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  1. Apr 2022
    1. I really appreciate web3.storage it is a dream come true. A true game changer. The new look is nice. I did trust that search will be added later. Thanks for that. I've been experimenting with integrating web3.storage client example into IndyLab powered Inter Personal Knowledge Graph pilot and extended it so that it get's the link for the uploaded file as a dweb link and displays it, so that it can be added to documents.

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    1. AKASHA Reloaded: Three Spins Around The Sun LaterBy Mihai Alisie·May 03, 2019

    1. AKASHA ReloadedExactly three years after the original AKASHA announcement, we share with the Community the evolution of the project and open the sign ups for the next phase.

    2. AKASHA Reloaded 🚀 Sign up and become a pioneer!

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    1. Welcome, fellow Ethereans! 💫We are in private alpha at this time.

    1. It has a playground although right now I'm working on a better one, easier to use, since more features has been added:

      web dev - SVG to PNG

    1. NFT.Storage stores many copies of uploaded data on the public IPFS network in two primary ways: in dedicated IPFS servers managed by NFT.Storage, and decentralized on Filecoin. Since IPFS is a standard used by many different storage services, it's easy to redundantly store data uploaded to NFT.Storage on any other IPFS-compatible storage solution from pinning services, to your local IPFS node, to other storage networks like Arweave or Storj. And as time goes on, NFT.Storage will increasingly decentralize itself as a public good!

    2. NFT.Storage is a long-term storage service designed for off-chain NFT data (like metadata, images, and other assets) for up to 31GiB in size per individual upload. Data is content addressed using IPFS, meaning the URI pointing to a piece of data (“ipfs://…”) is completely unique to that data (using a content identifier, or CID). IPFS URLs and CIDs can be used in NFTs and metadata to ensure the NFT forever actually refers to the intended data (eliminating things like rug pulls, and making it trustlessly verifiable what content an NFT is associated with).

    1. WSJ is making its firsthand, in-depth reporting from the war in Ukraine freely accessible so you can stay informed as events unfold.

      The moment is here

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    1. Related question: can I encrypt txt files, put them on IPFS, and then mint a "lock" as an NFT where only I have a key? Thinking about this as a way to write something that's not ready for publishing but prove that I wrote about the idea with a timestamp should I choose to prove

      to "prove that I wrote about the idea"

      All you need to do is 1. signup with web3.storage powered by IPFS FileCoin 1. share a page that establishes your ownership. 1. That page should contain a link to a page with the full content 1. such that you control the access to it 1. and it contains a dweb link back to page that establishes your ownership

      NB IPFS content addresses are NFTs in themselves

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    1. Learn interactively Brilliant replaces lecture videos with hands-on, interactive problem solving. It’s a better (and more fun) way to learn.
    1. Awakening a Green Business Revolution... Reframing Wealth in the 21st Century - Joel Hodroff

    1. From Money-Centered to People- and Planet-Centered Ledger Economics: Leveraging the Hidden Wealth of Underutilized Productive Capacity

    1. The ontological relatedness of pure partaking remains in itself, however, notobjectifiable since the person's existence is only 'act-executing' existence, butwhich breaks through all ties with life and reaches out into the realm of spiritualcognition

      ontological relatedness of pure partaking not objectifiable = *can go beyond " objectify = act-executing existence = spritual cognition =

      by externalizing inter intellect =

    2. It does notconstitute the reality of something. The latter is solely given in vital functions oflife

      not constitute reality = something

    3. Spiritcomprehends the whatness of something, and nothing more can it do.

      sprit comprehends

      the whatness = of something

    4. partaking is the basic accomplishment of spirit

      partaking accomplishment of spirit =

    5. man's S einsverhiiltnis 'ontological relatedness'

