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  1. Apr 2022
    1. make the internet a place for knowledge

      beter still

      a place for mutual learning symmathesy

    2. make knowledge building easier, more accessible, and open to the world.

    3. the future of knowledge building and sharing

      symmathesy

    4. The future of building and sharing knowledge — Enter Scrintal

    1. However, in my research and in Scrintal I’ve been after the same thing: creating connected, accessible, and open knowledge. 

      connected accessible knowledge

    2. I spent one whole year creating the first ever dataset on what global actors do for climate change adaptation. What is more frustrating is sharing this knowledge.

      climate change adaptation

    3. a new operating system for knowledge building.

      new operating system for knowledge

    4. connecting ideas and sources through notes

      and annotations

    5. want to make internet a place for knowledge.

      internet place for knowledge

    1. Hey TrailMarks!Welcome to the Official Unlock Discord! Join our member channels by typing !unlock. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1itOc5ALzVs Need help? check this doc.___Pick the xDAI option if gas is too high! It works even if you don't have xDAI, you can get it "airdropped" to your wallet! If you need some xDAI to get started, there is a faucet that will drop you xDAI here: https://www.gimlu.com/faucet
    1. Try headline https://viaheadline.xyz/ which uses ceramic for storage, unlock for payment and membership, ipfs for pinning, and a bunch of other protocols for decentralisation.I can walk you through some of the useful stuff going on if you want to have a chat.Offer valid for anyone else. reply chrononaut 3 hours ago | root | parent | next [–] > HEADLINE is a decentralized publishing platform where a creator’s content is always their own. There’s no service fee, no long form privacy agreement and your unpublished and token gated content is encrypted, enabling access control.> Publish web content and send out newsletters. Build meaningful connections with your community and followers. Feel confident that the publishing platform you’re using respects what you create and who you create it for. Our excellence is in our collaborations.> Powered by Unlock Protocol and built by Raid Guild, with integrations of Ceramic, Lit Protocol & IPFS, HEADLINE is truly multi-player, built and maintained by collaboration.> HEADLINE operates as a DAO, decentralized autonomous organization. That means that we are run by collective efforts and innovation. Join us as we build together.Who exactly is this being positioned to? If I passed this along to the marketing team at my job they will probably just reply back with a bunch of question marks attempting to understand that language. Is that even the right audience?

      headline

      decentralized publishing platform

      this is great,I understand it is local first, and Personal first How about making it People centered by being able to act as their own hub in their owned network of connections forming interpersonal network connecting people ideas and communities in an emregent network of netwroks?

    2. Like anything blockchain there is no real solution for how to handle records becoming stale over time without a central authority

      with BlockChain perhaps not. But web 3 and the Cryptocosm has eveything needed to solve this problem

      Records can go stale if you keep them that way.

      reply to this annotation if you wish to learn more

      In due course I'll add a link to a permenent address to a description which will be ever green by architecture never stale and everuthing can be shared in afuture proof way

    1. How can my users upload files directly to Web3.Storage without them needing to create their own account?Currently the best way to upload to Web3.Storage from the browser is to relay data through an endpoint that you control that has access to the API token. Providing the API token in your front-end will allow anyone to upload files to your account and list already uploaded files. However, we are actively working on ways end-users can upload data directly to Web3.Storage without needing an intermediary!

      consider alternatives

    2. One major advantage of using Web3.Storage is its use of IPFS, making it easy to move to an alternative storage provider. All of your data is accessible via IPFS, and you can simply export all of your CIDs and ask a pinning service to pin them without need to download or upload any data. You have this option even if you use Web3.Storage today and just want another redundant copy of your data persisted. And you don't need to change the URLs that your application is pointing to, since IPFS URLs are content addressable.

      easy to move to alternative storage provider

    1. Wiki-like organi-zation

      Wiki like organization

      wikinizer

    2. emergence of concepts as visual networks trace interpersonal knowledgetrails

      visual networks

      interpersonal trails

      hence TrailMarks

    3. graph based visual structures

      visual structures

    4. networkedlearning environment

      networked learning environments

      symmathesy

    5. Graph based visual structure

      visual structures

    6. tacit knowledge

      tacit knowledge

    7. visual tools

      visual tools

    8. Augmenting Knowing with WikiNizer™ Research

      augmenting knowing

    1. register our intentions?

      register intentions

    2. Yearning for ProofThe real incentive for blockchains

    1. "I’ve made no secret of my skepticism about the blockchain as a solution for our economic woes. Yes, the economy is tilted, corrupt, and easily gamed — but the solution is likely social, not technological. While national, debt-based central currencies create terrible incentives, abstractions, and growth mandates, moving our transactions to a decentralized ledger maintained by wealthy hackers may not truly be any better. And most people know this, deep down."

