A conflict-free replicated data type (CRDT)assures eventual consistency through optimisticreplication

many distributed systemsare now designed to provide availability and partitiontolerance by trading consistency for eventual consistency.

partition tolerance

availability

consistency

deterministic resolution strategy can be insufficient incases with complicated data structures or complicatednetwork topologies.

multi-writer systems,

The flexible event-based structure enables client applications to deriveadvanced applications states, including queryablematerialized views, and custom CRDTs

push-based synchronization that iscommon in distributed protocols

pull-based replica synchronization

build a network for user-siloed data

D. Betts, J. Dominguez, G. Melnik, F. Simonazzi, andM. Subramanian, Exploring CQRS and Event Sourcing:A Journey into High Scalability, Availability, andMaintainability with Windows Azure, 1st ed. Microsoftpatterns & practices, 2013

[12] Martin Fowler, “CQRS,” martinfowler.com, Jul. 14,2011. https://martinfowler.com/bliki/CQRS.html(accessed Sep. 20, 2019).

13] M. Fowler, “Event Sourcing,” martinfowler.com. https://martinfowler.com/eaaDev/EventSourcing.html(accessed Sep. 19, 2019).

command queryresponsibility segregation (CQRS) patterns [7]

The Boundar

XML

Harvest & Yield

Conclusions

Constant evolution (internet time)

Harvest Options

Can’t do pass--byby--reference (pointers)reference (poin

Symptom of a deeper problem

The CAP Theorem

ACID vs. BASE

Persistent State is HARD

ACID properties

Growing older is a privilege not everyone gets, so it seems rather perverse to be an (old) grump about it.

h e f o r m a l notation became known as B N F -standing for "Backus N o r m a l F o r m , " or "Backus N a u r F o r m " torecognize the further contributions by Peter N a u r of Denmark.

Can Programming Be Liberated from the vonNeumann Style? A Functional Style and ItsAlgebra of Programs

only one state transition occurs per major com-putation.

inability to effectively use powerful combining forms forbuilding new programs from existing ones

division of programming into aworld of expressions and a world o f statements,

r close coupling o f semantics tostate transitions,

Programming

CommandQuerySeparation

The change that CQRS introduces is to split

This structure of multiple layers of representation

If you're using a Domain Model, then this is usually the conceptual representation of the domain. You typically also make the persistent storage as close to the conceptual model as you can.

Developers typically build their own conceptual model which they use to manipulate the core elements of the model.

each of which is a different representation.

users

As this occurs we begin to see multiple representations of information.

even infer data

collapsing multiple records into one, or forming virtual records by combining information for different places

CRUD datastore

beware that for most systems CQRS adds risky complexity.

Identity by Presence

 This short video from the MIT Open Mustard Seed Project describes the idea of an Identity by Presence.

is working with the World Economic Forum to build frameworks for the use of personal date to create both social and economic value.)

social ecosystem of trusted, self-healing digital institutions.

empowering individuals to assert greater control over their data, onlineidentities and authentication, and in so doing, enable them to design and deploy a new generation of trusted digital institutions and services globally.

Individual Controlled Identity by Presence systems are low cost to deploy and manage andare easily retrofitted to existing systems

Alan Watts: Aesthetics and Mystical Vision – Being in the Way Ep. 14

ISKO UK Meetup June 2022 - Why graphs? The limits of hierarchical thinking53 views53 viewsJun 21, 2022

Does postmodernism impede learning?

Why you shouldn’t keep your startup idea secret

“stealth mode” is a bad idea.

Imagine, for example, that you were thinking of starting Netflix back when it was founded in 1997.

But the reality is that ideas do matter,

The idea maze

navigating the idea maze, and form your own conclusions about the claims, questions, and trails between them.

pure XMLtextual encoding formats prove to be limiting under several point of view

Toward textual encoding based on RDF

Google Translate is nothing but the robo-sum of human intelligence and skilled labor. “Digital information,” Lanier writes, “is really just people in disguise.”  

