stayed up until >3AM yesterday evening, like a youngster (?).
[[agora bridge]]
[[agora server]]
[[agora bot]]
disabled hashtags in moa party room as per user request
TODO think about whether to merge back [[agora bot matrix]] repo into [[agora bridge]], it’s awkward that it’s the only bot in a separate repo. this makes it harder to share code.
[[flancia meet]]
[[codex]]
thought about my [[self]] today, did some [[maintenance]].
[[jitsi]]
[[yoga with x]]
DONE [[opt in]]
[[kasra]]
[[real ez cheese]]
TODO [[eap]]
[[flancia meet]]
I find sudowrite a little intriguing. Remembering that college assignment where another team member gamely wrote draft answers for every question of the group assignment, and I followed behind replacing every one he’d written — because first draft psychological blocks are that hard… [[shitty first drafts]], [[anne lamott]] teaches us. computer first drafts?
Finally cleared off my desk, ordered a trackpad, and… can’t bring myself to buy a new desk chair, so we’re working on the theory this one was just misadjusted. (The "ain’t straight, can’t sit straight" thing is real)
social.coop tech working group working session yesterday was fun, like mob ops or something. With Eduardo and Akshay. Mostly just figuring out how to get new people added to [[pass]].
Had a cool moment yesterday where recent readings (Neither Vertical Nor Horizontal, Red Plenty, Half-Earth Socialism and P2P Accounting for Planetary Survival) all seemed to coalesce into the same space in my head.
Basically [[Half-Earth Socialism]] seems to be suggesting we need some planetary level planning system for avoiding climate collapse. [[Red Plenty]] gives some food for thought on what can go badly wrong with central planning. [[P2P Accounting for Planetary Survival]] investigates technology like distributed ledgers for a kind of middle that sits in between top-down coordination and horizontal freedom of activity. [[Neither Vertical Nor Horizontal]] is all about that need for a mix of strategies in the face of climate crisis.
One of the hardest things for getting people away from [[legacy social media]] is simply [[network effects]] - if everyone else is on a platform, itβs hard to convince people to move away from it.
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