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  1. Apr 2024
    1. Peergos Road Map ann0

      Description

      indy.plex - ⚖️-🦔📏📝 evaluate - HedgeDoc

  2. Mar 2024
  3. Feb 2024
  4. Jan 2024
    1. This is a Ruby/OpenAI-enhanced Obsidian knowledgebase for metacrisis.xyz

    1. the autoparesis of fear which really is the generator function of the meta crisis

      autoparesis => autopoiesis of fear

      produced the means of computation as the control grid designed to destroy autonomy

      need to create alternative systems

      autopoiesYs

      Self-creation via bootstrapping systemS promoting autonomy evergreen permanence recapitulable organic growth of liminal mindful spaces for stories vision and wisdom Scaling synthesis and reach self-correcting mutual learning

    2. the inversion of this principle however the other policies of fear totally lacks any sort of guidance of this kind

      other policies => autopoiesis

    3. the word question is blocked by 00:14:21 a false answer before it can even be asked

      word => what

    4. to overcome the meta crisis it's currently faced with we started with

      faced => face

    5. former constituted a vector of healing in the newer sphere

      newer => noosphere

    6. autopoiesis or self-perpetuation of love

      Self-perpetuation

    7. mechanistic reflection of the deeper metaphysical principle of hyperstation network

      Hyperstition at work

    8. liminal mind Source Vision as culture with strategy flowing from inspiration through 00:08:50 conspiration to manifestation

      Source => Serves

    9. the health of 00:07:34 the new sphere precedes the health of the biosphere

      Noosphere

    10. the health of the story of the tree precedes 00:07:21 the health of the tree itself

      The story of the health of the tree

    11. go with love which takes courage

      Fear lack of courage

      Courage to create or destroy

    12. consciously interacting with story co-creator of this reality

      C

    13. high position

      Hyperstition

    14. interconnected with

      the story

    15. fundamental forces of fear and love

      X

    16. domesticated and liminal

      mind

    17. problem cannot be solved

      Created it

    18. the absence of any god-like wisdom or more specifically the mismatch between our power and our wisdom

      Mismatch

    19. capacities we have unlocked through this process are adequately described as the powers of Gods

      Unlock powers of God

      adequate description?

    1. explain Kodiak briefly well what's a knowledge repository

      section : DKR

      eXplain CODIAC & DKR

      = explain - Dynamic Knowledge Repository

      sizeable groupwise build collective understanding

      common ways to - aggregate the knowledge about it - resolve conflicts

      dynamic means - always evolving & growing

      organic networked autonomous organism NAO

      to get collectively smarter - understanding not bunch of fragments, but - coherent

      = the most fundamental knowledge repository is link

    2. the most fundamental knowledge 00:14:47 repository

      the most fundamental knowledge repository is - the one that describes - how you build knowledge repositories - bootstrapping

      ann0te.search - launch community

    1. sense of the great values

      there is - life and then there is - Consciousness and then

      there is - a sense of the great values - goodness - Beauty - truth and - the sacred I think

      it's the other way around that

      what actually exists fundamentally is - a Consciousness

      Consciousness which is a field of Consciousness which is divine which which

      has the - qualities of - attending to and

      drawing us towards - goodness - Beauty and - truth

      and and the sense of - the Holy and - sacred

    2. all fundamental truths are metaphorical

      Meta.4s we live by

      Meta.4.morph.ic processes

      / constructions🎯

    3. relation and 00:08:34 is not in fact in process as whad um pointed out

      Whitehead pointed out

      Must checkout

    4. the conscious person is continuous with a wider self

      autoassoicative clue mark

      • Engelbart nested writing
    1. Indian philosophy and in Buddhist philosophy the idea of a kind of memory in nature is completely standard most people think that it's perfectly normal

      memory in nature

    1. the right hemisphere it sees  that everything is ultimately connected.

      deeply intertwingled

    2. isolated and decontextualized;   they belong to categories; they’re  abstracted and effectively lifeless
      • decontextualized
      • abstracted
      • categorised
      • lifeless
    3. attention changes  what it is you see

      viewpointed gestalt switch - inner tacit associative morphic recall in resonance

    4. the left hemisphere is   providing a representation, no longer the  presence, but a map
      • Map should present to the mind not re-present help recall