What Turned Jaron Lanier Against the Web? The digital pioneer and visionary behind virtual reality has turned against the very culture he helped create

Identity by Presence – A Privacy and Cost Nightmare

The rise of the DevOps mindset - Stack Overflow Blog stackoverflow.blog › home › the rise of the devops mindset

The Death and Rise of Enterprise DevOps by Made Mulia Indrajaya

Second, containers are self-documenting. During the old process of manually provisioning infrastructure and environments,

DevOps brings the agile focus on communication and collaboration between developers and the operations team, giving the post-code software process the same responsiveness that the coding process has.

: concerned with events existing in a limited time period and ignoring historical antecedents

History and Etymology for synchrony synchron(ous) + -y entry 2 Note: As a linguistic term borrowed from French synchronie, it was introduced along with synchronique synchronic by Ferdinand de saussure; see note at diachrony.

borrowed from French diachronie, from dia- dia- + Greek chrónos "time, duration" (of obscure origin) + French -ie -y entry 2 Note: Term introduced, along with the adjective diachronique, by Ferdinand de saussure in the posthumously published Cours de linguistigue générale (Lausanne/Paris, 1916), compiled from lecture notes by his students. See also synchronic, synchrony.

borrowed from French diachronique, from diachronie diachrony + -ique -ic entry 1

: of, relating to, or dealing with phenomena (as of language or culture) as they occur or change over a period of time

a year’s worth of my own writing had been suddenly blocked from being read on the internet by an expired certificate.

rapid, unpredictable cycles of creation, dissemination, and destruction

living amid an unprecedented availability of information, and of the unprecedented unavailability of that same information.

the fear that one’s work will be stolen, and the fear that one’s work will be lost.

As We May Think

Collaborative Technology Alliance

convergence: a deeper mutual understanding of issues, enabling community-scale collaboration

reinvent the practice of group conversations

memory systems

Programming today is the opposite of diamond mining. In diamond mining you dig up a lot of dirt to find a small bit of value. With programming you start with the value, the real intention, and bury it in a bunch of dirt. - Charles Simonyi

Now I would like to read to you from the footnote to Howl, Allen Ginsberg's famous poem, that for many people embodied at the time what it meant to be engaged in this new literary project. So, this is footnote to 00:07:28 Howl:

So, that's one small way in the language that they practiced tried to imitate the experience that they were immersing themselves in

language has to be wrenched out of its conventions; syntax can be set aside; 00:14:31 language needs to move at the speed of experience

Embarrassment tells us we're in the presence of the excess,

Embarrassment is thematized in On the Road, and it's assigned what I think is a very interesting provenance.

all the ecstasies that come from that embodiment

the source of the poetry is that holy, lived experience

Everything is holy!

Professor Amy Hungerford:

The Golden Bough; I have used especially the two volumes Adonis, Attis, Osiris

So, first I want to read to you the footnote to T.S. Eliot's The Wasteland. Now The Wasteland was the first poem to have footnotes, and you have to ask yourself: what do you have to think the poem is in 00:05:24 order to think that it needs footnotes?

9. Jack Kerouac, On the Road (cont.)

What is a Personal Knowledge Graph?

Business Persons' Guide to: What is a Personal Knowledge Graph? In 10 minutes or less

We’ve lost control of our personal data

revolutionary “starfish,” which rely on the power of peer relationships.

If you cut off a spider’s leg, it’s crippled; if you cut off its head, it dies. But if you cut off a starfish’s leg it grows a new one, and the old leg can grow into an entirely new starfish.

The Starfish and the Spider: The Unstoppable Power of Leaderless Organizations

By making information available across peer networks, traditional hierarchical structures are often rendered obsolete.

The way the web works will shape how we see the world – and how we organize ourselves in society

the first major existing chat platform to switch to natively speaking Matrix!

Welcoming Gitter to Matrix!2020-09-30 — General — Matthew Hodgson

Gitter is moving to Element!

