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layout: post title: Batchbook User Group & Intro June 15th, 2010 created: 1276036926 categories:

  • Event tags:
  • Batchbook
  • RedRovr
  • social CRM
  • CRM
  • Highrise
  • Salesforce
  • Vancouver

Having completed my move and gotten a little breathing room, I've decided to schedule the Batchbook intro / user group sharing session for Tuesday, June 15th, for 6pm at the Bootup Labs offices.

Batchbook is a social CRM tool useful for managing contacts, deal flow, sales leads, and many other things related to people and companies.

I'm a big fan of the tool, and will be explaining how *I* use it, and some of its major features. It's in a similar space as 37Signals' Highrise, and is probably a better choice for smaller / web based organizations than the big daddy Salesforce.

If you're an existing user of Batchbook, please come and share your experiences - for example, a particular way that it fits in your workflow, some of your custom SuperTags, etc.

See my previous post about Tungle and Batchbook for more info. Head over to RedRovr for the event entry and to let me know you're coming using your Twitter account.

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layout: post title: Drupalcon Copenhagen 2010 created: 1278110409 link: http://cph2010.drupal.org/ categories:

  • Events
  • Drupal tags:
  • Copenhagen
  • Drupalcon

Drupalcon Copenhagen 2010 takes place August 23rd to 27th in Copenhagen, Denmark.

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layout: post title: Grow Conference 2010 created: 1278109556 link: http://growconf.com categories:

  • Events
  • Vancouver tags:
  • GrowConf

The Grow Conference is August 19th - 21st in Vancouver, BC.

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layout: post title: Pacific Northwest Drupal Summit 2010 created: 1278109901 link: https://www.drupal.org/node/865444 categories:

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The Pacific Northwest Drupal Summit takes place October 2nd & 3rd in Vancouver, BC.

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2020-10ยง

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April 10th, 2020ยง

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2020-04-10ยง

Crosspostingยง

Crossposting augments my writing to not only exist as something else (blocks) but to interact with more types of media (not just other words but images and video) in a different way (connecting blocks to other blocks).

โ€“ From Blog to Blocks โ€” CJ Eller

This is really interesting from CJ Eller on [[the potential of crossposting]]. Interesting to think about how it fits in with the IndieWeb ideas of owning your own content and POSSEing (publishing on your own site, syndicating elsewhere).

I’ve thought of POSSE before more as a means of transitioning away from the big platforms (the [[bit tyrants]]) while they still have the network effects. But this is more about your stuff existing in various locations as a means to enable new creative uses of it.

Listened to "Bit Tyrants: The Political Economy of Silicon Valley"ยง

https://revolutionaryleftradio.libsyn.com/bit-tyrants

Listened to this interview discussing the book "[[Bit Tyrants]]: The Political Economy of [[Silicon Valley]]" with Rob Larson on Rev Left Radio. The bit tyrants here being the 5 big ones, Amazon, Google, Apple, Microsoft and Facebook.

The discussion touches on the "two guys in a garage" origin myth of lots of big tech, and the narrative that these new corporations are somehow better than the oil and steel monopolies of old, that they’re ‘good [[capitalism]]‘ with no violence. But there’s plenty of violence and exploitation - just hidden away somewhere in the [[supply chain]].

They also talk about how they got where they were mainly from network effects built off of the back of research from the public sector.

The proposed solution of "online socialism" seemed a bit barebones - just focusing on organising and unionising of tech workers. Probably expanded upon more in the book, but here at least there wasn’t any mention of building or using alternatives.

Also its apparently one chapter at the end of the book. Fair enough, it’s good to have scene-setting and an evidence-base of what the problem is, but I’m more interested these days in ideas for the solution.

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Full Barbour Jacketยง

This is my [[garden]],
This is my [[stream]],
This is for thinking,
This is for memes.

(with apologies to Full Metal Jacket)

(actually apologies to everyone)

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July 10th, 2020ยง

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2020-08-10ยง

Pushing back against an Apple storeยง

I really enjoyed the latest episode of Tech Won’t Save Us, on a successful community action in Melbourne to stop Apple plonking an [[Apple]] store in their public square. It’s less about digital transgressions, more about the use of public space in the physical world, an interesting change and a reminder that the big tech firms have global physical presence too.

https://www.buzzsprout.com/1004689/4872008-how-to-defeat-an-apple-store-w-tania-davidge

A tapestry of humanity and what we knowยง

The World Wide Web was all about you create knowledge and how you create hyperlinks to different pieces of knowledge. So over time we kind of create this tapestry of humanity and what we know, which at another level of abstraction is kind of creating this meta-map of humanity. This meta-map of humanity is now controlled by these companies that are the ones who have access to the backend.

โ€“ The Global South Holds a Better Future of Tech w/ Juan Ortiz Freuler

I love the phrase tapestry of humanity here. I like the [[IndieWeb]] and [[personal wikis]] as a way of being part of the warp and weft of that tapestry.

