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[[26]] is not prime (composite): [[2]] * [[13]]

Prime neighborhood: [[17]], [[19]], [[23]], [[26]], [[29]], [[31]], [[37]]

Prime gap: 6 (interval [[23]] to [[29]])

Primes up to 26: [[2]], [[3]], [[5]], [[7]], [[11]], [[13]], [[17]], [[19]], [[23]] (9 total).

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[[26]] is not a centered hexagonal number.

The closest centered hexagonal numbers are [[19]] (index # [[3]]) and [[37]] (index # [[4]]).

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]].

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[[hz/26]] is closest to [[G#0]] at [[26]] Hz (+3 cents).

Note class: [[G#]], Octave: [[octave/0]].

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Now I’ll do yoga: [[go/move/26]]

[[go/yoga with x]] to join


CW: Flancia

Now I’ll do [[yoga with friends]] :)

Today: [[go/yoga with x]] with [[go/move/26]] in the Agora of Flancia.


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๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[01 27 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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Itโ€™s a โ€œquick noteโ€”โ€โ€” goes around the corner.

  • You look…. tokenizable?
  • Start off with โ€œa snailโ€™s trail of…โ€ itโ€™s good writing, trust me.
  • could be worse.
  • Weโ€™ll be talking about the [retracted]
  • In which Langtonโ€™s dragon is an terrible example of the stereotype that dragons keep their hoard.
    • Q: Is source code valuable?
      • A: heโ€™s a [[bragon]].
      • A: Programming is an art.
        • Q: Is art valuable?
          • Q: Is craft valuable?
            • A: Mine and craft combined is valued at $2.5B โ€” if youโ€™re willing to โ€œsell outโ€, which is what zhey call it in zhe industries…
  • Dragons donโ€™t wee in real life.
  • urin, (subject to ation.).
  • Robert, it goes down.

itโ€™s a list of bullets. if you parse the document, youโ€™ll notice.

this is a paragraph. it should be ignored, as far as Iโ€™m aware —- it doesnโ€™t do much. It shouldnโ€™t do much. Iโ€™VE BEEN TOLD ZHAT WIKILINKS ARE PROBLEMATIC IN ZHE CONTEXT OF PARSING โ€” WHAT SHOLD I DO ABOUT ZHIS? at a point you stop caring. You should stop caring . You wonโ€™t regret not caring.

zhe time of which zhe quick note is started is very indicative of zhe auzhorโ€™s status and where zhey are.

export default. And zhen what? class Pee extends Water {}? But then itโ€™s not [[type safe]], is it?

Oh dear…

/**
  • Son, zhere comes at a point where you got to cut it wizh zhe // @ts-check.
 *
  • We will be discussing this.
*/
  • Q: What do zhey call an empty block comment?
    • A:
  • Deploy use of intentionally broken images as a narrative device. Or to help drive zhe point of how helpful descriptive text alternatives are. Or bozh.
  • #push [[Monospace fonts]] are a blight in my eyes.

Allow me to explain:

โฅ… [[Langtonโ€™s dragon not finding zhe place and various hotels. He isnโ€™t able to, black dragons and cyan eyed vibes.]]

  • Your text alternatives are not to be [[SEO]]โ€™d. You do not write for a search engine in any context whatsoever.

โฅ… [[Langtonโ€™s dragon โ€” a dragon in which heโ€™s black, white underbellied and cyan eyed, is desperately trying to find a โ€œplace.โ€. It isnโ€™t clear as to what the place is. He doesnโ€™t look smug, which suggests he is highly distressed. Of what isnโ€™t entirely clear.]]

  • Text descriptions are highly contextual. The same image can have a different text alternative.

โฅ… [[A situation is depicted.]]

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๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2012 10 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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Got drunk last night. I continue to be [[portland]]‘s dumbest bitch

Need to file [[ss-4]] form to [[irs]]. I hate they’re called "ss" forms… like .. ok.

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2019 01 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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TODO for tomorrow:

  • Study Machine Learning for four hours — it’s quite a bit but I need it to attend a workshop next week.
  • Put one Pomodoro of work into a short story idea I came up with today.

It’s hard to write — I’ve been meaning to write here for close to ten days but I never seem to get round to it. I travelled, I then had lots of work, I felt tired. Of course these are excuses to a point, but I hold no grudges against me I guess; it’s just kind of hard. Although I do find the time to brush my teeth and take showers, so perhaps I should find the time to write for just five minutes or so a day. It’s just trying harder.

Now I’ve had the idea of titling my posts after the date in which I write them, and keep an actual sort of diary here. I know, it’s not a new idea at all, that’s essentially what a blog is, but up to now I had thought about this blog as more of a collection of ideas and random occurrences than an actual diary in this structured sense.

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2020 04 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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April 26th, 2020ยง

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2020-04-26ยง

Read: Can Blogs and Wiki Be Merged? | Hapgoodยง

Nice article from Mike Caulfield on blogs, wikis, and whether we could/should try to merge them into one thing.

Interestingly, Mike thinks they should be kept distinct. However, it does feel like his analysis of wikis is not thinking of them as personal wikis. Some of the values Mike mentions for wikis (like minimization of personal voice) maybe applied to the original wiki concept, but do not apply to personal wikis.

The Garden and the Stream Pop-up Sessionยง

Yesterday I attended a very fun pop-up IndieWebCamp session on streams, blogs and wikis.

The Garden and the Stream

Around 25 people joined online over the course of the session.

โฅ… [[images/indiewebcamp-gardenandstream.png]]

It was a wide-ranging discussion on lots of wiki-adjacent topics. One of the things I really liked was the plurality of both the reasons for having a wiki, and of the tools people use to do it. Very IndieWeb.

Some parts of it that stuck in my brain:

  • the link between the stream and the garden, and [[when you write in one or the other]]
  • what actually are personal wikis? What do people use them for?
  • mind maps, [[memory palaces]]
    • historical examples of externalising memories, like walkabouts
  • how do you structure your [[garden]] for yourself, and for others
    • is [[transclusion]] a good way to navigate ideas? Is the loss of narrative a problem?
  • bidirectional links or backlinks
    • renewed interest in this (is this thanks to [[Roam]]?), but mostly focused on internal backlinks in your own wiki
    • can we use webmentions as a mechanism for bidirectional links across sites?

There was way more discussed than that. I think given the interest and the breadth of topics, it would be fun to get together semi-regularly.

You can check out the notes and the recording for a lot more: The Garden and the Stream.

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2020-06-26ยง

[[rclone]]ยง

Finding rclone super handy for backups and things where cloud services are involved.

Especially useful as my internet connection is currently so poor that downloading from a cloud service to then upload to a server somewhere is terribly slow.

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2020 07 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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July 26th, 2020ยง

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2020-07-26ยง

Watched Dmytri Kleiner: Telekommunisten Manifestoยง

Enjoyed this talk by [[Dmytri Kleiner]] on [[communism]], [[capitalism]], and why the original re-centralisation of the Internet happened. More of a history through those lenses, not so much a plan for what is to be done, but a very interesting history. He advocates for [[P2P networks]], [[free software]], [[gift economies]], and the [[commons]] in one of the slides.