Exciting news: Gitter is joining @element_hq and entering the @matrixdotorg community!

GitLab based communities and rooms

How to write threaded messages

Threaded conversations and GitLab based communities and rooms

nod in the direction of "doing the right thing." 

a new initiative that he says is meant to "make the online world a place worth being in."

The Internet Is Broken and Tim Berners-Lee, the Man Who Invented the World Wide Web, Thinks He Has a Plan to Fix ItIn an op-ed, the World Wide Web's founder is championing a new vision for how the internet should work. Will it matter at all?Shape

a web that gives much more power to the individual.

Philippe Duchesne @pduchesne Jun 24 10:39 Is anyone familiar with the International Data Spaces initiative (https://internationaldataspaces.org/) ? On paper it is very similar in intent to Solid, and appears to be backed by a lot of academic and industrial partners. Has anyone more insights ?

It's a strange approach, but it means that if you change service providers but keep the same DID, all your old data URIs are still valid.

In order for machines to understand what we mean we need to refer each part of what we say to a machine readable definition so that the machine knows the difference between a music:rock concert and a geology:rock climb. Hence vocabularies defining what things mean.

Jeff Zucker @jeff-zucker Jun 23 03:02 @amingst:matrix.org - it's a difference in philosophy - instead of AI gathering information about the world, analyzing it according to non-transparent algorithms, and spitting back to us the part it wants us to see, we prefer to let humans say what things mean and machines can follow along. In order for machines to understand what we mean we need to refer each part of what we say to a machine readable definition so that the machine knows the difference between a music:rock concert and a geology:rock climb. Hence vocabularies defining what things mean. And too - imagine the difference between 1,000 databases, each with their own table and column labeling system - no interoperability. Compared to 1,000 linked data sources all using related vocabularies - interoperable.

