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  1. Feb 2023
    1. Telegram Web K Based on Webogram, patched and improved. Available for everyone here: https://web.telegram.org/k/ Developing

      telegram web

    1. sharing supervised out-of-scope signals in joint modeling of domain and intent classification to replace a two-stage pipeline;

      our-of-scope signals

    2. classify domain and intent simultaneously

      model domain in intentional contexts

      intentflow

    3. user intents are highly correlated with the application domain

      correlated with application domains

      intlets

    1. Event sourcing

      Event sourcing is an architectural pattern in which entities do not track their internal state by means of direct serialization or object-relational mapping, but by reading and committing events to an event store.

    2. domain-specific languages

      DSL

    1. protocols that are complementary and symbiotic, interoperable and composable.

      where are the people in this techobuuble

      How about creating the constellations that make people autobonmoius actors on the web

      Why to macbhine processes have all the best feratures

      Like the Actor model

      Why don't we build systems that rely on human capabilities to enhance their capabilities with assistance of machine processes, not as their masters

    2. the autonomous control of authentic data and relationships.

      web5

    1. We Should Have Seen ChatGPT ComingWe’ve all been contributing to it for years

      Yeah. I stopped using Google Docs to write about my ideas 4 years ago! Not using GitHub, veening myself of of GitLab as well

      People behave like Lemmings

      Convenience overrules everything.

      People are willfully Ig-norant

      They may be smart, but lost the plot alltogether.

      People are meekly agree their own children to be vaccinated with god knows what which has no benefit to themselves or anybody else.

      "Children of Man" Watch the Movie, we are a decade behind the schedule but on track for sure

      Description

    1. Semantics on demand: Can a Semantic Wiki replace a knowledge base

      There is more to knowing/learning that can be dreamt of in a semantic conceptualization of the task

      Not to mention that it is not knowledge base we need in the first place

      It symmathesy

      https://hyp.is/y15NwLH-Ee2Upw-thChvcQ/nosweatshakespeare.com/quotes/famous/there-are-more-things-in-heaven-and-earth/

    1. “There are more things in Heaven and Earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.”

      more things dreamt of in philosophy

    1. decoupling of agency and intelligence.

      decoupling of agency and intelligence

    2. AI as Agency without Intelligence

      Really like this As humans we are not intelligent enough to understand that AI as it is pursued is out to destroy Human Intellect

    1. building up a language

      not a language but a family of languages and articulating how they relate and can be interconnected and intermapped

    2. “ontological commoning

      We call it Open (Mutual) Learning Commons or commons-based, peer prodduced, Autnonomous Stigmergic Symmathesy scaling synergic synthesis and articulation

      Use Trailmarks notation to weave your own conceptual framework around your interests and thought vectors in your own concept space.

      Then engaghe in conversations and collaboration in m aking them communicable if nbot commensurate, or be able to highlight the fundamental points of divergence in view points.

    3. So all the commentators would have their own pages on the wiki,

      All the commentator would have their own(ed) local first, Personal first, offline first, interpersonal wiki both able to connect with others or even form their own interest based groups and social networks as their own IndyNet.

    4. non-commenting reader a richer, fuller view of the subject.

      richer fuller view of the subject

    5. a wiki page where the ‘commentary’ (rather than ‘discussion’) is open to a group of people who collectively share their views on the article, or topic, in question.

      Social annotations allows such commentaries

      But commentators can go on to pursue shared interests in self-organizing threads of conversations such that each participant can link their entire relevant body of work too the conversation

    6. the dynamic of two is, in my experience, a lot less generative than the dynamic of the collective

      dynamics of Communities of Interests

    7. Towards a multi-perspectival wiki

      Perhaps the InterPersonal Wiki

    1. Keeping things in Perkeep

      https://dee.underscore.world/blog/keeping-things-in-perkeep/keepy_hu2ed5088b28a83cef6fbf3c10596df580_165151_250x0_resize_box_3.png

    1. The root of the word science originates from the latin, scientia, which means knowledge. Knowledge comes from the Greek word, Gnosis, signifying knowing through observation or experience.

      scientia gnosis

    1. This element comprises the heart of all traditional doctrine while the method concerns means of attaching oneself to the Real. On the relation between doctrine and method see M. Pallis, “The Marriage of Wisdom and Method,”

      wisdom and method

    2. A fund of omniscience exists eternally in our heart.

      wisdom?

