• [[agora server]]
  • [[caching]] experiments

• [[flancia meet]]
  • #push [[anchors]]
    • I’d been thining about anchors due to [[obsidian block anchors]] and the topic came up again today; [[bouncepaw]] is thinking about many of the same things. We decided to try to work on [[anchors]] together; try to agree on shared conventions.
    • [[anchors]] for me generalize to the problem of transmitting [[context]], [[scope]]. I’ve been exploring these problems with [[push]] and [[pull]].
• caught up with [[metasj]] in the evening too, about the [[commons]] and [[shared pools]].

• #push [[hubs]]
  • [[mozilla hubs]]

• [[identity]]
• [[lady burup]]

• https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1487452619710812167 pull
• https://pinafore.social/statuses/107706639651632416 == https://social.coop/@flancian/107706638618523252

• [[cleanup]]
• [[chat]]
• [[chat]]
• [[yoga]]
• [[matrix bot]]
  • took a break, see above :)
  • with ten minutes left, let’s see…
  • (now writing this in [[logseq]])
  • #push [[maubot]]
    • [[setup]] https://docs.mau.fi/maubot/usage/setup/index.html pull
    • [[alembic]]
    • liking the experience so far
    • installed plugins: collapsed:: false
      • https://github.com/maubot/rss
      • https://github.com/maubot/ping
      • #push [[agora bot matrix]]
        • is now up and running in [[agora discuss]] and [[agora development]]
        • based it on https://github.com/TomCasavant/RedditMaubot which is a bit of a joke bot, but as an example it was good enough ;) and MIT licensed
        • in its own git repo for now, might just move all code to [[agora bridge]] so it coexists with social media bots though?

Reading [[Platform socialism]]. First chapter was a good intro, the next two are pretty heavy, focusing on the problems with Facebook and Airbnb. I get that it’s necessary for a thesis, if you’re going to propose something new then you need to examine what’s currently wrong. That’s fine but no longer new to me, and sometimes a bit draining just hearing about the problems. But the author stated early on that they will go on to discuss their proposals for how to change things. I’m eager to get to these parts.

[[I dislike big tech]]. Surprise!

• This will be my first "I dislike" page. Let’s see how it pans out. I don’t particularly want to spend lots of time documenting things that I don’t like, I’d generally prefer a more positive approach. I guess it’s more of a starting point for exploring claims as to what’s wrong with big tech.

Not without its rough edges, all this like/dislike stuff, but still finding it fruitful and definitely maintain that the best thing about personal wikis are the personal opinions. Will plough on and see where it ends up.

Addendum to the above: the best thing about reading other people’s personal wikis are the opinions. For sure. But in your own personal wiki, not having opinions on things is fine I think. Because you might just be learning about something.

[[Boris Johnson is a liar]].

[[Spotify is going to ruin podcasting]].