      ontological relatedness

    6. The person'sact-being acts out acts only 'into' time while personal existence itself remainssupra-temporal in the same sense as acts of consciousness have non-temporal orpre-temporal origins. The person, therefore, obtained in his later writings anontological status in that both ego and consciousness are declared to be deriva-tive of what Scheler termed man's S einsverhiiltnis 'ontological relatedness'. Thelatter is to be understood as the capacity of pure partaking (love) ofan A (man) ina B, whereby B is no part of A and does not undergo a change through A'spartaking. This partaking is the basic accomplishment of spirit that ranges fromhighest forms of its activity down to the depths of our emotive life. Spiritcomprehends the whatness of something, and nothing more can it do. It does notconstitute the reality of something. The latter is solely given in vital functions oflife. The ontological relatedness of pure partaking remains in itself, however, notobjectifiable since the person's existence is only 'act-executing' existence, butwhich breaks through all ties with life and reaches out into the realm of spiritualcognition

      act- being

      personal existence supra-temporal = like consciousness

    7. ethics has the air of a transcendental personalism of its own

      transcendental personalism

    8. declared the form of all 'ego-logical'experience and the existence of consciousness in general to be 'person,'

      ego-loccical experience consciousness

      person

    9. Max Scheler: A Descriptive Analysis of theConcept of Ultimate Reality

      4 Mantras Rudolf Steiner

    1. Transcendental Synthetic Unity of Apperception

      transcendental

      synthetic unity

      of Apperception =

    2. Advaita Vision Advaita for the 21st Century

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    3. synthetic – ampliative knowledge rather than merely explicative.

      synthetic

      ampliative knowledge

      • search : "ampliative knowledge"
    4. All the “I thinks” about individual representations must be recognizable from a single unified point of view, the transcendental subject. So we are talking about the synthesis of the “I think” with each separate representation, not just analytic knowledge of free-floating representations that are not anchored as “mine.”

      recognizable single point of view = anchored as mine =

    5. Kant’s notion of the transcendental synthetic unity of apperception, and I will argue that he is essentially talking about Atman in Western philosophical terms.

    1. The Relevance of Kant's Transcendental Idealism to Advaita ...Your browser indicates if you've visited this linkhttps://www.advaita-vision.org › kant-advaita-3Transcendental Synthetic Unity of Apperception. In this final section, I will discuss Kant's transcendental synthetic unity of apperception as a concept essentially equivalent to Atman (and a good example of why Sanskrit is a better language in which to discuss such matters - one relatively simple word replaces a difficult five-word phrase!).

      Advaita

      • search : "transcendental synthetic"
    1. The software learns from us, because we change it. Our tools learn from us as we implement them or build in them

      the software learns from us

    1. Krug, 1770. Krug has written a great deal on philosophical and political subjects; he has united all the principal doctrines of Kant systematically, in transcendental synthetics.-Enc. Am.

      transcendental synthetic

    1. Scepticism and Perceptual Justification - Page 72books.google.hu › booksbooks.google.hu › booksDylan Dodd, ‎Elia Zardini · 2014Found inside – Page 72But I think we still need the idea of ampliative knowledge. It stretches the concept of evidence to breaking-point to suggest that all of our knowledge, including knowledge about the future, is part of our evidence.

    1. Peirce argued that whereas deduction does not add any new knowledge and induction involves an act of inference from one set of facts to another set of similar facts, abduction is the source of ampliative knowledge.

      abduction

      source of ampliative knowledge =

    2. Moreover, this means that synthetic or ampliative knowledge is not developed or grounded in the way mathematical or analytic knowledge is (wrongly) supposed to be. This, indeed, is the case for Peirce. In fact, for Peirce, ...

    3. He is committed to the views that all ampliative knowledge comes from experience and that experience is composed entirely of impressions. Thus when he asks what one can know of cause and effect, he asks what one experiences of it and ...

      ampliative

    4. Making implicit logical entailment explicit may, to put it in Kant's terms, increase our explicative knowledge, but we are looking for expansive or ampliative knowledge. There must then be some point at which the process of simple ..

