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ΠΡΡΠΎΡΠΈΡ ΠΎΠΏΠ΅Π½-ΡΠΎΡΡΠ° Π² Π ΠΎΡΡΠΈΠΈ. ΠΠ°Π΄ΠΎ ΠΏΠΎΡΠΈΡΠ°ΡΡ.
[[17]] is not a centered hexagonal number.
The closest centered hexagonal numbers are [[7]] (index # [[2]]) and [[19]] (index # [[3]]).
First 20 centered hexagonal numbers: [[1]], [[7]], [[19]], [[37]], [[61]], [[91]], [[127]], [[169]], [[217]], [[271]], [[331]], [[397]], [[469]], [[547]], [[631]], [[721]], [[817]], [[919]], [[1027]], [[1141]].
[[square]]: 289
[[square root]]: 4.1231
[[cube]]: 4913
[[cube root]]: 2.5713
[[natural log]] (ln): 2.8332
[[base-10 log]] (log10): 1.2304
[[base-2 log]] (log2): 4.0875
"Gloria a la luz de tu consciencia, [[Lady Burup]]!"
Y a todas las nuestras.
After some investigation I’ve found Flancia resembles a [[Pattern Language]]. This is its index.
Flancia can also be thought of as a [[Mind Palace]] encoded numerically, with a focus on prime numbers and their composition into compounds.
As we fork we’ll merge, as we meet we’ll part, as we flow we’ll [[focus]] (5).
An [[action]]. Fork a thing, a thought, a work of art or a piece of software.
Fork yourself if you want to. You can try to fork yourself into two versions with slightly different sets of beliefs, for example. You do this every time you consider both viewpoints in a debate.
As you [[fork]], you can [[merge]]. But I’m getting ahead of myself.
Two things, in succession, or compounded.
A square, as one you draw or one you visualize while you breathe.
Maybe sometimes counting. Optionally factoring, optionally remembering things.
(Breath is the palace of the Buddha.)
"As we [[fork]] we’ll [[merge]], As we [[merge]] we’ll [[focus]]. As we [[flow]] we’ll focus."
Whose recursive application may be seen to lead to [[Flow]] (25) and [[Flow with Compassion]] (35):
"As we flow we’ll merge, As we merge we’ll fork."
"As we fork we’ll merge, As we merge we’ll flow."
In the default number-based memory palace in the Agora of Flancia 2 means [[fork]], 3 means [[merge]]. 2 followed by a 3 make me think of [[flow]], as in [[yoga]], which is why in [[6]] I keep [[Yoga with X]] (the project.)
And why we’ll be [[monks in space]]:
As we flow we’ll burn, As we burn we’ll warm and glow.
Like a rainbow folding, Like Maitreya burning."
[[Avalokiteshvara]] is seven syllables, but their mantra has six: [[Om Mani Padme Hum]].
This also contains the [[Commons]] (which should be run with [[Compassion]], and here we explore in the shape of an [[Agora]].)
The Gautama Buddha found it, and before and after him others.
May you be free from suffering!
"Ay! QuiΓ©n fuera Una flecha derecha Volando hacia el corazΓ³n de [[Moloch]]."
"As we fork we’ll merge and merge."
Focus sequenced, squared, composed; [[Flow]].
Where is my [[light]]? Where is my [[focus]]?
"As we [[fork]] we’ll [[merge]], As we [[merge]] we’ll [[focus]]."
Idiosyncratic. It happened to me: I found a card lying on the grass in a park, and it answered a question I had asked.
Also the highest number you can count up to with one hand if you use binary encoding.
Maybe fork and keep forking, like a [[fork]] reactor (not a bomb).
Fork five times while thinking of your [[focus]].
Merge our Right Resolves.
Fork Maitreya, you get [[Two Maitreyas]].
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Iβm happy to announce that Bridgy Publish now supports Bluesky! Big thanks to Joel Otter who did much of the heavy lifting here, like with Bluesky backfeed. Weβre still working on a fewβ¦
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The rhizome is altogether different, a map and not a tracing. Make a map, not a tracing. The orchid does not reproduce the tracing of the wasp; it forms a map with the wasp, in a rhizome.
β [[Deleuze & Guaterri]], [[A Thousand Plateaus]]
check out https://twitter.com/francis_miller/status/1081562810163884032 ?s=09 [[francis_miller]] as recommended by [[fredgalvao]]
https://twitter.com/plesmasquerade/status/1306489522289401857 ?s=09 [[plesmasquerade]]
The government has awarded oversight of the UKβs post-[[Brexit]] border and customs data to [[Palantir]], an American tech firm notorious for assisting the Trump administrationβs drive to deport migrants from the US.
This is awful.