    1. we can't scale and have central control

      Can't Scale

      and have Central Control =

    2. everything is like this

      Everything is

      like this

    3. when was the last time your child or you were rewarded for finding a problem you found 00:24:07 a new problem we've got too many already

      rewarded for finding a problem = or asking a question =

    4. somebody had to 00:03:49 invent the higher-level languages that were good for a few years unfortunately we're still using them ones basically from the 60s things have to be reinvented over and over again

      need to reinvent over and over

    5. most people are rewarded in school for solving problems when was the last time your child or you were rewarded for finding a problem you found 00:24:07 a new problem we've got too many already hi where's in fact finding what the real problem is is the big deal and people fight you every step of the 00:24:20 way they'll fight your kids in school every step of the way if they're a problem find your type don't let the teachers hurt them most problems are bogus because they come out of the 00:24:33 current context

      rewarded for finding a problem finding what the real problem is the big deal Asking the right question that is. most problems are bogus

      Description

    1. The use of abstract data structures andabstract LISP programs shows the intent of structured programming andstep-wise refinement.

      abstract data structures

      intent of structured programming =

    2. expressing our ideas as data structure manipulations rather than asnumerical relationships.

      express ideas

      manipultations

      rather than

      numerical relationships =

    3. Clearly, the closer you can write theprogram to your intuition, the fess chance there is for error. This was one ofthe reasons for developing high-level languages. The original motivation forsuch languages was a convenient notation for expressing numerical problems.

      closer you can write

      to your intuition

      4 TrailMarks

    4. The current problems in programming are not those of efficiency; theyare problems of correctness. That is, we have a better grasp of techniques forimproving efficiency of programs than we do of techniques for guiding theconstruction of programs which work.

      not efficiency

      but correctness = guide = the construction of programs that work =

    5. We have to recognize when a procedure is capable of producing ob jectsof the desired type. We therefore index these data base procedures by apattern which tells what the procedure accomplishes. That pattern is calledthe procedure’s goal and the invocation of such a procedure is againpattern-directed, but has an added connotation of being goal-oriented.

      pattern-directed

      goal-oriented

    6. We might carry out the "list-to-dotted-pair” transformationsimplicitly, but a machine which evaluates LISP expressions will have to havean explict transformation mechanism. So a necessary part of ourrepresentation of sequences is the specification of transformations betweenthe abstract data structure notation and the notation of the underlyingrepresentation.

      list-t-doted-pair transformation

      underlying representation

    7. The question ofrepresentation is so important and will occur so frequently that we introducenotation for a representational mapping, #.

      question of representation

      representational mapping

    8. S-notation is that it explicitlyshows the means of construction.

      notation

      shows the means of construction

      explicitly

    9. Only later, after we had convinced ourselves of the correct encodingof our intention

      correct encoding = of our intention =

    10. recasting a particularly intransigent problem in a moregeneral setting.

      recasting

      in more general setting

    11. Abstraction has often been used in other disciplines asa means for controlling complexity.

      abstraction

      controlling complexity

    12. Much of the current work in mathematical theories ofcomputation is based on LISP-like languages. Thus LISP is a formalism fordescribing algorithms, for writing programs, and for proving properties ofalgorithms.

      formalism for

      algorithms

      programs

      proving properties of programs

    13. The high-level notation for algorithms is beneficial in explaining

      high level notation explain understand = complex algorithms =

    14. The currentalternative seems to be to give a few introductory courses in programmingand machine organization followed by relatively specialized courses in moretechnical areas. The difficulty with this approach is that much of thetechnical material never gets related.

