Edu Neve

Curating repertoires, instruments and modes of existence.

En Español: @eduaneve

[Edu Neve @edu_neve]

@syncretizm @codexeditor @tana_inc Something I find very useful is that if I understand correctly, you can combine multiple templates and then delete a field from an instance without affecting the template/supertags. It keeps everything relevant - a challenge in other database systems.

[Edu Neve @edu_neve]

@jackrusher @Mappletons @tana_inc Kind of between schemas and ontologies, as Tana does some inheritance reasoning of the "is_a" properties.

[Edu Neve @edu_neve]

@Mappletons @tana_inc @heikohaller https://t.co/I9tYx5DMTw
https://t.co/AsroLplEZt

[Edu Neve @edu_neve]

@Mappletons @tana_inc Two really interesting theses that I think not many people are aware of:
- Personal Knowledge Models with Semantic Technologies, by Max Völkel
- User interfaces for Personal Knowledge Management with Semantic Technologies by @heikohaller

[Edu Neve @edu_neve]

@Mappletons I had seen philosophers curious about object oriented programming, but I didn't know applied ontologists were into Harman's work. I'm a big fan. Here's an interesting short blog post about the terminology of "object-oriented" in philosophy and computing: https://t.co/RvwZHGlb7w

[Edu Neve @edu_neve]

@beh_zod @andy_matuschak Maybe the things that you can compress cognitively have already been through a previous stage of embodiment?

In other words, maybe the more something has already been embodied, the more it can be compressed?

[Edu Neve @edu_neve]

Jorn Bettin is a great inspiration for bringing neurodiversity into the cosmopolitics project. Recently featured in the Design Justice Network:
https://t.co/PsKPhlNqoI

[Athens 🏛 @AthensResearch]

Happy birthday – Athens is one year old 🥳

https://t.co/f6VoBNS2uZ

[Edu Neve @edu_neve]

@flancian @SolomonNaim Thanks! I like the concept of utopoi. I also believe that "spaces influence the interactions that happen within them"

[Rob Kitchin @RobKitchin]

Our aim with Slow Computing was to detail practical & political individual and collective interventions for living more balanced digital lives, framed within an ethics of digital care grounded in notions of time & data sovereignty https://t.co/Q7NkC2L42V

[Edu Neve @edu_neve]

@flancian Thanks! I just joined Anagora's Matrix room. It's fab!

[Edu Neve @edu_neve]

The principle of charity, introduced to me by @flancian, could be applied to writing as well as reading.

"The likelihood of a meeting of minds through language depends on the willingness of both the reader and writer to work together" (Adler and Doren in "How to read a book")

[Alasdair Rae @undertheraedar]

and, as a little experiment, I did one with just spikes - no land. I think this makes it easier to see some places - e.g. check out New Zealand or Hawaii, or even Reykjavík if you look closely.

[Edu Neve @edu_neve]

This resonates with the principle of granular modularity in collaborative learning

[Azlen @azlenelza]

5/ Nested Learning Groups

Imagine a longer research project with a core group of participants from which spawns shorter-term subgroups researching specific directions or tasks associated the larger overall research.

[Edu Neve @edu_neve]

@flancian Have you seen https://t.co/z2Wp1BtuCo

[Edu Neve @edu_neve]

@Mappletons @RoamResearch Cool! @heikohaller has been developing very rich 2D drag and drop zoomable interfaces for over a decade. For example @imapping_tool and @InfinityMaps
I definitely recommend checking out his work

[Edu Neve @edu_neve]

@RobertHaisfield If you convert the outline to an OPML format you can then drag and drop to most mindmap tools.

I like @simplemindapp because it lets you switch between mindmap and outline mode.

To convert text outlines into OPML: https://t.co/huy6AzvkOV

Also, @rem_note exports to OPML

[Edu Neve @edu_neve]

@azlenelza True! I've been having this experience browsing the file system with @raskinformac

[Edu Neve @edu_neve]

@worldbrain I'd vote for Devonthink. I'd like to be able to search and store a copy of the Memex index within Devonthink. An open source alternative with the same workflow would be Zotero.