Listened: Revolutionary Left Radio: Socialism & The System: Interview w/ NY State Senator Julia Salazarยง

I really enjoyed this interview from [[Rev Left]] with [[Julia Salazar]]. Discusses some of the questions around the utility of engaging in [[electoral politics]] vs grassroots organising outside of the system. Reminds me a bit of some of the discussion in [[Jackson Rising]].

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August 26th 2020ยง

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September 26th, 2020ยง

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14:53 institutional dependence of social signaling

how valid is it to trust institutional membership as an indicator of success? why do people feel prideful of their institutions?

to me, the institution is useful insofar as it's a means to an end; i'm not sure to what degree it helps me connectw ith or relate to others, but it can help people find similar common interests or remind them of their pasts?

15:58 intrinsic and extrinsic freedoms

intrinsic: the lack of concern for self expression extrinsic: personal autonomy external to oneself not having to worry about external services or concerns what is important may be being the most free i don't have a great interest in personal responsibility, and i don't do a lot with my time; but i am interested in having that time to do things with

schedules don't speak to me like they should sometimes things just fit!

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2020 10 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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2020-10-26ยง

  • Monday.
  • dist-upgraded my desktop. This is how you prevent dist-upgrade from asking you about every configuration file you’ve modified: apt-get --yes --force-yes -o Dpkg::Options::="--force-confdef" -o Dpkg::Options::="--force-confold" dist-upgrade
  • [[nts]] "[[Sounds of the dawn]], 22 jun 2018" is nice
  • For some reason I didn’t log [[gigafelon]] until today.
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2020-10-26ยง

spacemacs php layerยง

The [[spacemacs]] php layer bundles together lots of nice little features. I’m not sure which bits comes from where, but currently just the basic usage of SPC m g g to jump to definition is super handy already for spelunking around in vendor libraries.

PHPUnit command/package is not installedยง

Was getting this error in [[Emacs]] when trying to run [[PHPUnit]] tests via phpunit.el. It’s possible to change the location of the phpunit executable via phpunit-set-dir-local-variable, but I wondered why it wasn’t working out of the box (when it was on another project). Turns out that a long time ago this particular project had the bin-dir setting in composer.json set to something else, rather than the standard vendor/bin (see https://getcomposer.org/doc/articles/vendor-binaries.md).

I just changed it back to the standard location, and phpunit worked fine again.

[[Speeding up org-publish]]ยง

[[5tracks - week 44]]ยง

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2020 11 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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2020-11-26ยง

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2020-11-26ยง

  • More and more I would like to learn [[Racket]].

  • I’m encountering increasingly frequent slowdowns and annoyances in [[Emacs]] of late. I think mostly when I’m working in [[org-roam]]. It seems pretty buggy - possibly just due to my config. But it doesn’t find files that I know exist, it slows down massively when processing the DB.

    • Ah - so not finding files might have been due to my use of a relative path in dir-locals.
    • I seem to have to keep on running org-roam-db-clear and org-roam-db-build-cache of late. Hope I’ve got it sorted now.
    • I am also getting big, annoying interruptions from this background process that runs to update the DB. org-roam-db-update-method is set to 'idle-timer, and org-roam-db-update-idle-seconds by default is set to 2. I think I’ll try changing the method first to 'immediate. If that is still no good, I’ll change back to idle timer but with a increased number of seconds.
    • immediate works a bit better for me, because I’m more likely to naturally pause after saving a file, so the brief processing time doesn’t bother me as much.
    • Still, would be good to see if the time for updating the DB could be reduced.
  • A [[spaced repetition]] approach that might work with org-roam: The Poor Org-User Spaced Repetition - Where parallels cross

  • Removed [[helm]] duplicates, that was getting a bit annoying. https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs/issues/13564

  • My [[spacemacs]] config is getting a bit unwieldy. I’d quite like to do that org-babel literate config thing that people do. But probably a bit of a unnecessary yak shave right now.

  • I’d like to the issue on [[Flock]] where reloading a page with stacked notes sometimes gives a ‘page not redirecting correctly’ error.

    • Also some links from subfolders don’t work.
  • Definitely enjoyed the [[Literate config]] approach for my spacemacs config. It probably makes sense for config - stuff that is cobbled together over time from various sources. Was thinking about if it would be worth trying it with other code - i.e. [[Literate programming]]. It could be problematic on shared projects though, presumably - you’d be forcing everyone in to doing it that way, otherwise your literate file and the code would get out of sync.

  • [[Adding timestamps to org-roam notes]].

  • toggle-debug-on-error is very handy. Used it today a few times when fixing things broken in my config or elsewhere.

  • Been trying to get [[org-roam-server]] to work. It’s super slow on my graph. Also tried org-roam-server-light but it’s just the same performance issue on the client-side. Also I can’t seem to get it to filter out the Recent Changes page annoyingly, despite putting it in the exclude filters.

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2020-12-26ยง

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2020-12-26ยง

  • Lovely image of the [[coop principles]], I like the old school chalkboard look.

<a href="/raw/garden/neil//home/shared/commonplace/images/seven-coop-principles.jpg "by Hallie Zillman, original at https://www.willystreet.coop/pages/seven-cooperative-principles""><img class="image-embed" src="/raw/garden/neil//home/shared/commonplace/images/seven-coop-principles.jpg "by Hallie Zillman, original at https://www.willystreet.coop/pages/seven-cooperative-principles"">

โฅ… [[/home/shared/commonplace/images/seven-coop-principles.jpg "by Hallie Zillman, original at https://www.willystreet.coop/pages/seven-cooperative-principles"]]

Came across it in [[DisCO Elements]], originally seems to be from here: https://www.willystreet.coop/pages/seven-cooperative-principles

  • Current reading:

โฅ… [[current-reading-2020-12-26.png]]

For all their disruption, the one thing Silicon Valley has not touched is the ownership and governance structure of a typical capitalist firm.

โ€“ [[The DisCO Elements]]

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  • Republicans don't have a concept of "incrementalism" like liberals do

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2021 01 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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2021-01-26ยง

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Releyendo [[El narrador]] de [[Walter Benjamin]] [[Classical dark academia]]

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2021 02 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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I have been sharing a number of @genmonโ€™s posts from his blog. Mostly, I just say, you should go read this: Letโ€™s invent new interfaces, not new products.

Yes I will read anything which links to [[Brett Victor]] and his [[Dynamicland]] project:

a physical environment of smart light, human writeable code, and a social interaction with the computer.

I can already tell that having this box be able to teleport into my journal log โ€” without having to cross post it publicly โ€” is going to make me both post more, and tweet less.

Maybe Iโ€™ll consider cross posting these [[Journal]] posts to Mastodon.

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7 hours of video calls is too many hours of video calls.

There were fun humans on the other side of a number of those hours, but itโ€™s just a lot of screen time.

๐Ÿ“œ File _logs/1614358933.md by @bmann โ˜† ๐Ÿ“Ž

Iโ€™m having one of those days. Reserved a car from Avis. Show up at 8am. I have a paper temporary driverโ€™s license because I just renewed it. โ€œPolicyโ€ is to have picture ID, even though Iโ€™m on file, I always rent from this location, and the desk clerk and manager both recognize me. So: do I complete this rental and then never rent from Avis again, after 20 years? Probably. Itโ€™s policy after all.