      technical material never get related =

    15. The close relationship between LISP evaluators and denotational modelsis encouraging.

      LISP evaluators denotational model =

    16. What we need is a representation of an “equation-solver” which willtake such an equation and will return a function which satisfies thatequation. In particular we would like the best solution in the sense that itimposes the minimal structure on the function. 23 This request for minimalitytranslates to finding the function which satisfies the equation, but isleast-defined on other elements of the domain. This discussion of “feast”brings in the recent work of D. Scott and the intuition behind this studyagain illuminates the distinction between mathematical meaning(denotational) and manipulative meaning (operational).

      athematical meaning denotational = manipulative meaning operational =

    17. assoc{x,;l] = l[x] is another instance of a operational-denotationalrelationship.

      operational-denotational

      relationship

    18. discussednotational conventions for writing sequences;

      notational conventions

      for sequences

    19. allows us to think andrepresent our algorithms in mathematical terms rather than in terms of themachine.

      not represent but present = not just mathematical but intelligible =

    20. the advantage of a high-level language isnotational rather than computational.

      the advantage

      high level languages

    21. our LISP-likelanguage primarily as a notational convenience rather than a computationaldevice.

      notational rather than computational

    1. kickstart a network-based business

      networked based business

    2. The purpose of an Initial Community Offering is not just to raise funds, but to build the community for network effects to grow.

      0 Intitial community offering

    3. Initial Community Offerings are the futureLeadership & Org Update 04

    1. The next generation of Calendars is hereBuilt by and for remote workers and distributed teams

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    1. You can only respond to what you notice Awareness has a variable shape and size—and learning to control it is a powerful skill by Michael Ashcroft

    1. Read the Facebook Papers for YourselfHundreds of internal documents formed the basis of dozen of news stories. They have not been made public. Until now.

    1. 1Organising knowledge with multi-level content:Making knowledge easier to understand,remember and communicate
    1. The Group Chat is the evolutionary Back Channel, the social-pressure release valve

    1. 'Ye must have faith.' It is a quality which the scientist cannot dispense with.

      Faith indeed

      at least inm our punny capacities

    2. one does not feel the need to take a leap of faith when embarking in the scientific enterprise.

      fiduciary roots of science

      Polanyi

    3. he temple of comprehensions and comprehending.

      comprehension

      articulation

    4. 'The sensation of conscious self is not understandable, but comprehensible as an expression of a multitude'.

      comprehensible

    1. Metaphors

      Meqatphors we live by

      but not the Lakoff understood it

      The title as intent was great though

    2. (outside the conceptual place of understanding).

      outside the conceptual space of understaning

      sounds like tacit = personal knowledge =

      Michaek Polanyi

      to me

    3. expression of our understanding.

      expression of our understanding

    4. Current conceptual tools are not sufficient, they are geared towards understanding. We need new conceptual tools to express comprehensions and verify them.

      Perfect statement of what I am after too

      and of course fixing the internet

    5. Consciousness, the elephant in the room

    1. 10 years ago, I started a journey with the goal of fixing the Internet (Web and Apps). I took a detour into Philosophy, Neuroscience, Mathematics and Programming. And in the past 2 years, with some help as a sounding board, I ended up facing a new Worldview.

      Parallel Journeys

      'cause

      Problems define their own solutions

    1. Beyond understanding. Formalizing comprehending

    1. my field is not definable, otherwise I would not be interested.

      Description

    1. 𝗜𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗮𝗳𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗵 𝗼𝗳 𝗖𝗢𝗣𝟮𝟲… 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗻𝗼𝘄?

    1. The more you look...The more you can see | "TRIUMPH" by Akiane

      Only in this world past is deaf, present is blind and future is mute

    1. Piety accords with reverence. A person with reverence recognizes his total reliance on God and comes before God with humility, trust, and love.

