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  1. Feb 2025
    1. backup app kind I think of it as like friends and family um backup application called recover

      Exactly that but with Peergos And everything that 1 engages on the indranet

  2. Jan 2025
    1. link to a a Wiki from anywhere

      and in doing so establish a connection the author of the wiki receives request for plexes and can get the non public information with mutual provenance or conversational information exchange

    2. need to get to that minimal workable thing which actually compelling

      Minimal Viable Progenitor

      Not a prototype

      Not a product

      Not for Patented technology

      But like the original wiki by Ward Cunningham the Maker app for web2 collaborative writing

      But a Maker App for the IndyWeb the small progenitor the mother of all intranet.work spaces augmenting individuals first human interintellect

    3. private really

      Recorded sharing not accessible to robots cannot be harvested by robots

      The Wikis are so search engines can find your wikis MEMplEXes are not

    4. plexes you're talking

      Places can linked to other places Sequence of clues with their on Outlines that can contain nested clues

      A sequence of these constituting the body of a clueon

      Of course these clues can contain links to other

      Plexes in your MEMplEX or another wiki in your own space or or others or plexes in some body else's MEMplEX

      Writely and networked thinking tools

      With a clear symmathetic model and born multiplayer conversational async exchanges

    5. shared only video permission

      Using peer to peer secure community nication channels

      Where each participant in the exchange retain a permanent verifiable record a provenance of the exchange of information

    6. create your plexes just just additional Pages

      Really Clue Pages or Clueons

      Using Indi.pad that works with associated complexes of clue pages or Clueons CluePlexes

      No longer trying to impose a page hierarchy although you can create narrative trails or organize Clueons into Outlines too

    7. have cross links

      to other Wikis in your space or anywhere in the web or the indyweb with back links

      So we have a distributed spaces of Wikis across the web all potentially meaningfully interconnected using high resolution addresses As each page has a unique web address and on any page anchors can be added and since all this URLs resolve to some we hosted Wikis they are publically available but they are attributed verifiably to some named trusted human indynet actor

    8. each Wiki is dedicated to some topic

      named topic or as an about wiki for the folder it appears in where 1 can capture information pertinent to the files in the folder and documenting at a high level all subfolder and link to about pages in subfolders

    9. create many wikis

      in any of your own indranet.work spaces in some folder tree

      Local Filesystem

      IPFS Desktop running locally

      In a folder tree rooted in one that is bound to a self assigned identity That can be your Peergos account

      or

      A folder in a structure owned by whoever invited you to be a trusted person by somebody already participant in the indyNet with their own indraner.work space

  3. Dec 2024
    1. "self-replicating programs", "self-reproducing programs", and "self-copying programs".

      It is not self-replication that is the goal but self-creation

    1. local-first software

      proritize local - storage - networks

      interpersonal computing - local first - offline first - async eventual consistent replication - real-tim when participant are available

      dream space - conversations that are continuous- without being syncronous

      yet - contiguous and - eventual consistent

      with the partiipant's entire - HyperInterPlexed - interpersonal - named - permanent - evergreen indranet.work spaces

      -

    2. It is possible to create software

      It is possible to create software - that has all the advantages of cloud apps, - while also allowing you to retain full ownership of - the data, documents and files you create.

    3. CRDTs in practice

      used Orbitdb 6 years ago

      It did seem to work perfectly

      namedlocal first replicated databases

      allyouneed it seemed back in 2018

    1. It would be a shame to go to all that trouble to decentralize, but then adopt a singleton.

      adopt a singleton

      can adopt a singleton tht is out there and can be accessed from anywhere. That is a virtual singleton. As long as there is one machine that contain the content addressed via the DHT that information is accessible

      having a global permanent namespace that is permanent unstoppable is a gift to mandking

      as long as you store only encrypted information it can be secure and private

  4. Nov 2024
    1. IdeaLoom is a Collective Intelligence platform

      for - Indy.Loom

      IdeaLoom is a - Collective Intelligence platform,

      which allows large communities to hold - a meaningful conversation at scale , - reach a common understanding, and - develop solutions beyond what each participant could have envisioned.

      IdeaLoom allows - a structured navigation of conversations on complex issues,

      through a unique synthesis of - social software and - iterative concept mapping.

    1. Advent of Computing - Episode 79 - ZOG: Military Strength Hypertext

      We're getting back to my hypertext series with a big of an obscure tale. ZOG is a hypertext system what was first developed in 1972 at Carnegie-Melon University. It then stagnated until the latter ha..

    1. Coordinated set of user interface principles.

      Coordinated set of user interface principles. - Over the many application areas within a knowledge workshop,

      these principles shape user interface features such as - the. language, - control conventions, and - methods for obtaining online help and training.

    2. eatures that firstappeared in NLS

      features that first appeared in NLS: - The mouse - 2 dimensional display editing and windows - Hypermedia with integrated e-mail - Document version control - in-file object addressing and linking - Outline processing - Shared screen teleconferencing - Context sensitive help - Distributed client-server architecture - Extensible, user-programmable tools

    3. develop technology required to augment the knowledgework

      develop technology required to augment the knowledge work of - first individuals, then - groups of collaborators

      first - in a single location, and then - in communities - distributed - over wide area networks - such as the ARPANET.