      • Prepare the feeling,augment tacit awareness and be articulate

      Augmenting human inter intellect for symmathesy

      Not presence but experience of explorable presentation extellect

    5. And so there's a whole range of events that can  be traced back to the inevitable consequence   of a certain way of looking at the world.  And that way of looking at the world is,   in my view, associated with and driven  by a model of the world that is present   00:09:10 to the left hemisphere in a way that is  not the case with the right hemisphere

      Driven by

    6. getting the master   and his emissary wrong could be said to be  the cause of all the crises that we face,

      🤌🙏

    7. Master and His  Emissary, kind of answers this question

      👌

    8. So there's something unique about  humans. Is this innate to human nature,   and there's no way of escaping it? Is  this something that human nature can do,   00:07:49 but is not the only thing it  can do, that can be conditioned,   that could be conditioned differently?  This is what we're here to explore today

      Here to explore this today

    9. the way that technology itself ends   up shaping the mind.

      Crux one chance to affect exponentially based on linear consumption

      Why IndyVerse

    10. The   internet that is broadcasting this to people  requires this global civilization to produce.

      Internet

    1. how we would like to activate the 00:11:17 interpretation in this case in my case i would say of literary works so that become alive in the mind of the reader

      Alive in the mind of the reader

      Meditative reading

      &

      Prepare the feeling

    2. homo ludens

      It

    3. stop the red reducing a text to one particular meaning which in general has been for many years the function of literary 00:10:43 criticism

      Stop reducing one meaning literary criticism

    4. there's no such thing as the only definitive interpretation of a work

      no definitive interpretation of the eork

    5. find moments where i can begin to play with the text i begin to dialogue with the text i begin to open the text so that is continuously moving 00:09:21 in my own mind
      • play
      • dialogue
      • open
        • with the text

      continuously moving in my mind

    6. child's eyes the unanswered questions

      beginner's mind

    7. play as a rejuvenation as a revitalization 00:08:16 of the way we approach artistic works

      Revitalise approach artistic work

    8. play means to live inside

      Live inside

    9. play does not ask me what does it mean
      • Unless that's what you play
      • Create meaning for life by playing seeking and creating meaning
    10. play with the ideas with a situation with the 00:04:06 atmosphere

      As a writer ...

    11. activities are acts of translation and acts of interpretation

      Acts of translation interpretation

    12. entering the scenery of interpretation

      Scenery of interpretation

    13. create tension with a piece of literature that i read

      tension

    14. play has no ulterior motives it doesn't ask for any money it doesn't ask for any conclusions 00:03:02 it is there
      • Play = being there
      • be here now
    15. everything we touch has a sense of play

      sense of play

  5. Dec 2023
    1. connecting things up across space and time leading to morphic Resonance

      connecting across space and time

    2. computers tables chairs bicycles cars which are not 00:16:20 self-organizing they're made

      in factories you don't grow a computer in a garden you you make it in a factory so machines which have been taken by the mechanistic worldview to be the Principal model for all of nature at the very worst examples because they they're fully determinate systems in which morphe resonance doesn't happen but in self-organizing systems there's an influence on the basis of similarity across time and space now you might say well um well you did say what's the mechanism

      the ceramic model made not grown organic

      4 Alan Watts

    3. morphic resonance is the influence of similar patterns of activity on subsequent similar patterns across time and space and it works in self-organizing systems

      Molecules ...