    1. For the Love of Metaphysics: Nihilism and the Conflict of ...https://books.google.hu › bookshttps://books.google.hu › booksKarin Nisenbaum · 2018 · ‎Philosophy... but we are looking for expansive or ampliative knowledge. There must then be some point at which the process of simple deductive inference is disrupted, ...

      expansive

      ampliative knowledge

    1. Kemp Smith calls it 'Transcendental Reflection')

      transcendental reflection

    2. Transcendental Deliberation

      transcendental deliberation

    3. In the neglected 'Amphiboly of the Concepts of Reflection,' Kant introduces a new transcendental activity, Transcendental Deliberation (Kemp Smith calls it 'Transcendental Reflection'). It aims to determine to which faculty a representation belongs and does so by examining the representation's relationships to other representations. This enterprise yields some powerful ideas. (1) Some of the relationships studied have great interest, numerical identity in particular. Indeed, seeing Kant discuss it here, one wonders why he did not include it in the Table of Categories. (2) Kant gives a solid argument for the necessity of a sensible element in representations, something not found elsewhere in the Transcendental Analytic.

      amphiboly

      of the concepts of Reflection =

    1. Amphiboly of Concepts of Reflection

      Amhiboly of concepts = of reflection =

    2. the necessity of empirical laws would be as pseudo--or fictitious as the regulative ideas which led to the discovery of those laws;

      discovery

    3. nothing short of the complete system can confer necessity on empirical laws, and that therefore even the necessity of discovered laws is also injected into them, then one would have to argue that achieved scientific results are for Kant scientific only in so far as they are parts of a never-to-be-completed science

      complete system

      confer necessity

    4. The necessity of the empirical laws in the completed part of the system, however, is not injected into them, but discovered in obedience to a command of reason and under the direction of a regulative idea of reason. If we were to adopt the alternative of saying that nothing short of the complete system can confer necessity on empirical laws, and that therefore even the necessity of discovered laws is also injected into them, then one would have to argue that achieved scientific results are for Kant scientific only in so far as they are parts of a never-to-be-completed science, and this would be to argue that there can never be a true science of nature, as Locke, on different grounds, maintained. On this account, the necessity of empirical laws would be as pseudo--or fictitious as the regulative ideas which led to the discovery of those laws; as fictitious, indeed, as the necessity which the Humean mind projects into nature. But Kant did think a science of nature was possible. Buchdahl’s genetic account of Kant’s thought throws invaluable light on the Amphiboly of Concepts of Reflection in the Critique, for we find resumed there some of the important issues which arose in his early reflections on physical science, the distinction between the inner and the outer, the difference between logical contradiction and physical opposition, the nature of space and time.
      • search : Descartes "Regulative idea"

      rergulative idea of reason =

    1. Only if we confuse picturing in general with the ultimate ideal picture that serves as a regulative idea can we conceive of picturing itself as an open (scientific) question.
      • search : Descartes "Regulative idea"

      picturing

      ultimate ideal picture

    1. 1 of N because it only takes one honest node to detect improper data which fails to validate. They then trigger Holochain’s immune system and circulate a “warrant” containing the cheater’s cryptographically signed actions as proof of their cheating. Then any and all honest nodes will block the cheater and disregard the cheating action.

      require 1 of N = it takes q1 honest node to detect improper data Description

    1. Sharded Gossip Sharded gossip that is performant, resilient and that works well at any scale. This will allow all peers to quickly come to consistency regardless of the number of peers in a DHT. Why it matters: We’ve often talked about the limits to blockchain scalability; sharding is one of our key answers to those limits. Sharding is necessary for building scalable peer-to-peer networks that can drive everyday applications with good performance at zero cost. We’ve had the basic components of sharding working for a while, but it’s been going through a ‘hardening’ process where we test it in a variety of ways and ensure it’s ready for prime time. With this milestone, it becomes a default setting for Holochain.

      sharded gossip

    2. About Holo Holo is a distributed cloud hosting marketplace for peer-to-peer apps built on Holochain. We're helping to build a better Web.Holo is to cloud hosting what Airbnb was to hotels—anyone can become a host by turning their computer into a source of revenue, getting paid in HoloFuel for hosting peer-to-peer applications to the legacy web. By hosting P2P apps, you support a web that empowers your peers and communities.

