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  1. Jun 2022
    1. Nothing you can do but you can learn how to be you in time

      ```

      Love, love, love Love, love, love Love, love, love There's nothing you can do that can't be done Nothing you can sing that can't be sung Nothing you can say but you can learn how to play the game It's easy Nothing you can make that can't be made No one you can save that can't be saved Nothing you can do but you can learn how to be you in time It's easy All you need is love All you need is love All you need is love, love Love is all you need All you need is love All you need is love All you need is love, love Love is all you need Nothing you can know that isn't known Nothing you can see that isn't shown ......... ```

    1. A népi mondás szerint: "Ha ezen a napon esik, negyven napig esik egyfolytában." "Medárdus napja ha tiszta, nem jő a rossz idő vissza"

      Medárd

    1. cosmology as i'm using it here is the human perception of our world or 00:00:53 even the universe and the human place therein so right away you see that it touches on what we typically call the big questions right the religious questions who are we what 00:01:06 are we where did we come from how did we get here what is our purpose all of that can be cosmology when you throw humans into the equation

      cosmology

    1. turtles they can be pretty cheeky

      turtles are great at helping out the other collectively

      https://bafybeieo6pqpoxsf5we66v2a3dsx6rmvxdpf7ndq26touagfe4pwiqx2a4.ipfs.dweb.link/?filename=cooperation%2520instinctively%2520trashing%2520trutle%2520helped%2520by%2520others.mp4

    1. Conor White-Sullivan 𐃏@ConawH-LAM/T one of the most useful acronyms I’ve ever come across. A handy way to categorize the interwoven ways we have to augment the human intellect Language Artifacts Methods In which a person can be trained From our great prophet Doug Engelbart https://dougengelbart.org/content/view/138/#2c…
      • for : H-LAM/T

    1. H-LAM/T

      https://indylab-2022.fission.app/hyp?H-LAM/T

      !- for : H-LAM/T

    1. “Knowledge production is a group activity, not an individual one.” (Engelbart).

      !- about : language, artifacts, methods, tools, trained

      !- for : H-LAM/T

      https://hyp.is/uYVEEt4REeyEZl-3nSUpmg/www.dougengelbart.org/content/view/348/

    1. Backlinks🪴 Start Here ...is to find data structures and interfaces that support synthesis and innovation in a decentralized discourse graph. Some suggested starting points: To jump straight into the ideas: [[I- Search as a primitive]] [[I- A DSL for a discourse graph with information entry, visualization, and retrieval]] [[Q- How might we navigate the structure now or later tradeoffs]] For broader context

      nice way to show back links as search results

    1. Don’t Hide the TechToo Much Artifice is a Symptom of Something Wrong

    1. Steve Pepper is the founder and Chief Strategy Officer of Ontopia, a company that provides topic map software, consulting, and training services.

      !- profile : Steve Pepper

    2. This paper describes the crisis of identity facing the World Wide Web and, in particular, the RDF community. It shows how that crisis is rooted in a lack of clarity about the nature of "resources" and how concepts developed during the XML Topic Maps effort can provide a solution that works not only for Topic Maps, but also for RDF and semantic web technologies in general.

      crisis identity WWW

      |- for : Web, Broken Wheel

      root cause is location addressing, seeking good's eye view normative accummulation of "conventional" knowledge separated from the context of its discovery, disregarding its source "personal knowing", production

    3. Curing the Web's Identity Crisis

    1. The question of how to label a relationship is one of naming, not direction
      • flip : labeling naming not direction
    2. Parameters are information, in the form of a set of topics, that expresses the appropriate processing context for a variant name. Having selected a particular topic name, an application may choose to examine the parameters of its variants (if any) in order to select the most suitable form of that name.

      parameters

    3. prohibits a processed topic map from containing multiple topics with the same base name in the same scope.

      names in scope

    1. distinction between addressable and non-addressable subjects.

      addressable and non-addressable subjects

    2. provide powerful new ways of navigating large and interconnected corpora.

      navigate large interconnected corpora

    3. knowledge structures and associating them with information resources

      knowledge structures

      associated with resources

      personal first, self-organizing networks of structured outlines containing written text and hypermedia context always in intentional/conceptual/meaningfully shaped/salient contexts.

