John ~Wobbly~ @KingMob@refactorcamp.org

Politics is not just for the mid-terms! If you have been energised/radicalised and are looking for some way to continue helping, ProgCode (join.progco.de) are a group of progressive coders and non-coders, working on tech for political change.

You don't need to be a coder to join, there's lots of ways for people of any background to help out, just fill out the registration form and get involved!

My own project, Wobbly (21st century worker's power), has been massively helped by ProgCode

David Bowie's Station to Station, but Business to Business

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or are they abstract dimensions, where they aren't attached to a real world phenomena, it just makes it easier to say, this structure is 7 X, 4 Y, 3 Z, 2 W, 12 A, 3 B, 6 C ?

What does it mean to say that thoughts are 7-dimensional structures in the brain? (as I've seen in headlines of new scientist articles that I am too cheap to pay for)

I'm familiar with 3 spacial dimensions, and a 4th time one. Time crystals are 4-dimensional structures in that they repeat like animated gifs. So viewed in 4 dimensions they're static.

What are the next 3 dimensions in this model? Are they things like magnetic intensity, rate of repeating etc?

Politics is not just for the mid-terms! If you have been energised/radicalised and are looking for some way to continue helping, ProgCode (join.progco.de) are a group of progressive coders and non-coders, working on tech for political change.

You don't need to be a coder to join, there's lots of ways for people of any background to help out, just fill out the registration form and get involved!

My own project, Wobbly (21st century worker's power), has been massively helped by ProgCode

Are there any funny mastodon instances? I'm ok with problematic, but not looking for that especially

2014 was the first year when more than half of all Americans owned a smartphone. The information age came to an end, and we entered the info-motion age.

This has been your LinkedIn Content™ for today

You can't be confident unless you know who you are. That goes for people, companies, countries, social movements, everything

(Manual retoot from @tao ) "what are your favorite platforms for decentralized decision-making? #loomio has cool voting features, but it seems like you can't organise threads into categories. discourse might be better for discussion but with limited polling features. what do you use and why?"

This is for my project https://wobbly.app , we're looking for a medium speed communication service (i.e. slower than discord, faster than github)

I'm starting a new project next week, a collaboration with a local solidarity network. My aim is for us to build up a shared vocabulary of the situation they're in, and to save them more time than talking to me uses up!

My theory on #fbpe and #resist : people who came of age in the end of history have taken the return of history really badly

The world needs to hear my thoughts about concepts! No wait... They need to hear what I think about thoughts about concepts! No wait they ne-

The last one is just because it mentions ProgCode

http://notesfrombelow.org/article/an-introduction-to-wobbly

Latest news on Wobbly, Techno-syndicalism, convocational development, meta-systemic global institutions

I'm a big fan of people being late for meetings with me, gives me a status bump at the start and some time to draft emails

Web 3.0 is bigger than blockchain. The way I'm thinking about it at the moment is, web 2.0's relationship with media is what web 3.0's relationship with power will be

The commentators of the British press are a funny bunch. 1% understand systematic logic, and use it in good faith. 9% understand systematic logic, but pretend not to so they can weaponise a false ignorance. The rest live in associational land, and it's actually criminal that their output doesn't have some sort of warning sign that it will make you stupider.

#introduction Probably the most interesting thing for the refactor community though, is the development methodology we're aiming to use: The Convocation.
I've written up an outline, which explains the method and gives some background on development methodologies as a whole: https://bananananaba.com/Creating-Worlds.html

#introduction philosophy graduate, freelance software developer living in Newcastle, UK. I run the local tech4good meetup, but my main pro-social tech project is Wobbly, a syndicalist app. Our github: https://github.com/Wobbly-App/techno-syndicalism I'm always up for talking about it so if it interests you even slightly send me a message