      holo

    3. Ephemeral Store Data that is not intended for permanent addition to a chain or DHT has a temporary home. Why it matters: Holochain is meant for recording permanent data, but a lot of data that makes an application feel ‘alive’ — status indicators, notifications, ‘most recently used’ lists, typing indicators, and real-time document edits — isn’t worth keeping forever. This feature creates a separate data store on top of the DHT for data with finite lifetimes.

      ephemeral store

    4. Holochain Resource Locators  There is a clear and universal format for storing references between distributed hash tables (DHTs), to and from private data on user chains, any type of DHT hash (including headers), and external resources. Why it matters: This milestone enables developers to express more complex relationships between data, and these relationships are at the heart of any useful application. Developers will be able to link to and from headers, private entries, data that lives on other applications’ DHTs, and possibly even data that lives outside of Holochain. It might be helpful to think of HRLs as the URLs of the Holochain application framework.

      HRL

    5. This version is unsharded, so there is even more potential once sharding is enabled making massive scaling of Holochain possible.

      unsharded

    1. data-centric applications, data silos minimization, and ontology matching.

      ontology matching

    1. How the Key-Challenge in Digital Education Is Not Primarily About Technology, but the Digital Scaffolding of Social Spaces and Self

      digital scaffolding

      of people centered interpersonal

      social spaces

      and self =

      brindging self-directed with mutual learning

      Description

    1. The DigCompEdu digital competence framework (Redecker, 2017)
    2. identify digital competencies for education.

    3. Regarding the question of providing a comprehensive digital foundation for all learners, I do agree with my students that new mandatory subjects need to be offered at all school levels, assisting young learners to deal with the complexities and ubiquitous nature of the digital world. Without extraordinary efforts to develop digital competencies, many learners will struggle connecting to society and economy 4.0. Others may attempt to exercise digital competencies on a personal level but will ultimately fail (a) once they find themselves trapped in monopolised data markets whose dynamics are based on the exclusion of personal digital autonomy and sovereignty (Pasquale, 2016) or (b) once they start working in educational settings that do not support digital cooperation backed by people-centered design policies. If learners do not acquire a solid foundation in socio-digital competencies at school, it is most likely they will passively live on a digital surface that others have created for them. To a significant extent, this has already happened (see Darhos & Braithwhite, 2017; Hindman, 2018).

      4 FAIR Data principles

      • digital foundations for all learners
      • trapped in monopolised data markets
      • exclusion of personal digital autonomy

    1. Wikibase is an open-source software suite for creating collaborative knowledge bases, opening the door to the Linked Open Data web

    Annotators

    URL

    1. Uniform user experience

    2. Parallax navigation

      parallax navigation

    3. Form-based RDF editing

      form baed rdf editing

    4. Use the standard SPARQL 1.1 APIs to query and manage data

      SPARQL API to manage data

    5. Configure data editing forms using SPARQL-based templates

      SPARQL based template

    6. The Knowledge Graph notebook LinkedDataHub is open source software you can use to manage data, create visualizations and build apps on RDF Knowledge Graphs

      linkedatahub

    1. "But governor, when it comes to our foreign policy, you seem to want to import the foreign policies of the 1980s, just like the social policy of the 1950s, and the economic policies of the 1920s."

      foreign policies of the 80s

    2. Opinion: Obama's stunning blind spot on Russia

      interesting

    1. Predictable identifier resolution behaviour; Method to access more information about the object given its identifier. Object typing system

      identity resolution

      more info by id

      typing system

    2. internet-offered capabilities, i.e., the possibility of exchanging packets across different networks.