      Everything of interest is high resolution addressable. These addresses are derived from the way connections are created using trailmarks to the body of emergent networks

      |- flip : separation of knowledge structures and associated information sources

    4. index replicating, in miniature, the structures of its subject, in order to provide a more manageable view of the whole.

      present at scale

    5. back-of-book index can be likened to a carefully researched and hand-crafted map

      book index map

    6. “a book without an index is like a country without a map”.

      index map

    7. the names assigned to association types (such as “was influenced by”) imply any kind of directionality.
      • flip : association names do not imply directionality
    8. The goal with topic maps is to achieve a one-to-one relationship between topics and the subjects that they represent, in order to ensure that all knowledge about a particular subject can be accessed via a single topic.
      • flip : topic subject correspondence
    9. Topic maps as portable semantic networks

    10. The TAO of Topic Maps Finding the Way in the Age of Infoglut

    1. This excerpt from the original wiki's welcome page provides a window into the now frozen past. We've opened up a portal between that past and our now distributed federation of personal wiki sites where sharing is by creative commons. Welcome.

    1. pragma (plural pragmas or pragmata) (computing, programming) A compiler directive; data embedded in source code by programmers to indicate some intention to the compiler. This pragma stops the compiler from generating those warnings we don't care about.

      |- gloss : TrailMarks

      |- snippet : high resolution addressing in TrailMark - |- for TrailMarks - |- example : clues in markdown - nestrd

      earlier used the generic trailmark 'for' to indicate that the current annotation is relevant for the designated/named topic given as the target/object/subject for the TrailMark for.

    2. From the Ancient Greek root πρᾶγμα (prâgma, “a thing done, a fact”). May be a back-formation from pragmatic.

      |- gloss : pargma

    3. prâgma, “a thing done, a fact”

      |- gloss : pragma

    1. When a seemingly random action offers a benefit to the organism's survival, the neuronal pattern leading to that action gains meaning.

      oops meaning?

    2. This “outside-in” view portrays the mind as a tool for learning about the true nature of the world

      outside-in view

    3. I had to wrestle with the difficulty of trying to explain something that I didn't really understand.

      difficulty explaining understand

    4. perception-action theoretical framework was right or wrong

      theoretical framework

    5. How the Brain ‘Constructs’ the Outside WorldNeural activity probes your physical surroundings to select just the information needed to survive and flourish

    1. All of the apps that you have published with your account are listed on the Apps page.

      There is a live beta of the development version available at https://dashboard-develop.fission.app/. It might delete your apps or eat your JavaScript.

      Description

    1. You can ship WebNative Apps with @FISSIONcodes from your browser

      WebNative: all you need is a browser

      No Backend, No CLI No Databases with @IPFS

      the Network IS the Open Commons Database No Master/Slave arrangements

      You are your own master

      Born interoperable Apps flock to you

    1. Wikilinks support for Discourse

      Description

    2. multi player tool for thought

      mutiplayer TfT

    3. The real power of wikilinks comes from supporting interwiki prefixes. Support [[es:w:]] and [[wd:]] and [[wookie 1:]] and you’re really going places.

      interwiki prefixes

    4. Using Discourse brings in multiplayer and commenting, @-mentions, and more.

      brings multiplayer, commenting and @mentions

    5. use Discourse as an interlinked digital garden of notes.

      discourse as interlinked garden of notes

    6. To make it even better, we’d like to use a [[wikilinks]] double bracket syntax to link to new and existing pages.

      [[wikilinks]]

    1. ⛆ (RAIN) utf-8 character icon RAIN is one of the 256 characters in the Miscellaneous Symbols Unicode subset.