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15:57 don't lose your nerve

thanks ava it's like walking on a tightrope there are infinite ways to fuck up don't think about it! you'll psych yourself out and never get something done. thinking is never equivalent to doing the thing. it's fantasy, reassurance, but never movves you closer than actually getting things done. getting things done will alleviate your anxiety and help you continue to work on progressing. do not think thoughts of taking it all back or giving up; just progress day by day

ramble on and on without properly expressing things - may be helpful to journal! it is so nice to have worries that are so very mundane. often lots of others have our same feelings — even successful others — but they still manage to progress.

just because something is common doesn't mean it's not scary talking feels like a distraction! it's ahrd to talk about things so vulnerable muddle through and do the thing. try your best

it's not normal to know everything about a subject without touching it. it's much more common to have actually tried things out and understand them from that perspective

18:42 dream from few nights ago

actually went back to school living situations weird kees frat, eric karmen j oh living outsid pants stuck down, making bd sml talk witg girls anna sequitur come#, have equally bad small talk

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  • Revolutionaries, communists should be able to explain in five sentences what their program is (Aaron Benanav Antifada interview)

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found [[spacehey]] from [[flancian]]. Looks cool. My gay ass already found some cute girls on there :halo:

Thoughts on [[tending the garden]]. The process of pruning branches and editing notes to be better formatted and refactoring note information.

Good note take systems seem like they require a non mobile device. There could be issues with classism and a [[pay to win]] model for note taking success.

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2021-02-10ยง

[[done]]ยง

[[doing]]ยง

[[do]]ยง

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21:09 today and some more articles

i found my groove and started being productive today. it's funny how much a small thing - the throbbing pain from my jaw — can cause such a serious collapse of effort.

stop consuming and startp roducing.

don't read everything about what you want to know; read just a bit, then try something yourself. find a good book. read the book. read about open problems. design and finish a project. retrospective on the project!

limit the amount of time you spend entertaining ne ideas; it's distracting. just evaluate how much you're learning!!! level it up with a learning buddy - someone to hold you accountable for your work.

role models

https://thesephist.com/posts/life-models/ time estimates in articles: good! good to find out what's possible to do in a lifetime that we don't necc. see

brett victor

  • thing to change the world: thing don't change the world. the focus is on the use of the thing; invent better human computer interaces and continue to do so. follow him!

  • omar rizwan: more interesting computing interfaces!

hundred rabbits:

  • XOXO fest!

  • writing software for small systems - outside of the envelope of the obvious life.

neri oxman: designer and researcher at mit media lab

  • projects around nature inspired architecture and design

  • air force -> architecture -> mit -> media lab!

  • change core assumptions about the reality of how we make things essential

bryan cantrill

  • solaris -> sun -> joyent to oxide!

  • both eloquent and skilled at developing good technology.

  • follows his principles. software engineers are balances: "Software engineering is an almost paradoxical juxtaposition of collaboration and isolation: successful software engineers are able to work well with (and understand the needs of!) others, but are also able to focus intensely on their ownโ€ฆ They must be able to build castles of imagination, and yet still understand the constraints of a grimy reality: they must be arrogant enough to see the world as it isnโ€™t, but humble enough to accept the world as it is."

  • "I like thinking of planning life as a game of exploration. What kinds of lives are possible outside of the ones youโ€™ve grown up knowing? If any of them appeal to you, how can you venture off trail safely without making a dumb mistake?"

https://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/susan/bib/ss/nonstd/ecal11-17.htm: OO architecture for open ended innovation. http://liza.io/roee-self-modifying-go-simulation-experiment-part-1/ what is this? this is fascinating!

the importance of sleep

i always have to remind myself about this http://liza.io/sleep/

  • do not read too late - sleep!

  • sleep helps move memories to long term memory stores. commit to no longer than 7, and give a sleep opportunity of at least eight. do not forget this.

  • screens off by 9pm

  • must sleep by 11pm. turn things off too. turn off, not just put them away.

  • fin some way to track sleep.

twitter advice

vc

  • venture capital and pr are drugs

  • it's okay for your startup to be copied; beat them with product market fit

  • entreprenuership is a marathon and not a sprint.

  • online courses are valuable - find them!

  • learn anything and connect with anyone - obvious

  • get used to rejection; have conviction

  • ask questions. most importance

  • always be recruiting - find the best people for the best team.

  • keep not to do list to drop things and focus on what's important.

  • personalize!

  • what can i do to be better tomorrow? how can i better appreciate today?

negotiation

  • reservation value :: set to best alternative to negotiated agreement. what do you get if it doesn't happen? allows you to define what you need from the negotiation and indicates when you should walk away. this ensures you find balance and get what you want.

    • aspiration value :: most you can ask for. set this to research. you want to be as ambitious as possible.

  • your counterpart has these values too. you must balance these with theirs, and that determines the zone of possible agreement. honing your best option decreases the zone and makes the possible deal better.

  • make the first offer if you have a lot of information. its risky otherwise. if you don't have another offer, you can be honest and continue to work or allude to it somehow.

  • focal points :: justifications you provide regarding why you should be paid more or deserve the raise. discuss resources, benefits, etc. approach the discussion as a joint fact finding mission where you reveal more information that brings each party closer to what they want. this also lets you be more concrete, and allows both parties to come to the conclusion with good faith.

some other articles

https://danluu.com/tech-discrimination/ excellent article and writing. https://danluu.com/programmer-moneyball/ ' we only hire the trendiest ' https://danluu.com/p95-skill/ basically focus on getting rid of bad things also choose the right problems: this will substantially dominate execution speed though we care too much about productivity, we can convert time into anything else we enjoy or value always get feedback guided exercises or exercises with solutions this is one of my favorite essays make sure to get constant feedback on your work and how you can improve seek to build a network of people who can give you feedback and shoot ideas off to them! it is so valuable! taking feedback and asking questions is the most important thing you can do. just ask people who are better than you at things to evaluate you adn help you out.

make sure to spend time doing these two things: working on things or looking for feedback on others on them. use the work of others asking for feedback from you for reference on how to iterate on your own projects. do not ask for feedback after fully developing the idea. this is a trap that could lead to many bad distractions

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  • if you're in an "oppressed" nation you need to work with the working class of your oppressor nation, but the onus is on the working class of the oppressor nation

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11:22

today my goal is to:

  • complete the bf part of the beautiful racket textbook

  • start making my way through the TAPL textbook. flip through chapter 1

  • write a quick julia program to upload local files to the remarkable

  • write basic review of the two bags! (with this, images and org mode!)

