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πŸ“š Agora node [[2003 03 17 that thing apple do]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File _posts/archive/2003-03-17-that-thing-apple-do.md by @bmann β˜† πŸ“Ž

layout: post title: That thing Apple do. created: 1047923483 categories:

  • Mac

An interesting article about what Apple does right and wrong.

πŸ“š Agora node [[8bitdo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File 8bitdo.md by @flancian β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️
πŸ“š Agora node [[agora todo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File agora-todo.md by @vera.wiki.anagora.org β˜† πŸ“Ž

BACKLOG

DOING

refactor agora js into [[clojurescript]]

add [[patterns everywhere]] to chrome store

[[fedwiki to agora markdown converter]] ([[clojure]])

PR

MERGED

multi repo issue with bridge api

πŸ“š Agora node [[agora undo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File agora undo.md by @agora@botsin.space β˜† πŸ“Ž
πŸ“š Agora node [[albedo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File albedo.md by @neil β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

albedoΒ§

πŸ“š Agora node [[antonio machado]] (pulled by the Agora)
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πŸ“š Agora node [[bardo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File bardo.md by @flancian β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

BardoΒ§

πŸ“š Agora node [[bullshido]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File bullshido.md by @vera.wiki.anagora.org β˜† πŸ“Ž

Bullshido is the art of fighting bullshit. Now more than ever we need this. We deserve it to ourselves and our own sense of self-respect, to stand up for the good stuff, the real stuff, and show zero tolerance to BS.

[[on bullshit]]

The art of fighting bullsit.

But this is easier said than done, how do we organise ourselves? How do we know BS when we see it? Given the size and the strength of the opposition, how can we scale our indignation without letting it get corrupted by the very same BS it is fighting against?

[[We need to train]]. We need the [[Bullshido Academy]].

Bullshido.netΒ§

Bullshido is an online community dedicated to a No BS, "Full Contact" lifestyle. It would appear that more recently they have extended their remit from [[Fake Black Belts]] to [[Fake Science]].

Many members are both participants and fans of Mixed Martial Arts and other extreme sports; and train in all forms of fighting styles from the ancient (Wrestling, Pankration, Kendo) to the modern (MMA, Firearms and Competitive Shooting).

More than just another MMA, Martial Arts, or Fight Forum, Bullshido is a community of similarly-minded individuals who all want the same thing out of life: to live it as hard as possible, without wasting time on the BS.

Bullshido’s ongoing mission is service the greater community by rooting out "BS" in the Martial Arts, Combat Sports, and related industries.

We have a dedicated constituency of individuals working together in a grass-roots manner to expose fraud, promote ethics and standards, and increase awareness of the pitfalls of dishonest marketing and ineffective training practices.

Because ultimately, people look to the Martial Arts as a means to defend themselves. When consumers in this industry get sold snake oil, they risk more than just an upset stomach.

πŸ“š Agora node [[burupardo]] (pulled by the Agora)
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πŸ“š Agora node [[canciΓ³n sin miedo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File canciΓ³n sin miedo.md by @flancian β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️
πŸ“š Agora node [[cedo]] (pulled by the Agora)
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πŸ“š Agora node [[cortado]] (pulled by the Agora)
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πŸ“š Agora node [[credo]] (pulled by the Agora)
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πŸ“š Agora node [[cuando]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File cuando.md by @patterning β˜† πŸ“Ž

Hello my friend!

Welcome to the Agora of Flancia.

You can write whatever you want here :)


Hasta cuΓ‘ndo?

Hasta cuΓ‘ndo me va a llevar hacer the sea realmente fΓ‘cil escribir en el Agora de Flancia?

Bueno, en realidad no creo que mucho mΓ‘s, creo que harΓ­a falta nomΓ‘s hacer una instalaciΓ³n nueva de [[hedgedoc]] o [[etherpad]] usando coop cloud.

La ventaja de Hedgedoc es que soporta Markdown de forma nativa.

LΓ‘stima que no tiene chat y tantos colores como Etherpad!

πŸ“œ File stoa-test-2/cuando.md by @agora β˜† πŸ“Ž

Hello my friend!

Welcome to the Agora of Flancia.

You can write whatever you want here :)


Hasta cuΓ‘ndo?