    1. Take Your VS Code Configuration Anywhere Easily with Settings SyncJust When You Thought Visual Studio Code Couldn’t Get Any Better, It Did

    1. { content-visibility: auto; contain-intrinsic-size: 1px 5000px; }

      css { content-visibility: auto; contain-intrinsic-size: 1px 5000px; }

    1. Emergent framing proposes that the best ideas or best concepts have not yet emerged because the preparatory work that would allow them to emerge has not occurred.

      emergent framing

      !- epistemic - principles : TrailMarks, IndyLearn, Learning Gardens

  2. May 2022
    1. Only ifthe processing of symbolic representations is related to the tacit context within which theybecome meaningful, does a semantic engine becomes possible.Polanyiana 2003/1–2. 133© Polanyiana 2003/1—2: 133-157

      !- for : - IndyWeb - reveal - TrailMarks

      That's what TrailMarks in MindGraph does

      Gyuri Lajos, [02/05/2022 10:47] MindGraph was designed not as a knowledge representation scheme using TrailMarks inline notation (intentional mark in | intentation) but to support intentional presentation of ideas within intentional contexts that exhibit them as hypermaps to arbitrary precision and inter changeable|operable morphic presentation|exhibition designed for specific purposes where the very means get explicated in a form optimizing comprehensibility and morphic manipulatibility

      Gyuri Lajos, [02/05/2022 10:56] Problems define their own conceptualisation of solutions in any commonly existing problem situation

      Gyuri Lajos, [02/05/2022 10:58] Once you realize that connections are key and pay attention these ideas emerge I be seen so many variations realized in this space

      Gyuri Lajos, [02/05/2022 10:58] Not surprisingly all are commensurate sometimes isomorphic

      Gyuri Lajos, [02/05/2022 10:47] MindGraph was designed not as a knowledge representation scheme using TrailMarks inline notation (intentional mark in | intentation) but to support intentional presentation of ideas within intentional contexts that exhibit them as hypermaps to arbitrary precision and inter changeable|operable morphic presentation|exhibition designed for specific purposes where the very means get explicated in a form optimizing comprehensibility and morphic manipulatibility

      Gyuri Lajos, [02/05/2022 10:56] Problems define their own conceptualisation of solutions in any commonly existing problem situation

      Gyuri Lajos, [02/05/2022 10:58] Once you realize that connections are key and pay attention these ideas emerge I be seen so many variations realized in this space

      Gyuri Lajos, [02/05/2022 10:58] Not surprisingly all are commensurate sometimes isomorphic

      Gyuri Lajos, [02/05/2022 17:00] Make content context addressable, indexed by explicit intent and meaning.

      Gyuri Lajos, [02/05/2022 17:01] Maintain veryfiable provanance not onlyu for contributions but all associated interaction reading, and references IndyWeb IndyLab

    1. Robert Haisfield @RobertHaisfieldFollows youProduct manager at @edgeandnode. Nonlinear writer and tools for thought researcher / user. Heavily influenced by behavioral science and game design.Berkeley, CArobhaisfield.com/aboutJoined August 20111,602 Following4,908 FollowersFollowed by PKM ONE, Björn, and 84 others you follow

    1. Most apps have implicit state machines. The quickest way to get to an initial state in a state machine is to stop it and start a new instance of it. That's why when you run into a bug (undesired/unexpected state), "turn it off and on again" is super effective.

    1. Joel Chan is synthesizing knowledge@JoelChan86Follows youProfessing #hci #cognitivescience #creativity #toolsforthought #metascience @iSchoolUMD & @hcil_umd | tweets ~= fleeting notesepistemological hinterlandsjoelchan.meJoined October 20111,955 Following2,937 Followers

    1. Ultimately, we want to conclude with our personal understanding of this whole terminology craze, and we hope you agree, or at least feel inspired to reassess your mental model.

    2. “UX” generally happens before “UI.”

    3. UX vs. Product Design vs. UI: The Never-Ending Battle

    1. Read this great article on the differences/overlaps between UC/UI/research and more, advocating that we create a digital product design practice. But we think there's even something more that needs to be integrated inside digital product design: business model and fully self managed P&L. And eventually unlock it from the single organisation and bring units fully in the market as we preach with our #3EO approach

    1. Simone Cicero 2nd degree connection 2nd CEO at Boundaryless. Original Creator of Platform Design Toolkit. Thinkers50 Radar 2020.

