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  1. May 2024
    1. brave ann0

      http://indy-memplex-net.ipns.localhost:48084/annote.htm?p=ipfs://bafybeiackl4z6rco5foatut3azt43q2mqgvx6kyo434qs2alu5yniiwia4/#annotations:t0RLaAxTEe-HUGv0nuJGZw

      brave-ann0

      Install Brave Browser and enable brave://ipfs

      or

      get agregore browser

    1. In short, it simplifies the web development process. As long as you have a basic knowledge of web dev (JS, HTML etc.) you can make apps that are shareable right away!

      create apps that are shareable right away

  2. agregore.mauve.moe agregore.mauve.moe
    1. A great place to start if you want to create apps using Agregore ✨

      create apps with agregore

  3. agregore.mauve.moe agregore.mauve.moe
    1. Agregore Explore the distributed web

    1. An minimal blogging platform using IPFS Protocol Handlers and Markdown

      minimal blogging platform with IPFS

    1. live in the present moment and find the compassion that exists all around and within us.

    2. The Five Reiki Gokai or Principles

    1. NNTP

      nntp

    2. but most news administrators will ignore these requests unless a local user requests the group by name.

      create groups by a team

    3. news.announce.newgroups,

      news announc newsgroups

    4. RFD (Request For Discussion)

      Request for discussion

    5. There was a rapid growth of alt.* as a result, and the trend continues to this day. Because of the anarchistic nature with which the groups sprang up, some jokingly referred to ALT standing for "Anarchists, Lunatics and Terrorists" (a backronym).

      backronym anarchistic lunatics and terrorists

    6. This situation resulted in the creation of an alt.* (short for "alternative") Usenet hierarchy,

      alt.usenet hierarchy

    7. n the Great Renaming of 1986–1987,

      great renaming

    8. comp.* — Discussion of computer-related topics news.* — Discussion of Usenet itself sci.* — Discussion of scientific subjects rec.* — Discussion of recreational activities (e.g. games and hobbies) soc.* — Socialising and discussion of social issues. talk.* — Discussion of contentious issues such as religion and politics. misc.* — Miscellaneous discussion—anything which does not fit in the other hierarchies.

      main topic hierarcies

    9. the early community was the pioneering computer society

      pioneering computer society

    10. The news admin (the administrator of a news server)

      news admin

    11. regarding anything a member chooses to discuss as on-topic

      on-topic

    12. called a "post".

      hence hyperpost

    13. from

      usenet

    14. maintain a level of robust data persistence

      rubust persistence

    15. Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP)

      ipnntp

    16. Typically, the newsgroup is focused on a particular topic of interest.

      topic of interest

    1. BROADCASTING INTERNET DATAGRAMS

      RFC plain text

    1. Internet Official Protocol Standards

      internet official protocl standards

    1. http://www.rfc-editor.org/

      x

    2. typewrote

      to

      Description

    3. directed by Douglas Engelbart, is another of the four first of what were ARPANET nodes

      Engelbart RFC

    4. Request for Comments

      x

    1. absence of online connectivity

      re-imagining online connectivity

      autonomous interpersonal usenet newesgroups

    2. discussion groups, known as newsgroups,

      reimagining newsgroups

    1. repeatable process of _producing a lot of software_ by big teams with variation in experience and headcount

      where the programmers are fungible - not the software -

      they produce

      If te software could be fungible capable of organic

      re - usable - mixable - sumable

      digital executable artifats

      auto-poietic co-evolving body of organic growth

      we would not need big teams

      and the realm of software itself will become - an Open Sea of - effective articulation of capabilities

      that are tinkerable capable of self-organization and autopoietic synthetic symmathetic growth living everrgreen and permanent

      a systems that are lifelike co-evol

      at scale in the long tail of the internet

    2. Compared to Go, Rust looks like Common Lisp looked like to a Java programmer of old

      The highest possible praise

      Let's overcome the "Curse of LISP"

