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ntnsndr

@ntnsndr@social.coop

Teaching and writing media studies at CU Boulder. Helping to build a cooperative fediverse with Social.coop. Fan of democratic experiences and divine mysteries. Co-leading e2c.how, metagov.org, start.coop, wagingnonviolence.org, zebrasunite.org.

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The only good thing AI does is help decipher whale language

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It's out! On KGNU radio in Colorado and as a podcast, my interview with Anjali and James Young, founders of Collab.Land—on their into a token-enabled co-op: https://lookslikenew.net/podcast/how-do-you-give-a-technology-to-its-community/

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Thanks to @Matt_Noyes and @geosocialcoop for this fabulous interview with Brazilian philosopher Euclides Mance on liberation theology, solidarity economy, and the perils of switching from PHP to Java. This is a great gift to us mono-lingual English speakers.

https://geo.coop/articles/liberation-economist-part-1

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I haven't read this yet but I LOVE the title: "Legalize Global Co-ops"! https://ia800204.us.archive.org/24/items/santosh-kumar-icde-april-2-2024-submitted/SantoshKumar_ICDE_April2_2024_submitted.pdf

Via @platformcoop

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I just learned about scrolling window managers. Are they really so great?

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Are Hylo and @karrot folks talking to each other about governance design? @tibetsprague @nick

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So far, are AI chatbots saving you work or giving you more to do?

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@rose_alibi @JeffC1956 It is really hard. I am in awe of what they can do, in some respects, but I also assume that any email I'm not willing to write myself is probably not worth writing.

That said, this is a world that demands many emails be written that are not worth writing.

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Jeopardy, but where you have to explain the context of a random line from Calvin and Hobbes.

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Maybe the question of whether a system is governable matters more than whether it is open.

Illustration by Darija Medic. More in

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Ooh I just noticed that the PolicyKit website is much improved—nice work @axz and team! https://policykit.org/

ntnsndr,
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@light @axz decentralized in what sense? That word can mean nearly anything. The project is open-source and plausibly self-hostable, I believe.

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@axz @light That's phenomenal. Thank you for sharing!

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Turns out when you build a co-op news org, you get awesome coverage of co-ops.

New from the @coloradosun: A workers’ co-op rises from the remains of a Colorado mushroom farm https://coloradosun.com/2024/05/19/undocumented-workers-sand-dunes-mushroom-co-op/

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If you wanted to build a database/website on Notion but then instead wanted to do it in a portable, FLOSS-y way, how would you do it?

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Back home after a very busy week in San Francisco. I spoke with @caseynewton, @mmasnick, @harrymccracken, @laurengoode, @chrismessina, @Markoff and so many others. In an age where the old web is gradually getting killed off by AI, there is still hope for the future in the shape of the fediverse.

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@Gargron @caseynewton @mmasnick @harrymccracken @laurengoode @chrismessina @Markoff Ooh that is a great set of folks! You certainly got a very skewed impression of our strange country.

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Just announced! After years of work collecting the work of many dozens of contributors around the world, the Beautiful Solutions are coming to your bookshelf: https://orbooks.com/catalog/beautiful-solutions/

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Important reporting by @natashalennard on the academic crackdown, from colleagues of mine in the US to the destruction of Gaza's universities: https://theintercept.com/2024/05/16/university-college-professors-israel-palestine-firing/

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Want to see where the internet is stored?

I'm doing an event at the Internet Archive on June 8 in San Francisco: https://lu.ma/governable-spaces-sf

Featuring Yasmine El Baggari (Hylo), Emeline Brule (Sequoia Fabrica), Shamika Klassen (Afrofuturistic speculation)

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I am noticing, in a discussion on indigeneity, how my own lineage of exile, migration, and diaspora makes me more comfortable trusting trans-territorial networks than territorial states.

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@jonny totally. Though land-centered non-state Indigenous perspectives can be anarchist too. I am just seeing how there is wisdom both in land-centeted stewardship traditions and network-centered diasporas.

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If you own a Tesla, your car is covered in cameras that take images reviewed by Tesla employees, who share them with each other, joke about them, and make them into memes.

https://www.reuters.com/technology/tesla-workers-shared-sensitive-images-recorded-by-customer-cars-2023-04-06/

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@evacide the tesla owns you

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ipns://vitalik.eth/general/2021/09/26/limits.html
https://vitalik.eth.link/general/2021/09/26/limits.html
This was an interesting read

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@strypey @silverpill @lain @Hyolobrika @Sarosa @teknomunk I think it depends on what you mean by "algorithmic governance." Constitutional elections are an algorithm, too. I tend to think healthy governance finds the right balance of algorithmic systems and culture.

The argument of my critique is that over-reliance on economic incentives is a danger and ends up constraining the possibilities of governance designs—leaning too hard on algorithm and crowding out culture/values/humans.

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Is the Apple backlash finally coming? Time fop The Year of the Linux Smartphone?

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@Sandra yeah, true, but Linux + surveillance

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