    1. visen shaft which means system of science

      lost in translation it is not science but wisdom

    2. syncretistic

      consult Robert Graves Jesus the King first dozen or so pages, inspired by the Dead Sea Scrolls that were never supposed to have seen the light of day again, and you realize that everything we think we know and all the text are distorted and tainted, wyou you have no other choice but to be very selective "syncretic" about it all

      so all the things you need to do or appreciate is turned into something prejorative

      epigon, naval gazing, pathetic etc etc

    3. Description

    1. Cards for Insight: Networked ApproachesIn a network, behavior to agencythrough interconnectedness.

    1. inate in the 1976a paper are (1) the (quasi-)empirical character of mathematics and (2) the rejection of axiomatic deductivism as the basis of mathematical knowledge.

      lakatos

    1. The easy way to remotely connect with your home or work computer, or share your screen with others.

      x

    1. what sinks in the brain links in the brain so when your brain is coherent you're coherent when your brain is incoherent you are incoherent

      sinks links coherent

    1. by design

    2. ultimately an acceptance that we 00:08:24 knew we had nothing to lose except our ridiculously naked lives is that the situation that they're in? - In a way - Is this when you make the choice of how you go into.. your last value choices how to react to the situation? You stand there, you stood there naked with nothing you could have 00:08:47 had but all the more what counted and the mattered was what you were - "being" rather than "having", possessing anything. So what counted was what you make out of this situation, what attitude you adopt 00:09:11 in the given situation and there is a multitude a wealth of possible attitudes to how to approach it. So we have to decide. The ultimate I would take it attitudinal value challenge that we all share is how we're going to face death.

      rhymes with = "readiness is all" -

    3. finding a meaning in experiencing without doing anything without achieving or accomplishing anything but just in giving oneself the immediate experience of something say 00:05:37 beautiful going on in the world.

      experiential meaning

    4. "will to meaning" - the wish 00:00:54 to find and to fulfill meaning is the basic motivation in human beings

      will to meaning

    5. "will to meaning"

      will to meaning

    6. "he who has a why to live for can bear almost any how".

      == why to live for

    7. at this edge of order and disorder,   interesting complex dynamics can arise

      edge or order and disorder

    1. Hegel is often described as a mystic. Indeed, even he describes himself as one (see chapter 4). But mysticism is a broad concept that subsumes many radically different ideas. All forms of mysticism aim at some kind of knowledge of, experience of, or unity with the divine. If we ask what kind of mystic Hegel is, the answer is that he is a Hermeticist. Hermeticism is often confused with another form of mysticism, Gnosticism (particularly in recent Hegel scholarship). Gnosticism and Hermeticism both believe that a divine “spark” is implanted in man, and that man can come to know God. However, Gnosticism involves an absolutely negative account of creation. It does not regard creation as a part of God’s being, or as “completing” God. Nor does Gnosticism hold that God somehow needs man to know Him. Hermeticism is also very often confused with Neoplatonism. Like the Hermeticists, Plotinus holds that the cosmos is a circular process of emanation from and return to the One. Unlike the Hermeticists, Plotinus does not hold that the One is completed by man’s contemplation of it. (Centuries later, however, the Neoplatonism of Proclus and of the Renaissance was influenced by Hermeticism.) Another parallel between Hermeticism and Hegel concerns the initiation process through which the intuitive portion of the intellect is trained to see the Reason inherent in the world. As Fowden notes, Hermetic initiation seems to fall into two parts, one dealing with self-knowledge, the other with knowledge of God. It can easily be shown, simply on a theoretical level, that these two are intimately wedded. To really know one’s self is to be able to give a complete speech about the conditions of one’s being, and this involves speaking about God and His entire cosmos. As Pico della Mirandola puts it, “he who knows himself knows all things in himself.” Also, in the Near East it was typical to portray God as hovering strangely between transcendence and immanence. The attainment of enlightenment involved somehow seeing the divine in oneself, indeed becoming divine.

