE IS A PREREQUISITE FOR SURVIVAL OF HUMANITY

    1. Smith’s research focuses on the philosophical foundations of computation, artificial intelligence, and mind, and on fundamental issues in metaphysics and epistemology.

      !- research - focus - philosophical foundations of - computation - artificial intelligence - mind - fundamental issues in - metaphysics - epistemology

    1. !- search : brian cantwell smith contact

    1. Open link in new window.

      Description

    2. Open link in a new tab.

    3. Open a link in a new window Hold Shift and click the link

      !- do how : open link in a new window - chrome now gives you a - searchable reverse chronologic listing of all open tabs - now that I use desktops on Windows - it make sense to open links in new window - so when you look at the current desktop - you can see a thumbpring of all your windows

      • do how : thumbview of tabs in chrome
  5. investinopen.org investinopen.org
    1. We conduct and commission research to increase our understanding of the current landscape.

    2. Open, community-owned infrastructure is necessary for research to thrive.

      !- concept : Open community-owned infrastructure - for open - technologies - systems - supporting : - research, and - scholarship - challenges : conducting research - working with : decision makers

    3. Helping you invest in the open technology that research relies on.
    1. Everyone Included: Hypothesis Accessibility Reaches WCAG 2.1

    2. freeing of information from proprietary systems and formats

      !- resonate with : open, non proprietary format

    3. fluid collaboration between individuals,

      !- value prop : IndyLab

    4. rapid access to knowledge as it evolves

      co-evolution of knowledge along with the tools that create it

    5. a universal conversation layer

      !- value prop : IndyNet

    6. The idea of a shared conversation layer over the world’s knowledge is part of the original idea behind the Web.

      !- value prop : IndyWeb - shared conversation layer is part of the original idea

    1. o with freedom—and I know this is a cliché, but hopefully not in thiscontext—with freedom of that sort comes enormous responsibility. And it’sparadoxical. Responsibility to dream and, coexisting and simultaneous withthat, an obligation to awaken. In other words, an obligation to make sense, benon-trivial, not to squander resources in foolishness. An obligation to awaken,and an obligation to, at the same time, dream. And then the rational mindscreams out, “But this is impossible! is is paradox!” But the subtle mind un-derstands that we have now reached square one. By openly confronting thenecessity for paradox, and by openly confronting the fact that we can only en-close our dilemma by speaking in at least two modes at once, we begin to actu-ally honor the complexity of the situation.
      • freedom comes responsibility
      • the responsibility to dream
      • the obligation to awaken
      • honouring the complexity of the situation
    1. A data project doesn’t start with an idea of whatthe functionality needs to be, but rather focuses on what insights or actions need to be gleanedfrom the data in whatever current shape it’s in
      • not what the functionality needs to be, but
      • what insights or actions needs to be gleaned
    2. not teamand technology, what could it be?
      • not team tech
      • then what
    3. One of the biggest insights from these AI successes is that they don’t see AI projects asapplication development or functionality-driven projects
      • not
      • app dev, or
      • functionality driven
    4. The One Practice That Is Separating The AI Successes FromThe Failures
      • AI projects success failure
    1. One of the biggest insights from these AI successes is that they don’t see AI projects as application development or functionality-driven projects. Rather, they see them as data projects, or sometimes even data products. A data project doesn’t start with an idea of what the functionality needs to be, but rather focuses on what insights or actions need to be gleaned from the data in whatever current shape it’s in.

      !- summary : - data project/product - not about what the functionality needs to be - focus on what insights needs to be gleaned from the data

      !- meme : data is people in disguise - need to glean the insight that Jared Lanier put forward - that information IS people in disguise - and conclude everything must change

    1. Commons-oriented groups and networks address these social and ecological strains by coming together to change the dynamics of very complex systemic problems.
      • commons-oriented groups and networks
    2. Unfolding our founding principles

    1. Unfolding our principles
    2. to create something different, we have to work differently. We are dedicated to supporting you and your teams as the world transforms the ways we work together.
      • create something different
      • work different
      • transform the way we work
    3. aim to to make cross-group coordination faster and more effective in support of changemaking teams cooperating towards a world they want.

      cooperating towards a world they want

    4. Principles

    1. TrailHub@TrailHub1·Jul 16, 2021Asked the question: What "field" is my research in? It has been called "Augmentation Research" Chapter 9 of @hrheingold's classic "Tools for Thought" https://hyp.is/5sOELOZxEeu7LIcMqK1LBQ/www.rheingold.com/texts/tft/09.html… "The Loneliness of a Long-Distance Thinker" is about Doug Engelbart & the Augmentation Research Center

    1. Jump to

      like the way outline of content can be revealed

    2. team health

      hold on to our humanity despite all the forces opposing it

    3. standard playbook for developing high-performing teams doesn't work

      !- response : Our best practices are for the Worst

      Ever since the ethos of the "Worse is Better" rose 30 odd years ago

    4. Want a High Performing Team? F&*k Productivity, Focus on Team Health

      productivity wrong focus

      !- comment : - like mindfullness designed to make microserves more productive

      • reading list : IndyWeb
    1. inspiring perspectives could go viral -- rather than confining perspectives trap us in filter bubbles?

      inspiring perpectives go viral

    2. write our own filters and share them with others

      share filters

    3. join the simple facts with our impressions, opinions and evidenc

      join facts with impressions opinions

      capture what we observe in facts and in thought co-elaborate and make better decisions choices

    4. make my own choices about which of my data to share with whom or to make public

      choose what to share, with whom in my own terms!