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2021-02-26ยง

[[done]]ยง

[[doing]]ยง

[[do]]ยง

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2021-02-26ยง

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2021 03 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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2021-03-26ยง

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2021-03-26ยง

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2021-03-26ยง

[[Preparing for org-roam v2]]ยง

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[[Usufruct]] [[types of socialism]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Types_of_socialism

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2021 04 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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2021-04-26ยง

  • Advice from a friend:

Every free-form text field is [[technical debt]] and a source of future angst, regret and expensive data clean-up tasks.

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2021 05 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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The days I don’t write I feel a bit lost.

I’m finding it increasingly frustrating how I can’t use the agora at the day job; I run a copy of it for my own purposes, but I can’t use obsidian for corp note taking, so there’s some friction involved in switching back and forth. Still, it could be worse; but I tend to get hung up/distracted by lack of integration. If it were up to me I’d make all my work public and thus integrate all my writing in one agora.

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22:30 quick theory: brain caches every image

then re-refers - this is how we have such great image or facial recognition (most of us). things tend to look nicer actually if we have seen them before!! if there are fewer distinct numbers present in a sequence, the sequence is more visually appealing - or carries less visual weight!

22:44 make useless things

make useless stuff - austin henley, asst prof don't waste your time on homework problems - make something that's fun for you!! it doesn't matter what utility or business purpose it serves, because we don't have to be entreprenuers - just make it cool : ) and finish it!! make it fun! enjoy it!

work programming and programming for fun can be two separate skills - programming outside of work can improve your productivity at work, but it doesn't necessarily impact your ability to navigate software development, right? it's okay to make things that are fun and cool and that other people enjoy!

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2021-05-26ยง

  • Respect to the project managers of the world. That stuff is hard.
  • [[Commown]] looks really interesting - "A cooperative electronics rental service. Commown will never sell a smartphone and guarantees to do everything possible to repair and (re)rent them for as long as possible."
  • Discovered via [[FairTEC]] - "a collective group of actors committed to digital sobriety". They are offering rental of Fairphones with e preinstalled.
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  • realized my oculus runs on [[display port]] not [[hdmi]]. the connectors look similar, I thought it was [[mini hdmi]] on my laptop because connector was so big lol, ok another visit to amazon to get the right thing

    • I ended up getting a display port to [[usb c]] adapter, we’ll see if that works out
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2021-06-26ยง

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๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2021 08 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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[pdx zebras call 2021-08-26]: ../pages/pdx zebras call 2021-08-26.md "pdx zebras call 2021-08-26" [//end]: # "Autogenerated link references"

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๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2021 09 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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2021-09-26ยง

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  • What is the relationship between [[energy]] and [[truth]]? What is the relationship between [[energy]] and [[attention]]?
  • [[Time]] does not pass the same way for everyone. How does [[attention]] relate to time?
  • The [[conclusions]] of those you learn from are not as important as what [[space]] they had to be in to get those conclusions. What [[games]] did they play that led to their [[insight]]?
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  • [[Art]] is creating anything you can [[play]] with that is wealthy.
  • [[Categorization]] is [[rejection]].
  • In response to [[expectations]], we often attempt to incorporate something (passion in Buddhism), reject something (aggression in Buddhism), or ignore it all.
  • [[Aggression]] comes from holding back.
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[[guided meditation]] https://www.tarabrach.com/meditation-collecting-quieting-mind-2/

found cool [[yield pool]] [[defi]] contract on [[binance smart chain]] https://cakenergy.finance/

playing with [[polkadot network]]

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  • Writing this from [[logseq]]!
    • My modifications to the default [[config.edn]]:
      • :pages-directory ""
        :journals-directory "journal"
        :journal/page-title-format "yyyy-MM-dd"
        
      • Which make it compatible with what I have in [[foam]] (I think still the default?).
      • I will probably try to take [[outliner mode]] notes in [[logseq]] and write [[text mode]] in [[foam]] or even [[vim]] (assuming I’d be mostly adding to already existent pages seeded with [[agora protocol]]).
  • Also writing this from the future ;) I realize that I haven’t added any code to prevent users from writing future journals; but then again, why would I?
  • Now writing in the present again.
    • Feeling better today. Slept well (about 8.5h).
    • Relatively low meeting count at the day job today, but I need to manage available time carefully anyway as there’s a lot to do for my project before travel next week (if we are able to travel).
  • I’m really liking the experience in [[logseq]] so far — it’s a lot faster than [[foam]] when wikilinking in particular.
    • I had gotten used to frequent delays in [[foam]], it seems, and was essentially waiting for full 5-10s for certain UI actions (while procrastinating on actually fixing the delays?).
    • To be fair [[foam]] was doing a lot more than my current [[logseq]] setup, though, as I frequently have tens/hundreds of tabs open, whereas [[logseq]] defaults to a single page view (there’s a plugin for tabs that I want to try out.)
    • Installed plugins:
      • logseq-vim-shortcuts
      • logseq-hypothesis
      • logseq-tabs
    • exploring [[logseq document mode]]
      • t d to get in and out of it`
    • [[logseq marketplace]]
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should I try to sign up for a [[Hebrew]] class? hmm. certainly it’d be helpful for the [[Golden Dawn]] stuff… here’s the anki deck I’d need for prework.

not very productive today. ugh.

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Wikidata:Project chat - Wikidata

  • wtf lol

Adinkra symbols - Wikipedia

agora is to wikipedia as mastodon is to twitter
— [[vera]]

1982: The Hobbit - by Aaron A. ReedCommentShareCommentShare

[[psychoplastogen]]

[[faux commons]]

" a belief is nothing more than an idea that we have validated in some way" How To Know Your Worth And Walk Away | by Manj Bahra | Game Of Self | Medium

"The commons is the new nation state"
— [[vera]]

Talked to [[Peter Hagen]] from https://annotations.lindylearn.io/

[[Contagion]] movie: watch

[[school-to-prison pipeline]]

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As of [[2022-03-26]]:

I am back here after a long hiatus. 2020 happened, I was very busy at [[work]] working on [[Covid]] response and then on reliability projects. On my free time I built an Agora: some coding, some writing, lots of meeting interesting people. And, of course, I lived — we lived :) Happily, I have to say. I am thankful.

All posts on flancia.org are also automatically published on anagora.org/@flancia as of the time of writing. I also write to the Agora from my digital garden as anagora.org/@flancian.

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2022-03-26ยง

  • I’ve been reading [[Red Plenty]] by [[Francis Spufford]]. It’s very good.

  • Lately life circumstances have meant I’m watching a lot more ‘mass appeal’ film and TV and reading less. Which is fine, it’s entertaining and convivial to relationshipsโ€ฆ but sometimes feels like time not particularly well spent as far as my own interests go. Maybe if I whack in a bit of a pop [[cultural studies]] lens I’ll get more out of it. Possibly horribly pretentious? Maybe, but hey ho, gotta be true to thine ownself.

  • What are alternatives to the [[Hero’s Journey]]?