      Hermeticissm is not Gnosticism

      Transhumanism does not compute for Hermeticism

    2. God requires creation in order to be God.

      not gnostic

    1. you could have a mythological Foundation which lots of people do and that's not necessarily bad either

      mythological foundation not necessarily bad

    2. a gnostic cult and I was that was you know that is exactly right because I 00:14:16 read about narcissism when I was studying the catharts and I'd never made the connection before

      gnosdtyic cult

      narcissism

    3. he ultimate goal of the 00:13:38 Enlightenment is to free the will from the body

      ultimate : goal - free the will from the body

    4. long and long experience has taught me that when everyone is moving in One Direction and you're not allowed to criticize or challenge that there's something there's something you need to know about this and that wasn't the 00:12:37 product or reason that was a product of my Prejudice

      everybody moving in the same direction

    5. semi live in through the internet um space

      that's why : - IndyWeb matters

    6. get the philosophy right

      right - means : - autopoietic - viable - generative - responsible - long view enabl(ed|ing)

    7. weird techno you know transhumanist future the awful 00:06:57 thing happening being foisted on us

      techno transhumanist future

      foistede upon us

    8. when does your garden get taken over by weeds

      garden taken over by weeds

    9. a liberal parasite on liberalism

      parasite

    10. put the the truth of those those um insights that are based on incorrect assumptions on firmer ground and update them for the 21st century

      truth

      insights

      firmer ground

    11. there's a rational kernel in this mystical shell that can be pulled out and updated for the 20 21st centur
      • rational kernel
      • mystical shell
    12. here's a lot of old wisdom and things but frankly people didn't know what the hell was going on um and liberalism falls out of the 00:01:05 Enlightenment

      lot of old wisdom

    13. The Ends of Liberalism | with Carl Benjamin and James Lindsay 64K views 6 days ago Dialogues Benjamin A Boyce Benjamin A Boyce 82.6K subscribersJoin Subscrib
    1. The long tail of software. Millions of Markets of Dozens.
    2. In the market-speak that surrounds the technology business, the purpose of software in business is to support these “business processes”.

      purpose of : software - in business - - is to - support : "business processes" -

    1. really interesting post
    2. a wiki-like platform that makes it easy for firms to create custom applications for their specific business needs, much as they do with Excel spreadsheets today

      long tail of knowledge requires long tail of software to match individual variations in their needs, purposes and level of engagement and skills.

    3. The Long Tail of software

    1. We don’t have identity systems yet that would enable strong governance."

      we do not have a good identity system because neither the centralized web not even the .decentralizedweb(despite that it could be made to be decent, while the centralized cannot even meet the minimum requirement of "don't be evil" instead it inescapabley gravitates towards total control that commands one to "do the right thing," as you are told

      What is called for is a new cosmology where individuals and their free association into communities can be their own autonomous hubs first class actors in their own trust networks instead of being just slaves to masters in the centralized settings or governed by trustless algorithms not capitalize on human trust and intelligence, which is impossible to be captured in "smart contracts"

    2. Creator of "Second Life" Issues Warnings for Those Building Metaverses

    1. take on the responsibility
    2. It’s time to stop behaving like “users.” Instead, let’s become “makers” who take on the responsibility of co-creating the information ecosystems, practices, and tools that enhance our abilities rather than exploit our vulnerabilities.
      • It’s time to stop behaving like “users.” loosers
      • Instead, let’s become “makers” who take on the responsibility of co-creating the information ecosystems, practices, and tools that enhance our abilities rather than exploit our vulnerabilities.
    3. mindlessly doom-scrolling through tempting eye-candy, ads, and click-bait.

      doom-scrolling

    4. outsourced control of our attention to platforms for the sake of convenience
      • freedom is inconvenient
    5. noisy and polluted information ecosystems