The EU [[right to repair]] campaign has been going for a year, campaigning for:
Products repairable by design
Access to spare parts and repair info for everyone
A EU wide repairability score
https://repair.eu/news/where-does-right-to-repair-go-next-in-europe/
#RightToRepair
This is a great episode of [[Rev Left]] on some of the science behind SARS-CoV-2 and [[COVID-19]].
With a bonus tidbit that the CIA was responsible for an uptick in Polio in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
familiarity is misunderstood; it's worth spending time to improve the small things in your world, whether these are the social spaces of your local environment or the topology of your discord server or what have you. the pleasure of belonging is often undervalued relative to the pleasure of adventure — and I don't think the pleasure of familiarity can be romanticized enough.
cultivating community is one of the most valuable things we can do as members of the spaces we occupy, and is something we should learn to appreciate — without our active effort, none of the constants or assumptions we have about our lives are absolutely guaranteed.
living close to your birthplace, or in the same environment you were before, may not be so bad — our digital lives, after all, can exist entirely independent of our physical relationships, and we often put ourselves in boxes living in a single place allows one to accumulate - materials, tools, and knowledge - while holding other aspects of life as constant and can be
(I see this as flawed: there is no stopping change and progress over the years, and we must adapt to it — part of how we learn to adapt and develop is by exposing ourselves to new environments and social situations)
determine what you value first and, if necessary, shoot off to the city later. the city seems to have a bit of a grip on a person, and living in the country seems to liberate us from it.
we should really try to understand ourselves — and cultivating familiarity is one art that's become lost in the information age. spend more time not using new tools, technologies, and innovations, but rather curating what we have — and keeping as much as we can constant.
cafes: concrete strategy to meet others and improve familiarity, to feel like you belong in a certain place at a certain time. get to know your environment first, then start to develop a relationship with the world and the people inside it. "The princess kisses a frog, and creates the prince."
I find myself going through hedonistic cycles. Friday night I spend in a fervor of friends, good food, and eventual exhaustion, waking up at 2AM to find my phone near my bed and a rabid, endless rush of political tweets. I find myself jumping to use other services and tools within minutes or my using electronics — the motivation to avoid these must come from within.
Just jumped back from social media again. Making a conscious effort to turn these outlets into 'educational' platforms — there are lots of valuable voices in academia, sure, but this just won't happen. Rather, I need to pare down, focus and simplify my life.
I was a bit touched by Ava's new Substack articleand two ideas in particular: one, that we never quite see eye to eye with one another, and yet another about our perception of beauty and content. This is a theme of many of her articles — in recent memory, one written about the importance of maintainence to life rather than placing a focus on progress, and I often feel that this is what seems to be holding me back; yet I'm quick to hide my own regressions.
I'm captivated by The Power of Now, though I haven't quite read it; I'm so used to the constant waiting for the buzzing of notifications, of a refreshed twitter feed, to even consider the anecdote of sitting on a bus and watching life pass you by, and being happy for it. No matter how I feel, proper discipling will always come from within; and with it will come greater control over my interests, my life, and my long-term goals.
In this vein, learning to get in touch with the language of others is such a valuable skill to develop — I believe it's in me somewhere, down in those shells of ages twenty nineteen eighteen seventeen sixteen like nesting dolls of years covering up prior personalities and identities, perhaps to protect me, perhaps to protect them. It is so easy to forget the power of this communication: the forgotten dialect of the heart does this justice.
I am human, nothing human is alien to me. I am human, nothing human is alien to me. I am human, nothing human is alien to me.
delphine diallo, visual artist, photographer most of your work doesn't have to be commercial, but it should always consistent and always be you. stay true to vision. try best not to compromise vision, artistic or otherwise, for values and other professional paths, etc. focus on the same theme and do that work well.
don't get burnt out following! be honest with yourself about who you are and what you want to accomplish. use practice and discipline, even as a freelancer, even in your free time, to just go do what you love — and this is what keeps you free. it's difficult to start, but once you build momentum it is so easy to keep going — because what you have creatively is unique, if you work true to yourself and to fulfill yourself.
don't be afraid ot leave 'stability' - you're always going to have insecurity in some form, regardless of where you are. it's about inspiring others, acquiring the tools you need to produce the content you enjoy rather than the items you want. do not just apply the process, create on your own
portraits: connect with the subject, feel as if you are trying to heal them in some way. do not take more than a few pictures, 10. you an lose the beauty this way because reach for perfection pushes away from an understanding one another. get to know each other, the space, the environment and really understand the world in between
home, studio is like a temple rather than a 'studio', strictly; make sure people feel comfortable in the environment, one that people can fill the space of but not one too corporate or sanitary!