      4 Piety

    2. Seven gifts of the Holy Spirit

    1. To talk about an outliner is for me more a metaphor: in a clean text as graph writing system there is maybe no need for a separate outliner because the graph based editor/linker/annotator *is* the outliner, and the document is its own outline
      • about : outliner text, text as graph

      text as graph

    2. the graph based editor/linker/annotator *is* the outliner, and the document is its own outline
      • for : TrailMarks the graph based editorlinker/annotation "is" the outliner =
    1. in a clean text as graph writing system there is maybe no need for a separate outliner because the graph based editor/linker/annotator *is* the outliner, and the document is its own outline
      • for : TrailMarks

      clean text as graph writing system

    2. Nicely put. But if you can Mark the Intent of each element in an outline with a "TrailMark" where every element is high resolution addressable, then documents become virtual, as narratives drawn from deep re-arrangements of transcluded content as in Xanadu https://thenewstack.io/ted-nelson-can-still-learn-xanadu/
      • about : mark in, TrailMarks

      Description

    1. "parsing processors" precursors of "thought processors" TrailMarks (a mark in notation_ is for Thought Processors no "parsing" TrailMarks and Clues "capitalize on the pun" that a human understandable notation can be interpreted to actuate named, indicated intent emergent DSLs
      • about : mark in
    1. conflicting. unreliable, varying

      conflicting. unreliable, varying

    2. single version of truth abandoned

      single version of truth abandoned

    3. people centered transitional modeling

      people centered transitional modeling

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    1. Flancian

      You can have ever green annotations as every page is ever green and from there you can acces the past as well as the future

    1. for our own generation, like the previous generation had the dotcom.”  

      ah well

    2. “We see the metaverse as a natural evolution, not a revolution.

      evolution

      not a revolution

      too bad

    3. dark sides such as regulatory uncertainty, money laundering, counterfeit NFTs and trading scams – not to mention the high volatility of most cryptocurrencies. 

      dark sides

    4. universe takes in cryptocurrencies, interactive digital experiences, mixed realty technologies and artificial intelligence.

      crypto currencies

      interactive digital experiences

      mixed reality technologies

    5. but delisted in 2020, kicked off in part for regulatory pressure over use of crypto tokens

      delisted

    6. Outblaze, a pioneer in cloud computing services, and steered it through the dotcom bubble.

      Outblaze

    7. “I felt like I was selling fridges to Eskimos because everyone really didn’t know why they needed this. The experience in being really early taught me something about business grit,

      selling fridges to eskimos

      bunsiness grit

    8. social platforms

      oximoron

    9. Facebook’s name change to Meta is seen as “aspirational, and doesn’t mean at all that Facebook will win,” said Jackson. 

      name change aspirational

    10. It’s a lucky, scrappy bunch from Hong Kong that’s not been afraid to take a bet on unproven business models and teams, and got in at the right time,”

      bet on unproven business model

    11. Animoca’s subsidiary Sandbox was popularized when rapper Snoop Dog set up a mansion on its virtual land but grew out of an acquisition. The firm has made 200 deals in all and completed 24 metaverse VC deals, making it one of the top VC players in the space over the past nine quarters, according to PitchBook.

    12. Marc Andreesssen,

      it

    13. “What Yat and Animoca Brands are doing in blockchain games is trail-blazing,

      trailblazing

    14. new blockchain-based games with play-to-earn features and in-game tokens, such as those from Animoca Brands.

      play-to-earn feature

    1. The Long Tail of Software

      Description

    2. a handful of extraordinarily common queries and millions of far less popular queries.

      handful of commong queries

      nillions of far less poplular

    1. ⏍ (SQUARE FOOT) utf-8 character icon SQUARE FOOT is one of the 256 characters in the Miscellaneous Technical Unicode subset.
      • for - reveal
    1. Miscellaneous Technical unicode subset Here is the list of 256 utf-8 characters in Miscellaneous Technical subsets.

    1. To get somewhere, we will need to seize on the new language…build new systems and structures. But we will also need new ontologies, new ways of being and feeling that help us put new markers down at every stage of the journey.”

      new ways of being indeed

    2. Indra Adnan
      • from : eco civilization Indra Adnan
    1. "Thomas Legrand is a thought leader whose time in the development field allowed him insights into how development needs to evolve toward more consciousness. This book is vital and pioneering to help us all start thinking through how this critical journey can happen. I encourage all development practitioners to read it to help