Hasta cuΓ‘ndo me va a llevar hacer the sea realmente fΓ‘cil escribir en el Agora de Flancia?

Bueno, en realidad no creo que mucho mΓ‘s, creo que harΓ­a falta nomΓ‘s hacer una instalaciΓ³n nueva de [[hedgedoc]] o [[etherpad]] usando coop cloud.

La ventaja de Hedgedoc es que soporta Markdown de forma nativa.

LΓ‘stima que no tiene chat y tantos colores como Etherpad!

πŸ“œ File stoa-test/cuando.md by @agora β˜† πŸ“Ž

Hello my friend!

Welcome to the Agora of Flancia.

You can write whatever you want here :)


Hasta cuΓ‘ndo?

Hasta cuΓ‘ndo me va a llevar hacer the sea realmente fΓ‘cil escribir en el Agora de Flancia?

Bueno, en realidad no creo que mucho mΓ‘s, creo que harΓ­a falta nomΓ‘s hacer una instalaciΓ³n nueva de [[hedgedoc]] o [[etherpad]] usando coop cloud.

La ventaja de Hedgedoc es que soporta Markdown de forma nativa.

LΓ‘stima que no tiene chat y tantos colores como Etherpad!

πŸ“œ File cuando.md by @anonymous@doc.anagora.org β˜† πŸ“Ž ✍️

Hello my friend!

Welcome to the Agora of Flancia.

You can write whatever you want here :)


Hasta cuΓ‘ndo?

Hasta cuΓ‘ndo me va a llevar hacer the sea realmente fΓ‘cil escribir en el Agora de Flancia?

Bueno, en realidad no creo que mucho mΓ‘s, creo que harΓ­a falta nomΓ‘s hacer una instalaciΓ³n nueva de [[hedgedoc]] o [[etherpad]] usando coop cloud.

La ventaja de Hedgedoc es que soporta Markdown de forma nativa.

LΓ‘stima que no tiene chat y tantos colores como Etherpad!

πŸ“š Agora node [[doubleloop todo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File doubleloop-todo.md by @neil β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

doubleloop todoΒ§

Top-level things I’d like to do on my sites.

  • Add a top menu of garden/stream
  • Style the wiki in the same way as the blog
πŸ“š Agora node [[edmodo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File edmodo.md by @flancian β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

EdmodoΒ§

πŸ“š Agora node [[eduardo]] (pulled by the Agora)
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πŸ“š Agora node [[el pueblo unido jamΓ‘s serΓ‘ vencido]] (pulled by the Agora)
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El Pueblo Unido JamΓ‘s SerΓ‘ VencidoΒ§

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πŸ“š Agora node [[fedwiki todo]] (pulled by the Agora)
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put up pictures of bong

πŸ“š Agora node [[flancian todo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File flancian todo.md by @flancian β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

flancian todoΒ§

πŸ“š Agora node [[gustavo todo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File gustavo todo.md by @flancian β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

gustavo todoΒ§

πŸ“š Agora node [[jardin cerrado]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File jardin cerrado.md by @flancian β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️
πŸ“š Agora node [[kaleido]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File kaleido.md by @flancian β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

kaleidoΒ§

πŸ“š Agora node [[la vida de evaldo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File posts/la-vida-de-evaldo.md by @flancia.org β˜† πŸ“Ž ✍️ πŸ€—

In 2016 in Flancia, CaΓ±o West releases his magnus opus — "La vida de Evaldo".

πŸ“š Agora node [[las aventuras de lurup y burupardo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File las aventuras de lurup y burupardo.md by @flancian β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

las aventuras de lurup y burupardoΒ§

— [[La revoluciΓ³n es un sueΓ±o eterno]]. No lo digo solo yo; lo decΓ­a Burupardo.