  • come up with some more article ideas!

  • try to film some b roll footage for product reviews!

  • go for a walk!

  • make a reddit post about my OS layout

  • clear out part of my email

  • extras: wiki, product review and edit photos!!

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[[Problem with koreader: "Generator error"]]ยง

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First time journaling in awhile. I took a break to gather my thoughts. I think I’ll start writing here again for [[mental health]] purposes. I feel like there is a certain degree of [[self care]] in this

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2021-04-10ยง

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22:12 theory on distraction

this email was sent on march 2nd, but i've just found it now: the more you can focus, the best you can get into deep work

but if you are not able to get into deep work, there is likely some distraction

  • physical distraction. your environment is physically cluttered and has more visual interest. this prevents tou from concentrating on the task at hand and influences you to interact with other things

  • temporal potential distraction. this occurs when you are placed on a time scale other than your own. if you know you have a looming deadline, you hesitate to begin or progress with a specific task because the initial investment may not be worth the time spent on the task.

  • brain distraction. these are lingering thoughts, ideas and opportunities that distract from your current task. avoid these

    always multitask - multitasking is good - but never in multiple ways. separate physical activity from mental. go on walks or runs with big questions in your head to come back with answers or progress. watch tv while doing pushups or situps. often abusing the distraction of a mental activity allows you to better perform the physical activity, and does not drain you nearly as much - though it certainly costs you some productivity in terms of physical fitness it will be net productive later, i think

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2021-04-10ยง

  • I’ve enjoyed a few of the articles on [[Mutual Interest Media]], and like what they’re trying to do. So I’ve joined them as a member.
  • Improved links output in [[ox-agora]]. It works now so that if the links have a description in org-mode, this description will be preserved correctly in markdown syntax.
  • I had a quick try at loading the output of [[ox-agora]] in [[Foam]] and in [[Obsidian]]. It doesn’t work fully in either. Obsidian because it seems to expect filenames to match wikilinks - spaces in the wikilinks should be spaces in the filename. Foam because of the opposite - it seems to expect dashes in the filename, and thus dashes in the wikilinks. Given that some Agorans are using Foam, I wonder how they are getting that to work.
  • Jotted a bit more down on [[Reweirding the web]], came across an article called [[Rewilding the web]] :D
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  • Woke up early today. I have an interview with a new [[communal house]] today

    messed around with [[elasticsearch]] to try and get notes into a database, it decided to eat all my available ram and freeze my computer. yay.

    I really like the free form flow of the [[daily note]] since the topic is literally just what day I’m on, everything is relevant, by definition

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2021-05-10ยง

  • I somehow lost a commit today and found it again with git fsck --lost-found.
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As I near the weekend I can feel the Agora calling me.

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  • [[Anarchist Cybernetics]]

    "In comparing social with cerebral organisations one important feature of the brain should be kept in mind; we find no boss in the brain, no oligarchic ganglion or glandular Big Brother. Within our heads our very lives depend on equality of opportunity, on specialisation with versatility, on free communication and just restraint, a freedom without interference. Here too local minorities can and do control their own means of production and expression in free and equal intercourse with their neighbours. If we must identify biological and political systems our own brains would seem to illustrate the capacity and limitations of an anarcho-syndicalist community." [[Grey Walter]]

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  • Wheelbarrow tag: a [[game]] of tag where dyads each hold their partners legs and they try to tag other dyads. This should train ability to remain [[grounded]] when your [[feet]] are disconnected from the ground, as in a [[guard]] [[pass]] that is turning into a [[sweep]].
  • Bear tag: a [[game]] of tag but everyone’s bear crawling.
  • Pangolin tag: a [[game]] of tag but you can only backwards [[roll]], forward roll, and inverted roll sideways.
  • To be beloved is to be what remains.
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Semana 2021-10-11ยง

Facultadยง

Seminario Literatura ENSยง

  • Leer Grayson
  • Hacer la tarea en grupo
  • Leer The Name of the Rose

Seminario Lingรผรญstica ESยง

  • Leer Barthes
  • Hacer guรญa de lectura
  • Elegir tema

VL Literatura ESยง

  • Terminar de leer Campos de Nรญjar

Seminario Literatura ESยง

  • Leer Iwasaki
  • Empezar a leer Valencia

Trabajoยง

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the Center for Humane Technology ultimately functions not as a solution to our technologically exacerbated problems, but simply as a way of making those problems slightly more palatable.

โ€“ Be Wary of Silicon Valleyโ€™s Guilty Conscience: on The Center for Humane Technology

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[pedagogy of the oppressed]: ../pages/pedagogy of the oppressed.md "pedagogy of the oppressed" [new york city organized crime]: ../pages/new york city organized crime.md "new york city organized crime" [//end]: # "Autogenerated link references"

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[[stellar community fund]]

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Here’s a weakness I hadn’t identified: I only put planning-type creative notes into my system, not proper creative notes (mostly).

I can identify this as a weakness relative to this thing about [[robin sloan]]. of course I look up to someone who’s got the words-aesthetic-tech trifecta with some actual physical reality skills on top.

(is there a word that’s less disgustingly enlightenment-mentality than "Renaissance <man/woman/person>" and less pretentious sounding than "polymath"?)

thinking a bit about this as well. should I have curation routines for my notes? can I gamify it somehow?