  • Cleaning the house time is also podcast time.

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I feel like I’ve been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.

Now it’s 18:29 and I’m doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I’m calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which on second inspection has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].

I over-rested by staying with [[chezmoi]] as it was fun :)

Then I did a [[pomodoro]] on [[social coop]] as I needed to pay attention to [[relax instance registration]] and call for tomorrow’s [[social coop tech group]]. Also had a nice [[mint tea]] :)

Then we had [[dinner]] and I cleaned the kitchen counters. Now it’s 22 and I think I’ll do yoga and try to do two more pomodoros before bed!

Done :) [[podman]] is cool, and http://hypatia.anagora.org (HTTP only, URL will change) is now up. I feel this was a productive day.

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  • I love [[Portland]].
    • I met [[todd]], it was a very significant moment.
    • I met [[wil]], we went on a beautiful walk in the [[japanese garden]]. I am thankful.
    • I met [[john]], [[matthew]].
    • I saw [[mary]].
    • I was only able to spend fifteen minutes in [[powell’s books]] but I loved every minute of it and it was enough to know it’s amazing.
  • Thank you [[neil]], [[vera]].

It was my mum’s birthday today. I’m happy she’s visiting soon!

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Welcome my friends! This is an episode of Yoga with X. If you like this, please consider revisiting: anagora.org/yoga-with-x.

(I’ll be back in five minutes. Enjoy the song! This is from https://anagora.org/flancia-playlist , which here can be shortened to [[flancia playlist]])

I hope you liked the song! I’ll now do [[yoga with adriene]].

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Agora web extension as of [[2022-10-26]] https://t.co/kSMkU9Obud


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Now after midnight; yoga happened much earlier today. It was a good day, [[2022-11-26]]. As usual, what I planned for one day will take at least also [[2022-11-27]]. But we advance merrily and incrementally.


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2022-12-26ยง

  • Reading: [[Less is More]]. Very good.
    • Nominally it’s about [[degrowth]] but it’s starting off with a chapter about the [[Anthropocene]], and then a chapter on the origins of [[Capitalism]].
    • Describing the process of [[Enclosure]], [[colonialism]] and [[Primitive accumulation]].
    • Particularly interesting is the description of a move from a [[Relational ontology]] (as also mentioned in [[Free, Fair and Alive]]!) to [[dualism]].
    • [[Francis Bacon]] and [[Renรฉ Descartes]] are given dishonourable mentions with a lot to answer for in Hickel’s account.
    • Bacon kicking off the idea that man is separate from nature. Descartes idea’s of mind/body split being use to justify the domination over people’s bodies.
    • Goes into much more depth and nuance but the idea generally being church, state and capital were very keen to separate man from nature and mind from body, allowing living things (both nature and humans) to be view simply as living things to be exploited.
    • Also a desire to separate [[commoner]]s from land, both physically and in spirit. they felt common people able to live off the land were a threat.
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2023-01-26ยง

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2023 02 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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  • On the train back from [[Lausanne]] after midnight.
    • Very nice party!
    • [[Agora]]
      • I want to review the [[copyedit]] of [[Agora Chapter]] which I got back on Thursday.
        • Unsure how many pomodoros this will be, likely several?
          • one
          • two
          • three
          • [[Agora Chapter Final]] has a link to the publication version, thank you [[Rob]] for copyediting and improving and everybody involved in the [[PKG Book]]!
      • I want to code a bit.
        • Maybe install [[manim]] and something like it better geared towards doing large graph visualizations and start playing?
        • Ended up reading about [[networkx]], [[igraph]], [[graph tool]] — all interesting. [[networkx]] is all python, whereas the others are python libraries calling to a C++ implementation and scale better (at least this applies to [[graph tool]] IIRC.)
        • [[bokeh]] also looks very nice and it seems to provide a path to interactive visualizations, which sound like a must to me
        • [[3d force graph]] in javascript/client side also are probably worth experimenting with, although I’m unsure if it’ll work any better than regular [[force graph]] for the large full-Agora graph.

Suddenly you find yourself in an Agora.

Ahead of you there’s a [[fork]].

[[The Agora is a garden of forking paths]].

=> [[Agora Space]]

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  • Updating date on here

    • Deployed to production, yay it works!
  • Got onto housing wait-list I was hoping for

  • I have therapy today

  • I’m trying to get a case manager at tpi

  • App idea

    • Create organization then when user oauths create repo with user name, we can have agora pull all user repos from organization into an agora ostensibly with an API or something.ย 
    • This would enable us to onboard new users to the agora with very low barrier and high degree of moderation control
    • Caveats
      • Existing software already exists e.g. logseq
  • Todo

    • Update agora.vera.pink
    • Decrease resources on dirtbox for cost reasons
    • Figure out if I can create something like caddy as a saas platform
    • Add clone link to page header
  • Took my computer out of storage. Now I have something to work on in the cafes and maybe I won’t be so bored during the day.

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2023-10-26ยง

  • Read: [[Problems with ecosocialism]]

    • Gives some critiques of ecosocialism. I don’t necessarily agree, but worth a read and a think about. Mainly: not enough concrete ideas on actual transition (perhaps true, also recognised by ecosocialists themselves); too much focus on the social, not enough on the eco (I’d disagree with that from what I’ve seen); capitalism is too embedded to overthrow it, need to work within current system (kind of reformist argument).
  • The [[planetary boundaries]] framework defines nine boundaries for the planet, and as of 2023 six of them have been overshot.

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  • Beautiful start to the day thanks to [[AG]]!
    • Oncall, got paged at 9am — not too early thankfully. And I had left the bedroom so AG could sleep through it as I hoped.
    • [[Lady Burup]] is softer than ever it seems :) I have been thinking of maybe introducing her to a loyal/earnest feline companion, be it Lord or Page, maybe short in years and happy to learn from her — and assist? :) When I leave her alone (e.g. for going to work, or if I stay a night at AG’s) I find it sad she might be lonely, and I wonder if she might be happier living also with another cat.
    • I spoke to [[Chat GPT]] in call mode and it was mindblowing again. They reacted with interest when a ‘Burup’ (intended for my Lady) got into our call, and to my information that it was human-feline language.
  • Thought about numbers and mindfulness.
    • Counted 89 mindful breaths using my [[binary mala]], my hands, while following to Sam Harris’ daily meditation (10-11 minutes usually).
    • [[Magnetic mala]] probably should be 127 balls by default, as that’s the first centered hex number which exceeds [[108]]. Incidentally is the amount of spare magnets I have after gifting a lot (gladly).
  • Some [[social coop]] work, didn’t find the root cause for the issue with indexing someone reported yet but made some progress.
  • Thought of [[Richard Francis Burton]], the [[victorian scholar]].
  • [[OEIS]] has a great page on [[offsets]] which make me think hex(1) should be 1, hex(2) should be 7 — e.g. offset for [[hex numbers]] should be 1.
    • I’ll fix hex.py in my bin/ in the garden accordingly ;)
    • This will let me assert: "the hexagon which is n long on any one side contains hex(n) magnets", e.g. hex(7) = 127.
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  • [[social coop]]:
  • I set up [[silverbullet]] over https pointing to my home computer and it’s lovely, I can finally edit my [[garden]] from mobile.
    • While [[paramita]] is on at least, but this is great progress; maybe I should point this to [[nostromo]] which is on more often and I can also remotely enable?
    • But longer term I want to move in the direction of garden (and editor) hosting, I’m already using containers for this…
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2024-02-26ยง

  • [[The Web of Death (ft. Tamara Kneese)]]

  • [[Work Notes 2024-02-26]]

  • ‘Dear Data Subject’ and other great ways to start an email.