    4. quantum physicist David bowm thought this had happened through what he calls the implicate order

      invisible realm that underlies Quantum phenomena and he thought the implicate order had a kind of memory so what's happened in one place can influence what happens in another

    5. about - morphic - resonance, field

    6. Golden Age of free cream

      during the second world war the delivery of milk stopped because of the war and um blue tits only lived for a few years so after the war there wouldn't have been any blue tits that still remembered the Golden Age of free cream before um and yet the habits started again all over Britain and the same happened in the Netherlands um it after the war it started again very rapidly in the Netherlands so here we have a the spread of habit that could have been because of morphic resonance the collective memory um in in these Birds um uh incidentally the it's now stopped because so many people including us who switched over to semi-skimmed milk that it's not worth them um opening the bottles to to get there's no cream anymore at the time the Habit has more or less died out because of the change in people's dietary habits of semi-skilled milk I never find our milk bottles have been attacked but there are plenty of blue tits who are still around so I see them in our garden so um here we've got an evolution of a habit and then it's gone away because the conditions have changed

    7. mind is nothing but the activity of 00:08:48 the brain

      and it's all inside the head therefore my thoughts can't possibly influence you hundreds of kilometers away

    8. paradigms

      models of reality are really habits of thinking

      4

      inventing TrailMarks co-evolve new habits of augmented writing

    9. morphogenesis means Morpheus form Genesis is coming into being

      gloss - morphogenesis

      cyberspace is

      autopoimorphic human centered co-created co-evolving field

    10. Timeless or not in time

      mantra - timelessness is hard - time is eternity in motion

    11. expansion which gives an arrow to time the ultimate error of time in the universe is the expansion of the cosmos and it literally creates more space for 00:00:51 new things to happen
      • expansion
      • arrow of time
      • create space
      • new things to happen
    1. taking full breaths down to the naval and maintaining an upright posture

      Full breadth down upright posture

    2. when the breath is calm 00:11:55 then the mind also becomes stable

      Breadth calm mind stable

    3. heightened awareness

      heightened awareness

    4. by controlling our breath we can develop an extraordinary sensitivity to the world around us including the sounds and feelings of 00:09:49 animals

      Extraordinary sensitivity world

    5. reach a mental state where the ups and downs in life will not be able to disturb him

      Mental state not disturbed

    6. individual can 00:11:18 unlock new dimensions of human existence

      Unlock dimensions experience

    7. transcend the experiences of an ordinary person

      transcend experience ordinary person

    8. unlock the universe's Mysteries and foresee the events

      Unlock foresee events

      Sheldrake Time backwards

    9. interconnectedness with the world

      interconnectedness with world

    10. tune into the very essence of the universe

      < 6bpm tune in essence

    11. breath rate drops to around nine breaths per minute we can 00:10:16 gain insights into the activities of trees and plant life

      Breadth rate 9

    12. gets engrossed in his game

      Engrossed game

    13. walk on the bridge of our breath

      Walk breadth bridge

    14. breath works as a bridge between our body and our mind

      breadth bridge mind body

    15. the only thing we can control is the emotion in our mind

      control emotion mind only

    16. controlling his breath he gains control over his mind the man whose mind is under his control has the solution to all his problems

      Contro breadth mind

    17. we can control the speed of our 00:05:23 breaths you can control your mind and Thoughts by doing this

      control mind breadth

    18. control over our breath we get control over our minds

      Mind control breadth

    19. pranayama

      meditation

    20. Buddhist monk lived in his ashram

      Ashram

    21. learn to take our breaths in the right way our lives will change like magic

      Life chang magic

    22. our bodily and mental states are directly correlated with the way we breathe

      Mental states breathe

    23. full session of Basta pranayama is equivalent to a 00:02:35 strong wind gust

      Pranayama wind of gust

    24. that infusion of oxygen it activates those neurons turning on the gears of comprehension

      gears of comprehension

    25. a person only has a certain amount of breath to live

      live breadth number

  6. Nov 2023
    1. do we go 05:43:08 the control Tech or do we go somewhere else

      Control tech

    2. the system will never be able to make us care in the way it is designed the incentives are just not there it would be absurd to care when you're working in a corporation

      absurd to care

    3. rather than doing my job because I don't care about my job I can make the task faster oh fantastic now I have more time to chat with my friends

      Care

    1. from - https://t.me/c/1433743833/3542 - search - telegram - cicolab - RnDAO opportunity Daniel Ospina

    1. An affordance is neither in the thing nor is it in us

      An affordance is neither - in the thing nor is it - in us: Description

      it is the relational outcome - - of a situation.

      Affordances step out of, or negate - the subject-object divide.