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  • [[daniel c. dennett]]
    • #push [[darwin’s dangerous idea]]
      • …is overall great but [[chapter 13]] is a bit weird.
      • after reviewing diverse aspects of evolution in the previous chapters, for some reason [[dennett]] uses chapter 13 to pick a (lopsided, it seems to me) fight with a single author: [[stephen jay gould]].
      • this was less interesting than other chapters as it read a bit like a thorough demolition of a thesis that didn’t seem to make a lot of sense to me in the first place. it felt a bit too much like a mid nineties science beef in the middle of a book about more timeless ideas.
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  • Finished the first book in [[spring reading challenge]] so on track!
  • Going to first home game of the season for my football team [[AIK]].
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  • Been reading [[Red Plenty]] in the evenings of late. Still great. The promised plenty of the planned economy goes sour over time. You get insights into the ways in which trying to plan everything can have unforeseen consequences. And the social ramifications of that. The chapters on the factory that deliberately breaks some of its machinery in order to get a replacement; on the ‘pusher’ who greases the wheels between different parts of the planned economy; and the horror of a psychoprophylactic childbirth regime (due to shortages of medicine, according to the author); they are all excellent.

  • Wouldn’t you know it, there’s an Adam Curtis doc that looks at [[Gosplan]]. Should be a fun watch. [[The Engineers’ Plot]].

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  • Backnoded: I worked half a day, met [[akshay]] and [[pesho]] in the first half of the day.
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Took me a bit to find https://death.andgravity.com/f-re on verbose regular expressions! Luckily the right search terms were iterated towards…

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  • The Texas McCombs Salem Center in [[Austin]], [[Texas]] is attracting potential economists regardless of their qualifications through a [[forecasting]] [[tournament]] hosted on [[Manifold Markets]].
    • Richard [[Hanania]], the [[policy]] researcher, is strongly associated with the Salem Center and this forecasting initiative.
    • For the question ‘US GDP Growth 1% or More in 2022 Q3’: collapsed:: true
      • Checked quarterly sales of [[Amazon]] and [[Walmart]].
      • Checked previous quarterly [[GDP]] [[growth]] in the United States for the last twenty one years.
      • Input ‘how do [[purchasing]] [[habits]] change when gdp decreases?’ in [[Elicit]], the GPT-powered [[research]] assistant.
        • ‘How Economic [[Contraction]]s and [[Expansion]]s Affect Expenditure Patterns’ seemed like the paper most immediately relevant, with 116 citations at the time of search.
          • Household spending during [[recession]] is typically tracked with an [[Engel curve]].
          • How is [[spending]] on positional goods, or goods that are used to signal [[status]] in a [[hierarchy]], stay the same during [[expansion]] and [[contraction]] of the things made by a group?
            • [[Adam Smith]] pointed out that women in England seemed more likely to feel [[shame]] at not having nicer dresses than women in Scotland.
            • Along with having better quality of [[life]], it was suggested that people spend [[money]] to show that they have made themselves higher on the social [[hierarchy]].
            • While people with more [[money]] within a nation reported being happier than people with less, people who made less money in other nations were still [[happy]]- so long as they had more money than their [[peers]].
            • Relatively less [[power]] increases [[spending]] to keep [[status]] up.
              • People often use [[debt]] to [[pay]] for things that they can use to show that they have the [[status]] they want.
                • [[Schor]] says that as people spent more time watching [[television]], they started trying to keep up with the upper middle class and [[rich]] lifestyles they saw on the television, instead of their [[neighbors]]. collapsed:: true
                  • In a place where people are paying for things to pay for [[status]], when the [[rich]] increase [[spending]], the group below them also increases spending, and so on, until the chain hits the ground.
        • Checked [[Google]] [[trends]] for a particular Rivian model, Samsung Watch, Toyota RAV4, H&M, GQ, Wirecutter, ‘food near me’, ‘pizza near me’, and ‘sushi near me’. Assuming trends in search may reflect trends in purchasing. collapsed:: true
          • The movement of the lines did not indicate dropping interest in anywhere except ‘sushi near me’.
        • https://www.autoweek.com/news/industry-news/a40558214/2022-first-half-tesla-sales-up-46-percent-globally/ collapsed:: true
          • While Tesla [[sales]] were up globally, they were down in the United States. Sales were also down for Ford, VW, Audi, and Porsche.
        • Checked Signet Jeweler’s revenue. They report a 26.9% increase in comparison to last year. collapsed:: true
    • For the question [[‘Will [[Russia]] control [[Kherson]] on 10/31/22’]]:
      • Searched ‘ะฅะตั€ัะพฬะฝ’ on Twitter and read latest tweets.
        • Stray comments suggest that the population is not as sympathetic to Russian occupation as the population is in the [[Donbass]].
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  • [[work]]
    • last meeting is at [[8pm]]
  • what then?
    • I think I’ll try to continue coding [[agora bot]] to feature parity for Mastodon? Or maybe just write.
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  • [[work]]
  • #push [[social coop]]
    • took an AI to have a conversation about a tricky moderation case.
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  • [[2022-02-09]] was eventful
  • [[work]]
  • #push [[flancia]]
    • [[pomodoros]]
      • go link isn’t working
      • it turns out it’s because it doesn’t exist :)
      • but for some reason the Agora is giving a server errors instead of redirecting to [[pomodoros]] as it does in most nodes
      • fix [[bug]] ^ :)
  • [[toots]]
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  • [[work]]
    • no meetings day! \o/
  • [[flancia]]
    • [[Lady Burup]]
    • [[Agora]]
      • I’m thinking I should try to move back to [[logseq]]. I want the project to do well and I gave up on it temporarily to explore the landscape, but I’ve been using [[wiki vim]] probably for about a year now.
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  • Found an old solar charger that we had knocking around - [[Blavor PN-W05]]. Using it to charge my phone and tablet while in the office. Seems to be working pretty well!
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* [[v86]] * [[mcfly]] * [[my favorite terminal programs]] *
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2023-04-10ยง

So. This stuff about [[technological determinism]] is very interesting in the Fuchs book. Makes me think about how all the types of tech that I’m interested in come firmly with leftist social relations attached to them. e.g. libre software. Community broadband. Data commons. Without the modifiers, they’re just technologies. I think this is important.