'Brazil, understand bliss and living daily life with joy.' seems like cool culture
ideo consulting from the outside in; a bit of inspiration inspiration of geoffrey litt, building end user tools to empower design thinking reminds me of the chat to notebook dynamic — how else can we both asynchronously brainstorm and compile notes into a document while fairly including all takes?
it's empathetic to people.
an unrelated navigation of overconfidence
talking about it doesn't work! you have to do something that adds value.
computer code vs spoken language
port aliaser to firefox: https://github.com/diracdeltas/aliaser
discover and be super protective of your time and creative periods
some people are better than others, you start caring more, around the same age you start to mature and determine what's most important ifapa.me
Happened again about a spacemacs update. Noted the steps in the wiki this time.
Some quick first thoughts on [[CTZN]].
Idea: Putting-digital-in-front-of-everything-as-a-service.
One of the things I like about [[Agora]] is that it’s a connective layer above users’ own existing data. I have ownership of my data, it just gets aggregated elsewhere in a way that facilitates connections to others. (For me it also happens to mean I can work on it local-first, too.)
Fixed an [[Issue during YunoHost update: An error occurred during the signature verification]].
Updated to the latest [[koreader]]. It has been a while since I’ve updated - the new look and feel is nice.
Came across [[k2pdfopt]]. It is very helpful and has an awesome website.
[[Flancian]] asks a good question on the social.coop tech channel - why does [[social.coop]] not use [[Mastodon]] to coordinate [[governance]]?
Bookmark: [[The Web of Life]]
editing my daily from agora


I’d like to have a bit of a hobbyist play around with [[agent-based modelling]]. I did it a long time ago with object-oriented languages, but a language with strong [[actor model]] creds seems like a good place to look nowadays. I’d like something where visualisation of the world and its agents is fairly simple. I’m up for learning something new. Any thoughts / advice? Two possible things that seem pretty relevant are [[Elixir]] or [[Spritely Goblins]].
@therealraccoon@octodon.social recommended [[NetLogo]], which is an awesome recommend.
Reading: [[A People’s Guide to Capitalism]]. Enjoying it muchly thus far. Making clear a bunch of concepts I’ve sort of half-grasped before, but never really fully. Not saying I fully do yet either, but it’s helping for sure.
Robot dogs with guns. What could possibly go wrong.
[[Philanthropy]]
Imagine the end of [[Facebook]]
[z library]: ../pages/z library.md "z library" [//end]: # "Autogenerated link references"
Interesting thoughts on [[wikilinks]] and [[slashlinks]] from [[Gordon Brander]].
Listening: [[Jeremy Lent, "The Web of Meaning: Integrating Science and Traditional Wisdom to Find our Place in the Universe"]]
This weekend for [[node club]] I will be looking at [[value flows]] (and [[ValueFlows]]). I keep on seeing the concept pop up, and respect the people that work on the protocolβ¦ so I’d like to get a bit better handle on both.
So I was thinking about the brief conversation we’d had about [[effective altruism]], and I started writing, and I wrote a lot, so my preamble is that I mean here to put words to a seed of a heuristic I’m working with, not just criticize. But I don’t really have a clean phrase for the topic… so I’m tossing this in my daily note, and maybe it’ll make sense to move later?
update: moved to [[criticism page]]
I don’t know really how, but the absolute indignation in this captures something of the [[incrementalist’s]] lament. Like, dang, y’all, the rest of the pie is right there.
Ordered this book of notebooks. It’s shallow, but I do find the aesthetic of these things motivating.
Found this thing about how the [[wikilink]] is "modeless", the [[wikilink | front-facing text]] is not, [front-facing text](link) is not, [<a href="link">front-facing text</a>](#html TIDDLYLINK) is not…
I like modeless [[links]]. It feels like how [[footnotes]] build to be more than references and create their own culture of catty asides. Passive aggressively [[linked text]] is one of my favorite — err— "neologism" is "neo" + "logos", right? How to say new + literary-mode-of-expression?
Of course, even the author elsewhere likes the idea of playing with the function of link text.
This would certainly be of interest to y’all — considers [[commonses]] and [[wikis]]…
Ashamed of my lack of [[bioregional knowledge]].
I should learn the absolute basics of querying, like a query to list/transclude all nodes that have NOW, LATER, TODO, DOING, DONE in them.
If [[logseq]] could stop forgetting my preferred date format for journals it would be really nice :) I sort of gave up on it for the last few weeks, and anagora.org/journals works with it now, but it still bothers me.
this is a bit more [[design]]-focused than I care for, but explores some about [[animism]] and how we relate to created objects in our life—[[aichaku]], love for what things are, not just what they do. connects with my [[konmari]] theses, a bit.
via [[tiv]]: oh my god there are so many daily podcasts I didn’t even know.
Ones I’m thinking about trying:
Set up another TW for work yesterday so I’ll stop using the internal pastebin as my scratchpad and maybe persist things.