    1. Co-Creating A Common Data Language Add shortcut to Drive      Slideshow  ShareFileEditViewHelpAccessibilityDebug  Unsaved changes to DriveSee new changes      Accessibility  View only     DOCS_timing['che'] = new Date().getTime();DOCS_timing['chv'] = new Date().getTime();1Co-CreatingacommonDatalanguageToEmpowerCitizensoftheWebInthehopesofbringingaboutamorecollaborativeopensocialweb2ContextAmongstmuchconversationoverthelastfewyearsbetweenindividualsworkingwithinEnspiral,Sensorica,Metamaps,Edgeryders,othernetworks,andmany‘freelancers’too,thereisacollaborativeproject(termedValueFlows)gainingtraction.Ithasthepotentialtoenhancethevariouswebplatformswehavebeenbuildingtoactmoresoasanecosystemoftools,thansiloedoffplatforms.Thispresentationismeanttoserveasa(mostly)non-technicalportalintothatconversationandaninvitationtorefineandsupporttheemergentvision.3WhatisValueflows?A.anunintelligiblemessoftechnicalsemanticwebjargonburiedingithubrepositoriesandwikis?B.asetofcommonvocabulariestodescribeflowsofeconomicresourcesofallkindswithindistributedeconomicecosystems?linkC.anopportunitymadepossiblebytheknowledge,awareness,andpassionofagroupofrenegadegeeksanddeveloperswhowanttoempowerournetworksandallpeople?D.acommonlanguagethatcanbespokenandunderstoodbyourvariouswebplatforms?4Hint:Itwas‘E.Alloftheabove’…butlet’sfocusontheleasttechnicalofthoseexplanationsValueFlowsisacommonlanguagethatcanbespokenandunderstoodbyourvariouswebplatforms(andanyothersthatmightemerge)thispresentationwilldiscussthepowerandopportunitiesthattheaboverepresents(*foranyonewhomightwonder,thereisanawarenessofIEMLandCeptrandopeningsforaligningwiththesecompatiblelanguages/technologies)5Structureofthepresentation●whynotjuststickwith“theinternetweknow”?●theREALproblemValueFlowshelpssolve●WhatactuallyISthis“commonlanguage”?●Whycoulditwork?●Whowouldlearnthislanguage?●*LeveragePoint*●DemoTime●Whatcouldbethestepsforward?●Who’sbehinditall?●Challenges&Opportunitiesfortheecosystem6AddressingarealproblemoftodayswebAsa"citizenoftheweb"itdoesnotmakesenseformetobeconstrainedtoaccessandaltermydigitalinformationviaafinitenumberofprescribedinterfaces7interfaces-coreprincipleDependingonwhoyouare,andwhatyouaretryingtodo,adifferentinterfacemaybeOPTIMAL8interfacesAninterfacedesignerenablesaninterfaceconsumertoACCESSandALTERtheirdataviewmorebackgroundoninterfaceshere,whereweexploreGraphicalUserInterfaces,ApplicationProgrammingInterfaces,andCommandLineInterfaces:https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1-V0yo0amXT5HXISAkcW-UPyefw4cDfdHltgxhLHZftQ/edit?usp=sharing9Corechallenge#1Gettingthelesstech-savvypeopletounderstandwhatthepossibilitiesarebeyondtraditionalplatformsandtoevolvetothemodelofdata+userinterfacesinstead,becomingco-designers,takingco-responsibilityforthedataandinterfacesthatcanmeettheirneeds10ExampleofPoorEndUserExperienceFromoneperspective,itlookslikefacebookhasbuiltaveryfunctionalgraphicaluserinterface.Butafunctionalinterfacethathelpstheuserdowhat?Onlywhattheywanttheusertodo.Andwehavereasontoquestiontheirintentions.TheydoenableaccessingandalteringsomeofthedatastoredinfacebookusingtheHTTPAPI,buttheyhavelegallimitationsonbuildingalternateinterfacestoaccessandalterthatdata.11Corechallenge#2Betweenthevariouswebplatformsthatwehavebeenbuilding,ourdataisstoredsodifferentlythatourvariousinterfacescannotworkfor/withthedataofothers.Inotherwords,wearespeakingdifferentlanguagesandstrugglingtocommunicate12TwoOptionsWehavetwooptionsforChallenge#2.Weeither:1.keepstoringourdatainseparateplacesinseparatelanguages,butbegintowritetranslationsfromone“language”toanother2.beginadaptingourplatformstospeakasharedlanguage13Thebeginningsofasolutiontocorechallenge#2Thisproposedsolutiontakestheformofoption2,creatingasharedlanguageandbeginningtospeakit.Yet,Ialsobelievethatthereisroomandacertainlogicforoption1tobeginhappeningaswell,onparalleltracks.ProposalByco-designingaflexibleenoughlanguagethatallofourwebplatformscanspeakweunlockdiverseopportunitiestoempower"citizensoftheweb"toaccessandaltertheirdatainoptimalways.14PeopleandgroupsAnextremelycommonusecaseofawebplatformaimingtoenabledecentralizedgroupstoworktogetherishavingtomanagepeopleandtheirformationintogroups.Currently,allthewebplatformshandlethisseparatelyandredundantly.InthemodelbeingsuggestedwithValueFlows,therewouldbediversewaystoalterthesememberships,butthechangeswouldpermeatetotheecosystemofinterfaces.Requirement:acommonlanguagetodescribepeopleandrelationshipsbetween,andparticipationandroleswithingroups

