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I publish public domain graph analysis tools that help people model, document, understand, operate and improve systems without servers, administrators or experts. My papers: https://orcid.org/0009-0001-4480-7776 My code: https://github.com/acodrst
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A tour of this interactive graph: cybergraph.dubberly.com #GregoryBateson #StewartBrand #cybernetics #WilliamSBurroughs #MacyConferences #KenKesey #BrianEno #BuckminsterFuller #LarryPage and #SergeyBrin are all referenced. We have the infrastructure and free software and standards that all can use.

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Before I go offline to finish my paper, I would like to place a marker to establish who has mapped existing fossil fuel feedstocks to something sustainable in detail. Pay particular attention to that 275 million tons/yr of fertilizer we use to feed 8 billion+ people. pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10....

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I should really go here more often, rather than the corporate-owned news organizations. I watched Joan Silver's 1977 film Between the Lines last night, and it reflected the trend of corporate news takeovers. BUT, I have a paper to write, and I need to TCB, for reals, and focus. www.wikinews.org

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I am happy with this refactor. My past efforts on triple.pub and triples.pub are valuable as far as the ideas behind these methods, but this paper will be more direct. It is a small part, but it uses my skills. It passes my litmus test of useful in the future in the context of the #polycrisis. TCB!

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I'm always on the lookout for good #CodingMusic. #moby is often good, but this one remains my favorite. Nasty code, like recursive routines, map/reduce, etc., requires silence, but much of what I do just needs sustained 70%. This fits perfectly (for me, YMMV). archive.org/details/Anas...

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Ah! Fresh air. This is why I find modern political discussion ridiculous. #TomMurphy #DoTheMath #modernity dothemath.ucsd.edu/2024/11/poli...

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This logical map is an excellent example of a concept/decision flowchart. It is fairly agnostic, serving more as a cognitive tool than a lecture. If you work in the #ClimateChange or #collapse space, or are curious about these issues, this is an excellent resource. flowchart.bettercatastrophe.com

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I am resetting my focus. I am reframing my ideas around the wording "logical map" vs. "adaptive analysis". This should be less confusing for people when reading my work. The activity is the same, but the related artifacts are much different. People are more likely to see value in a logical map.

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