      internet exchange pockets networks

    3. we increase the freedom to operate

      freedom to operate

    1. How to Understand Intents? - Amazon Alexa Voice Design Guide

      4 intents

      2 00:00:09,869 --> 00:00:14,350 what's your intention one of the

      3 00:00:12,699 --> 00:00:17,230 fundamental elements of Alexa voice

      4 00:00:14,350 --> 00:00:18,670 design is the intent intent capture the

      5 00:00:17,230 --> 00:00:20,560 things that your customers want to do

  2. datatracker.ietf.org datatracker.ietf.org
    1. Semantic Attacks Because the userinfo subcomponent is rarely used and appears before the host in the authority component, it can be used to construct a URI intended to mislead a human user by appearing to identify one (trusted) naming authority while actually identifying a different authority hidden behind the noise. For example

      Broken idea

      or rather exploitable by construction

    1. Every city-based sustainability office should be using techniques like these on their website, and launching a site with these techniques should be as effortless as launching a new Wordpress site.

      launching a site

      as easy as wordpress =

    2. This brilliant website is a perfect example of my argument that "experts" are killing climate action. I just spent 30 minutes playing around with this page on Cognitive Biases, reading through the information on it, exploring the site. If a sustainability site were created using these techniques, engaging an audience in sustainability-related information instead of cognitive effects, how powerful would that be?

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    1. Handlers are methods inside a Jovo component that are responsible for handling a request and returning output.

    1. Miscellaneous Symbols And Pictographs unicode subset Here is the list of 768 utf-8 characters in Miscellaneous Symbols And Pictographs subsets.

      Miscellanous symbols

    1. 🎠 CAROUSEL HORSE CAROUSEL HORSE is a character in the Miscellaneous Symbols And Pictographs Unicode subset.

      🎠

    1. The expected deliverables include at least a joint publication

      joint publication

    2. enriching them in an inter- and trans-disciplinary manner.

      inter- trans-disciplinary manner

    3. apprehend together, through innovative and creative approaches

      apprehend together

  3. hypertopic.org hypertopic.org
    1. The name of the software is an acronym meaning “Social Annotation Software for Readers-Interpreters”.

      social annotation

      readers-Interpreters

    1. LASULI – Social annotation for qualitative analysis

      looks like web trails equivalent

    1. Porphyry Public Corpus analyses confrontation

      Corpus analyses

    2. Cassandre Public Diary for qualitative analysis

      Diary

    3. Argos Public Contradictory/complementary categorisations management

      Contradictory/complementary categorisations =

    4. Steatite Public Pictures archive for qualitative analysis

      pictures atrchive

      for qualitative anaysis

    5. LaSuli Public archive Social annotation for qualitative analysis

      social annotation

    6. Agorae Public Participative knowledge management

      participative knowledge management

    1. Client library for the Hypertopic protocol
      • about : HyperTopic
  4. hypertopic.org hypertopic.org
    1. The name of the software is a (bold) transliteration of “ἀγοραί”, the marketplaces of ancient Greece, where the qualities of a product, a craftsman, or even a project concerning the City were subject to debate.

    1. "Learning is what happens at knowl’edges, for humans, machines, or organizations."

      from LinkedIn comment epicycles of annotations upon comments and annotations Symmathesy = mutal learing/arising = At the Edge of Knowl'edge Human Interbeings inter(Articulate|pret) Tacit Awareness loitering with Intent

    1. Learning is what happens at knowl’edges, for humans, machines, or organizations

      Symmathesy

    2. Edges of Knowledge

    1. lightweight database, data sync, and application development services, Realm persists local data on devices and resolves any data conflicts, enabling offline performance and providing a stellar user experience

      lightweight database local data

    1. MongoDB as a Graph DatabaseMongoDB offers graphing capabilities with its $graphLookup stage. Give $graphLookup a try by creating a free cluster in MongoDB Atlas.

      $graphLookup

    1. Copyright 2007 D. Richard Hipp. All rights reserved.

      Fossil copyright

    1. Supports your database Cayley works on top of your existing database regardless of data model: SQL, NoSQL or even KV.

      SQL

      NoSQL

      KV

    2. Built for linked data Database is built with RDF support, including multiple linked data formats such as NQuads and JSON-LD.