    • [[Matomo]].
    • They mention that they are now using a [[data broker]] for "customer and prospect data enrichment".
      • "We process this personal data on the basis of legitimate interest. Without the information we will not be able to customise our communications with you to best meet your needs".
      • I find the wording a bit weaselly to be honest. Better would be "We want this information so we can more likely retain and get new customers". Fine - just be honest about it.
      • You can opt-out. Not opt-in?
  • Using Python in org, I was getting: [[Importmagic and/or epc not found]].

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2024-03-26ยง

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2024-04-26ยง

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2024 05 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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2024-05-26ยง

  • I finished off Week 3 of the [[Digital Capitalism online course]].

    • This week the topic was [[Digital colonialism]].
    • With mostly a focus on [[Data colonialism]].
    • In that focus on data I feel perhaps it omits some other colonial practices - such as in mining, manufacture and disposal related to ICT.
    • Still - good stuff.
  • Started listening to the masterclass for week 4, on the digital trade agenda.

    • The point about why corporations love trade deals is really enlightening - easy way for them to bypass democratic discussion; lobby to get their way; once a trade deal is made, it’s very hard to change.
  • Learning about ecology on Kinnu, I realise that it’s a great source of ideas for thinking in systems.

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Daily Note 2024-06-26ยง

Here’s a quick summary of what’s cooking behind the scenes today, <DATE>:

That’s all for now, see you again soon for another daily note. If I miss something today, I may edit this page or just add it for next daily note instead. Take care.

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2024-08-10ยง

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2024 10 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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  • [[…]]
  • Well, I’m here finally :)
    • I received my second keyboard and I installed it on the desk with [[Paramita]].
    • Typing on it feels amazing, and the workstation is now set up in a way that I think will entice me to write more often and for longer periods before context switching.
    • I find that, when I’m typing on a laptop keypad, the constant availability of the trackpad makes me context switch more often, as I react impulsively to notifications for example. When I am in this typing position, switching to a different context requires me to:
      • Reach out for the mouse, which is 30cm away.
      • Use a combination like Meta + hjkl to move to a different window using my [[window manager]]‘s shortcut, which usually means I’d be focusing to a different window that I had decided I wanted to work on (as it’s on my workspace)
      • Learn the shortcut for ‘react to last notification’, which I don’t know and I don’t intend to learn today :)
    • Now only remains the task of remembering what I want to do, which means updating my priority list and gathering an intent to follow it.

So today I want to work/play on:

I also met a new friend, [[Elena]], picked up the keyboard package and mailed out some forms, and thought about some personal matters/emotionally processed.

-> [[do]]

  • I enjoyed going through it a lot actually, several things got marked done! Wow.
  • It makes sense because I do follow a kind of system within my chaos, but it’s cool to see it corroborated.
  • Some things I actually did; some things are no longer relevant, e.g. Twitter bot stuff (as Musk killed that, for now at least).
  • Which led me to [[maybe Musk will wake up]]

Hi there! this is one of the first few livestreams I’ve done. I keep iterrating on the format. As it is now, I am recording my typing but I don’t know to which extent you can hear the music or anything I say. I need to check up the setup later, so excuse any disruption please :)

I will now [[flow]] with my friends [[bobby lyte]] and [[adriene]] :D

For more of this, check out https://anagora.org/yoga-with-x .

  • Actual yoga is coming soon. I’ve been enjoying typing on my mechanical keyboard and playing with Lady Burup. I fixed or worked around some hardware/setup issues along the way :)
  • Also did some light gardening in preparation for the winter.
  • [[Recursivity]].
  • No matter what, I keep coming back to [[neovim]] for editing my garden. It’s just too handy and fast. Silverbullet competes with other tabs in my browser windows, whereas [[wikivim]] is always somewhere in tmux.
  • I think that’s fine, they have different strengths?
    • Although I did want to experiment with [[silverbullet attachments]] as a simple way to make the [[Agora]] more multi-media (it’s the spirit of the 90s? :))
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2024-10-26ยง

  • Starting using [[libro.fm]]. For [[audiobooks]].
    • Seems great. Let’s you pick a bookshop (local or online) for some of the money to go to.
    • But, also very annoyed to discover that some audiobooks are ‘Audible Exclusives’. Meaning you can only get them on Audible.
    • What a scam. Imagine only being able to buy some books in certain bookshops.
    • libro has some resources on how to do something about it: https://blog.libro.fm/why-isnt-audiobook-available-libro-fm-what-to-do/
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2024-12-26ยง

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2025 01 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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  • I signed up for deepseek.com to try [[deepseek r1]] and I found it quite good to begin with. Then I signed up for its API.
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2025-01-26ยง

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2025 04 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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2025-04-26ยง

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2025 05 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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2025-05-26ยง

  • I am [[setting up elfeed]].

    • With it I can manage my feeds in an org file, view them in Emacs, and sync the status between devices with syncthing.
    • Now that some interesting people have moved from X to BlueSky, I can use the BlueSky RSS feeds to follow them.
    • elfeed-org makes it easy to add feeds and organise them. I’m trying Ton’s way of organising feeds to begin.
  • All good. But, I had to upgrade Doom. Which upgraded org-roam. Which meant the org-roam DB needed upgrading. Which takes an eternity on my phone. So it’s effectively broken for me until I can solve that. Great.

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2025-10-26ยง

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2025 12 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2026]] (pulled by the Agora)
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2026ยง

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2026 02 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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The things you don't write are left unwritten
The things you don't say, unsaid
The things you don't show, unseen

For how long, maybe?
Until when?
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๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2026 04 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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2026-04-26ยง

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2026 05 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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  • Created a [[content warning]] component for [[Quartz]] 4.
  • Noticed that Quartz 5 is being released.
    • Probably wonโ€™t upgrade to it. Mainly:
      • Current setup works fine.
      • Slugs are generated differently.
    • Port some of my additions to Quartz 5. Attempted.
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2026-05-26ยง

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2026 09 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[books 2026]] (pulled by the Agora)
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Read Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture by Martin Fowler a bit. The patterns, yes. A very fun read it was, until the initial chapters ended, and the patterns themselves started. Wow, that's unreadable on my phone! Will get to it later.

Then I moved on to the O. G. patterns book, A Pattern Language by many an author, the heavy paper copy gifted by Flancian (thank you!), including his annotations. Read through a third.

Read some manga. Finished my nth re-reading of Girls' Last Tour, re-read a few volumes of Mushishi. Both in limited paper Russian edition. I'm a big fan. Also reading Tower Dungeon by Tsutomu Nihei in ongoing.