      Co-creating a Common Data Language permalink to pdf

    1. I'd like to share a link to a presentation, and host a conversation abt an ecosystem level tech proposal

      conversation : eco system level proposal

    1. Nestr@GetNestrTools for decentralised collaboration #selforganisation #decentralisation #DAO #purposeAmsterdam, Nederlandnestr.io/?utm_source=Tw…Joined April 201663 Following169 Followers

    1. self-actualizing

      it's about self-actualizing who you are discovering your deeper purpose discovering the purpose of other people around you and accumulatively bringing on a world that will be a sense in touch with its deeper purpose and higher calling

    2. where everything we do is aligned with this purpose Who You Are 00:26:47 is aligned with what you do that means not just your work but everything that you're involved in is all connected to the real you the soul the purpose of your existence

      miss heard : not just your work = as majesty of work -

    3. business
    4. ike saying we will never reach our goals no business no Corporation no entity will tolerate such a concept

      no - business - can tolerate : no goals

    5. Rabbi reveals what JEWS really believe about the MESSIAH (Moshiach) 15K views 5 days ago #MeaningfulLifeCenter #appliedkabbalah Rabbi Simon Jacobson at Meaningful Life Center Rabbi Simon Jacobson at Meaningful Life Center 81.2K subscribers

      the god you don't believge in I also don't beleive in

    1. Henosis for Plotinus (204/5–270 CE) was defined in his works as a reversing of the ontological process of consciousness via meditation (or contemplation) toward no thought (nous or demiurge) and no division (dyad

      sounds like buddhism to me

    2. Henosis for Plotinus (204/5–270 CE) was defined in his works as a reversing of the ontological process of consciousness via meditation (or contemplation) toward no thought (nous or demiurge) and no division (dyad) within the individual (being).

      buudhism?

    1. Viktor Frankl: Self-Actualization is not the goal

      why to live can bear almoist any how

    1. Before Newton the smartest people could not do what high school kids can do. going from a weak way of looking at things, change point of view = 80 IQ points getting an extra brain. Calculus+Notation
      • knowledge trumps IQ
      • change the outlook
      • the epistemological stance

      change what knowledge actually meant

      We do that!

    1. Trail Marks@TrailMarks·1hAlan Kay - Normal Considered Harmful https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkx6VFUpW6ydCY9OPcVKI2rRmTHMlR9R97I… via @YouTubeyoutube.com Knowledge always trumps IQ, a double edge sword Change the...60 seconds · Clipped by Gyuri Lajos · Original video "Alan Kay - Normal Considered Harmful" by powerfuloutlet
      • knowledge trumps IQ
      • change the outlook
      • the epistemological stance

      change what knowledge actually meant

      We do that!

    1. Trail Marks@TrailMarksAlan Kay - Normal Considered Harmful https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxX_mudYf_7RGLDLl489bO7fhs290Jtyjd… via @YouTubeyoutube.com No news about New because. nothing you can tell to somebody in...27 seconds · Clipped by Gyuri Lajos · Original video "Alan Kay - Normal Considered Harmful" by powerfuloutlet

      No News about New

    1. 4 Keys to your life's meaning (Dr. Viktor Frankl)

      numious

    1. are just getting good enough to be really bad for us.

      well said

    1. We are a collective of people with a common vision of a world in balance

  2. www.terran.io www.terran.io
    1. A community of care and practice building systems and tools for a regenerative future

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    1. Manica Čelofiga 2nd degree connection 2nd Intuition Wisdom Institute trainer, self-awareness coach, Soulstoryline strategist, Ecocivilisation Consciousness pillar, AEIOU leadership ambasador, BNI member and Owner at ROOT-IN-E

    1. More resilient and user-controlled than AWS: Colin Evran's vision for Filecoin “Filecoin is more than just storage, one can think of it as an Airbnb for cloud services."