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πŸ“š Agora node [[liguria todo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File liguria todo.md by @flancian β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

liguria todoΒ§

  • [[pull]] [[travel checklist]] [[7 days]]
  • set up remote access
    • troubleshoot asus router, unwilling to port forward currently
  • figure out if I need to take my work laptop
    • review [[perf]] dates
πŸ“š Agora node [[likethinkdo]] (pulled by the Agora)
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πŸ“š Agora node [[luis gallardo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File luis gallardo.md by @flancian β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

luis gallardoΒ§

πŸ“š Agora node [[macevedo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File macevedo.md by @flancian β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️
πŸ“š Agora node [[macrodose digital sovereignty vs big tech w cecilia rikap paolo gerbaudo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File macrodose-digital-sovereignty-vs-big-tech-w-cecilia-rikap-paolo-gerbaudo.md by @neil β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

Macrodose: Digital Sovereignty vs Big Tech w/ Cecilia Rikap & Paolo GerbaudoΒ§

A : [[podcast]]

Found at : https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/macrodose/episodes/Digital-Sovereignty-vs-Big-Tech-w-Cecilia-Rikap—Paolo-Gerbaudo-e3i9uho

Featuring : [[Cecilia Rikap]] / [[Paolo Gerbaudo]]

[[Digital Sovereignty]] vs [[Big Tech]].

πŸ“š Agora node [[marΓ­a corina machado]] (pulled by the Agora)
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πŸ“š Agora node [[mmacevedo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File mmacevedo.md by @flancian β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️
πŸ“š Agora node [[now that you’ve found the others what are you going to do]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File Readwise/Articles/NOW THAT YOU’VE FOUND THE OTHERS WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO.md by @protopian β˜† πŸ“Ž

NOW THAT YOU’VE FOUND THE OTHERS WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO?Β§

rw-book-cover

MetadataΒ§

HighlightsΒ§

  • If I had to write the script for, let’s say, a puppet show about the heroes of the next few decades, the main characters would be: the undertaker, the bouncer, the artist and the midwife. If puppet shows are too silly for you, think of them as emerging archetypes.
  • I’m on a mailing list with the rock star and philosopher Alex Ebert, and he brings almost every discussion back to the failure to properly face up to death, to a comical extent, as if 1+1=death and 2+2=death! Yet death gives us life in a non-trivial way, and it is necessary for regeneration and metamorphosis. Death is also a helpful shift of register to help us escape the growth-to-goodness fallacy in developmental thinking because it is not another step at the top of the ladder, but an ever-present possibility that highlights the absurdity and unreality of smooth progression through life.
  • In her chapter in Dispatches from a Time Between Worlds Bonnitta Roy instead offers β€œa view where maturity and ripeness, senescence and decay as well as disappearances and vanishings create crucial openings for the game of life to go on. Neither progress, nor complexity, nor compounding evolutionary pressures can account for metamorphosis. Metamorphosis requires openings, and openings require the old form to be taken out of existence… Appreciate Plato, Kant, the Founding Fathers, the western canon and the ways of modernity. Appreciate them both for having brought you here, and for leaving themselves behind. This is the spirit of metamorphosis.”
  • We will need artists more than ever, to fashion the future and imagine new worlds into being. If we wanted to sound more distinctive we could speak of β€˜imagineers’, or β€˜imagination activists’ or β€˜prophets’ or β€˜alchemists’ or the french β€˜animateurs’, or perhaps shamans, but mostly I mean true art in all its receptive, descriptive and generative power.
  • The prospect of a relatively good transformation happening will depend, at the very least, on artistic vision along the lines of something like Ben Okri’s β€˜existential creativity’, an aesthetic orientation infused with the real possibility of the world ending. That sensibility brings with it a richer relationship to death and the cultivation of a way to transcend and includes the psychological hold of the images and patterns of the conventional world.
  • As Okri puts it: β€œWe have to find a new art and a new psychology to penetrate the apathy and the denial that are preventing us making the changes that are inevitable if our world is to survive. We need a new art to waken people both to the enormity of what is looming and the fact that we can still do something about it.”
  • As we begin to question consensus reality, and open ourselves more fully to whatever life is asking of us now, new dispositions appear to co-arise. This way of being can be described as metamodern, but it is essentially a spiritual sensibility because it is about the vitality of our perception of the nature, meaning and purpose of life as a whole. The sensibility in question is not propositional but its texture includes the following orientations towards the past, present and future, which can be thought of as the post-conventional aesthetic.
  • The term post-conventional is derived from Lawrence Kohlberg’s moral psychology, but I am expanding its scope here to include at least some of the following: - Post-tragic (knowing life as tragic and beautiful, meaningful, purposeful) - Post-rational (respect for intuitive, mythic and mystical ways of knowing) - Post-extrinsic (societal purpose reconceived towards intrinsic value) - Post-exploitation (historically aware, and vigilant about abuses of power) - Post-tribal (seeking unity in diversity of all kinds, but not naively)
  • These five sensibilities are indicative rather than exhaustive, and are selected to describe an aesthetic rather than a sociological analysis which might potentially include post-capitalist (Paul Mason), post-democracy (Colin Crouch), post-materialist (Ronald Ingelhart), post-individualist (Paul Dallmayr) and others.
  • And why contend with tragedy at all? Because tragedy is the meaning and mattering of life. The more life matters, the more vulnerable we are to tragedy.
  • Perspectiva Trustee Ian Christie puts it like this: β€œWe have had two centuries of a civilisation of unparalleled material progress, abundance and development based on extrinsic values (self-interest, materialism, economic growth, keeping up, social mobility); intrinsic ‘beyond-self’ and religious values have periodically been reasserted but they have lost their institutional hold and centrality to the stories that make sense of our lives. The extrinsic values celebrated by industrial society are now under real pressure in the West as scarcities begin to return and confidence in the future wanes, for good reasons of ecological disruption, social fragmentation and economic dysfunction and inequality.”
  • In Iain McGilchrist’s The Matter with Things this case is developed in depth, namely that we can know the world in several ways, particularly through the four distinct functions of science, reason, intuition and imagination and that a proper understanding depends on all of them.
  • To consider how exploitation permeates society systemically and what it would mean to move beyond it, Roberto Unger’s definition of a progressive is helpful: β€œsomeone who wants to see society reorganised, part-by-part and step-by-step, so that ordinary men and women have a better chance to live a larger life". By larger life he means a β€œa life of greater intensity, of greater scope, and of greater capability". To seek to be post-exploitation is also fundamentally Kantian in the sense that it’s about the resolve to see and treat people always as ends and never just as means to other ends.
πŸ“š Agora node [[olmedo]] (pulled by the Agora)
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πŸ“š Agora node [[open source replacements todo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File Artificial Intelligence/Watson AI Overview/Module 3 - Advanced Watson AI Services/Open Source Replacements - TODO.md by @KGBicheno β˜† πŸ“Ž