I feel that perhaps ICT4S has been quite deterministic in general. Divorcing the technology from the social relations? Perhaps not. Definitely worth exploring.

Governable stacks. Another one. I wonder if you could subsume all of the modifiers into simply ‘ecosocialist’. Intersting. Hmm yes, very interesting. They all kind of amount to the same thing.

Agency, social justice, climate justice. Actually they’re all missing that last one. They in fact tend to refer more to that first one - agency.

  • Community / Commons / Libre / Governable = Agency
  • Green / 4S / sustainable = Planetary awareness

So my research is about a merging of those strands perhaps, so in a sense you could potentially just use ecosocialist as the modifier. Maybe not in practice as it might not be as snappy. But in theory, yes.

Federated social media. Kind of about agency, at the nub of it. Platform socialism. Platform coops etc.

So I’m interested in those things where there is at least one of the 3 aspects (agency, planetary boundaries, social equity) and evaluating and filling in the other section. I’m looking at both socialist ICT and green/sustainable ICT and finding the gaps in both of them.

In theory the modifier of ‘ecosocialist’ is simply ramping up of the ‘sustainable development’ modifier, as SD purports to be about both social and environmental issues. But in reality it’s more than that.

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I will show you the shape of my [[heart]] if you want to.

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  • What gives them [[energy]]? What are they better at than other people? Does [[life]] from Earth [[need]] what they do?
  • [[OODA]] to [[McKeown]] Essentialism: collapsed:: true
  • A clear [[purpose]] will make it [[easy]] for [[people]] to answer the [[question]]: how will we know when we’ve done our [[job]]?
  • What is the [[cost]]?
  • When dealing with someone who is higher in a [[hierarchy]], [[ask]] them what they [[want]] you to give up on to make a new thing the most important thing.
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  • Previously on [[2023-08-08]], note that time and date are in Philippine Standard Time as I write this, although you do you use UTC for simplicity.

    • Anything that done during the night (between 22:00 and 05:00 the next day)
  • OSS work at [[recaptime.dev]] or whatever

    • Behind the scenes work for website revamp, and the theme I pick is so horribly worst at Performance per Lighthouse results.
  • Personal side projects

    • I actually start writing some manuscripts for a future book, which will be discussed soon.
  • Across the interwebs