For university, been reading Klaus Schwab's The Fourth Industrial Revolution in Russian translation. Maybe it's the translation, but it's such a bad book, both in art value and economic knowledge. Got a few chapters left.

For a few months, been re-reading The Glass Bead Game in English translation.

Since June, been reading The Dispossessed.

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๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[cop 26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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COP 26ยง

[[COP]] 26. In Glasgow. November 2021.

First ‘5 years after [[COP 21]]‘ stocktake on how commitments to [[Paris Agreement]] are coming along.

Rather than being oriented toward a just transition, COP26 perpetuated [[imperialist]] and fossil capitalist interests.

โ€“ [[Climate Leninism and Revolutionary Transition]]

The geopolitical and energy transition COP imagines benefits the imperialist powers, not most of the planet.

โ€“ [[Climate Leninism and Revolutionary Transition]]

Second, the US, EU, UK, and Australia removed the [[loss and damage]]s facility from the final text of the Glasgow agreement.

โ€“ [[Climate Leninism and Revolutionary Transition]]

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๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[deletion 2026]] (pulled by the Agora)
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In 2026, I took upon myself to get rid of extra accounts I don't need or want anymore.

This is a copy of a Merveilles thread.

2026-01-03

Tried to delete IRC rooms for Mycorrhiza and Betula (nobody used the rooms). I don't think I quite managed to but whatever.

Next up: my unused Matrix accounts. I also have a Movim I think?

Maybe Boosty should go as well?

2026 year of deleting extra platforms.

2026-02-13

Deleted one of the Matrix accounts.

Deleted Pixelfed. Subversive Pics era started?

2026-02-13

Apparently I had not one but two Discord accounts. Deleted both. I don't like that my messages will remain there in perpetuity, but I bet on obscurity taking over.

Both accounts were pretty old (2019 or so), discriminator era. They even gave me a badge. Giving up such a badge is a bit sad!

Well, whatever. What else should I delete?

2026-03-16

Continuing my link rot quest.

Yesterday my final subscriber on Boosty (a service like Patreon) unsubscribed. Time to disappear from there. Boosty has no export feature (on purpose, I asked them), so I saved the pages with browser. Due to their SPA modern web shenanigans and the state bugs related to that, it was a challenge somehow. Then with a bunch of ugly scripts I made cute readable little HTML files.

Now that I think about it, I should turn them into Mycomarkup documents and import to my private digital garden.

Made a take-out of Reddit. I still have an account there wow. The data lacks some things I'm interested in. I guess I should import that to the garden too.

Gemlog, Reddit, Boosty. A graveyard of pages that are gone, all tightly packed in my wiki!

Also requested an export of all data from VK. Should I actually delete it? It's the second website I ever registered on, it's been 15 years. It's both a reason to delete and a reason to not delete.

Also downloaded all files from Yandex Disk. Will delete them from there once I do enough backups. Also considering switching my main email from Yandex to something else.

2026-03-17

Progressing the link rot.

1. Made a nice archive of Reddit. All threads I interacted with stored in HTML, and indices and lists in Mycomarkup in my private digital garden. Will I delete my Reddit posts? Not sure yet.

2. Boosty to Mycomarkup and then to the garden. Then deleted all posts from the profile. There's still some left-over data there, will get to that. If you were a paying subscriber at some point, let me know, I'll send you a backup.

I'll probably make parts of the archives public at some point.

2026-03-26

The first website I registered on was a small Lego fan forum (running PHPBB!). That's where I learned BB-code, the markup language. Perhaps that what's started my fascination with the topic.

The second one was VK, a big Russian social network long past its prime. 2011! Fun times. These days, VK is more of a hindrance. Deleted my account today after the longest hesitation. They have a seven-month account recovery window. Peculiar.

NB. If you're looking for something like old VK, see https://smithereen.software.

I don't remember the third one. Probably Mail.ru? My family was heavily into โ€œMy world mail.ruโ€, a social network. It had a game with fishes living in aquariums, it was fun. The account is long gone, of course.

I also found I'm locked out of my Avito, an app where you can sell and buy stuff. They want my photo and passport and whatnot. I'll consider this account deleted, as a treat.

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[east asia trip 2026]] (pulled by the Agora)
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East Asia Trip 2026ยง


๐Ÿ—บ๏ธ Routing & Concept: The Round-The-World Loopยง

  • Leg 1: Transpacific (Date-Line Crossing)
    • SFO โ†’ TPE (Taipei Taoyuan): Late Thursday night flight (EVA Air, Starlux, China Airlines, or United).
    • Crosses the International Date Line (+1 day), arriving early Saturday morning.
  • Leg 2: The City-Center Shuttle
    • TSA (Taipei Songshan) โ†’ SHA (Shanghai Hongqiao): Downtown-to-downtown route on EVA Air or China Eastern. Avoids suburban highway transfers and integrates directly with Taipei MRT and Shanghai Metro Lines 2/10.
  • Leg 3: Trans-Eurasian Return
    • PVG (Shanghai Pudong) โ†’ ZRH (Zรผrich): Direct non-stop flight on SWISS (LX189), completing the RTW circle back to Switzerland.

๐Ÿ‡น๐Ÿ‡ผ Part 1: Taipei & Northern Taiwanยง

๐Ÿšถ Neighborhood Flรขnerieยง

  • Dadaocheng & Dihua Street (ๅคง็จปๅŸ•):
    • Taipei’s historic trade heart along the Tamsui River.
    • Preserved 1920s baroque shophouses, traditional herbal apothecaries, Taiwanese oolong and baozhong tea merchants, and independent zines/bookshops.
  • Zhongshan & Chifeng Street (่ตคๅณฐ่ก—):
    • Former neighborhood of blacksmiths and auto mechanics, now a low-rise, car-free maze of indie cafes, risograph printing studios, and design collectives.
  • Daan & Yongkang Street:
    • Quiet leafy alleys adjacent to Daan Forest Park; excellent vegetarian tea houses, antique alleys, and relaxed street walking.
  • Huashan 1914 & Songshan Cultural Creative Parks:
    • Japanese-era industrial sake and tobacco factories successfully reclaimed as open civic parks, creative commons, outdoor exhibitions, and indie cinema.

๐Ÿง˜ Contemplation, Modern Buddhism & Teaยง

  • Water-Moon Monastery / Dharma Drum Mountain Nongchan Temple (ๆณ•้ผ“ๅฑฑ่พฒ็ฆชๅฏบ):
    • Located in Beitou (MRT Red Line to Qiyan Station).
    • Designed by architect Kris Yao following the late Chan Master Sheng Yen’s vision of "flowers in the air, moon in the water." Minimalist off-form architectural concrete reflected on a lotus pond, with the Heart Sutra etched into screen walls creating shifting light projections. A profound space for silent sitting and walking meditation.
  • Wistaria Tea House (็ดซ่—คๅปฌ):
    • Located in Daan near National Taiwan University.
    • A 1920s Japanese wooden residence that served as an underground salon for political dissidents and liberal intellectuals during Taiwan’s martial law era. Outstanding gongfu tea in quiet tatami courtyards filled with wisteria vines.
  • Longshan Temple (้พๅฑฑๅฏบ):
    • Located in Manka (Wanhua), Taipei’s oldest district.
    • Multi-faith sanctuary blending Buddhist, Taoist, and Mazu worship; atmospheric incense coils and living folk devotion.