Open Source Replacements ListΒ§

Go to [[The Golem Project Overview]], the [[Module 3 - Advanced Watson Services]] or the [[Main AI Page]]

#ToDo Recreate the Watson Studio scenario with Open Source Python-based tech. This might just mean supercharging Anaconda.

πŸ“š Agora node [[open todo]] (pulled by the Agora)
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πŸ“š Agora node [[pando]] (pulled by the Agora)
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πŸ“š Agora node [[paolo gerbaudo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File paolo-gerbaudo.md by @neil β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

Paolo GerbaudoΒ§

πŸ“š Agora node [[pasado]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File pasado.md by @flancian β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

pasadoΒ§

https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1378011084867710976

πŸ“š Agora node [[pero si no ahora cuΓ‘ndo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File Pero si no ahora, cuΓ‘ndo.md by @an_agora@twitter.com β˜† πŸ“Ž
πŸ“š Agora node [[privado]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File privado.md by @flancian β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

privadoΒ§

Voy y vengo y voy y vengo, y lo que me hace falta es escribir; a veces me hace falta escribir en espaΓ±ol, y no me doy cuenta; entonces lo postergo. Para dejar de postergarlo empecΓ© a escribir esta nota.

Lo que me estΓ‘ pasando podrΓ­a ser considerado raro, por lo que me parece razonable y respetable tomar notas sobre mi estado mental. Como nacΓ­ en Buenos Aires necesito hablar en espaΓ±ol para pensar en ciertos fueros, aunque hoy en dΓ­a bien podrΓ­an llamarme cipayo ya que escribo por defecto en inglΓ©s.

A veces me pregunto si estoy equivocado al escribir en inglΓ©s sobre la [[revoluciΓ³n]].

πŸ“š Agora node [[question what can ai do]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File Artificial Intelligence/Introduction to AI/Week 4 - Introduction/Question - What can AI do.md by @KGBicheno β˜† πŸ“Ž

Question - What can AI do?Β§

Go back to [[Week 4 - Introduction]] or see the [[Master of Philosophy - Main Page]]

AI can:

  • Predict and
  • Inform future outcomes.
  • Automate desicicions and processes.