    4. osters acooperative community of organizations interested in stm-tegically improving their collective improvement capabili-ties

      community of organisations

    1. 501(c)(6) Non Profit - Advancing technologies supporting transparent financial ledgers - Maintaining and Building the Open Collective Platform - Governed by our members.

      transparent financial ledgers

  5. Oct 2024
  6. Sep 2024
    1. Everyday reasonableness is the foundation of technical, formal, and systematic rationality.

      yep

      the real is reasonable not rational

      and only the reasonable can be real

    1. rationality as a particular application of reasonableness—not an overall-better version, but a specialization—and therefore only correctly understandable if reasonableness is understood.

      rationaility narrowly understood is sheer unreasonableness

    1. Decentralization enables permissionless innovation

      Decentralization is a decent shifting of the Cenetralized Paradigm

      permission less innovation is a clear advance

      We could Flip the paradigm by pursuing

      local-first, Personal first, Centrered InterPersonal Info-Intercommunication in Open Mutual Learning Networks

      where each participant in the network is empowered to "serve" their own(ed) content with edge/browser native capabilities in the long tail of the internet to go with them There by become Autonomous participant in their owned trust networks that operate for the benefit of the participants not the aggregators, with full attribution, verifiable provenance for all their mutual contributions and recapitulate-able history and co-evolution of ideas and innovations themselves.

      In a word it supports attributed open innovation accelerating innovation and all associated value flows.

      Leaving no scope for enclosing carriers to introruced permissioned recentralization as the system is based on trust and mutual permissions

      bad actors/aggregators can simply be locked out

      and create the space for 1000 aggregators to emerge as interest based autnomous communities mutually scaling reach for everyone

      since global permissionless discoverability and permanence can be baked into the the very fabric of IndyWeb

    1. Protocols are
      • sets of rules or
      • design features

      that influence the emergence of coordinated behavior

      In the case of serendipity, =

      such coordination is not only inter-personal - but often = intra-personal. // intra-personal = inter-personal conversation with past self

      We coordinate the interaction between - our past, - present and - future selves. - In both inter- and intra-personal cases, the coordination is mediated by the environment we interact with.

      we need tools metamorphic computer supported - autnomous - personal first - inter/intra-personal medium

      to carry our conversations that are continuus without being synchronous

      helping us to scale synthesys, serendipity, impact and reach

    1. as a collective intelligence

      really be deliberate about the ways in which we um make sense together and you know

      people like you are doing fantastic work on the technology side but really to to bring the the inter-humaning =

      um uh to it as as deliberately as as we do the algorithms and the uh technology

  7. Jun 2024
    1. Firstly it samples or ‘tastes’ the auras of the people around it by taking in only a little piece of what it receives. Secondly it reflects back all of what it receives from the other person.

      reflects back

  8. May 2024
    1. 'A Bicycle of the Mind' - Steve Jobs on the Computer

      Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple, shares some of his insights during a 1990 interview with WGBH.

    1. software that is
      • open-ended and
      • evolvable,

      software that - amplifies our agency.

      // by our u mean Human agency.

      Perhaps DECENT(ralized) is not enough

      Build an Internet as an

      • InterPlanetary
      • Permanent
      • Evergreen
      • coevolutionary
      • recapitulable
      • Autononomous Networks of Human Actors

      flip the Web where viertually everything is the dual opposite of what it (c|sh)ould be

      We need Human Intelligence Augmentation

      more then ever

      not just tools for thought but but Networked Improvement Communities engaged in continuous mutual learning

      Symmathesys Universalis

      and co-creating the very symbiotic machine support needed to boostrap it

    2. the dream of

      software that amplifies - intelligence, creativity, and - agency, is more real than ever.

      AI has unlocked a wild new landscape of possibility.

      There is no time to lose.

      I’m venturing forward to build something new.

      I’ll keep you updated here on the journey

      to "Video: 'A Bicycle of the Mind'…" (www.youtube.com) 'A Bicycle of the Mind' - Steve Jobs on the Computer - Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple, shares some of his insights during a 1990 interview with WGBH.

    1. it's a google product it'll probably you 00:30:51 know die within a few months or get deprecated later on or say if it's any other tech thing it might just change under my feet or um run out of business and suddenly any sort of community i 00:31:03 built anything that i did with that is just gone because um it's too hard for me to set up um it'd be nice if none of this stuff was a problem like i want the web without all of these 00:31:16 servers and all this extra crus

      google product die

      want a web without this extra crust

    2. a server is a barrier to entry it requires more expertise in order to get anything started for instance you either 00:29:36 need to like have your own machine running locally or have some sort of virtual machine and then you need to think about like what kind of web servers you're going to host and all of this stuff especially um 00:29:47 with the with servers and the web everything is kind of hinging around these servers if i made some sort of cool like blog and i want to share it with my friends i have to go through a server if that server goes offline

      Serve is bad

  9. Apr 2024
    1. Envisioning an Electrifying Future - 2nd Call for AbstractsKristóf [ J . C . ] Nyíri2024, Envisioning an Electrifying Future - 2nd Call for Abstracts20 Views5 Pages1 File ▾Artificial Intelligence, Visual Studies, Social Media, Fashion

  10. Mar 2024
  11. Feb 2024
  12. Jan 2024
    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

    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

    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

    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. isolated and decontextualized;   they belong to categories; they’re  abstracted and effectively lifeless
      • decontextualized
      • abstracted
      • categorised
      • lifeless
    2. 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

    3. 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

    4. 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

    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. 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

    3. 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

    4. 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
  13. Dec 2023
    1. 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

    2. 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 ...

    3. 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

    4. 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

    5. 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

    6. morphogenesis means Morpheus form Genesis is coming into being

      gloss - morphogenesis

      cyberspace is

      autopoimorphic human centered co-created co-evolving field

    1. 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