Alternative to [[resonate]]: [[jamstash]] lets me use the [[subsonic]] API of the [[nextcloud]] instance in a way that will still [[scrobble]]. Can’t rely-rely on it because I never managed to make it work for mobile and such, but it’s big progress to be able to [[download]] and scrobble [[mashups]].
[[separation]]
[[work]]
[[social coop]]
DONE stop responding to hashtags in moa party channel, or perhaps just make the bot exit the channel
DONE write [[braids]]
I’ve been doing very little writing or coding as of late; it makes sense as the week was relatively intense and this weekend I’ve spent mostly offline (in "[[meatspace]]" :)). I look forward to reconnecting to my plans although I’ve enjoyed this weekend disconnected and I think it was probably actually necessary.
Now writing on the train back from Bern. The train is pretty full and it was hard to find a seat to sit all together, it’s also a bit hot. But now it’s as if it was flying through the Swiss countryside, which it almost is, and everybody around me is focused either on their phones or their books or their notes (students), and I feel very lucky to be here. Which I am.
On my headphones sounds [[rainbow folding]].
Listening: [[Aaron Benanav on Associational Socialism and Democratic Planning]]
The [[biosphere]] is just one part of the Earth’s [[climate system]].
I’ve not had so much time for the stream of late. Most stuff is going in the garden. Of course, changes to the garden are a stream of themselves. I just mean I haven’t been posting much to the social media streams, where others can more easily discover and interact with it.
Bright the hawk’s flight on the empty sky.
Yesterday we watched:
sudo touch /usr/share/pipewire/media-session.d/with-pulseaudio && systemctl --user restart pipewire-session-manager
During the week I read [[Wolfram]]‘s article on the [[Wolfram Physics Project]], as recommended by [[xiq]], and I enjoyed it. I also re-read [[Scott Aaronson]]‘s review of [[A New Kind of Science]]; I think it still holds and seems to apply to the project at large.
Finished off [[Pacman lantern]].
#flancia, [[2022-11-17]]
What’s the one site you go to when you feel the urge "news"? I go to https://t.co/MTe6tMJkZm by default. https://t.co/bwL7DomwXr
Deep into the night we’ll go. It’s [[22]] and I’ll gladly do [[four pomodoros]] for the [[revolution]] tonight.
Good anarchists of the world unite!
Tags: #dailynotes #daily-notes
Loved the [[Majihima]] discourses on [[Heartwood]] (I already knew this), [[Cowherd]], [[Gosinga]].
[[3149]] is an interesting number. It’s not prime: it’s [[47]] (we will defeat Moloch) * 67 (Bodhi, Bodhisattva).
I’ll use the busyness of life of late to shift the reclaim roundups to the end of the month that’s in their name, rather than the start. So - I’ve got until end of September for [[Reclaiming the stacks: September 2023 roundup]].
Maybe eventually I’ll just stop making it a monthly thing. I like the format of [[Gordon Brander]]‘s Substack, which doesn’t seem to have a defined schedule. He just seems to build on previous ideas each time, not in any necessarily structured way, but it’s always fascinating.
I think for me it makes sense to have some structure and defined rhythm while I’m finding my feet. But as it matures maybe I’ll improvise a bit more.
[[Datasette]] might be a good thing for documenting the initiatives in [[reclaiming the stacks]]. I’d heard about it before but never really understood what it does until reading [[The Magic of Small Databases]]. What I quite like about [[Anytype]] though is not needing to explicitly build a DB.
Read: [[California Lawmakers Unanimously Pass Right to Repair Legislation]]
Read: [[New EU Rules: Smartphones and Tablets will follow new ecodesign requirements by June 2025!]]
Read: [[Talking to My Daughter About the Economy]]
Read: [[Theories of International Politics and Zombies]]
[[Shower thought]].
Read: [[The digital revolution has failed]]
[[Generative AI is further concentrating power with Big Tech]].
Watched: [[Minersβ Strike 1984: The Battle For Britain]]
Watched: [[Avengers: Civil War]]
[[Listened]] to [[Degrowth vs Eco-Modernism]]
[[Listened]] to [[Is the Middle East on the brink?]]
Read: [[Critique of techno-feudal reason]]
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Finished [[Platform Capitalism]] (audiobook).
[[Public platforms]].
[[Listened]]:
"According to the CPJ, Israeli forces were responsible for two-thirds of all the journalist killings around the world last year."
[[Bookmarked]]:
[[Zettled]]:
How does [[Reform UK]] use digital technology? How to counter it?
[[2026 Makerfield by-election]].
Interesting to hear Wigan voices on the vox pops everywhere.
[[Listened]]:
Please let it be known that an Agora defaults to using port [[5017]] tcp and udp.
#push [[agora rfcs]] https://t.co/g2OmB66bKr
yolo

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