    1. the process of human thinking happens throughassociative chains and that Problem Solving Instructional Strategies proposed by Polya are essential for teaching methodsthat intend to develop teaching based on independence and on critical reasoning

      associative chains Polya

    2. Problem solving and critical thinking in a technological world

      critical thinking

    1. !- for : holonic, knowledge synthesis, IndyLearn

    2. Here is a visual diagram of the entities and how they relate to each other to form a system for synthesis.

      system for synthesis

      Description

    1. Ontopic 568 followers 1h • Edited • 1 hour ago We prepared a short video about #ontopicstudio for the The Knowledge Graph Conference 2022.

    1. Status is offline MaRi Eagar CEO|Regenerative Leadership Innovator|Author of The Regenerative Traveler
    1. Ꮘ (CHEROKEE LETTER QUI) utf-8 character icon CHEROKEE LETTER QUI is one of the 96 characters in the Cherokee Unicode subset.

      !- for : retrospective

    1. This is the classic cold start problem of social. The answer to the traditional chicken-and-egg question is actually answerable: what comes first is a single chicken, and then another chicken, and then another chicken, and so on. The harder version of the question is why the first chicken came and stayed when no other chickens were around, and why the others followed.

      yes

    2. 🐔

      🐔

    1. In other words, telling users that they can either cancel their accounts or start paying wasn’t fair as Google accounts are often more than an email inbox. It felt a bit like Google was blackmailing administrators.

      It's a pretty good deal. I had a paying google apps fur works for 6 7 years $15 for 3 or so accounts.

      You get what you pay for. pay nothing you may get nothing

      Somebody must be paying for the domain name too You may be paying for server space you never used

    2. Google will let legacy G Suite users migrate to free Google accounts

      Description

    1. a part rather than the whole of the total universe of conceivable considerations, and of serving some parties better than others.

      universe of conceivable considerations

    2. Assessing assumptions about boundaries with critical systems heuristics May 24, 2022May 24, 2022
    1. Assessing assumptions about boundaries with critical systems heuristics by Werner Ulrich

    1. Gene Bellinger 1st degree connection 1st Storyteller Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina, United States Contact info

    1. Thread Notes

      Thread Notes

      how about You live in your networked thread notes and all the app syou need come to you as you need them!

      !- about : The IndyWeb Vission

    2. While email might need an overhaul, I see a way bigger opportunity in rethinking digital note taking.

      rethinking digital note taking

    1. creative flywheel that generates finished works

      creative flywheel that generates

      works worthy of sharing

      but make it evergreen with full recapitulatibility of it autopoiesis and in a form that the it can provide the means to access all its future revisions attributed to contributors over time

    2. Organize

      depending on what state of maturity your learning is at

      can be just collating but can also be conversing

    3. I'm posting these little emails as trail markers, every week or so.

      I do trailmark everything that enters my tacit to explicit loop

      articulate search capture organize synthesize

      started doing it on the margins like here

      this way I make my reading not only active

      but turn it into articulateion and writing on the margins

      to be surfaced, shared and expanded upon within TrailMarks but open to be used resused in other systems

      And thanks to

      https://annotations.lindylearn.io/

      annotations are social with a potentially global reach

      and can be integrated into an interpersonal settings through consteallations suppored on the IndyWeb

      !- about : IndyWeb

      NB these trailmarks will soon be resolvable as portals to the evergreen permanent HyopeMedia and HyperCapability context that they name!

    4. The dream machine. Unconscious R&D. A second subconscious.

      What you propose to call a second unconscious

      I like to call extenalization of our mutual learning synthesized into inter intellect through

      co-creating commons based, peer produced, interchangeable interopeable system that helps us to augmenting our tacit awareness and help us to articulate and share them

      https://www.researchgate.net/publication/343523812_Augmenting_Tacit_Awareness_Accepting_our_responsibility_for_how_we_shape_our_tools

      http://polanyisociety.org/2019pprs/Lajos&Goodman-Augmenting-Tacit-Awareness-6-16-19.pdf

    5. constructed a new system—a cybernetic system—designed to amplify capture-organize-synthesize? If we carefully closed the right feedback loops, could we construct a creative flywheel that generates finished works almost by accident, through a stream-of-consciousness process? That’s what I am attempting to build.