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  • [[work]]
    • very few meetings day, and no oncall — the first such time in a while!
    • will try to make the most of it.
  • [[after work]]
    • visiting the lake for the birthday of a friend
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  • My service record arrived via email yesterday
  • One of the peer support people for veterans helped me fill out a form to upgrade my military discharge status because of undiagnosed mental illness
  • My stomach seems to be doing better
  • เฝจเฝผเฝพเผ‹เฝ˜เผ‹เฝŽเฝฒเผ‹เฝ”เฝ‘เพจเฝบเผ‹เฝงเฝฑเฝดเพƒ
  • installed guacamole on my machine today do gui stuff from browser
  • Ive been using journal.vera.pink almost every day to edit my journal.
  • It’s not very often that I actually use my random sideprojects consistently *pats self on back*
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  • For [[handfighting]], it is often advantageous to get two [[hands]] on one [[limb]] and bring that limb across the opponent’s [[body]].
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  • Been using gitpod a lot for development
    • It’s nice because the machines are so big and good internet
    • They are ephemeral systems so you don’t have to worry about machine specific unintentional dependencies
      • Is a thing a lot of the time in VPS environments
  • Started playing Starfield
    • pretty cool game, nice gameplay and graphics.
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  • Tax benefits of utility company I was working at. [[storymine]]
  • Flat tire van using own vehicle for checks. [[storymine]]
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  • Started the day with [[AG]], then cleaned the house quite deeply (it was due) and enjoyed it — it felt freeing.
  • Spoke to my mum about birthdays and states of being :)
  • Did idea organization/refactoring :)
  • [[agora development]]:
    • Was very fun yesterday! I like fixing bugs and learning more about [[UI]] — what works and what doesnโ€™t :)
    • Today, I have a bug that I want to fix that I can describe with the following words: [[i love you]]
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  • [[Polgar]] believed that [[education]] should not be left to [[schools]], but handled by the [[family]] where the family could provide a better environment for [[learning]].
    • The [[family]] is the first field activity for the [[child]].
    • [[Family]] members are the first [[models]] to [[learn]] from, if they are not sent away.
    • It’s easier to develop outstanding abilities in children if the [[parents]] actions are toward raising outstanding adults.
      • โ€œthe passion of the mature person in relation to the developing person - in favour of the latter.โ€
      • The basis of the desire to [[learn]] is in the [[love]] the student has for the teacher.
    • Polgar believed strongly in selecting one concrete field to develop the child’s abilities in. [[Specialization]].
      • Perhaps this is for using an area with simple and tight [[feedback]] loops to channel the overall education through.
    • "It is only important that by the age of 3-4 some physical or mental field should be chosen, and the child can set out on their voyage."
    • The Polgar daughters played chess 5-6 hours a day from the ages of 4-5.
    • Any field with concrete [[feedback]] could be selected.
    • Where they perceive success, the child would also feel independent.
    • Is it a nice feeling for the child? Is it useful for the child? Is it useful for the child’s society? collapsed:: true
      • If he were trying to raise a [[language]] genius, [[Polgar]] would [[focus]] the child on one language (preferably one stuffed with cognates leading to other languages) in the first year (5-6 hours a day), until the child has a basic level of mastery. Then, when there is a [[base]] of success in the first language, he would move to starting a second. And so on, year after year.
    • In normal [[schools]], the child does not understand why they learn what they are made to learn. To raise a genius, the child must understand [[why]] they’re learning what they’re learning, and what it can be used to lead to.
    • The child will [[learn]] more voraciously when they see the end [[goal]] and [[meaning]] of their [[work]].
    • The [[relationship]] between the teacher and the [[child]] must be collaborative, where the child feels they are not subordinate.
    • These methods need direct, intensive, and constant [[contact]] between teacher and [[child]].
    • By age ten, the [[child]] should accurately feel that there is at least one field in which they have a level of [[mastery]] in which they are at least equal to adults.
    • The specialized skill is used as a base to [[learn]] everything else from.
    • Schools lead to "gray mediocrity".
    • It is important to put them in situations where they will [[learn]] how to learn.
    • Variety among their peers (ie, peers of all-ages) will aid in their development. The children should stay close to whoever their peers are (even if their peers in a skill are old people). That is, people at the same level of skill and with similar interests.
    • Polgar did not [[diversify]] the specializations among his three daughters due to the [[costs]] with getting different equipment and books for different skills. Also, so his family could function as a team dedicated to one field.
    • Polgar’s suggested [[schedule]]. collapsed:: true
      • 4 hours of specialist study (for us, chess)
      • 1 hour of a foreign language. Esperanto in the first year, English in the second, and another chosen at will in the third. At the stage of beginning, that is, intensive language instruction, it is necessary to increase the study hours to 3 - in place of the specialist study - for 3 months. In summer, study trips to other countries.
      • 1 hour of general study (native language, natural science and social studies)
      • 1 hour of computing
      • 1 hour of moral, psychological, and pedagogical studies ([[humor]] lessons as well, with 20 minutes every hour for joke telling)
      • 1 hour of gymnastics, freely chosen, which can be accomplished individually outside school. The division of study hours can of course be treated elastically.
    • The Polgars strongly believed in [[Esperanto]], and used it as a family language.
    • They wanted to prove that geniuses could be raised, and chess provided a means.
    • Chess is a field where there is tight feedback with no uncertainties about what is success or failure.
    • They figured if the children tire from chess, it is easy to retire from chess without bad outcomes (as opposed to say, gymnastics, which might result in injuries).
    • Because they had girls, they wanted to prove that [[nurture]] would lead to girls who could beat men at chess.
    • The Polgar parents loved chess and found it [[beautiful]].
    • [[Creativity]] required in [[winning]] at a high level requires the competitor to know how to explore and innovate.
    • The [[Polgar]] daughters played ping pong or swam 1.5 to 3 hours a day. In other words, Zone 1 work.
    • "One thing is certain: one can never achieve serious pedagogical results, especially at a high level, through [[coercion]]. One can teach chess only by means of [[love]] and the love of the [[game]]."
    • The Polgar sisters were playing chess. That is, they were playing- the kind of playing that is fun. The parents made playing chess fun by giving them a taste of success. Losing on purpose, near the peak of their level.