    1. Welcome! Mr. Joel Hodroff, a Social Entrepreneur, Inventor, and an Economic Futurist to say the least. He has been a Visa Innovation Provocateur and a Twin Cities Finance and Commerce Magazine Innovator of the Year in his professional journey. He was awarded the first US patent for his dual currency pricing, accounting, and transaction settlement system for rapid, inclusive, and sustainable local-to-global economic development. His work in rapid economic recovery during pandemic reveals extensive untapped social and economic resources that can be immediately monetized and mobilized as a solution. For nearly three decades, his work in money innovation and sustainable commerce has focused on the transition from our outdated paradigm of scarcity, win-lose competition, and growth to a Circular Economy where everyone enjoys economic security and an ever-rising quality of life. He believes that continuous improvements in both technology and human skills, knowledge and creativity can usher in a new era of sustainable prosperity and human solidarity. In his article, “Creative Community Wealth Building”, he speaks about how we can match the untapped social, economic and cultural wealth of communities with the under-utilized capacity of businesses to unmet the needs of individuals and families. Designation: Inventor and Social Entrepreneur Company: Dual Currency Explorations Country: United States of America Bespoke Diaries - Unexplored Potential and Opportunities... Follow us on: LinkedIn: https://lnkd.in/g5HkveE Instagram: https://lnkd.in/g6xFrmk Facebook: https://lnkd.in/gv-jeeZ Twitter: https://lnkd.in/gwftmzm YouTube: https://lnkd.in/eXCU4Wu Podcast: https://lnkd.in/g-gxvgF Website: www.thebespokediaries.com Email: contact@thebespokediaries.com #BespokeDiaries #bd #JoelHodroff #LessonLearned #Inventor #SocialEntrepreneur #CommunityWealthBuilding

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    2. Creative Community Wealth Building

    1. Sebastian Reiter 2nd degree connection 2nd Part of TheWorldPuzzle We wanna give everyone the same chances for a good life :) We upgrade your positive Impact with direct benefits for society(customers, users, employees, partners)

    1. We can’t do much in isolation, but together, we can. Together, we can rise to these challenges we face. Together we can find and activate our hope and power. Together we can, and will, build a better future.

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    1. Joel Hodroff (he/him) 2nd degree connection 2nd Inventor, Paradigm Shifter, Social Entrepreneur, Economic Futurist Dual Currency Explorations-- an evolving experiment in money innovation and social entrepreneurship St Paul, Minnesota, United States Contact info

    1. Ece KuralHas a PhD so she academically owns anyone. Holds the team together like a strong glue.Read Scrintal's storyfrom Ece.

    2. We’re not building a second brain! We’re empowering your one and only brain with steroids – with no side effects.

    1. Too many people struggle with visualising how their thoughts connect to each other. Scrintal is a web app that combines mind mapping with the power of networked note-taking. So you get crystal clear in your thinking, write creatively and share your findings easily.

    2. Feel more joyThat’s what happens when using a single, well-organized tool for your research.

    3. Jump right inNo user manual & zero learning curve means you’ll be productive from the start. It’s that intuitive.

    4. Keep your flowTask-and-brain switching is a part of research. Scrintal makes it easy to keep your focus—at all times.

    5. Show your thinkingIt’s one thing to state your mind. It’s another to back it up with solid reasoning for your conclusions.

    6. Be more creativeWe made mundane parts of writing quick & easy. So you can focus more on being creative and clear.

    7. Make. Thinking &  Writing. Visual.

      referral

    8. Be more organizedHave a place to quickly put any-and-every-thing. Then, easily find & make sense of it later.

      Description

    1. CrowdSec is a free, open-source, and collaborative IPS (Intrusion Prevention System). We'll show you how to install CrowdSec and how to add the Traefik bouncer with Authelia and Vaultwarden collections for a hardened and secure network. We'll also show you how to enroll and access the CrowdSec Console (Dashboard) to monitor it all from anywhere in the world!
    1. CrowdSec@Crowd_SecurityCheck out this great video by @IBRACORP_IO on how to install and use CrowdSec and add the #Traefik bouncer with #Authelia and #Vaultwarden collections for a secure network! See also how to monitor all your alerts with CrowdSec Console! https://youtube.com/watch?v=dgQvvMhbn8I… #OpenSource