      This is an ambition like Descartes' Mathesis Universalis

      not to be accomplished by any one man,

      And in fact what we are after is a n engine for Symmathesy =

      https://indylab-2022.fission.app/hyp?symmathesy

      Mutual Learning

    6. Mixing up the order of capture-organize-synthesize

      It is not the order that is impostant but the flow from one to the other

      and of course must add search and articulation

      articulation is distinc from synthesis

      in a sense just writing down ideas is indeed synthesis but I would suggest to distinguish this from the synthesis that is possible within the augmentation tool

      Also there is the need for scaling sytnhesis through inter personal communications, conversations tht are continuous without being synchronous between your past selved or with others

      https://twitter.com/TrailMarks/status/1531196783992381440

    7. Why do we expect ourselves to create good ideas from nothing (synthesize)? It’s much easier to generate ideas when you have lots of material (capture) clustered by themes and relationships (organize)1.

      Geniuses, poets can do the synthesis with their unaided unaugmented minds

      but for the rest of use this will not work

      Potentially if we can augment the intellectual effectiveness of the individual human beings we need to provide the tools and processes that can support that, yes

    8. Why do Word Processors present you with a blank page (synthesize) instead of offering scratch notes (capture) that are relevant (organize) to your writing goals?

      This logic leads to what I am doing right now

      "Writing on the margins as part of capture"

      Articulation, write where ever you arae as the ideas arise

    9. Why do file systems force you to name a file (synthesize), and place it in a folder (organize) before you can write in it (capture)?

      Finding/inventing the right name for your tacit awareness through articulation is the ultimate synthesis

    10. when you look through this lens, it suddenly becomes clear that many of our creative tools are backwards or broken!

      could not agree more!

    11. Here’s a real-world example:

      Description

    12. recursive

      mutually reentrant arising

      looking for a fixed point

      when additional attempt at Capture (it better implies searching)

      and in fact search is ambient automatic and repetable

      Organize and Synthesize show diminishing returns

      and what you have attains a lvel of coherence

      that makes it valuable to be shared with otheres and your future self as ready to be duisseminated through whatever channels are deemed appropriate

    13. Synthesize new meaning.

      digital gardeni9ng from seeds to shoots to flowers and fruits

      "don't prepeare the words, prepare the feeleing"

      nay

      "catch the feeling first*

      Remember keep writing on the margins as I do here

      Everything you write down anywhere provides words to have searches running that can surface relevant context and content

      explicating your tacit awareness presenting it both the relevant adjacent wholistic contexts

      and focal contents sub contexts

      the thing you call subconscios

    14. Organize to give some first-pass structure using rough heuristics. Card sorting, clustering, filing, arranging, etc.

      Organization can be accomplished by

      • breaking up text into nested list structures
      • turn list items into clues using trailmarks
      • trailmarks themeleves are high resolution content in context addresses, so "organization" is by creating bidirectional references between contents in meaningfully/intentionally addressable 'named' contexts
    15. Capture as much as possible without judgment.

      at the point of capture which I do with the help of hypothesis annotation but any other annotation tool, or read it later would do that allows notes to be attached to it

      part of the capure is to write down anything that comes to mind as a self-relevant by association comment

      try to name the context or topics that it may be highly relevant. A kind of forward linking. There by ensuring that when you are in an adjacent context the item that is being captured will be surfaced for your consideration

      This is an example for this

      I use trailmarks notation for this. which itself is in a state of continual development.

      !- for : Digital Gardening, MindGraph, Hypermaps of Meaning

      Need less to sat words that are being highlighted will be surfaced as auto-asspciations

    16. What if your notes could self-organize—from scratch notes, to draft, to finished creative work—through a stream-of-consciousness process—like dreaming?

      into a digitalpensieve

      Helps you to bring to mind everything you have related to waht you have in mind!

      Nice Description

    1. All in reality, seen and unseen, are interconnected and interpenetrate one another. There are infinite dimensions that are interconnected to make a unified harmonious whole.  All points in space, time and consciousness are connected.