let humans say what things mean and machines can follow along

hy Data Sovereignty Data Spaces Global Standard We The Association GAIA-X IDS in Europe Board Head Office Members Become a Member Get access to Jive Make Use Cases Open Source Working Groups Launch Coalition Communities Projects Hubs Liaisons Use Reference Architecture IDS Components Certification IDS Reference Testbed DIN SPEC Adopt Data Space Radar Implementation Partners Education Essential Services Publications Most Important Documents About IDSA Membership IDS Ram White papers Position papers Studies & external papers Scientific Publications Magazines Why Data Sovereignty Data Spaces Global Standard We The Association GAIA-X IDS in Europe Board Head Office Members Become a Member Get access to Jive Make Use Cases Open Source Working Groups Launch Coalition Communities Projects Hubs Liaisons Use Reference Architecture IDS Components Certification IDS Reference Testbed DIN SPEC Adopt Data Space Radar Implementation Partners Education Essential Services Publications Most Important Documents About IDSA Membership IDS Ram White papers Position papers Studies & external papers Scientific Publications Magazines Why Data Sovereignty Data Spaces Global Standard We The Association GAIA-X IDS in Europe Board Head Office Members Become a Member Get access to Jive Make Use Cases Open Source Working Groups Launch Coalition Communities Projects Hubs Liaisons Use Reference Architecture IDS Components Certification IDS Reference Testbed DIN SPEC Adopt Data Space Radar Implementation Partners Education Essential Services Publications Most Important Documents About IDSA Membership IDS Ram White papers Position papers Studies & external papers Scientific Publications Magazines |  News, Blog, Events Blog News Fairs & Events IDSA Events & Live Sessions Archive Newsletter Registration Press JOBS Why Data Sovereignty Data Spaces Global Standard We The Association GAIA-X IDS in Europe Board Head Office Members Become a Member Get access to Jive Make Use Cases Open Source Working Groups Launch Coalition Communities Projects Hubs Liaisons Use Reference Architecture IDS Components Certification IDS Reference Testbed DIN SPEC Adopt Data Space Radar Implementation Partners Education Essential Services Publications Most Important Documents About IDSA Membership IDS Ram White papers Position papers Studies & external papers Scientific Publications Magazines |  News, Blog, Events Blog News Fairs & Events IDSA Events & Live Sessions Archive Newsletter Registration Press JOBS Why Data Sovereignty Data Spaces Global Standard We The Association GAIA-X IDS in Europe Board Head Office Members Become a Member Get access to Jive Make Use Cases Open Source Working Groups Launch Coalition Communities Projects Hubs Liaisons Use Reference Architecture IDS Components Certification IDS Reference Testbed DIN SPEC Adopt Data Space Radar Implementation Partners Education Essential Services Publications Most Important Documents About IDSA Membership IDS Ram White papers Position papers Studies & external papers Scientific Publications Magazines News, Blog, Events News Blog Fairs & Events IDSA Events & Live Sessions Archive Newsletter Registration Press JOBS Why Data Sovereignty Data Spaces Global Standard We The Association GAIA-X IDS in Europe Board Head Office Members Become a Member Get access to Jive Make Use Cases Open Source Working Groups Launch Coalition Communities Projects Hubs Liaisons Use Reference Architecture IDS Components Certification IDS Reference Testbed DIN SPEC Adopt Data Space Radar Implementation Partners Education Essential Services Publications Most Important Documents About IDSA Membership IDS Ram White papers Position papers Studies & external papers Scientific Publications Magazines News, Blog, Events News Blog Fairs & Events IDSA Events & Live Sessions Archive Newsletter Registration Press JOBS   setREVStartSize({c: 'rev_slider_1_1',rl:[1280,1024,980,480],el:[900],gw:[1280],gh:[900],type:'hero',justify:'',layout:'fullwidth',mh:"0"});if (window.RS_MODULES!==undefined && window.RS_MODULES.modules!==undefined && window.RS_MODULES.modules["revslider11"]!==undefined) {window.RS_MODULES.modules["revslider11"].once = false;window.revapi1 = undefined;if (window.RS_MODULES.checkMinimal!==undefined) window.RS_MODULES.checkMinimal()} INTERNATIONAL DATA SPACES The future of the data economy is here

Terry A. Davis This is Terry A. Davis. The guy single-handedly, from scratch wrote:An entire operating system (TempleOS)Different tools and demo games for his operating system2D Graphics library3D Graphics libraryHis own assemblerA bootloaderA compiler for his own C-like Programming language (Holy C)Multiple file formats and many more

The development in product-lines is divided into domain engineering andapplication engineering.

Development strategies based on product-lines have proven to be adequatefor achieving large-scale software reuse and reduced time-to-market

product-linearchitecture (PLA)

An MDA Approach for Variability Managementin Product-Line EngineeringAndr ́e L. Santos1*, Ant ́onia Lopes1, and Kai Koskimies2

What Is Application Domain In Software Engineering

npm init -w ./packages/a

In the recently funded INCEpTION project, UKP Lab at TU Darmstadt aims towards building an annotation platform that incorporates all the related tasks into a joint web-based platform.

A semantic annotation platform offering intelligent assistance and knowledge management

automatically generate annotation suggestions this makes the 00:01:36 process of annotation more efficient it also supports domain adaptation by allowing to upload pre annotated text from one domain and having the system learn from this to make annotation 00:01:49 suggestions on uninit ated texts from another domain

hree areas of functionality which are essential to text annotation compiling a corpus of 00:00:30 text documents for annotation annotating the text documents and managing knowledge to which the text can be connected integrating these three functionalities into a single annotation 00:00:44 platform allows to perform tasks such as entity disambiguation cross document coreference focused annotation using semantic search and many more

Inception a new text annotation platform currently being developed at the UK P 00:00:19 lab at the Technische universität dam start

Linking Biomedical Publications and Knowledge using the INCEpTION annotation platform @ BLAH5159 views159 views28 Feb 2019