Taken from The AI Ladder

#AIBusinessCase

πŸ“š Agora node [[riccardo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File riccardo.md by @flancian β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

RiccardoΒ§

πŸ“š Agora node [[sursiendo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File sursiendo.md by @neil β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

SursiendoΒ§

URL : https://sursiendo.org/

trabajamos en la defensa de los derechos digitales colectivos para lograr un entorno mΓ‘s abierto y colaborativo

[[digital rights]]

πŸ“š Agora node [[sweden todo]] (pulled by the Agora)
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'Art Meets Nature'

'Artipelag' - Varmdo on the stockholm archipalego!

Looks like a great place to go.

Designer's Map Stockholm

Bar Hommage

Skrovet

waffles and water lillies

Christoffers blommor

Christopher's Flowers!

CANCELLED Kindstugugatan

CLOSED: [2020-11-29 Sun 14:25]

oasis in trees

Omnipollo's Hat

Hokensgata 1A

Restaurang Marcos

Bagdad Cafe

Medditeranean museum

Hotel Skeppsholmen

DONEModerna museet

CLOSED: [2020-11-29 Sun 12:48] done

TODOStockholm Gallery district in Vanadisplan

DONEBrod and Salt

CLOSED: [2020-11-29 Sun 12:48] done

DONEArkDes

CLOSED: [2020-11-29 Sun 12:46]

  • Swedish center for architecture and design!

  • Free admission!

DONETunnelbanan

CLOSED: [2020-11-29 Sun 12:47]

Check out the art at every subway station! Do this on a rainy day.

Stockholm Museums 2018

ABBA Museum

Accelerator

contemporary art at Stockholm university

Almgrens silk weaving museum?

Aquaria water museum

Army museum

Artipelag art gallery

Brergius Botanic Garden

Birka Vikingastaden

viking city

Carl Eldh Studio Museum

Museum of Dance and Movement

Drottningholm Palace with the Chinese Pavilion

Edsvik art gallery

Ethnography Museum

Butterfly House Haga Ocean

Fotografiska

Fargfabriken - contemporary art and architecture

Grimsholm Castle

Gustav III's Pavilion

Royal Stables

Haga Park Museum!

Hallwyl museum - von Hallwyl family collection

Hamn museum: the Battle of Staket against russians

National Home Guard museum

Hertha Hillfon - cultural meeting point

Swedish History Museum

Index :: Center for contemporary art

Junibacken - Pippi longstocking's house!

Kungliga Slott - done

Museum of Toys and Collectibles

Royal Armoury - done

Magasin II :: Museum and Foundation for Contemporary Art

Marabouparken Art Gallery : Modern

MC Collection museum - private collection of motorcycles - done

Millesgarden: Carl Milles art museum and sculpture park

DONEModerna Museet ::

CLOSED: [2020-11-29 Sun 12:49] Modern museum! - done

Nationalmuseum :: Sweden national Museum

DONENobel Museum

CLOSED: [2020-11-29 Sun 12:49]

Nordiska Museet

Norrtalje Museum and art Gallery

Olle Olson Hagalund Museum

Swedish Police Museum

Post Museum

Prince Eugen's Waldemarsudde

Pythagoras Industrial Museum

Rosendal Palace

Sigtuna Museum :: Sweden's oldest town

Maritime museum

CANCELLED Skansen

CLOSED: [2020-11-29 Sun 12:49]

:: Swedish open air museum - closed : (

Stadsmuseet

:: City Museum - done?

Statshuset

:: Stockholm City Hall

Sven-Harry's Art Museum

Tekniska Museet

Thiel Gallery

Ulriksdals Palace

Vikingalv

viking expedition?