      Description

    2. The fundamental principles of the Universe are Unity, Infinity and Harmony

    3. The Six Principles of the Esoteric Stream of Knowledge

    1. Kiskunságból Budapestre került parasztlányból lett mosónő.

      mother from kiskun

    2. József Attila költészete forradalmat jelentett a magyar irodalom történetében: az az új szemléletmód, ahogyan verseiben az »én«-t felépíti, láttatja, összhangban volt Európa és Amerika akkori költészetével. Öröksége sok évtizedre meghatározta a magyar költészet tendenciáit. Ahogy minden igazán nagy alkotó esetében, az övében is azt látjuk, hogy száz évvel születése után legalább annyi újdonságot tud mondani, mint a megelőző évtizedekben

      örök újdonság, mert örök

    3. Minden, ami költészetünkben addig volt, beleolvadt József Attilába; minden, ami azóta van, vele kezdődik

      vele kezdődik

    1. The Climate GameCan you reach net zero by 2050?Can you reach net zero by 2050?

      ft

    1. ittle difficulty in seeing that objects are also events that our world is a collection of processes rather than entities

      processes rather than entities

    2. the western mind is that we have taken a restricted view of human knowledge 00:04:17 for us almost all knowledge is what a taoist would call conventional knowledge because we do not feel that we really know anything unless we can represent it to ourselves in words or in some other system of conventional signs

      conventional knowledge

    3. for words can be communicative only 00:02:49 between those who share similar experiences

      words communicative experiences

    1. my anti-social-media talk had found such a large audience on social media.

      anti-social-media

      indy social networks

      social indy media

    2. Even as we dream of abandoning social media, we search for ways to redeem it.

      abandoning

      search for ways to redeem

      social media

    3. attention economy,

      it

    1. The PKM market is fragmented, with countless tools that don’t always play welltogether. While there has been an effort from some players to better integrate withother apps, most integrated tools such as Unito are focused on teams, and Zapiermay feel overkill for most knowledge workers. There is an opportunity to build asuper-connector for tools for thoughts, allowing knowledge workers to make themost of their systems across platforms.

      tools don't play well together

      Unito for teams

      Zapier overkill

      super-connector for tools for thought

      knowledge workers make the most of their systems across platforms

      !- for : IndyWeb, IndyHub

      commons based, peer-produced, evergreen interchange and interoperability of hypermedia along with the means of creating, sharing and playing with them

      people centered interchange AND interop

    2. Ness Labs - Discussion forums and online meetups about mindful productivity, creativity,metacognition, and tools for thought

      Ness Labs

      !- for : IndyLab

    3. The InterIntellect - Online salons about about philosophy and science, education, literature,technology, psychology, history, and more
    4. Based around communal values ofself-development, intellectual curiosity, and peer-learning, these communities have widely varyingbusiness models, from freemium to premium.

      communal values

      self-development

      intellectual curiosity

      peer-learning

      symmathesy

      mutual learning

    5. niche knowledge sharing communities are emerging.

      niche knowledge sharing communities

    6. Information and communication technology’s most important contribution toknowledge sharing in communities consists of the realization of a sharedinformation base (communality) and facilitating communication independent of timeand place (connectivity)

      shared information base

      facilitating communication independent of time and place

    7. Communality and connectivity

      shared information base

      facilitating communication independent of time and place

    8. Communities can help to connect peersworking in various projects with each other.

      connecting peers

      emergent communities

    9. Knowledge sharingcommunitiesThe agoras of knowledge workers

      knowledge sharing communities

      agoras

    10. Consulting (SuperPeer, Houcan, MentorCruise

      consulting

    11. Some indie thinkers go onto building new tools for thoughts, such as Andy Matuschak with Orbit, orTom Critchlow and Toby Shorin with Quotebacks.