    • The child should feel the [[joy]] of making their own moves, their own [[failures]], trying things out.
    • Have care for what is said to the child. If they are told they are lazy or bad, they will believe it.
    • Polgar used a proportion of failure to success that was 1 to 10.
    • He started off playing about half an hour a day with the children, then raised the amount of [[time]] per day as their ability and desire to play rose.
    • When young, he favored blitz matches for them. Smaller games with shorter [[time]] scales.
    • The Polgars had 4-5000 books organized by player, opening type, and middle game type. The sisters used these to develop new plays. collapsed:: true
      • To [[learn]] a type, they would look at 50-100 examples and then come up with things they have in common.
    • When the child loses in competition, don’t tell them off. Failure is enough punishment. Rather, console them and help them figure out why they lost.
    • They played while [[blind]]folded to develop their capacity to visualize the [[game]] mentally.
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  • [[Polgar]] believed that [[education]] should not be left to [[schools]], but handled by the [[family]] where the family could provide a better environment for [[learning]].
    • The [[family]] is the first field activity for the [[child]].
    • [[Family]] members are the first [[models]] to [[learn]] from, if they are not sent away.
    • It’s easier to develop outstanding abilities in children if the [[parents]] actions are toward raising outstanding adults.
      • โ€œthe passion of the mature person in relation to the developing person - in favour of the latter.โ€
      • The basis of the desire to [[learn]] is in the [[love]] the student has for the teacher.
    • Polgar believed strongly in selecting one concrete field to develop the child’s abilities in. [[Specialization]].
      • Perhaps this is for using an area with simple and tight [[feedback]] loops to channel the overall education through.
    • "It is only important that by the age of 3-4 some physical or mental field should be chosen, and the child can set out on their voyage."
    • The Polgar daughters played chess 5-6 hours a day from the ages of 4-5.
    • Any field with concrete [[feedback]] could be selected.
    • Where they perceive success, the child would also feel independent.
    • Is it a nice feeling for the child? Is it useful for the child? Is it useful for the child’s society? collapsed:: true
      • If he were trying to raise a [[language]] genius, [[Polgar]] would [[focus]] the child on one language (preferably one stuffed with cognates leading to other languages) in the first year (5-6 hours a day), until the child has a basic level of mastery. Then, when there is a [[base]] of success in the first language, he would move to starting a second. And so on, year after year.
    • In normal [[schools]], the child does not understand why they learn what they are made to learn. To raise a genius, the child must understand [[why]] they’re learning what they’re learning, and what it can be used to lead to.
    • The child will [[learn]] more voraciously when they see the end [[goal]] and [[meaning]] of their [[work]].
    • The [[relationship]] between the teacher and the [[child]] must be collaborative, where the child feels they are not subordinate.
    • These methods need direct, intensive, and constant [[contact]] between teacher and [[child]].
    • By age ten, the [[child]] should accurately feel that there is at least one field in which they have a level of [[mastery]] in which they are at least equal to adults.
    • The specialized skill is used as a base to [[learn]] everything else from.
    • Schools lead to "gray mediocrity".
    • It is important to put them in situations where they will [[learn]] how to learn.
    • Variety among their peers (ie, peers of all-ages) will aid in their development. The children should stay close to whoever their peers are (even if their peers in a skill are old people). That is, people at the same level of skill and with similar interests.
    • Polgar did not [[diversify]] the specializations among his three daughters due to the [[costs]] with getting different equipment and books for different skills. Also, so his family could function as a team dedicated to one field.
    • Polgar’s suggested [[schedule]]. collapsed:: true
      • 4 hours of specialist study (for us, chess)
      • 1 hour of a foreign language. Esperanto in the first year, English in the second, and another chosen at will in the third. At the stage of beginning, that is, intensive language instruction, it is necessary to increase the study hours to 3 - in place of the specialist study - for 3 months. In summer, study trips to other countries.
      • 1 hour of general study (native language, natural science and social studies)
      • 1 hour of computing
      • 1 hour of moral, psychological, and pedagogical studies ([[humor]] lessons as well, with 20 minutes every hour for joke telling)
      • 1 hour of gymnastics, freely chosen, which can be accomplished individually outside school. The division of study hours can of course be treated elastically.
    • The Polgars strongly believed in [[Esperanto]], and used it as a family language.
    • They wanted to prove that geniuses could be raised, and chess provided a means.
    • Chess is a field where there is tight feedback with no uncertainties about what is success or failure.
    • They figured if the children tire from chess, it is easy to retire from chess without bad outcomes (as opposed to say, gymnastics, which might result in injuries).
    • Because they had girls, they wanted to prove that [[nurture]] would lead to girls who could beat men at chess.
    • The Polgar parents loved chess and found it [[beautiful]].
    • [[Creativity]] required in [[winning]] at a high level requires the competitor to know how to explore and innovate.
    • The [[Polgar]] daughters played ping pong or swam 1.5 to 3 hours a day. In other words, Zone 1 work.
    • "One thing is certain: one can never achieve serious pedagogical results, especially at a high level, through [[coercion]]. One can teach chess only by means of [[love]] and the love of the [[game]]."
    • The Polgar sisters were playing chess. That is, they were playing- the kind of playing that is fun. The parents made playing chess fun by giving them a taste of success. Losing on purpose, near the peak of their level.
    • The child should feel the [[joy]] of making their own moves, their own [[failures]], trying things out.
    • Have care for what is said to the child. If they are told they are lazy or bad, they will believe it.
    • Polgar used a proportion of failure to success that was 1 to 10.
    • He started off playing about half an hour a day with the children, then raised the amount of [[time]] per day as their ability and desire to play rose.
    • When young, he favored blitz matches for them. Smaller games with shorter [[time]] scales.
    • The Polgars had 4-5000 books organized by player, opening type, and middle game type. The sisters used these to develop new plays. collapsed:: true
      • To [[learn]] a type, they would look at 50-100 examples and then come up with things they have in common.
    • When the child loses in competition, don’t tell them off. Failure is enough punishment. Rather, console them and help them figure out why they lost.
    • They played while [[blind]]folded to develop their capacity to visualize the [[game]] mentally.
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2024-03-10ยง

