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Just found some digital tilework I made pixel-by-pixel in high school:
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I once thought of this in terms of psychocartographical space: https://www.clinamenic.com/publications/A-Rhapsody-on-Neurodiversity
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Knowledge gardening with notes on Keynes' General Theory, using a variant of the folgezettel method for zettelkasten. https://www.clinamenic.com/notes/r-JK-GT-Hub
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Haha someone said the same thing on twitter, are you @Jetsfan42O ?
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Wow, just rediscovered the dendritic illustrations of Spanish neuroscientist Santiago Ramon y Cajal.
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Today I'm excited to release IPCM: InterPlanetary CID Mapping, a smart contract solution for dynamic IPFS data. IPCM is a simple smart contract that stores an IPFS CID reference which anyone can read but owner the owner of the contract can update it. Something we encountered quite a bit at Pinata is user frustration with updating content on IPFS. For images or json files it just meant re-uploading the file and getting a new CID. However for websites shared on IPFS it was way worse. Today solutions like IPNS exist but prove to be slow, complicated, and lack an accessible history. With IPCM you can update the CID reference on the contract, then anyone can read it. The contract uses the Ownable extension so only the owner of the contract can write to it, giving a level of identity tied to the content being updated. There is also an event fired every time the content is updated, so if indexed with a tool like Ponder you can have an onchain version history. IPCM is MIT licensed and open sourced
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Or I guess even .ar.io is beholden to whoever acts as registrar for .io - but domain names aside, actual site hosting could be distributed?
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Yes I've been wanting to do this for a while! Still just don't really understand how (I know you've shared some examples before, but I haven't really grokked it yet). Is it really possible to have a site be hosted in a completely distributed fashion like this? Beholden, I suppose, only to domain extension registrar (e.g. squarespace could maybe block usage of my .com extension, but .ar.io could still work in that case?)
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I've been using Arweave to host all the reference files for my zettelkasten! https://www.clinamenic.com/zettelkasten#file-storage
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Oh is that a nickname for it? Pretty sure this variation is “pearl and jade”
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New drawing: "Pothos on Granite Plane"
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Just found some digital tilework I made pixel-by-pixel in high school:
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Cool! So this site is hosted on Arweave?
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lol protocol burn
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