      Linked Data

      RDF

      NQuads

      JSON-LD

    3. Copyright (c) 2021, CayleyGraph; all rights reserved

      Cayley Graph

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    URL

    1. annotation as well as computation to build intelligent systems

      annotations

      computation

      key to building intelligent systems =

      more to the point to Augment inter intellect

      (no need to say human)

      Artificial Intellect?

    1. As we saw earlier, research on participation requires experiments on the long term with real communities and contents. Hence a “non-disposable” software infrastructure seems to be needed to reach usable software with minimum cost and time. But the most important benefits are methodological and epistemological

      non-disposable

      benefits methjodological and epistemological

    2. Model of the "long time" loop : social usage, services, infrastructure, and theories.

    3. continuously changing the structure of the code to improve inner reusability and code abstraction. Refactoring has been fostered by the early adoption of specialized programming environments for parts of the platform, and the resulting separation into loosely coupled components. Fig. 3. Lines of code by component and major versions (Hypertopic Suite) For example (see Fig. 4), everything in 2000 was done by a single piece of software. The first major refactoring consisted in creating a specialized component for contents storage (Steatite). However, in 2003, two different sets of software were available (Porphyry and Agorae). While one was a digital library system and the other a cataloguing system, their main features were similar enough to carry on a refactoring (from 2004 to 2006) so that they can use a common storage infrastructure (called Argos) for viewpoints, highlights, and attributes management. The definition of an abstract protocol for this storage led to different implementations for specialized Interaction Design and Architecture(s) Journal - IxD&A, N. 18

      continuously changing the structure of the code

    4. strived to improve the platform while constraining drastically the volume of lines of code (see Fig. 3). “Doing more with less” was made possible by refactoring

      refactoring

      doing more with less

    5. contribute to the software without having to embrace the subtleties of the whole platform

      contribute without embrace subleties whole platform

    6. The glue ensuring a strong coherence between the component is since 2006 the Hypertopic protocol, defining precisely how the low-level social semantic operations have to be realized (for example, all components of the software suite need to create new viewpoints, move a topic in a given viewpoint, associate an existing topic or a new one to an item, etc)

      glue

      coherence

      Hypertopic protocol

      create new viewpoins

      move topic

      associate topics

      items

    7. design forums (Argile)

      design forum

    8. scientific bibliographies management (Tiré-à-part)

      bibliography

    9. pictures classification (Steatite),

      Picture classification

    10. texts analysis

      Cassandre

    11. multi-dimensional browsing

      multi-dimensional browsing

    12. document annotation

      annotation

    13. cataloguing

      it

    14. progressively implemented by a coherent reusable set of software components

      preogressively implement

      coherent reusable set

      software components

    15. drawing inspiration from human and social sciences, and not by technological trends.

      inspiration from humand social-science

      not technical trends

    16. The Hypertopic model (2003), basis of the Hypertopic protocol (2006) [31]

    17. Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) for document sharing or Amazon IAM (Identity and Access management) for group forming. These PaaS ("Platform as a Service") services offer very simple conceptual models, favoring scalability and distributed services. But they require complex stand-alone developments in order to address social-semantic usages.

      S3 simple storage Service

      Identity and Access Management IAM

    18. platforms have to be opened up, envisioning a socio-technical infrastructure “capable of engaging a wide constituency of actors”.

      platforms openned up

    19. without capitalizing strongly on a common platform.

      capitalizing on a common platform

      let alone constellations

    20. The always evolving design problems that cannot be predicted require systems that have enough flexibility and tailorability to cope with emergent unexpected requirements
      • evolving design problems
      • fliexibilkity and tailorability
      • emergent requirements
    21. tackle the issue of co-evolution of systems and users.

      co-evolution of systems and users

    22. multi-viewpoints knowledge model and at the same time addressing a large range of cooperative applications.

      multi=viewpoint knwoledge model

      people centered transitional modeling

    23. partitioned, with disposable developments for each project, and a weak level of capitalization from project to project.

      disposable development

      weak level of capitalization from project to project

    24. interlaced social structure and knowledge structure.

      interlace social and knolwedge structures

    25. “Actor’s Viewpoints” are emblematic of this imbrication

      Actor's viewpoints

      imbrication

      socio-technical epistemic/semantic

      intentional

    26. a “meta-design” theoretical and practical framework for designing participatory socio-technical systems, with a lot of applications

      met-design

      socio-technical systems

    27. “non-disposable” infrastructure, the participatory services designed take profit from the scientific outcomes of each previous project.