      Affordances are the relation -- - the dance and - dialog that has stabilized between us and things.

      //

      mutual intentional dance, dialog thread

    2. Definition of Affordance

    1. Note that this alone does not give visibility

      Note that this alone does not give visibility into - which of your end users are uploading what;

      to track this, you'll probably - need them to send you that information separately

      (e.g., once they've run upload and get back a content CID, - you can have them send that CID to you for tracking)

    2. The end user instance of the client should not need to call client.authorize(email)

      The end user instance of the client

      should not need to call - client.authorize(email), - as it is not claiming any delegations via email address - (but rather getting the delegation directly from your backend)

    1. The Story Everyone Should Have Seen Coming — This is a story about how a 45-minute speech killed an entire billion-dollar market. This week OpenAI had its first-ever developer conference. Fewer

    1. OpenAI Just Killed an Entire Market in 45 Minutes

      This is a This is a story about how a 45-minute speech killed an entire billion-dollar market.

  7. bafybeigj3dwfxbikoanh4dougjvibapmbns4o3fbu54mov2izw3jmv6jd4.ipfs.localhost:48084 bafybeigj3dwfxbikoanh4dougjvibapmbns4o3fbu54mov2izw3jmv6jd4.ipfs.localhost:48084
    1. A true local-first, edge computing stack

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    1. The Data Layer is here with the new web3.storage

      At long last web3.storage fuses with Fissions's UCAN and WebNative vision of Open Commons-Based peer production of Autonomous Software capabilities in the Long Tail of the intenet that are FAIR and Composable by design

      Now combine that with Brave browsers local IPFS Nodes and/or IPFS Desktop. thei si the Dawn of Computer Lib

      and the rise of Open Mutual Learning Commons

      Description

    2. With content addressing, storage can be

      With content addressing, storage can be - on-device, - cloud, and - CDN

      all without the developer leaving the web browser.

      // available also in InterPersonal Networks and Networked Autnonomous Organizations

    3. Self-sovereign identity

      This one corrects the mistake of current SSI

      UCAN tokens are tied to individual without revealing their true identity

    4. Serverless

      trully serverless

      No backend

      IPFS is an anti-databse the data is just out there

    5. they are in charge of it - companies merely execute UCAN invocations, acting on the user’s behalf.

      Autonomy

      Computer Lib

    6. Companies no longer control a user’s identity or data

      No sign in or Sign up needed

      people authenticate themsleves and in fact give permission to apps tow work on their owned data

      and others in their own mutual agreed terms

      No longer those take it or leave it terms that enslaves us

    7. reducing vendor lock-in

      in fact for any capability built with the Data Layer becomes exchangeable!

      especially if the organization of the information intself is accessible in the Data Layer in a format that makes explicit the intent

      Things that were designed to be single player can be part of a multiplayer network. the IndyNet

    8. user-centric experience

      People Centered Internet

    9. Verifiability, composability, and composability create portability

      Portability and indeed interoperability and

      FAIR

      Findable Accessible Interopreable Remixable = Cpmposable

    10. composability

      indeed but orchestrates by the individual for their own putposes

      This is Echangeability since every app that is in this model has a uniform Data layer

    11. user flows

      people can create their own personal work flows accross FAIR capabiities hosted on the Data Layer

    12. actor has an identity based on cryptography

      the cryptocosm

    13. UCAN validation is self-contained

      self-creating

    14. Data Layer

      Info/Mutual Learning Layer can be built on top of it

    15. no gatekeepers or silos

      Individual humans and networked forming their own communities be their (y)our owned

      Aggregators, Syndicators, interpersonal serendipity and search

      Network weavers

      benefitting the participants not the centralized aggregators

    16. actors have guarantees

      actors have guarantees that - the data they receive is really what they’re looking for - without needing to trust others in the network.