    1. Investment Firm FundersClub

      founded : = IPFS

    2. IPFS is The Permanent Web A new peer-to-peer hypermedia protocol .

  3. Jan 2023
    1. vitriol-web

      for : IndyBlog

    2. Vitriol - a distributed, serverless web publishing platform

      serverless publishing platform

    1. Biological and Cultural Evolution Six Characters in Search of an Author An EDGE Original Essay By Freeman Dyson [2.19.19]

    1. winkle on the water,my grandmother clearing her

      eternal now and then

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    1. free text from rectangularity and sequence

      no to : - rectangularity - and sequence

    2. By interpenetrate I mean transclude.

      interpenetrate meaning transclude

    3. handle possiplexity,

      possiplexity

    1. Quote of the week Shout out to @TrailMarks for becoming the first monthly backer to @rustlang #IPFS!

      — Mark Robert Henderson (@aphelionz) June 23, 2020

    1. Thank you for this work. I think an overview of cabailities and organizing them in a meaningful fit for some purpose way is something that needs to be done. I do not have the bandwidth to dwell in.It came up for me in the context of considering workflows that individuals engage with and that leads to the identification of salient functions and features and provide a framework for actionable organization
    1. functions features?

      I would be anchoring the discussion in the contedt of workflows

      I guess we need both

    1. The End of Organizing How GPT-3 will turn your notes into an *actual* second brain

    1. “loose coupling” gained popularity

      the idea of loose coupling is one of the earliest ideas in computing Alan Kay thesis half a century ago

      https://hyp.is/f4PQqOMrEeuF0KseKb71pw/medium.com/javascript-scene/the-forgotten-history-of-oop-88d71b9b2d9f

    2. “Decoupled” and “Decentralized” Cloud.

      One way to characterize the IndyWeb

      spearheading the People Centered Paradigm Flip

      is to say that it provides the constellations that would allow us to eliminate the need for using these quotation marks

    3. Preconditions for Decoupled and Decentralized Data-Centric Systems

    1. From the epistemological heritage of Paul Otlet to a relational theory of knowledge organization

      neighbourhood theory of knowledge

    1. I tend to recall exchanges just as well as readings

      recall exchanges

    2. New insights come around because we do other things when we don’t write.

      which leads you to see the new kind of connection!

    3. metaphors used in knowledge organization: trees, forests and labyrinths, rivers, oceans and islands, unexplored territories and webs
    4. “Schematization” concept note

      "Schematization"

    5. human cognition proceeds in arborescent reduction followed by reticular organization

      = arborescent reduction

      followed by reticular organization =

    6. I focus on reticular organization, structures in the shape of networks, including hierarchical ones (trees); network, tree, two more concept notes.

      = reticular organization

    1. A scalable open-source web annotation tool

    1. The problem is, we put things into notes because we don't know what we'll use them for.

      good point

      but we know and can articulate the current focus of attention intent that the things we find notable is

    2. so that we could pull up our notes when we needed them

      tools like WikiNizer of old that helps one to "Bring to mind what you had in mind" Large language models, b y definition not at the edge of knowledge certainly know nothing about 15% of the unique terms used in Google Searches every day that the system had not seen before

    3. Note taking is building a relationship with a future version of yourself.

      nicely put

    4. The End of Organizing How GPT-3 will turn your notes into an *actual* second brain

      You do not need GPT for that

    1. Fleek.xyz platform itself will be an NFA

      fleek as NFA

    2. Web3 Apps Should Be Controlled by DAO’s/Communities (not Founders/Companies)

      agreed

    3. decentralized frontend and application hosting.

      How does this related to Fission's vision of Building the future of web apps at the edges?