INCEpTION - Introduction | Episode 14,155 views4.1K views22 Mar 2019

Robert Haisfield @RobertHaisfieldAs of right now, no personal knowledge graph I know about gives you a way to change the weights of edges4:32 PM · Jun 28, 2022·Twitter for iPhone

Belülrõl izzó tûz (Az indián varázsló beavat a látás rejtelmeibe). Ford. Boreczky Elemér, Édesvíz Kiadó

Beszéljen, kérem, a hatvanas évekrõl, ak-kor az a helyes válasz rá, hogy aki emlékszik a hatvanas évekre, az nem volt ott.

that use npm workspaces

is it possible that lithuania is trying to pressure the eu to end the sanctions on russian gas before winter put pressure 00:59:24 on eu sanctions with trade blockade might let baltic's baltics not freeze

constantly asking the real question that only matters the only question that ever matters cui bono who benefits right now and then you can go right now in this context with this thing 00:51:29 that's what the difference between frankly good geopolitical analyst and a good data acquirer right some people are really good at acquiring data some people are good at synthesizing data 00:51:42 that's the difference you guys are really good at synthesizing data that's why i'm on the show

you could make a very credible argument that all of covid was put on us in order 00:44:53 to stop the fed from declaring independence from the central bank cartel because they already had when he raised interest rates aggressively in 2018 and 00:45:04 the u.s banks all stopped repowing european debt as collateral which broke the financial system and now with the full implementation of sofr the secured overnight funding rate 00:45:19 and the end of usd libor american banks are insulated completely and american mortgages are insulated completely from whatever happens in europe and therefore 00:45:32 powell can do whatever the hell he wants

we have 00:39:50 a global south that has refused to go along with sanctions policy we have a global south that's saying look we'll pay whatever price for oil we want okay like i you know every time you create a black every time you create a price control 00:40:02 you create a black market that goes along with it every time you create a barrier you create a black market along with it and when the black market is operating it's because it's operating more efficiently than the normal market but the black market itself is a 00:40:14 prima facie evidence of a market inefficiency that was created by arbitrary diktot

by the way who built california the very same people who have effectively built the european union like these are the same people over and over and over again it's the same families it's the same 00:39:01 banks it's the same olgar class so it's the same over and over and over again and you break those people by taking away their monetary spigot you break those people by taking away they're ultimately their power what's 00:39:14 happening to california in the united states everyone's leaving they're all moving to florida texas and tennessee they had to suppress the freaking um census here in the united states in 00:39:25 order to not transfer a intellectual vote away from california and suppress florida texas and most of the most of the old south should have picked up another four or five senate seats or house seats easy 00:39:38 and they didn't because they manipulated the freaking census numbers as bad and that's going to get challenged it's going to get overturned but it's not going to matter for the next 10 years well the same thing's going on around the world

that number especially europe is is collapsed in terms of its percentage of global gdp and therefore all they can do is take their regulatory their fading 00:38:10 power and try and extend their insane regulatory state and the insane regulatory mindset onto the world and i've been saying this for years that the european union was designed to become like california for the rest of the 00:38:24 world we here in the united states say all the time that every bad idea starts in california and then travels east and because of california's massive political power in the united states owning you know basically 12 of the of 00:38:36 the house of representatives that they can ram through and the massive economic power that they will could ram through every bad idea you've ever thought of and then impose it on the rest of the country well the eu is built on that 00:38:49 same model

these people do believe that they can repeal the laws of physics they can just write a law 00:36:15 stroke the pen law of the land kind of cool and repeal physics this is why a recent article i had to use the term the tyranny of physics right like sorry guys it you can't you 00:36:28 know there's there's no getting around physics um i wish there were maybe there are nuances to physics that we don't that we're yet to discover that will allow us to break certain ideas and certain rules but we ain't got there yet 00:36:41 and it you know whiskey costs money and oil costs money to get out of the ground and you the the idea that they can put any kind of global price control or even regional price control on the 00:36:54 price of oil is ludicrous it's a big world out there and their enforcement arm isn't anywhere close to as developed as they think it is this is this is these are ideas promulgated by people who literally think that if they 00:37:07 speak magic words that the entire world all seven billion of us will listen this is the inherent this is the takeaway that you should this is what you should take away from 00:37:21 those statements these people believe that they they're like marduk invoking jordan peterson he speaks magic words and then reality is created yeah