      Andy Matuschack Orbit

      !- search : quotebacks, consulting superpeer

      https://hyp.is/EN3L3t8rEeyG5aPvnpxBWA/superpeer.com/

    12. Indie thinkers spend their time asking questions, researching nichetopics, connecting ideas, and share their newly acquired knowledge online for people to consume

      "consume?"

      have conversations that are continuous without being synchronous

      and contiguous with participants entire externalization of their intellect for an emergent inter intellect

    13. hard to work with together, and multi-tools workflows can be cumbersome.
    14. integrate withother tools through APIs or multiple export options.

      need web intents

      !- for : IndtWeb, Indy Social Networks

      better still, HiFi interchange AND InterOperability within People Cantered emergent interpersonal Indy Social Autonomous Evergreen Networks .

    15. Memex has launched a feature which allows users to export highlights and notes tomany formats and platforms, including Roam Research.

      memex export highlights

    16. A popular integration is Instapaper to collectarticles + Readwise to save the best highlights + Roam Research to take further notes and connectideas with existing knowledge.

      instapaper + roam

    17. The 5 C’s of personal knowledge management

      The missing piece

      Open Research Commons

      Augmenting Human Inter Intellect

      Hypothesis Annotation makes reading active and social

      TrailMarks invite you to curate ideas on the margin

      InterPersonal Social Research Gardening

      ∑ - social annnotation - wiriting on the margins - interpersonal research graph - interpersonal digital gardening

      !- for : - IndyWeb - value prop - IndyDig - slogan - Make Research Self-Organizing, Resumable, Evergreen and Social

    18. GitBook lets users explore the evolution of ideas

      Gitbook evolution of ideas

    19. “learningin public” mindset is the digital garden,

      learning in public the digital garden

    20. Obsidian has recently launched a solution to turnnotes into a static website, with bi-directional links, horizontal browsing through interactive panels,and overlaid link previews

      turn notes into static websites

      4 IndyDat

    21. Knovigator and Learn Awesome encourageusers to collaborate on their learning journey.

      knovigator collaborate on learning journeys

    22. Personal knowledge management is becoming multiplayer. Users can invite others to contribute

      PKM multiplayer

    23. What ifwe could keep the scattered bits and pieces that typicallyescape us, get lost or fade away? What if we could give ourcluttered, captive mind freedom to flow over?

      scattered bits and pieces

      lost fade away

      cluttered captive mind freedom to flow over

    24. The flexibility of a curated knowledge graphallows for a more pluralistic approach

      curated knowledge graph

      pluralistic approach

    25. goal is to create a platform for collaborative researchand learning.

      collaborative research and learning

    26. newdissemination tools

      !- for : surface - IndyDat

      named after Samizdat dissemination tool

      dissemination tools

    Annotators

    1. What can Superpeer do for you?Turn your audience into loyal, paying followers with our seamless video experience and subscriber management tools.

      seamless video and subscriber management

    1. Louis Bromfield liked to point out that the people of France survived crisis after crisis because they were a nation of gardeners, who in times of want turned with great skill to their own small plots of ground

      nation of gardeners

    2. A couple who make a good marriage, and raise healthy, morally competent children, are serving the world’s future more directly and surely than any political leader, though they never utter a public word.

      couple good marriage

      raise healthy, morslly competent children

    3. But the discipline of thought is not generalization; it is detail, and it is personal behavior. While the government is “studying” and funding and organizing its Big Thought, nothing is being done. But the citizen who is willing to Think Little, and, accepting the discipline of that, to go ahead on his own, is already solving the problem. A man who is trying to live as a neighbor to his neighbors will have a lively and practical understanding of the work of peace and brotherhood, and let there be no mistake about it – he is doing that work.

      citizen willing to Think Little

      accepting the discipline

      solve problems

    4. For most of the history of this country our motto, implied or spoken, has been Think Big. I have come to believe that a better motto, and an essential one now, is Think Little. That implies the necessary change of thinking and feeling, and suggests the necessary work. Thinking Big has led us to the two biggest and cheapest political dodges of our time: plan-making and law- making. The lotus-eaters of this era are in Washington, D.C., Thinking Big. Somebody comes up with a problem, and somebody in the government comes up with a plan or a law. The result, mostly, has been the persistence of the problem, and the enlargement and enrichment of the government.