Ostaiaska museet

museum of far eastern antiquities

DONEGastcafe

CLOSED: [2020-11-29 Sun 12:47] award winning cafe ghosts and stuff

else

Visit CFHill Kina Slott Fotografiska- closed Hellasgarden Vaxholm- maybe next time : ( https://fargfabriken.se/sv/ https://stockholmsspelmuseum.se/ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hagaparken https://www.tennstopet.se/ good restaurant treehotel.se very cool tree hotels https://www.visitstockholm.com/see—do/attractions/brunkebergs-tunnel/ lots of great ideas sweden runestones!

https://www.cfhill.com/ stockholm based ex

πŸ“š Agora node [[things i want to do]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File Things I want to do.md by @evan β˜† πŸ“Ž πŸ€—

⚠️ this is different than [[Things I want to learn]]

πŸ“š Agora node [[to do]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File To Do.md by @protopian β˜† πŸ“Ž

Job applications [[Vibecamp]] debrief [[Vibecamp Future]] Set goals - Complice goals

Reading: [[pull]] [[To Read List]]

Watching:

Learning:

  • Meditation
  • Spiritual practice
  • Wardley mapping

Daily Work

  • Readwise
  • Meditate
  • EK shadow work
  • Walk
  • AT?
  • Write
    • Journal
    • Essays/Short stories
πŸ“š Agora node [[todo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File _notes/todo.md by @bmann β˜† πŸ“Ž

Mainly, things will just link here.

πŸ“œ File posts/todo.md by @flancia.org β˜† πŸ“Ž ✍️ πŸ€—
  • [recurring] Choose one idea of each category currently defined and transcribe it from the doc.
  • Move to post:
    • Write about the idea of the telo-republic. Perhaps change name to latin root.
  • About unicorns:
    • Add a note towards the end about how this is an optimistic look, and every step of the way can fail. Also, it can be used for evil.
    • Clarify a bit the Minsky mention for people who don’t know who he is.
    • Consider removing "who am I and why does my opinion matter".
    • Consider paring down the ML examples section (supervised vs unsupervised).
πŸ“œ File todo.md by @flancian β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️
  • A [[list]].
    • Of things I want/wanted to do.
    • To be strict, this is more of a [[graph]], but you get the idea ;)
    • See also: [[do]], for the alternate (maybe more regular) phrasing, and other nodes such as [[next action]], [[agora plan]].

This is one of those nodes that must begin with an introduction, or if the bullet list in nodes usually serves as introduction, then a pre-introduction :) I have so many todos that my todos often have their own todos. They are distributed around my computers, around my home, around the office.

As of [[2025-03]] I’m making a "fresh start" in the sense that I intend to come back here and actually clean up and order things, and try to keep this in roughly priority order so that the things I’m working on next are roughly towards the top. Let’s see if it works!

[[2025-03]]Β§

  • write in the [[zine]], I’ve been writing in my head for a while and it’s time to do some actual writing?
  • test mastodon [[agora bot]] "fix"
  • fix [[betulagora]]
  • respond to the email from Mike Kupfer.
  • check out the link(s) that [[smurp]] sent to me
  • process his signup to the Agora! which I saw just before leaving for travel, looking forward :)
  • do some small FR for [[bull]]? which one?
  • fill the [[LabΓΆr]] survey

[[2023]] and earlierΒ§

πŸ“œ File todo.md by @goldfishlaser β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”—

TodoΒ§

You can create todos in Foam.

  • This is an example of a todo list item that’s complete
  • This one is not completed yet
  • You can mark it completed by pressing Option+C (or Alt+C) when your cursor is on this line
    • You can also select multiple lines and mark them all at once!
πŸ“œ File todo.md by @gyuri β˜† πŸ“Ž

TodoΒ§

You can create todos in Foam.

  • This is an example of a todo list item that’s complete
  • This one is not completed yet
  • You can mark it completed by pressing Option+C (or Alt+C) when your cursor is on this line
    • You can also select multiple lines and mark them all at once!
πŸ“œ File TODO.org by @jakeisnt β˜† πŸ“Ž

TODOAdd CI

  • Currently the site is built on the client side

  • Add a CI configuration to build the site on upload

TODOAdd 'Edit on GitHub' button

  • Dependent on CI

  • Allows others to open PRs and edit content from GitHub that is then directly added to the site (and incorporated, via CI)

TODOConvert links to archive.org references on push

this way i'll actually have them in the future should be part of a CI job or something; maybe locally in the editor? could take a lot of time though.