      Appreciate the shift from Agents to Actors

      this is a shift from treating humans on a par with machines

      Human agency is exercised with natural intellect/intelligence

      Humans use machines in their loop

      not as we hafve it today where Human is in the Loops of Machines working on behalf of people controlling those machines

      The key to Autnomy

      and Compter Lib

    17. One powerful thing is verifiability.

      Trust but verify

      we can weave trust networks between people that are built from verifiabiity for trust

    18. UCAN

      Remember Humans are Universal Users

      with the capability to learn and use digital affordances

    19. Every actor that needs an identity and is interacting with the Data Layer should have a DID.

      inDEED

    20. locally

      Need autonomous conduits connecting global to local

    21. actor on the web

      Actors Interpersonaly connected

    1. Adding running commentary, reflections and thinking aloud on the margins

      Articulate contrast between presented approach and and adjacent alternative perspective another approach to Flipping the Web away from cetralized proprietary platforms

      provider centric to human centric

      instead of thinking in terms of agents think in terms of people as autonomous actors in their own(ed) inter personal inter community networks for the benefit of paticipants not the aggregator provides of services

      Where services come to the people to use them the services authenticate themselves with them in terms that are acceptable to the people not the other way round

      There is no sign up or sing in

      People can discover each other and engage in conversations and develop trusted networks for themselves

      indyweb or indeed our envisioning IndyWeb native Inter Personal Digital Assistants for All

  8. Oct 2023
    1. the units that the programmer thinks of as specific correspond closely to the units of encoding.
      • the units thought as specific
      • corresponds closely
      • unit of encoding

      forget about encoding/presenatiotion

      focus on presentations and intelligible manipulation

      transitions, ilation morphic workflows

      self-description and boostrapping

      self

    2. Directness (simplicity) of expression
      • all specific
      • deal with specific facts
      • specific abstraction

      // instance first exploratory articulation of effective concepts as they arise

    1. creators would publish their work to the entire world

      publish to the entire world

      and better ways to find the Other and engage in private deep conversations that arae continuous without being synchronous

    2. This distraction

      indeed

    1. details about the Polycentric protocol.

      Polycentric is an Open-source distributed social network. Checkout our GitLab here, or jump right into the app

      to - https://hyp.is/h2tk3G3wEe6qRX9nbA1BLg/docs.polycentric.io/

    2. details about the Harbor app

      to

      Description

    3. Harbor enables you to effortlessly unify your presence across multiple platforms.

      Unify presence across multiple platforms

    4. Linking Profiles with Harbor on Polycentric

      linking profiles on Polycentric

    1. Polycentric offers an alternative
      • distributed network,
      • where you, the user, have more sovereignty
      • over your data and interactions.
    2. Using Polycentric for Comments and Ratings

      nice

    1. NeoPass

      configure profile by NeoPass

    2. app only links to other stores

      app does not play an intermediate role in the actual purchase process.

      This way, creators can directly monetize their own content in the way they like.

    3. the query is posted to the underlying platforms

      list of results that are ranked by relevance

    4. FUTO is an organization dedicated to

      developing, both - through in-house engineering and - investment, - technologies that frustrate - centralization and - industry consolidation.

    5. Additional sources can also be installed

      Additional sources can also be installed. - These sources are JavaScript sources, - created and maintained by the community.

    6. allows users to

      allow users to - search through all available media websites and - giving creators the tools for direct monetization of their content - by allowing users to directly donate to the content creator.

    7. We want

      we want - creators to feel like they are publishing to the world, - multiple indexers competing with each other - to do a good job - connecting consumers to creators and their content.

    8. The FUTO media app endeavours creating infrastructure for creators

      infrastructure for creators to

      • have their content hosted by someone else
      • having creators retain full ownership of their content.
      • feel like they are publishing to the world,
    9. PlatformPlayer

      nice

    1. 1. Standard protocols

      protocols not platforms

      commons based peer produced ambient autnonomous FAIR constellations of long tail, long term software internet

    2. pdf.js-hypothesis, enables a web server to serve a PDF with PDF.js and Hypothesis both active.
    3. Mozilla’s PDF.js

      PDF.js

    4. Hypothesis proxy, https://via.hypothes.is/, to inject the client into a web page, for example:

      ambient hypothesis without the need for a proxy

    5. https://hypothes.is/embed.js

      hypothesis embed

    1. ConstellationThe distributed network for scientific dataShare and collect scientific data on an open peer-to-peer network, while promoting transparency and data sovereignty.