    4. Introducing NFA’s: Non-Fungible Apps

    1. “Like, all the models are made up, right?”

      models are made up

    2. Bankman-Fried’s admission that most venture-capitalist investments are not “the paragon of efficient markets” and driven primarily by FOMO and hype

      admission : Bankman-Fried - VC investments not "the paragon of efficient markets" - driven by FOMO and hype

    3. brokenness of this investment ecosystem

      broken investment ecosystem

    4. replace Twitter with a blockchain-based payment-and-message system.

      blockhain-based payment-and-message system

    5. making Twitter censorship resistant via a “decentralized infrastructure” and “open APIs.”

      making : Twitter - censorship resistant - via : "decentralized infrastructure" - "open APIs"

      market place for algorithms #

    1. dramatic, multidimensional implosion of Meta

      implosion of : Meta

    2. The End of the Silicon Valley MythThe companies that define our digital lives have hit a wall.

    1. Scott's notion of least fixed points of continuous func-tionals

      = fixed points

    2. eastfixed points

      = fixed points - or predicate transformers #

    3. least fixed points of functionals

      = fixed point

    1. = Symbiocene doc

      naming : #

      the next area : in human history = - etymology : # - from Greek symbiosis companionship

      characterized by : - human intelligence replicating - symbiotic & mutually processes found in living systems # - reinforcing - life-reproducing forms & processes

      elements of : latent human intelligence # - recyclability inputs outputs - elimination of waste - safe just renewable energy - harmonious integration of industry/tech with - physical & living systems - at scale

    2. elements include

      of human intelligence needed - full recyclability of all inputs and outputs, - the elimination of toxic waste in all aspects of human enterprise, - safe and socially just renewable energy, and - full and harmonious integration of human industry and technology - with physical and living systems - at all scales.

    1. Members eventEmits an array of members that have joined the room.

      = members event

      javascript room.on('members', function(members) { // List of members as an array });

    2. Observable RoomsObservable rooms act like regular rooms but provide additional functionality for keeping track of connected members and linking messages to members.

      = observable rooms - prefix the room name with obervable-

    1. Observable Rooms

      = observable rooms - attach data to a Socket connection

    2. A message published to a room will be broadcast to all users who have subscribed to that room
      • messages published to a room
      • broadcast to subscribed users
    3. RoomsRooms divide users connected to a channel into separate messaging groups.

      = rooms - divide users connected to a channel - into separate groups

    1. Delivering Insights From Big Data   Rosoka drives understanding from your data so you can make Informed Decisions

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  4. Dec 2022
    1. Google will shut down your free G Suite account unless you pay — what you need to know

      I've been paying for it from the start

  5. channelmcgilchrist.com channelmcgilchrist.com
    1. ‘Our talent for division, for seeing the parts, is of staggering importance – second only to our capacity to transcend it, in order to see the whole’

    1. My prediction is that we will continue to recognise (as laid out in exquisite detail by Dr Iain McGilchrist) the deep limitations of the reductionist, materialist scientific paradigm on which the dominant modern Western culture is built and which is intimately linked to the existential crises we face today. 

      reductionist materialist scientific paradigm

      https://channelmcgilchrist.com/home/

    2. Five trends signalling that 2023 will be ‘The Year of The Great Paradigm Shift’

    1. A tipping point in awareness and paradigm shift are long overdue!

      = tipping point

    1. The total capacity for injection and withdrawal from German gas storage facilities is around 23 billion cubic meters of gas.

      23

    1. Darren Zal 2nd degree connection 2nd Software Developer at LongTail Financial Longtail Financial McGill University Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Contact info 500+ connections 4 mutual connections: Marc-Antoine Parent, Brad deGraf, and 2 others4 mutual connections: Marc-Antoine Parent, Brad deGraf, and 2 others

    1. unlock the Internet of Value

      Unlock the Internet of Value

    1. It is not possible to both verify the WhoCAN and maintain privacy of the name. Names shared on the NNS network will be readable by any peer systems.

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    2. Name Name System Specification

    1. Alan Morrison Alan Morrison is an independent consultant and freelance writer on data tech and enterprise transformation. He is a contributor to Data Science Central with over 35 years of experience as an analyst, researcher, writer, editor and technology trends forecaster, including 20 years in emerging tech R&D at PwC.

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