      Think Little

      not Think Big

      government

    5. Think Little By Wendell Berry by Berry Center | Mar 26, 2017 | Wendell Berry | 2 comments
    6. Established in 2011, The Berry Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing focus, knowledge and cohesion to the work of changing our ruinous industrial agricultural system into a system and culture that uses nature as the standard, accepts no permanent damage to the ecosphere, and takes into consideration human health in local communities. 

    1. Nāgārjuna (approximately around 150 CE).[2]

      middle way

    2. an inherent self-sufficiency that was not caused by something else.

      inherent self-sufficiency

    3. The MMK makes use of reductio arguments to show how all phenomena (dharmas) are empty of svabhava (which has been variously translated as essence, own-being, or inherent existence).

      dharma void of inherent existence

    1. an impromptu social network for a participatory immersive theater event driven online

      impromptu social network

      participatory immersive

    2. Understory Garden Final Grant Report

    1. Much of this is possible to cobble together with the systems we have today: wget, http, web pages. It’s not perfect, but it works.

      can be done with webnative= all you only need is a browser

      with IPFS is the network is your data store

      commons based peer produced constellations = IndyWeb

    2. What if I could open website files, edit, and remix them? Add links. Mark them up with highlights Write margin notes.What if the whole web was built around copying/remixing/sharing?

      now you are talking about IndyWeb =

    3. What if I had a little local Google that could search the full text of everything I’ve ever saved?

      absolutely

    4. What if I had my own personal wayback machine?

      can do, and upload it to web3.storage or fission.codes

    5. What if the browser saved a local copy of everything I bookmark?

      can do, and upload it to web3.storage or fission.codes

    6. Own a copy of your corner of the internet. This shift in perspective from network-first, to local-first is compelling.

      personal first but interpersonal

    7. Saving copies of everything is like low-budget p2p

    1. interesting ways of thinking is thinking together

    2. I don't want to store my brain on someone else's computer.

    3. brain

      brain?

      extellect of mind

    4. Here is my bicycle for the mind.

      my bycicle for the mind

    5. If you want to make a living flower, you don't build it, you grow it from the seed.—Christopher Alexander

      grow

    1. Weaving the Web The original design and ultimate destiny of the World Wide Web, by its inventor

    1. Cunningham and Caulfield discussed a number of different use cases and examples, showing how different groups could have their wikis interact with each other and the outside world. All of the different groups above are using heavily overlapping sources and data, but each have a different take on the end product. Their wikis will be able to have the same foundational pages, but combined in different ways with different pieces of analysis.

      Description

    1. Digital gardens let you cultivate your own little bit of the internetA growing number of people are creating individualized, creative sites that eschew the one-size-fits-all look and feel of social mediaBy Tanya Basuarchive pageSeptember 3, 2020

      Digital Gardens

    1. Why am I an admin when I join someone else's cabal? Cabal has implemented a subjective moderation system. What that means is that everyone is an admin from their own perspective. The moderation system has two tiers: admins and mods. Mods can hide other users entirely from view. Admins can assign mods, in addition to also being able to hide users. We are currently working on additional abuse-prevention features that will tie in to the existing moderation system. You can read more about cabal's moderation system in the cabal zine

      subjective moderation

    1. Cabal Cabal is an experimental p2p community chat platform, focusing on group chat in channels. nodejs

      chat

    2. a constellation of people and shared values

      constellation

    3. Ink & Switch We are an industrial research lab working on digital tools for creativity and productivity.

      ink and switch

    4. Dat Ecosystem is comprised of many groups bulding on top of the Hypercore protocol. But it's also more - a constellation of people and shared values.

      constellation

    1. Dat brings publishing within reach for people with a wide range of skills, not just technical.

      brings publishing

    2. that the original uploader can add or modify data while keeping a full history and that it can handle large amounts of data.

      original uploader can change

    1. FastArchives sync from multiple sources at once. SecureAll updates are signed and integrity-checked. ResilientArchives can change hosts without changing their URLs. VersionedChanges are written to an append-only version log. DecentralizedAny device can host any archive.

      changer host without changing URLs

    2. Dat is a new p2p hypermedia protocol

      hypermedia protocol