• On the train back from [[Lausanne]] after midnight.
  • Very nice party!
  • [[Agora]]
    • I want to review the [[copyedit]] of [[Agora Chapter]] which I got back on Thursday.
      • Unsure how many pomodoros this will be, likely several?
        • one
        • two
        • three
        • [[Agora Chapter Final]] has a link to the publication version, thank you [[Rob]] for copyediting and improving and everybody involved in the [[PKG Book]]!
    • I want to code a bit.
      • Maybe install [[manim]] and something like it better geared towards doing large graph visualizations and start playing?
      • Ended up reading about [[networkx]], [[igraph]], [[graph tool]] — all interesting. [[networkx]] is all python, whereas the others are python libraries calling to a C++ implementation and scale better (at least this applies to [[graph tool]] IIRC.)
      • [[bokeh]] also looks very nice and it seems to provide a path to interactive visualizations, which sound like a must to me
      • [[3d force graph]] in javascript/client side also are probably worth experimenting with, although I’m unsure if it’ll work any better than regular [[force graph]] for the large full-Agora graph.

Suddenly you find yourself in an Agora.

Ahead of you there’s a [[fork]].

[[The Agora is a garden of forking paths]].

=> [[Agora Space]]

2023-02-26

• Spent some time on [[Ways to reclaim the stacks]]

  • looking at [[Governable Stacks against Digital Colonialism]], [[Platform socialism]], [[Internet for the People]] today
  • trying to get my head around some way of usefully pooling all these together

• Got a half hearted setup on Boox with termux and Emacs so I can edit commonplace. Wait actually it’s vim for now. (Ironically, couldn’t exit Emacs - keeps on trying to save a file when quitting.)