    5. work directly with ideas not just bare words, numbers and pictures?
      • idea : morphic ideas
    6. communicate our thoughts and link them up with the thinking of others, preserving all the connections, evidence and history?

      !- value prop : IndyWeb - communicate our thought - link them up - with thinking with others - preserving all the - connections - evidence - history

      !- respond : do all that as Autonomous Actor in an emergent self-organizing emergent Open Commons based peer produced networks of networks of People Ideas Intents and Software as a conversation

    7. What we lack is a tool for people to manage data, concepts, opinions and software in a way that supports all the kinds of thinking, showing, working, trading and sharing we need to do.
      • gem : people to manage data, concepts and software together
    8. hard work to bring it all together
      • reply : stop the scattering in the first place

      !- value prop : IndyNet - stop the scattering - be your own(ed) hub - in your own(ed) network - eventually connecting everything L People, Ideas and Things

      POSSE is a good start

      Be your own Hub syndicate elsewhere

    9. We are drowning in our own productivity.
      • neat : drowning in our own productivity
    10. scalable collective human cognition

      Description

    Annotators

    URL

    1. Hi! I'm Shawn Murphy, a Canadian software architect living in Berlin.

    Annotators

    URL

    1. Creating a distributed, globally-scalable, knowledge-based, collaboration platform augmented with criteria and evaluations as the basis for a self-organizing system capable of fostering the evolution of ideas

      !- objectives : Nooshperic Software Foundation - creating an augmented self-organizing collaboration platform fostering evolution of ideas supporting Open Global Collective Intelligence

      !- collaboration platform : - distributed - globally-scalable - knowledge-based

      !- augmented with : - criteria - evaluation

      !- basis for : - self-organizing system - fostering evolution of ideas

      !- supporting : - Open - Global - Intelligence

    2. Developing software tools incorporating elaboration, evaluation, and evolution at the core of their design and operation,

      !- objectives : Nooshperic Software Foundation - software tools - elaboration - evalutation - evolution - design - operation

    1. Data is expressed in open, non-proprietary formats

      open non-proprietary format

    2. The Data-Centric Manifesto the

      !- manifesto : IndyWeb

    1. No SPOF: don't rely on any single party (including yourself) Your data should be alive in 80 years, especially if you are
      • values : Perkeep
    1. Data is self-describing and does not rely on an application for interpretation and meaning.

      The most important principle

      That makes data exchangeable and decouple dependence on applications doing their magic to lock you in

    1. Ivo Velitchkov@kvistgaardReplying to @jessmartin @TfTHacker and @BearNotesAppYes, that's what I meant. If you open an MD with several tools and you write in one of them, all others should show the change with small or no delay. That's the app-content decoupling I meant for this classification. Half-way to data-centricity http://datacentricmanifesto.org

    1. It refers to an instance of a clearly identifiable conceptual or material entity. The entity must be notable, in the sense that it can be described using serious and publicly available references.

      this is a deal breaker if you are working at the edge of knowl'edge

    1. Redecentralization

      !- reading list : IndyNet, IndyWeb !- claim : Decent(ralization) is not enough, need InterPersonal Networkes connecting individuals as autnomous actors with each other, entities and ideas

    1. !- reading list : IndyWeb

    2. mechanism, known as the Actor Model
    3. An Actor is a lightweight computational unit

      !- gloss : actor - light weight computational unit - similar to thread - resource efficient - supervise actors in a managed hierarchy - contain failure

    1. !- reading list : IndyWeb

    2. eliminatinginformation of low interest, providing navigation clues and recommending interesting paths of exploration. Asdifferent users have different goals and interests, AH systems adapt their assistance based on user modelswhich capture information about the users

      !- provide what : Adaptive Hypermedia System - navigation clues - accomplish : Adaptive Hypermedia system - eliminate information of low interest - recommend interesting paths to explore - based on user models which capture information about the user

      !- super power : IndyWeb - delivers the capabilities to adapt the hypermedia system to the needs to the one that uses it - All information about the one who is using the system is available off line

    3. Liberman’s implied argument isthat adaptive interfaces could be a solution to the problem of information overload that Web users face today

      !- concept : adaptive interfaces - antidote to information overload on the Web

    1. Actor model

      !- private notes : * - propose : IndyWeb Intents are like actors

    1. I'm paging you now because I'm helping organize a series of events around Tools for Thinking, starting with this event on Tuesday: https://lnkd.in/gmJ46wZK

      tools for thinking event Description

    1. As I write this, a 29-year-old developer of the Tornado Cash protocol has also apparently been arrested in Amsterdam. Jeez.

      Jeez

    2. Github has removed Tornado Cash’s source code and banned source contributors (hence the need for decentralized alternatives like Radicle). 

    1. While Radicle was initially built using the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS), the team later decided that the IPFS did not satisfy the performance requirements required by the project.

      IPFS did not satisfy the performance required

    2. Radicle (RAD): An Open-Source Github Alternative

    1. Web Share API W3C Editor's Draft 12 July 2022