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    1. 🆕 webinar: 𝐈𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐚𝐟𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐦𝐚𝐭𝐡 𝐨𝐟 𝐂𝐎𝐏𝟐𝟔… 𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐍𝐨𝐰? 𝘞𝘦 𝘴𝘦𝘯𝘴𝘦𝘮𝘢𝘬𝘦 𝘢𝘳𝘰𝘶𝘯𝘥 𝘩𝘰𝘸 𝘸𝘦 𝘤𝘢𝘯 𝘱𝘰𝘴𝘪𝘵𝘪𝘷𝘦𝘭𝘺 𝘳𝘦𝘴𝘱𝘰𝘯𝘥 𝘪𝘯 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘮𝘪𝘥𝘴𝘵 𝘰𝘧 𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘸𝘰𝘳𝘭𝘥 𝘪𝘯 𝘤𝘳𝘪𝘴𝘦𝘴.

    1. Try to think through the intent behind your tweet in an alternative Cosmology for Software where there are no more files and hierarchies but ∀ is content/intent/meaning addressable with human readable names, and people are their own(ed) Hub experiencing their (Meta/Youni)verse

      0 Alternative Cosmology Software

    1. We are in the pro cess of moving the knowledgeof external proto cols from Hyp er-G clients to the Hyp er-G server, in order tomake clients simpler and enable caching of external do cuments

      IndyHub as well.

    2. Hyp er-G clients talk to a single Hyp er-Gserver for the entire session

      talk to one server

    3. The architecture of Hyp er-G

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    4. Clients are kept simple. An ecient, connection-oriented proto col can b e used. Remote information can b e cached in the lo cal server. User accounts and access rights have only to b e maintained in the lo calserver (the user has to identify to one server only). Statistics and user pro le information can b e gathered on a p er-sessionbasis

      User identifies to one server only

    5. Four user identi cation mo des: from anonymous to fully identi ed. Supp ort for user groups. Access rights p er user group for do cuments and collections

      This is IndyLab

    6. The scop e of a searchmay b e as narrow as one collection on a single server or as wide as all col-lections on all Hyp er-G servers worldwide

      search all servers autnomously decentralized from the outset

    7. Hyp erlinks from a source anchor within one do cument to either a destina-tion anchor within another do cument, an entire do cument, or a collection.Links are not stored within do cuments (as in WWW) but in a separatedatabase, which has the advantage that they are bidirectional and may b eadded to read-only do cuments

      The smoking gun

    8. pp ort for automatic structuring and maintenance of adynamically changing b o dy of information.

      automatic structuring

    Annotators

    1. Frank Kappe and Hermann Maurer. Hyper-G: a large universal hypermedia system and some spin-offs. ACM Computer Graphics, experimental special online issue ,May 1993. Available by anonymous ftp from siggraph.org in directory publications/May_93_online/Kappe.Maurer. Google Scholar  Frank Kappe, Hermann Maurer, and Nick Sherbakov. Hyper-G a universal hypermedia system. Journal of Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia ,2(l):39–66, 1993.

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    1. a universal hypermedia system, which has continued to grow dramatically untilnow. In order to get a picture of the size of the WWW, we can mention that Google indexes over 3 billionWeb pages today.

      u

    1. Architectural Styles and the Design of Network-based Software Architectures DISSERTATION submitted in partial satisfaction of the requirements for the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY in Information and Computer Science by Roy Thomas Fielding 2000

      REST

      4 universal hypermedia

    1. Distributed hypermedia allows the presentation and control information to be stored at remote locations. (Fielding, 2000)

      distributed hypermedia

    2. Hypermedia is defined by the presence of application control information embedded within, or as a layer above, the presentation of information. (Fielding, 2000)

      application control information

      embedded within or as a layer

      presentation of information

    3. A very short history of hypermedia Heinz Wittenbrink

      4 universal hypermedia

    1. [Kappe, Maurer and Sherbakov 1993] Kappe F., Maurer H., Sherbakov N.: "Hyper-G - A Universal Hypermedia System"; Journal of Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia, 2, 1 (1993), 39 -66.

      kappe

    1. Hypermedia is a term created by Ted Nelson, and used in his 1965 article Complex information processing: a file structure for the complex, the changing.

