• via Gordon Brander’s The Knowledge Ecology, a great Alan Kay quote:
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    • Gordon actual goes on to disagree with this slightly
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  • PocketBase an all-in-one app backend, with database, auth, files, and an admin dashboard
  • The miracle of the commons I have had open in tab, Philipp Krüger posted it to #Fission
    • It covers my pet peeve: that tragedy of the commons doesn’t say that commons don’t work, but rather that they need to be managed
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    • The article itself is focused on natural resources like endangered species, but does a good job of highlighting #Ostrom and explaining how problematic #Hardin’s (racist) scarcity mindset is
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  • Ok I made a first draft of open source and the tragedy of the commons
  • Talking to Lance Tracey about Post Web which is what I was mentioning to #Noosphere too
    • People are putting graphs online so that they can exist in a naming space where other people can link to stable URIs — to participate in the web, search crawling, social links, etc etc
    • Like in part the “job to be done” is getting your stuff onto the web
    • But getting it onto the web isn’t the job itself
    • So if Noosphere can give us stable content addresses and names — and a way to communicate / link between people — that’s the #JTBD!
    • Search, discovery, and (human) communication as “the” features
    • Originally posted to the Noosphere Discord
  • LLMs: a bleak future ahead?

    • I suspect that barring urgent intervention, within two decades, most of interactions on the internet will be fake.

    • This is where Fred Wilson’s Sign Everything comes in — cryptographic proof of human:

      • I think we will need to sign everything to signify its validity. When I say sign, I am thinking cryptographically signed, like you sign a transaction in your web3 wallet.