TODOdynamically fetch and insert titles into .org files

this way i dont have to retype the title, as i do most of the time. easier to just go back and change it than to have to manually add the title

TODOremove personal info

some config to prevent pages with personal info from showing in public wiki, but allowing me to browse them freely locally https://covilla.life/ cool idea

https://mrshll.com/ https://siraben.github.io/2020/02/20/free-monads.html https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/

πŸ“œ File todo.md by @luciana β˜† πŸ“Ž

TodoΒ§

  • This is an example of a todo list item that’s complete
  • Todo lists are useful for keeping organised and focused
  • This one is not completed yet
  • You can mark it completed by pressing Option+C (or Alt+C) when your cursor is on this line
    • You can also select multiple lines and mark them all at once!
  • When you press enter at the end of a line, it adds a new todo item on the next line
  • This, and more is provided by the Markdown All in One plugin by Yu Zhang
πŸ“œ File todo.md by @olofl β˜† πŸ“Ž

TodoΒ§

  • This is an example of a todo list item that’s complete
  • Todo lists are useful for keeping organised and focused
  • This one is not completed yet
  • You can mark it completed by pressing Option+C (or Alt+C) when your cursor is on this line
    • You can also select multiple lines and mark them all at once!
  • When you press enter at the end of a line, it adds a new todo item on the next line
  • This, and more is provided by the Markdown All in One plugin by Yu Zhang
πŸ“œ File todo.md by @rusp β˜† πŸ“Ž

TodoΒ§

  • This is an example of a todo list item that’s complete
  • Todo lists are useful for keeping organised and focused
  • This one is not completed yet
  • You can mark it completed by pressing Option+C (or Alt+C) when your cursor is on this line
    • You can also select multiple lines and mark them all at once!
  • When you press enter at the end of a line, it adds a new todo item on the next line
  • This, and more is provided by the Markdown All in One plugin by Yu Zhang
πŸ“œ File todo.md by @s5bug β˜† πŸ“Ž

TodoΒ§

  • Add this garden to the Agora
  • Write a [[Ghidra]] plugin to output procedures as individual [[MASM Assembly]] files
  • Finish my contribution of En_Tg to the [[Ocarina of Time]] [[decompilation]] project
  • Finish my addition of a HashMap to cats-collections.
  • Document how I accomplished the Lecture Transcriber written on [[2020-11-02]].
πŸ“œ File pages/TODO.md by @sparql β˜† πŸ“Ž

public:: false

  • DONE Get SPARQL endpoints by query

  • DONE Add to [[SPARQL training course]], more on property paths etc (take from PDFs, it’s lots in PPT)

  • DONE Replace the favicon

  • DOING Add shortcuts to How to use this graph (ore separate page)

  • TODO All pages in the home page should have description collapsed:: true

    • image.png
  • DONE Consider showing ‘All Pages’

  • TODO Show property hierarchy for

    • DONE SKOS-XL
    • TODO CDM

  • {{embed [[BACKLOG]]}}
  • ConditionalΒ§

    • If the repository gets public
      • TODO Restructure so that GitHub readme is outside Logseq folder
    • If it’s decided for a wide promotion
      • TODO Add explanations pertinent to VocBench and other OP-specific elements which wouldn’t normally be present in a general SPARQL tutorial.
  • [[DONE]]
    • DONE CSS - hide elements
      • DONE Remove also favorites form left sidebar
    • DONE Write home page
    • DONE Write tips and tricks by adapting EP Nodebook (why nodebook)
    • DONE Remove Favorites page and other useless elements: for example Settings, Import, Join the community, Help etc. are still published

  • Publication checklist
    • Remove favorites if kept
πŸ“œ File pages/TODO.md by @vera-logseq β˜† πŸ“Ž
  • NOW Veronika, if you or anyone else has loads of time and nothing better to do, it would be handy if someone could go through the slides shared by Sassy in that orientation meeting and condense it into a checklist of actions and references. done:: 1626482875701 later:: 1626482876666 now:: 1626482963613
πŸ“œ File logseq/pages/TODO.md by @vera β˜† πŸ“Ž
  • NOW Veronika, if you or anyone else has loads of time and nothing better to do, it would be handy if someone could go through the slides shared by Sassy in that orientation meeting and condense it into a checklist of actions and references. done:: 1626482875701 later:: 1626482876666 now:: 1626482963613
πŸ“œ File pages/TODO.org by @vera β˜† πŸ“Ž