as opposed to looking at the evil 00:28:58 corporations who are making who are making all this money i argue this stuff with leftists all the time i'm like as opposed to looking at them as the evil guys because well yeah okay they're in bed with the they're in bed with the 00:29:10 government so that's corporatism which we both hate right well maybe you should look at human and hate humanity for it maybe you should look at what we've actually been able to achieve and maintain in spite of all these people 00:29:23 yeah and in spite of all these barriers uh that was the big awakening for me as a human being i went from a nihilistic little turd as a of a teenager and a young adult to 00:29:35 the day when i you know i finally sat down having read a whole bunch of you know just a different perspective on the world and one oh my god people are amazing that they actually survive all of these 00:29:47 artificial and capricious barriers put in place by a whole bunch of evil people who just think that we don't deserve this stuff because they think you they think they think humanity is a virus i mean this is like the core 00:29:59 problem that we're facing all the other stuff all the iss little issues of the day are just manifestations of this core issue that these people fundamentally believe we don't deserve nice things that we're 00:30:13 a virus and we need to be controlled like livestock interesting because i've just read the title to this article in the delhi telegraph energy rationing is inevitable 00:30:25 without a fundamental rethink of net zero a dangerous world view is gaining ground one that dictates we must tone for the sin of prosperity yeah

my god people are amazing that they actually survive all of these 00:29:47 artificial and capricious barriers put in place by a whole bunch of evil people who just think that we don't deserve this stuff because they think you they think they think humanity is a virus

what is creating all these problems i 00:27:31 mean these these problems are the direct consequence of this systemic sort of barriers yes that's not being erected all over the place 00:27:43 i mean those it's been their ethos since julian huxley and unesco and the club of rome and all that stuff that they don't want us having access to cheap energy they 00:27:54 don't want us having access to efficient markets they want to control all of those things control what i've called them in the past the wire the wire is the thing that transmits information right and it doesn't matter what that what the wire is it's a metaphor for 00:28:08 everything transportation communications money everything and they want the toll booth installed at every at every barrier and every place along that 00:28:20 entire system so that they can extract all the profit from it which is why they need a debt based system to constantly extract the profit from it so that we're all left on a profit drip 00:28:33 feed and we're all in effective economic service to their system that's that is what we call capitalism today this is why i have no patience for 00:28:45 progressives because this system looks a hell of a lot more like communism and technocratic rule than it does free and efficient capital markets

we're gonna sanction the periodic table original question alex which is that these people live in a land of illusions 00:21:08 they live in a relationship in a fantasy world that you know you know i last i checked you can't tag atoms of gold with um with nfps or with little markers on the blockchain in order to figure out where they came from

well we have to come up with a reason why and it's all post hoc fallacy every bit of it almost almost all of it is wrong righ

i was incredulous the us energy secretary said today that she doesn't care about high gas prices of inflation as saving the liberal world 00:11:59 order is more importan

the bad information they put out to everybody is no longer being accepted let's double 00:08:39 down on the bad information and try and make it worse and you know in economic terms all prices are information the entire economy runs on information so if you if you muck with prices and you control prices then you're just propagating bad 00:08:52 behavior and just propagating bad information and eventually those bills come due

rank authoritarians they're communists at heart

they have been living in a world of illusions and they've pulled us all along

Oil price caps, blockades and more sanctions w/Tom Luongo (Live

Twenty-Five Years Later: Looking Back at the "Fischer Controversy" and Its Consequences