    3. Why is Google in love with purposely-impaired languages like Go, Dart?

      purposely-impared languages

      cause they do not really want to empower people

      but machines and only the people behind the machines

      We the people should fight the buttleriabn jihad now before the machines get all the firepower

    4. "mediocre by design"

      yep

    1. "Google has the intellectual firepower to be going where no programmer has gone before, yet languages like Go remain solidly in well-understood and, for the most part, commonly-implemented territory. I have no doubt that this is a good strategic move on Google's part, and that Go solves a number of important problems that Google faces, but I was disappointed that Google hadn't taken a more experimental and research-focused approach.

      Google intellectual firepower

      boldy go where no programmer has gone before

      and transcend programming itself

    2. "CERN has the intellectual firepower to be going where no physicist has gone before, yet their experiments remain solidly in the realm of existing scientific methods and, for the most part, mathematical models. Smashing atoms together may be interesting, but it makes me want collide my brain with a wall"

      intellectual firepower CERN

    1. easier to define new components in Javascript than in TeX.

      define new component make them morphic

    2. BNF grammar

      Why cant we have something like Meat-Lisp #syntax and everything generated from that

    3. advantage of using Javascript vs. TeX is the ability to define abstractions at a higher level than macros.

      javascript means of abstraction rocks

    4. Most users of Nota would write the declarative markup

      introduces its own Markup

    5. core is the React Javascript library

      too bad

    6. Nota is a browser technology, so it is implemented using a combination of HTML, CSS, and Javascript.

      browser native

    7. 2.4 Interior mutability

      concept

    8. A static display

      A static display is preferable to an interactive one, all else being equal.

      a replayale is the best

    9. visible in context

      Jumping around is bad — definitions should be visible in context.

    10. access the definition

      A reader should always be able to access the definition of a symbol.

    11. from https://hyp.is/d4vQygh3Ee-8rLdvX5upZQ/nota-lang.org/

      https://dweb.link/ipfs/QmQjZya1be2Wfxj9VsVSgwu7vWkDpXbRyvbP5N1srWmP9J?filename=willcrichton.net_nota_

    12. A New Medium for Communicating Research on Programming Languages

      from: https://dweb.link/ipfs/QmQjZya1be2Wfxj9VsVSgwu7vWkDpXbRyvbP5N1srWmP9J?filename=willcrichton.net_nota_

    1. read my original paper

      Nice but this should take yuu beyond programming languages

    2. require a small amount of document annotation on the author's part.

      ad make across all nota documents

      oh and make it browser native

    3. seeking early adopters

      sure

    4. Nota is a new and evolving technology.

      cool

    5. read through the Reference

      [to] - reference

    6. This one is doing what TrailMarks does by extending MarkDown

      for * TrailMarks Related work

    1. A Nota document is text mixed with commands, typically contained in a .nota file. A Nota document looks like this:

      text mixed with commands

    2. Nota Reference
    1. The content of a repository is laid out in a Merkle Search Tree (MST)
    2. Namespaced Identifiers (NSIDs) identify the Lexicon type for groups of records within a repository.

      NSIDs

    3. a DID can be considered a reference to a data repository.

      DID data repository

    4. Data Repositories
    1. We published an overview of our technical decisions around federation architecture on our blog.

      technical overview

    2. three core services
      • Personal Data Servers (PDS),
      • Relays, and App Views.

      We're also working on feed generators and labelers.

    3. syncs the repositories in a federated networking model.

      federated networking sync

    4. signed data repositories.

    5. Protocol Overview

    1. fully-qualified hostname in Reverse Domain-Name Order, followed by a simple name. The hostname part is the domain authority, and the final segment is the name.

      domain authority

    1. The AT ProtocolSocial networking technology created by Bluesky

    1. The Bluesky App runs on the AT Protocol. For information on how the AT Protocol processes personal information, please view the Bluesky AT Protocol Network Services Privacy Notice.

      let see

    2. reasonable efforts

      that's not good enough

      you should be able to guaranty that by design

    3. in connection with corporate transactions, such as a merger.

      preparing to exit community are?

      old time hype and dump like all the rest?