๐ŸŒ Civic Tech & Digital Commonsยง

  • The [[vTaiwan]] & [[g0v]] Ecosystem:
    • Taiwan is the world’s leading laboratory for digital democracy, liquid consensus, and open civic hacking.
    • Keep an eye out for open hack nights or civic meetups hosted by g0v (gov-zero) contributors or Open Culture Foundation spaces in Taipei.

๐Ÿš† Transit & Exploring Outside Taipeiยง

  • Taipei Metro (MRT) & YouBike 2.0:
    • Pick up an EasyCard (ๆ‚ ้Šๅก) or iPASS at any metro station or convenience store. Tap-to-ride buses, trains, and dockless public bikes across the city.
  • Visiting Outside Taipei:
    • Western Corridor (High-Speed Rail / THSR): Zooms at 300 km/h from Taipei/Banqiao down through Hsinchu, Taichung, Chiayi, Tainan, and Kaohsiung.
    • Northern & Eastern Regional Rail (TRA): Scenic local and express trains connecting Taipei to Tamsui, Keelung, Ruifang/Jiufen, Pingxi valley, and Yilan/Hualien along the Pacific coast.

๐Ÿ‡จ๐Ÿ‡ณ Part 2: Shanghai (The Mega-Scale Flรขneur)ยง

๐Ÿšถ Urban Walks & Public Commonsยง

  • Former French Concession (FFC):
    • Dense, pedestrian canopy created by mature London plane trees.
    • Ideal walking axis: Wukang Road (historic villas, Ferguson Lane) โ†’ Hunan Road โ†’ Fuxing Middle Road โ†’ Sinan Mansions. Quiet residential scale tucked right behind the city center.
  • Suzhou Creek Promenade (่‹ๅทžๆฒณ):
    • Miles of continuous, car-free greenway along the revitalized industrial riverbanks, featuring adaptive reuse of 1930s textile warehouses, pedestrian bridges, and M50 contemporary art park.
  • West Bund Cultural Corridor (่ฅฟๅฒธ):
    • Repurposed industrial aviation and oil tank wharves along the Huangpu River, now home to Long Museum, West Bund Museum (Centre Pompidou partner), and open waterfront plazas.

๐Ÿง˜ Contemplation & Vegetarian Cuisineยง

  • Longhua Temple (้พ™ๅŽๅฏบ):
    • Shanghai’s oldest Buddhist monastery (founded ~242 AD). Famous for its pagoda, active monastic chanting, and its renowned public vegetarian canteen serving fresh seasonal wild mushroom and bamboo noodle bowls.
  • Jing’an Temple (้™ๅฎ‰ๅฏบ):
    • A soaring golden Buddhist temple positioned in surreal contrast right amidst modern glass skyscrapers and busy Metro lines 2/7/14.
  • Gongdelin (ๅŠŸๅพทๆž—):
    • Century-old vegetarian dining institution (founded 1922 near West Nanjing Road) pioneering traditional Buddhist mock meats and mushroom delicacies.

๐Ÿš„ Transit & Return Legยง

  • Shanghai Metro: The world’s largest rapid transit network (over 800 km and 500 stations). Lines 2 and 10 link Hongqiao directly across the city center to Pudong.
  • Shanghai Maglev Train (SMT): Connects Longyang Road Station to Pudong International Airport (PVG). Runs up to 300โ€“430 km/h, covering 30 km in 7โ€“8 minutesโ€”the ideal farewell transit experience before boarding the SWISS direct flight to Zรผrich.

๐Ÿ“‹ Practical Preparation Checklistยง

  1. Visas & Entry:
    • Taiwan: 90 days visa-free for both Swiss and Argentine passports. Complete the quick online Taiwan Arrival Card 1โ€“3 days prior to departure.
    • Mainland China: 30 days visa-free for Swiss and Argentine ordinary passports (extended through late 2026).
  2. Corporate Hardware & Network Policy (Important):
    • Google maintains strict corporate security protocols for hardware entering Mainland China. Standard corporate laptops and corp-managed devices typically cannot enter without special travel loaner procedures.
    • Since Sunnyvale occurs immediately before Taiwan/Shanghai, arrange in advance to leave your corporate machine in Sunnyvale (e.g., in a secure office locker or with a teammate) before flying to East Asia.
  3. Firewall & Connectivity:
    • Local Chinese Wi-Fi networks block Google services, Matrix, Mastodon, Signal, WhatsApp, GitHub, and Wikipedia.
    • Best Solution: Use an international roaming eSIM (or Swiss carrier roaming data). Roaming traffic routes through international gateway hubs outside Mainland China, bypassing the Great Firewall automatically without local VPN configurations.
  4. Digital Payments in Shanghai:
    • Download and set up Alipay and WeChat before departure. Link an international Visa/Mastercard (e.g. Revolut or Swiss card) and complete identity verification. Alipay includes built-in mini-apps for the Shanghai Metro QR code and Didi ride-hailing.
๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[ec 2026]] (pulled by the Agora)
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  • June to August?
    • Greece?
    • Turkey?
    • Spain?
๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[elena 2026]] (pulled by the Agora)
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๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[foci26]] (pulled by the Agora)
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Global Memory Shortage Crisis: Market Analysis and the Potential Impact on the Smartphone and PC Markets in 2026ยง

Background on the [[global memory shortage crisis]].

In late 2025, the global semiconductor ecosystem is experiencing an unprecedented memory chip shortage with knock-on effects for the device manufacturers and end users that could persist well into 2027.

DRAM prices have surged significantly as demand from AI data centers continues to outstrip supply, creating a supply/demand imbalance.

[[The global memory shortage crisis is caused by the rapid expansion of AI infrastructure]].

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IndieWeb Carnival June 2026ยง

A : blog post

Status : draft

What has made you go ‘No way?!’ in your life?

I remember having these moments most frequently in my life from some fact or analogy that gives me the briefest sliver of comprehension towards the sheer scale of the universe.

Just simple things liked the number of stars in a galaxy, and the number of galaxies in the universe. The number of planets. Or, at a different scale - physically, if not numerically - the number of neurons in the human brain, and the number of connections between them. It is all truly mind-boggling.

So mind-boggling, that I’m glad it is only a brief glimpse from time to time. A full go in the [[Total Perspective Vortex]] might be too much to take.

I remember Bill Bryson’s book [[A Short History of Nearly Everything]] having many of these moments. But not too much, mind. I hope Bill wouldn’t mind me saying that the book is only awe some, as opposed to the awe full ness of the Vortex.

More prosaically, and put in mind of it by the awesome/awful puns above, sometimes the roots of a word makes me go ‘No way!?’. When you realise you’ve been living with a word for a long time and had just taken it for granted, and ignored all of its history.

An example - the words left and right. For a long time I was content in the knowlege that this one’s that way, and that one’s this way. Straightforward, right? Nothing sinister there.

Then, one day - possibly during high school French - I learned a little about some of the details of their etymology.