npx degit apprunjs/apprun-pwa-workbox my-app

npx degit apprunjs/apprun-pwa my-app

npx degit apprunjs/apprun-pwa-workbox my-app

npx apprun --init --spa

work with GitBash

Node Version Manager

? QUESTION MARK

The Business of IT is Business™

Trail Marks@TrailMarksReplying to @TrailMarks @alexobenauer and @AlanKayQuotesThe first step is to find its true name You can learn from https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/6-001-structure-and-interpretation-of-computer-programs-spring-2005/resources/1a-overview-and-introduction-to-lisp/… computer science is not about computers and it is surely not a science more like an art practiced by high priests of a low cult. At least in those days it was not just pop culture and cargo cult

Install nvm, with:

Install cURL (a tool used for downloading content from the internet in the command-line) with: sudo apt-get install curl

We recommend using a version manager as versions change very quickly. You will likely need to switch between multiple versions of Node.js based on the needs of different projects you're working on. Node Version Manager, more commonly called nvm, is the most popular way to install multiple versions of Node.js.

Install Windows Terminal (optional)

Windows start menu) and check the version and codename using the command: lsb_release -dc.

the Chrome DevTools Protocol makes this pretty easy. Brad hacked up some Go code to drive Chrome (using https://github.com/chromedp/chromedp) and do a basic download and then Mathieu Lonjaret made this tool, fleshing out the idea.

we might have to give up on APIs and resort to scraping

There also used to be a way to sync your Google Photos to Google Drive, and then you could use the Google Drive API to download your original photos, but Google Photos removed that too.

Google Photos used to have an API to do this (the Picasa Web Albums API) but they removed it,

This program uses the Chrome DevTools Protocol to drive a Chrome session that downloads your photos stored in Google Photos. By default, it starts at the most ancient item in the library, and progresses towards the most recent. It can be run incrementally, as it keeps track of the last item that was downloaded. It only works with the main library for now, i.e. it does not support the photos moved to Archive, or albums. For each downloaded photo, an external program can be run on it (with the -run flag) right after it is downloaded to e.g. upload it somewhere else. See the upload/perkeep program, which uploads to a Perkeep server, for an example.

About chromedp Package chromedp is a faster, simpler way to drive browsers supporting the Chrome DevTools Protocol in Go without external dependencies.

wsl --install

How to install Linux WSL2 on Windows 10 and Windows 11

The lazy man’s npm workflow

Please visit https://apprun.js.org/docs/apprun-site

AppRun Site AppRun-Site is a command-line tool for building modern web applications with AppRun.

esbuildAn extremely fast JavaScript bundler

Global variables: increasingly, the only completely global variables will come from the language proper. Everything else will come from modules (including functionality from the standard library and the browser). That is, you statically know all global variables.

The Evolving mSpace Platform: Leveraging the Semantic Web on the Trail of the MemexMax WilsonPublished 2005

WTF Happened In 1971?

If you’ve ventured on to Crypto Twitter this year, you may have seen a tweet from the meme account WTF Happened in 1971?

Cloud computing’s fatal flaw is that it ”doesn’tleverage power in your pocket.”

Azlen Elza@azlenelzaCurious to create a digital space that puts creation over consumption A kind of community cybergarden where you go to grow new ideas together— share and participate in prompts and creative challenges. No likes, no infinite feeds, just creativity and serendipitous encounters5:06 AM · Apr 27, 2022·Twitter Web App

This tweet caught my eye, and I thought it would be interesting for members of this community:​Curious to create a digital space that puts creation over consumption A kind of community cybergarden where you go to grow new ideas together— share and participate in prompts and creative challenges. No likes, no infinite feeds, just creativity and serendipitous encounters​Reply or DM to Azlen if you're interested in early access.

Not free. By design.

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re talking about the same concepts

inked to a note about cognitive scaffolding. It was interesting because I had actually encountered his thought about cognitive scaffolding before, but I hadn’t drawn the connection that we were talking about the same thing with different language! A knowledge graph that naively uses linkages to the same term wouldn’t capture this connection.