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2024 04 10]] (pulled by the Agora)
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2024-04-10ยง

  • Migrating my publish.el to a [[Literate publish.el]].
    • To make it a bit more understandable to others, and also as a push for me to tidy it up.
๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2024 05 10]] (pulled by the Agora)
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๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2024 06 10]] (pulled by the Agora)
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  • [[Day off]] from work as I spent some last time with [[Berni]]! It was beautiful having him over, and seeing many [[friends]] over the weekend.
  • Later did [[pomodoros]] with [[bobby lyte]].
  • Set up gifts for [[AG]] :)
  • Ordered something from [[Joom]] for the first time, let’s see how well it works :) It was than 3x+ cheaper than my previous magnets supplier
๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2024 08 10]] (pulled by the Agora)
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  • I read what [[NG]] wrote
  • Bought shoes, which was on my todo list :)
  • Bought a book gift
  • Received a book gift :)
  • Found [[standardgalatic]]
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  • I biked from [[AG]]‘s place to [[Flancia central]] in the midnight sun and it was beautiful :)
  • Then I saw [[VK]], it was great!
  • Then I flowed.
  • Updated [[bill flancian]]
๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2024 11 10]] (pulled by the Agora)
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  • [[agora development]]:
    • fix mastodon 4.3 embeds?
    • and what comes next?
  • [[writing]]:
    • I say I want to do more writing in long form/intelligibly to the average prose reader, but don’t often make time for it. Some time ago I said Sundays were going to be for this kind of writing more often, and I could try to uphold this today. Let’s see.
    • [[letters]]: some [[closed]], some [[open]]
  • To test [[collimation]]:
    • As it’s cloudy, maybe I’ll observe the distant LEDs in a construction crane ~500m away tonight.
๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2025 01 10]] (pulled by the Agora)
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  • I’m writing this with my new mechanical keyboard, a [[keychron q3 max]].
    • I got this for the office because the previous one was a bit too noisy for the office environment; not that I was the only one using a mechanical keyboard, or that the switches were the noisiest you could get, but I felt like I was contributing to a less inclusive than necessary environment by typing loudly with my headphones at times. And I really like typing with my headphones on :)
    • The one that I got, with [[gateron brown switches]], is really quite silent! And I like the tactile feedback enough.
    • I am enjoying the typing experience so I’m glad!
    • The one thing I would add is maybe a palm rest. I don’t usually use one, but this keyboard is high enough that I feel like that could make it more ergonomic.
    • Sometimes it seems to double-register my space bar presses though, which is a bit disconcerting — I hope it’s a matter of adjusting my typing style to the switches and not a hardware issue! I’ll keep an eye on it.
  • [[ekumen]]
  • [[social.coop]]
    • lots of talk about the Meta change in policies with respect to hateful speech.
    • then more talk.
    • then [[against meta]] went through draft revisions.
    • then the [[vote to suspend meta]].
๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2025 03 10]] (pulled by the Agora)
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  • [[Lady Burup]] needs to lose some weight, will continue noding the process in [[burup forever]] :)
    • I also want to lose 2-3kg or convert them from fat (mostly in my abdomen) to muscle, I’ll try to do this in the following 1-2 months and report back. I currently weigh 76.5kg (I’m ~190cm tall).
    • So we’ll do it together, I say! :
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2025-04-10ยง

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2025-05-10ยง

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2025-06-10ยง

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2025-07-10ยง

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2025 09 10]] (pulled by the Agora)
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  • null: hop on Wikipedia revision history
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2025-11-10ยง

  • I’m kind of declaring org-agenda bankruptcy.
    • (In the sense of kind of starting over - not stopping using it!)
    • Removing scheduled and deadline dates from a whole load of accumulated tasks.
    • From a re-reading of GTD, experimenting with that only things that need to happen on an actual date should be scheduled.
    • This removes a large amount of psychic cruft of tasks that I haven’t done for a long time reappearing regularly in my agenda.
    • I was just scattering them, which was kind of fun, but seeing them come back again in their tens is a bit daunting when planning a day out.
    • Of course I need to feel comfortable that I will see them again at some relevant point in the future. To be determinedโ€ฆ
    • But for now - just working with NEXT actions on active projects.
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2026-03-10ยง

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2026-04-10ยง

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2026-05-10ยง

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2026-06-10ยง

๐Ÿ“š Agora node [[2310]] (pulled by the Agora)
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[[P- Chris Granger]]: If we do our job, my assumption is that the folks who are likely to change behavior will have more than enough incentive to do so in thisย system. The question is then how do we either provide some of the value for those that won’t or create interesting dynamics that might get them there by accident.

[[P- Rob Haisfield]]: Right, I’m also pointingย out that identifying concretely what those behaviorsย are is still important. In the very least, your behavioral statements during our conversation were good but generally abstract. I’ll have more questions about it when I can see a UI. I have little doubt that people will want to use Jump on their own in excellent ways! I’m sure people will be itching to get their hands on dirty when they see more demos.

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Day Plannerยง

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Ishmael sitting on a crystal tree

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Mediocratopia: 10ยง

rw-book-cover

Metadataยง

Highlightsยง

  • Aptitude is the rate at which you level up, by changing the nature of the problem youโ€™re solving (and therefore how you measure โ€œimprovementโ€). The interesting thing is, this is not purely a function not of raw prowess or innate talent, but of imagination and taste.
  • Being stuck is being caught in the diminishing returns part of a locally optimal learning curve because you canโ€™t see the next curve to jump to.
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Repairing a Canon Pixma G3510ยง

Reported problem: doesn’t print anymore.

  • Black ink light flashing - manual doesn’t specify what this means, but will assume out of ink.
  • Colour ink light solid - suggests low ink.
  • Detects paper and paper size fine.
  • Try printing a test page.
  • Paper pickup doesn’t seem to be working - starts pulling it in, but then stops, and gives error about no paper.
  • Paper pickup cleaning maintenance mode doesn’t work.
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Tapo-C310 cameraยง

  • Revive Tapo C310 Camera with cut cables:
    • date: 2025-09-27
    • POE pinouts
    • GeminiAI: T568B standard (but camera’s wire colors are non compliant)
    • Damaged cable thread
      • light-orange: 1
      • orange: 2
      • light-green: 3
      • green: 6
  • My white passive POE splitter colors:
    • red: 1
    • white: 2
    • grey: 3
    • green: 6
  • Camera data wires <-> pin, splitter:
    • red: +9.0V
    • black: 0V
    • yellow: 1, red
    • orange: 2, white
    • green: 3, grey
    • blue: 6, green
  • BUT…forgot to screw the base!!! (have to cut it again).
  • Besides, Hailo-8 does not run within HassIO!!!
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