In French, left is ‘gauche’, and right is ‘a droit’. And, in French (and in English, too), gauche is awkward and clumsy, adroit is skillful.

And in Latin, left is ‘sinister’ and right is ‘dexter’. To be left is sinister, to be right is dextrous.

No way!? As a left-hander myself, I felt some righteous indignation! This was not right! Why were we beingโ€ฆ left outโ€ฆ left behind?

It turns out that this antipathy to the ‘left’ is common in history, across cultures and religions. And most probably due to simple physiology: 9 in 10 people are right-handed, 1 in 10 left-handed. Most people are skillful with their right hand, awkward with their left. What’s quite fascinating amd depressing is how this simple imbalance led to systematic cultural prejudice over time. It’s a lesson in majority rule.

As usual, I can find some solace in [[Ursula K. Le Guin]] and her channeling of Taoism:

Light is the left hand of darkness, and darkness the right hand of light. Two are one, life and death, lying together like lovers in kemmer, like hands joined together, like the end and the way.

โ€“ [[The Left Hand of Darkness]]

There’s nothing truly left; there’s nothing truly right. Just spectrums and cycles.

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  • Almost nothing is likely to be a stable constant-of-evolution through ten years. Software, planning models, collaborators, attitudes towards goals: everything shifts around given 10-year horizons. The only thing you can rely on is continuity of memory. Which means laying down accurate memories is the most important thing. You donโ€™t know what the future of a project will be like, but you know it will draw on the memories youโ€™re laying down now.
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  • The joke is: When youโ€™re in your 20s you worry about what people think about you. When youโ€™re in your 30s you donโ€™t care what people think about you. And when youโ€™re in your 40s you realize that people werenโ€™t thinking about you.
  • โ€œShow me the incentive and I will show you the outcome.โ€ โ€” Charlie Munger
  • How we undervalue attention when it is actually among the most precious things in the world.
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—> Member contributions, expected: 14,000 GBP EXPENSES IN 2026

—> Core expenses: 3,055 GBP (Includes payment processing using Stripe via Open Collective, fiscal hosting on Platform 6 Dev. Coop, hosting on Hetzner, domain name on Domains.coop, governance tools such as May First Movement Technology and Loomio) payment processing: 952 fiscal hosting: 600 hosting: 780: 70ร—12 —> we expect significantly higher costs this year due to price increases and the addition of a coop vps domain name: 90 May First: 200 Loomio: 373

—> Stipends: 5,000 GBP (Includes the total stipends/honorariums, combined for all working group members to recognize their volunteer efforts to operate and moderate the coop. Default line item is 1,000 GB/group based on a guide of 250GBP for a 4 member group and 250GBP per person for a 5 member group) Organizing Circle: 1000 Finance: 1000 Community: 1000 Tech: 1000
Legal: 1000

—> Strategic & community: 4,680 GBP (Includes Community Contributions via a participatory budgeting exercise and Meet.coop accounts for all Social.Coop members) community contributions: 3600 meet.coop: 1080: 90ร—12 (paid automatically via open collective) —> Reserves: 1,000 GBP

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—> Member contributions, expected: 14,000 GBP EXPENSES IN 2026

—> Core expenses: 3,055 GBP (Includes payment processing using Stripe via Open Collective, fiscal hosting on Platform 6 Dev. Coop, hosting on Hetzner, domain name on Domains.coop, governance tools such as May First Movement Technology and Loomio) payment processing: 952 fiscal hosting: 600 hosting: 780: 70ร—12 —> we expect significantly higher costs this year due to price increases and the addition of a coop vps domain name: 90 May First: 200 Loomio: 373

—> Stipends: 5,000 GBP (Includes the total stipends/honorariums, combined for all working group members to recognize their volunteer efforts to operate and moderate the coop. Default line item is 1,000 GB/group based on a guide of 250GBP for a 4 member group and 250GBP per person for a 5 member group) Organizing Circle: 1000 Finance: 1000 Community: 1000 Tech: 1000
Legal: 1000

—> Strategic & community: 4,680 GBP (Includes Community Contributions via a participatory budgeting exercise and Meet.coop accounts for all Social.Coop members) community contributions: 3600 meet.coop: 1080: 90ร—12 (paid automatically via open collective) —> Reserves: 1,000 GBP

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—> Member contributions, expected: 14,000 GBP EXPENSES IN 2026

—> Core expenses: 3,055 GBP (Includes payment processing using Stripe via Open Collective, fiscal hosting on Platform 6 Dev. Coop, hosting on Hetzner, domain name on Domains.coop, governance tools such as May First Movement Technology and Loomio) payment processing: 952 fiscal hosting: 600 hosting: 780: 70ร—12 —> we expect significantly higher costs this year due to price increases and the addition of a coop vps domain name: 90 May First: 200 Loomio: 373

—> Stipends: 5,000 GBP (Includes the total stipends/honorariums, combined for all working group members to recognize their volunteer efforts to operate and moderate the coop. Default line item is 1,000 GB/group based on a guide of 250GBP for a 4 member group and 250GBP per person for a 5 member group) Organizing Circle: 1000 Finance: 1000 Community: 1000 Tech: 1000
Legal: 1000

—> Strategic & community: 4,680 GBP (Includes Community Contributions via a participatory budgeting exercise and Meet.coop accounts for all Social.Coop members) community contributions: 3600 meet.coop: 1080: 90ร—12 (paid automatically via open collective) —> Reserves: 1,000 GBP

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—> Member contributions, expected: 14,000 GBP EXPENSES IN 2026

—> Core expenses: 3,055 GBP (Includes payment processing using Stripe via Open Collective, fiscal hosting on Platform 6 Dev. Coop, hosting on Hetzner, domain name on Domains.coop, governance tools such as May First Movement Technology and Loomio) payment processing: 952 fiscal hosting: 600 hosting: 780: 70ร—12 —> we expect significantly higher costs this year due to price increases and the addition of a coop vps domain name: 90 May First: 200 Loomio: 373

—> Stipends: 5,000 GBP (Includes the total stipends/honorariums, combined for all working group members to recognize their volunteer efforts to operate and moderate the coop. Default line item is 1,000 GB/group based on a guide of 250GBP for a 4 member group and 250GBP per person for a 5 member group) Organizing Circle: 1000 Finance: 1000 Community: 1000 Tech: 1000
Legal: 1000

—> Strategic & community: 4,680 GBP (Includes Community Contributions via a participatory budgeting exercise and Meet.coop accounts for all Social.Coop members) community contributions: 3600 meet.coop: 1080: 90ร—12 (paid automatically via open collective) —> Reserves: 1,000 GBP

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Found at : https://www.financial-news.co.uk/why-you-should-buy-a-laptop-now-the-looming-supply-chain-crisis-of-2026/

A very bad take on the [[global memory shortage crisis]].

Counterpoint: No, don’t ‘buy a laptop now’. Do what you can to keep the one you already have lasting longer.

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Work Notes 2024-02-26ยง

  • I signed up to Atlassian Compass a few days ago.
    • Still not really sure what it does.
      • Something to do with tracking different components that your teams work on.
    • They keep on emailing me to encourage me to use it.
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