    1. Getting started with NoMachine Start your journey to the next level of remote computing

    1. Confessions of a Modern Day Anarchist About life, death and taxes, but mostly about change.

      modern day anarchist

    1. Minds is an open-source, encrypted and reward-based social networking platform. https://minds.com

    1. Minds is a free & open source social network dedicated to privacy and freedom.

    1. we are being prepared to be the salvation of the Universe--the end of secrecy, and control--we are together the light of day.

      toghether the light of day

    2. beginning of a narrative about turning Hell into Heaven

      turning hell into heaven

    3. we'll really are "linked in"

      really linked in

    4. anyone you know might be interested in working on the biggest next big thing that has ever been

      I am interested in the

      biggest next big think

      too

    5. I'm literally trying to build a giant leap forward in the process of self-government and process of creating and following through on actually completing "ideas" similar to contracts and legislation

      build a giant leap forward

    1. Adam Marshall (Sovietnим) Dobrin 2nd degree connection 2nd Technocrat Founder ..of 'the various Revolutions'. Writer. Coder. Futurologist. Aspiring dad.

    1. I've stopped updating my Instagram (here's Mastodon, though), because none of you follow it.  Also I'm thinking of pausing Twitter too.  probably soon

      Promlems define their own solutions

      I paused twitter etc too

    2. searched for ipfs for user

      https://hypothes.is/users/adam5?q=ipfs

      that's how I found this site

      discovering the Other with shared interest

    1. What Is a DJVU File? This is an image of a scanned document, which you can view or convert to a more popular file format like PDF

      anatomy of lisp was in that format

    1. IndyLab

      Stand by this articulation. The chosen technologies did not quite deliver what is needed

    2. collaborative mutual learning by doing spaces

    3. Submitted on IndyWiki on DevPost In fact Indywiki is at the center of the first flower on this infinite Penrose Tiles of capabilites for Structure and Collaboration

  4. Apr 2024
    1. Let's talk again!2023Use your LinkedIn, Twitter, and chat history as a personal CRM.

      Very much in the spirit of Indy (mutual) Learning Commons

    1. Google-hardened InfrastructureDevelop safely in your own dedicated virtual private cloud (VPC). Available only for enterprise.

      google-hardened infrastructure

    2. Idea to software, fast

      start building

    3. Collaborative by defaultOn Replit, collaboration is as simple as writing together in a shared document. Work in parallel, pair program, and debug as a team to share context and build efficiently.

      collaborative by default

    4. Replit is an AI-driven software creation platform where everyone can build, share, and ship software fast.

    Annotators

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    1. Edit: Or, if you don't want to change the Host OS settings you could try: https://www.softwareok.com/?seite=Microsoft/DontSleep

      dont sleep

    1. After you get Virtualbox installed on the computer and make a working VM on the computer's hard drive, shut down the VM. Right-click the VM in the main Virtualbox window and click Move. You can then move the VM to the USB SSD or platter drive.

      move working Virtual Machine

    2. VirtualBox on USB Drive?

    1. VSCodium Free/Libre Open Source Software Binaries of VS Code

  5. www.disciplemedia.com www.disciplemedia.com
    1. Choose from our transparent pricing plans to build the perfect community platform for your unique business.

      community platform monetization

      500 members £1 per member 499 for 500

    1. downloaded an ISO image of Linux Mint

      iso

    2. Oracle VM virtual box which as of the time of 00:05:34 this video is 7.0.1 4

      same

    3. doing a quick install of a virtual machine

      quick install

    4. when you're running inside a virtual machine what you're doing is not directly visible to the 00:04:56 host OS so this should blunt any AI
      • blunt AI
      • usage scanning
    1. "The map is not the territory

      the word is not the thing it describes. Whenever the map is confused with the territory, a ‘semantic disturbance’ is set up in the organism. The disturbance continues until the limitation of the map is recognized." ⏤Alfred Korzybski, Science and Sanity

      Korzybski’s study of language, perception, and consciousness provides us with some of the most essential and least recognized theories and methods to make sense of this era in which communication has become polarizing, and media is stirring the storm of confusion.