    1. fully decentralized, cryptograhically verifiable, peer-to-peer database system.

      OrbitDb built on IPFS powers our development of the IndyWeb Description

      • local/personal/offline- first
      • inter-personal/planetary
      • decent(ralized)
      • privacy respecting,
      • by construction secure, long term
      • info-com-unic/put-ation (infra)structures

      a Tech we can trust for a world we want

      These networks will Flip the Legacy Web - for the benefit of the participants - with strong guarantees of privacy, security, trust but verify - evergreen permanence - with full provenance of contributions, recapitulable history of its own growth

    2. announce the official release of OrbitDB v1.0.

    3. The latest version of OrbitDB marks the culmination of 8 years of development

      • a fully decentralized,
      • cryptograhically verifiable,
      • peer-to-peer database system

      // it is also an anti-database that can contribute not only to flipping the current centralized paradigm, that is app and provider centric, one that benefits and empowers the aggregators at the expense of the particpants

      to one that is - not only decent(ralized) but<br /> - human centric,

      enable us to weave - autonomous - ambient self-certified named networks built from trust, for human trust

    1. Description

      What is LinkedIn Pulse & How It Works? [2023]

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    2. Start with a strong and engaging introduction that hooks your readers and piques their interest. Aim to present a clear and concise overview of the topic you will be discussing in the article.

    3. follow LinkedIn Influencers.

    4. By fostering thought leadership within the platform, both individuals and organizations can derive immense value from engaging with high-quality content.

      high quality content

      Description

    5. LinkedIn acquired the news reader application called Pulse, developed by Alphonso Labs

      acquired

    6. LinkedIn Pulse was introduced in 2012 as an exclusive content platform for selected, hand-picked influencers who were experts in their respective fields.
      • about : LinkedIn Pulse
    7. articles replaced pulse

      pulse sunset ted for articles

    8. optimizing articles for reach and visibility

      reach

      and visibility -

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    1. Topic maps provide an approach that marries the best of several worlds,

      best of - indexing - library science - knowledge representation - advanced techniques of - linking - addressing

  9. Sep 2023
    1. This is the most important video for future of the Web

    1. Why Timnit Gebru wants AI giants to think smallYears after she was ousted from Google, Gebru is still exposing the dangers of building language models that are quite large.

  10. www.palantir.com www.palantir.com
    1. AI-Powered Operations, For Every Decision

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    1. artificial intelligence June 20, 2023 AI Is a Lot of Work As the technology becomes ubiquitous, a vast tasker underclass is emerging — and not going anywhere.

    1. 2. Resurface bookmarks whilst browsing

      Description

      No need to context switch. Load up the Frontdoor extension from wherever you are on the web and ask a question

      Frontdoor will resurface your old bookmarks and show you what fresh ideas you should read next

    2. Finally, put your bookmarks to work with AI

      put your social web annotations to work with IA Intellect Augmentation, You and yours, InterIntellect

    3. put your social web annotations to work with IA Intellect Augmentation, You and yours, InterIntellect

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    1. PEER TO PEER The Commons Manifesto M I C HE L BAU W E N S , VA S I L I S KO STA K I S & A L E X PA Z A I T I S

      Peer to Peer: The Commons Manifesto Michel Bauwens, Vasilis Kostakis, and Alex Pazaitis

    1. Secure / Design Community Call Event by Fission Tue, Sep 26, 2023, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM (your local time)

    1. we really built ways to portray material for ourselves etc that make best use to the machinery
      • query

      // comment

      Discourse graph Meaningful marking of the Named content in Conte(myt mark

      Why reason purpose intent aspect quality qualify qualia articuletedrrlation

      Think a link capture the meaning saliencesignificancerelevence import export

    2. puts in some kind of conceptual framework

      X

    3. putting structure into the documents

      X

    4. open hyper document
      • chapter Open HyperDocument System - OHS
    5. do you get so that you really can pick up knowledge and integrate it

      X

    6. human and tool systems
      • chapter Human & Tool Systems -