• I'm an [[sre]] at [[google]]; you should know that about me.
• If you have any concerns about my employment, I'd love to discuss them! I believe that [[google]] is a [[good company]] to work for, but I'm interested on feedback. If nothing else I can try to pass it along! But I'd love to also learn from it.

• asked [[william gibson]] over Twitter, I'm a fan, of course he doesn't have to respond.
• this is a [[short]] story of sorts I've been meaning to write.

• I am behind on all social networks and chat platforms, but I will try to always stay up to date with [[matrix dms]] and [[agora journals]].
• Apologies for any destructive delay!

• What I mean with this is: I will be reading your journals and trying to learn your communication style with good intentions.

• I'll try to learn from you and help you and others.

• [[yoga with x]]

• [[mycorrhiza]]
  • [[push]] [[hypha]]
    • https://mycorrhiza.wiki/help/en/hypha#Hypha_names pull

[[Maya]] has an article related to [[Oblique Strategies]] and [[tarot for thought]] - introducing randomness into chaos: culture, oblique strategies, and tarot for… (shared by Maya in hypothesis annotation to my journal from yesterday, thanks Maya!)

I wonder out loud if there is any linkage between [[Law of Requisite Variety]] and the [[pluriverse]], [[Nested-I]], [[Ubuntu Rationality]] stuff from [[Free, Fair and Alive]].

• e.g. if I think of the [[Agora]] / [[FedWiki]] and [[Wikipedia]] contrast, and the claim that [[Multiple voices are better than one]], then I think that multiple voices is more variety, and then more able to provide the variety needed to adequately navigate complex questions of coordination. And the flattening of voices in to one is an unhelpful reduction of variety.
• On the flip side, too much variety leads to a [[cacophony of voices]].
• I can not claim to know enough about either space to know if this is bollocks or not. Gut says worth exploring.

Listening: [[Platform Socialism and Web3]]. Great stuff (the platform socialism more of interest to me than the web3, but chat around that is interesting too.)

Listening: [[Nathan Schneider, Pt. 2 (Blockchain Governance)]]

• [[New technologies are more likely to amplify the inequalities and the injustices of a society than to undo them]]
• [[Structurally decentralized technologies do not guarantee decentralized power]].