My post of the day before yesterday expressed concern about the general dumbing down of discourse and I explicitly linked the desire for simple recipes
atproto made simple: publishing lexicons - underreacted
atproto made simple: publishing lexicons - underreacted
Aporia
The use of "aporia" in the context of Cynefin is influenced by Derrida's “possible-impossible aporias” – aporia is a Greek word meaning impasse, so indirectly puzzle or unanswerable uncertainty, but it has come to refer to a paradox. Derrida described paradoxes that affect issues like giving, hospitality, forgiving and mourning. He argues that according to their internal logic, notions like these are only made possible through their impossibility. - Jacques Derrida (1930—2004)
Novus Ordo Seclorum: The Intellectual Origins of the Co…
This is the first major interpretation of the framing o…
Cynefin: weaving sense-making into the fabric of our world
As part of its landmark Cynefin® at 21 celebrations, Cognitive Edge (now The Cynefin® Company) published Cynefin®: weaving sense-making into the fabric of our world. Purchase the book on our website.
The Depths of Wikipedians—Asterisk
A conversation about yogurt wars, German hymns, tropical cyclones, and the people who make Wikipedia function.
Lexicon Service Docs - at:// pizza thoughts
Riffing on some ways to make network services more legible to humans and machines
Welcome | Yale Grammatical Diversity Project: English in North America
This Project explores syntactic diversity found in varieties of English spoken in North America. By documenting the subtle, but systematic, differences in the syntax of English varieties, it provides a crucial source of data for the development of theories of human linguistic knowledge.
The First and Second Discourses
As one of the most respected translations of this key w…
Lex make a registry - Sri's leaflets
Introducing lexicon.store - an unconventional ATProto Lexicon Registry
MAiD, ableism, cognitive accessibility, and more
This one took a bit to write. The first piece is long (1,600+ words), and intense. But it needed to be said. I'll be interested to hear what you think. You...
Giving Labels More Context - at:// pizza thoughts
A small tweak to the labeling system to allow richer context and annotations
The Lexicon Interop Problem - anuj's leaflets
Competing AT platforms are using different lexicons. Should we be worried?
ATProto explained for a slightly "technical" audience - Foxes
Connecting with your readers on Semble [Patterns of Sensemaking #2] - Cosmik Labs
On how the references you make help your writing find its natural audience