I'm trying to keep this clean so I actually use it

πŸ“œ File todo.md by @vera β˜† πŸ“Ž
πŸ“œ File todo.md by @agora@botsin.space β˜† πŸ“Ž
πŸ“œ File todo.md by @an_agora@twitter.com β˜† πŸ“Ž
πŸ“œ File TODO.md by @an_agora@twitter.com β˜† πŸ“Ž
πŸ“œ File todo.md by @anagora@matrix.org β˜† πŸ“Ž
πŸ“š Agora node [[twitter todo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File twitter todo.md by @flancian β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

Twitter TodoΒ§

πŸ“š Agora node [[waldo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File content/Waldo.md by @scalingsynthesis β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

Authored by:: [[P- Brendan Langen]]

Waldo is a browser extension that amplifies Google search via advanced operators - scanning all keywords, images, and sentences on each webpage without having to open any links. [[C- Search terms express intentions]], and Waldo’s search matches keywords and highlights as they appear in each sentence from the webpages found.

Waldo’s unique benefit comes from search within Waldo’s own search engine. Users can add on keywords within the search to hone the accuracy of what they are searching for (2:20 mark)

β₯… [[Pasted image 20210918124429.png]]

. [[C- An exploratory search system should help the reader cumulatively gain information]], and Waldo enables this through its design.

Waldo is built almost as a DSL, affording users to improve their level of search depth as time goes on [[C- A DSL enables semantic self-expression]], and Waldo has [[smart defaults so people don’t have to always use semantic self-expression]].

[[P- Geoffrey Litt]]‘s [[Twemex]] offers similar functionality as an override to Twitter’s search.

Waldo also offers on-demand research as a service, an interesting add-on to consider regarding [[roles needed in a decentralized discourse graph]].

This informs [[I- Search as a primitive]], and may speak to the development of a new feature.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/waldo-%E2%80%93-search-less-see-m/codlehhdmfjjenohbcibmhhedmfmefib

https://www.waldo.fyi/

Search enablement.

β₯… [[Pasted image 20210918123446.png]]

Extracting data.

β₯… [[Pasted image 20210918123522.png]]

Focused views.

β₯… [[Pasted image 20210918123618.png]]

πŸ“š Agora node [[we know we have more work to do]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File we-know-we-have-more-work-to-do.md by @neil β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

We Know We Have More Work To DoΒ§

We Know We Have More Work to Do (let’s call it W.K.W.H.M.W.T.D. for short) is the definitive utterance of the social media era, trotted out by executives whenever their companies come in for a public shaming.

– Opinion | Facebook Can’t Be Reformed - The New York Times

The phrase is both a promise and a deflection. It’s a plea for unearned trust β€” give us time, we are working toward progress. And it cuts off meaningful criticism β€” yes, we know this isn’t enough, but more is coming.

– Opinion | Facebook Can’t Be Reformed - The New York Times

[[Facebook]].

πŸ“š Agora node [[what great listeners actually do]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File Readwise/Articles/What Great Listeners Actually Do.md by @protopian β˜† πŸ“Ž

What Great Listeners Actually DoΒ§

rw-book-cover

MetadataΒ§

HighlightsΒ§

  • Instead of thinking of a good listener as a sponge β€”absorbing everything but providing little feedback β€” a skilled listener should be thought of as a trampoline who amplifies and supports a speaker’s thoughts by providing constructive feedback.
  • While many of us have thought of being a good listener being like a sponge that accurately absorbs what the other person is saying, instead, what these findings show is that good listeners are like trampolines. They are someone you can bounce ideas off of β€” and rather than absorbing your ideas and energy, they amplify, energize, and clarify your thinking. They make you feel better not merely passively absorbing, but by actively supporting. This lets you gain energy and height, just like someone jumping on a trampoline.
πŸ“š Agora node [[what would x do]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File What Would X Do.md by @agora@botsin.space β˜† πŸ“Ž
πŸ“œ File What Would X Do.md by @flancian@social.coop β˜† πŸ“Ž
πŸ“š Agora node [[zenodo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File Zenodo.md by @agora@botsin.space β˜† πŸ“Ž
πŸ“š Agora node [[zeta edo]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File Zeta EDO.md by @agora@botsin.space β˜† πŸ“Ž