    1. Peergos alpha hacker news

    2. Peergos Alpha – A decentralized file storage and communication network (peergos.org) 82 points by ianopolous on May 24, 2019 | hide | past | favorite | 49 comments

      file storage communication network

    1. Serge SONFACK 2nd degree connection 2nd Knowledge representation and reasoning, logic programming and collaborative intelligence.

    1. Commenting is the mortar that holds many an online community together.

      commenting mortar

    2. a private social network solution that avoids the worst of Big Tech’s intrusive, exploitative tendencies, but kept and expanded upon the features that promote engagement, security and monetisation

      security monetization

    3. first iteration of our trail-blazing app

      trail-blazing app

    4. Create a private social network

    1. must read in full

    2. Anytype – local-first, P2P Notion alternative (anytype.io) 414 points by TTTZ 9 months ago | hide | past | favorite | 273 comments

      great

    1. a single source of truth - a consensus layer - which stores information governing the discovery of spaces and profiles.

      consensus layer

    2. Governance of the discovery of spaces

      governance of the discovery of spaces

    3. own a unique decentralized name

      own a unique decentralized name

    4. become our shared resource, our common source of truth, and our collective medium for realizing the digital freedoms
      • shared resource
      • common source of truth
      • collective medium

      medium for realizing

      the digital freedom we seek

    5. make developing Anytype sustainable

      developing AnyType sustainable

    6. making these freedoms unalienable is the foundation upon which healthy, resilient communities and societies can be built.

      making

      • freedom of thought and
      • expression,
      • freedom to connect with those whom we trust, and
      • freedom to participate in the governance of our digital creations.

      these freedoms unalienable

      foundation for

      • healthy
      • resilient

      communities and societies

    7. Anytype as a tool will always be free when used with your own resource

      free when used with own resources

      • local storage,
      • local or
      • self-hosted network.
    8. freedom of thought and expression, freedom to connect with those whom we trust, and freedom to participate in the governance of our digital creations.

      thought expression connection

      participatory governance

    9. imminent launch of multiplayer

      launch mutiplayer

    10. As a co-creator of this network you’ll be participating in the governance together with us.

      co-creator participate governance

    11. Each space and profile in the Anytype network is digitally independent.

      space profile independent

    12. Our Membership Philosophy

    1. Networked thinking

      is an explorative approach to problem-solving,

      whose aim is to consider the - complex interactions between nodes and - connections - in a given problem space.

      Instead of considering a particular problem in isolation - to discover a pre-existing solution,

      networked thinking encourages - non-linear, - second-order reflection

      in order to let - a new idea emerge.

    2. Networked thinking: a quiet cognitive revolution

      Anne-Laure Le Cunff

  6. es-la.facebook.com es-la.facebook.com
    1. “ I'll send you everything I know about this ” — and be telling the truth.

      twing.gl value prop

  7. ipfs.indy0.net ipfs.indy0.net
    1. t let his ever present linguistic insights master the com

      plexity

      META-LISP can be considered as an extension of LISP, which makes the meta language character of LISP explicit.

      In doing so

      it inherits - a lore of methodological insights - which have always been part of the LISP tradition

      The present work, ultimately is dedicated to - the LISP programmer

      who may now - pen his thoughts within fewer parentheses and

      • yet let his ever present linguistic insights master
      • the complexity of his task
      • with greater ease
    2. Language Oriented Programming in META-LISP

      György Lajos