      4 universal hypermedia

      file structure

      for the complex = the changing =

      Description

    1. First Truly Universal HypermediaHypercard: Application program from Apple Inc. before WWW! combined database capabilities with a graphical, flexible, user-modifiable approach. Included HyperTalk, a programming language to manipulate data and user interface. Concept similar to stacks of index cards; metaphor: rolodex Before PowerPoint, used as general presentation tool Also, used in games, educational teaching aids, off-line wiki (Britannica CD and Encarta CD version)

    1. Figure 6: Client screen for searching

    2. Figure 5: Current container is Hypermedia Data Models

      Description

    3. Figure 4: Current container is Multimedia, Hypertext and Hypermedia

    4. Contained Hypermedia

      4 universal hypermedia

    1. information retrieval and maintenance; connectivity; computer aided instruction; communication; computer supported collaborative work; navigation problems; database integrity; user modes; and problems in multilingual environments

      topics include

    2. Hyper-G: A Universal Hypermedia System.

    1. I'm going to give you an overview of what came before the demo in fact I think of it as the real demo it was what Doug himself 00:00:21 called the public debut of a dream and you would think oh well that's got to be the demo that was public but no it was a 1962 research report as is often the case with what Doug leaves us we think 00:00:35 we understand public debut of a dream dream demo no it's this 1962 report and he wrote those words the public debut of a dream and a letter to one of his 00:00:47 intellectual heroes than Eva Bush what he meant was the dream was a conceptual framework completed as a project report for the Air Force Office of Scientific Research

    1. You could already create boards in Scrintal. Now you can share them publicly! Anyone with the link (without needing a Scrintal account) will be able to interact with the boards as a viewer – open cards, resize them, go to focus mode, watch the videos, etc.

      Description

    1. How AI and Humans Can Best Collaborate at Work Who decides who does what? And how can humans learn to trust AI? Research offers some answers.

    1. Timnit Gebru Is Building a Slow AI Movement Her new organization, DAIR, aims to show a more thoughtful mode of AI research

    1. don't connect our apps together to build richer experiences.

      connect apps

      for richer experiences =

    2. The Share API solves one use case for interconnecting sites and apps

      4 share api

    1. How to launch a custom Android application using Ionic Web Intents

      4 web intents

    1. idea revolves around creating a collection of verbs (calls to action). I want to do a workshop, explaining the Web Intents concept and then ask the following questions:How do we define 'the right words'?How do you sort services into collections under a word?How do you come up with calls to action that work with the broadest audience?

      how do we define 'the right words'?

    2. Chrome and Mozilla are working on a new concept called Web Intents/Actions. It extends the hyperlink idea, allowing sites to share features and functionality.

      allowing sites to share features and functionality =

    1. WebActivities, although in my opinion their approach isn’t as good as Chrome’s implementation.
    2. Find image — select a photo from Google Drive Edit image — pass it to Pixlr Share image — send it to twitter
      • select photo
      • edit
      • share
    3. The current state of web app integration means it takes far too many steps and clicks just to edit and share a photo online. You would have to download the image, upload it to the image editor, download the new version and upload it again to share it. With web intents, the flow would be far smoother:

      many steps and clicks

    4. ‘Web Intents’ is a powerful new W3 standard, seamlessly bridging the gaps between web apps. Apps can tell Chrome of their capabilities, much like a real app on your computer. No longer does a web app programmer need to develop and include all necessary functionality — they can simply tell their app how to connect to other apps.

      tell their app how to connect to other apps

    1. Handling activities will be done trough System Message Handler. An ActivityRequestHandler will be passed in the Message.
    2. APP A wants to delegate an activity to APP B.

      delegate activity

    3. Web Activities is a counter-proposal to Web Intents.

      counter proposal

    1. Web Intents is an upcoming framework for web-based inter-application communication and service discovery.Web Intents consists of a discovery mechanism and a very light-weight RPC system between web applications, modeled after the Intents system in Android. In the context of the framework an Intent equals an action to be performed by a provider. Web Intents allow two web applications to communicate with each other, without either of them having to actually know what the other one is.There are some Web Intents Proxy pages that make available some real services that don't yet support intents.

      0 Web Intents

    1. Web3 will allow people to interact using open, permissionless, and trustless networks without the need for any intermediaries or third parties. 

      Web 3 is much broader