      "non-disposable" infrastructure

      profit from outcomes of each prevous project

    28. design participatory services using complex knowledge and cooperations.

      participatory services

      copmplex knowledge and cooperation =

    29. void the design of services as a repeated "one-shot" process we have gradually built a transverse software infrastructure

      service as a "one-shot" process

      transverse software infrastructure

    30. perpetually moving collective knowledge and decisions submitted to discussion, negotiation and sometimes dismissal.

      perpetually moving collective knowledge and decisions

    31. From our perspective, it encompasses a set of situations in which different actors identified or unidentified, ratified or not, distributed in space and time, contribute to a sometimes ill-defined collective goal, using most of the time low-overhead web-based technologies

      actors (un)identifiedZratified

      distribiuted space and time

      contribute to ill-defined collective goal

      low-overhead web-based tech

    32. cooperation from the 'participation' or 'contribution' perspective.

      participant contributor perspective

    33. effort (both theoretical and technological)

      theoretical technical effort

    34. Towards a “non-disposable” software infrastructure for participation.

    1. Fig. 2 . The Hypertopic infrastructure (2013) integrated through the Hypertopic protocol: a coherent set of software for generic interpretive actions and different items types 

    1. Configure Scuttlebot Scuttlebot keeps all data and configuration in the ~/.ssb directory. Configuration is stored in ~/.ssb/config, which is a JSON file:

      configure scuttlebutt

    1. Fossil is a simple, high-reliability, distributed software configuration management system with these advanced features:

      simple

      software configuration management system

      SCM

    2. fossil

    3. Self-host Friendly - Stand up a project website in minutes using a variety of techniques. Fossil is CPU and memory efficient. Most projects can be hosted comfortably on a $5/month VPS or a Raspberry Pi. You can also set up an automatic GitHub mirror.

      self-host firendly

    4. Fossil stores content using an enduring file format in an SQLite database so that transactions are atomic even if interrupted by a power loss or system crash.

      enduring file format

    1. doxxed sovereign wealth and self custody are going to become an increasing concern for everyone.

      self-custody

    1. How to help a person be smarter?

      augmenting human intellect

    2. have civic conversations online?

      civic conversation online

    1. Fossil achieves efficient storage and low-bandwidth synchronization through the use of delta-compression.

      delta-compression

    1. Note that the "fossil export --git" command only exports the versioned files. Tickets and wiki and events are not exported, since Git does not understand those concepts.

      ticket wiki events

      note exported

    2. The --git option is not actually required. The git-fast-export file format is currently the only VCS interchange format that Fossil understands.

      git fossil

      import/export

    1. The global state of a fossil repository is kept simple so that it can endure in useful form for decades or centuries. A fossil repository is intended to be readable, searchable, and extensible by people not yet born.

      enduring file format

    1. The Fossil self-hosting repository is also a CGI that looks like this

      fossil selfhosting repository

    2. CGI Server Extensions

      fossil

    1. In the distributed approach, each developer works directly with their own local repository, and changes are shared between repositories

      distributed

      approach

    2. Fossil – written by D. Richard Hipp for SQLite; distributed revision control, wiki, bug-tracking, and forum (all-in-one solution) with console and web interfaces. Single portable executable and single repository file.

      Fossil

      This looks like the best of all possible technical choices

    3. List of version-control software

      fossil

      revision control system

    1. a document template rendered against an abstracted data model

      doxumwnr template

      abstract datamodel =

    1. libfossil: The (Unofficial) Fossil SCM Library API

      fossil

    1. Fossil is a software configuration management, bug tracking system and wiki software server for use in software development created by D. Richard Hipp.
      • gloss

      Description