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claire l. evans.md

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+# claire l. evans
+
+- a [[person]].
+  - [[writer]] [[singer]]
+  - [[the architecture of computer programming]]
+  - [[broad band: the untold story of the women who made the internet]]
+

journal/2022-01-03.md

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 - [[write]] [[roadmaps]]
   - [[flancia 2022]]
     - [[agora 2022]]
-      - [[towards a knowledge commons]]
+      - finish / redo [[agora protocol]], in particular the old Google Doc that is still the best looking and had potential for collaboration!
+    - [[towards a knowledge commons]]
+- I liked [[the architecture of computer programming]].
+- [[start writing]]
+- [[gwern]] uses:
+  - [[liferea]] as a [[rss]] reader
+  - [[arbtt]] to track time

murs a pêches.md

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+# murs a pêches
+

narrative.md

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+# narrative
+
+- a [[mode]].
+- a [[thing]].

start writing.md

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+# start writing
+
+Where do I [[start writing]]? As I write in the Agora I feel like I might be finding it harder and harder to know where to start individual pieces, and where to end them; it might have to do with the fact that I've spent the last two years focused on cross-linking (building relationships) more than in longer form writing. Perhaps this focused has reshaped my brain somewhat; or perhaps writing has always been hard, and this is just a [[narrative]].

starting writing.md

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+# starting writing
+
+- [[pull]] [[start writing]]
+

the architecture of computer programming.md

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+# the architecture of computer programming
+
+- an [[essay]].
+  - by [[claire l. evans]] == [[claire evans]]
+  - recommended by [[olofl]].
+  - [[go]] https://thereboot.com/the-architecture-of-computer-programming/
+    - [[murs a pêches]]
+    - [[push]] [[christopher alexander]]
+        - [[the quality without a name]]
+        - "each [[pattern]] describes a [[problem]] which occurs over and over again in our environment, and then describes the core of the [[solution]] to that problem, in such a way that you can use this solution a million times over, without ever doing it the same way twice." 
+        - [[living structure]]
+    - [[decentralized web summit]]
+      - "Attendance seemed to be split between [[early Web pioneers]] and [[graduate students]]. The former had retained their [[idealism]], or reclaimed it. The latter hoped to solve for whatever mistakes their forebears made. I felt the intervening generation’s absence like a crater."
+    - [[are.na]] == [[arena]]
+

towards a knowledge commons.md

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 # towards a knowledge commons
 
 - a [[draft]].
+  - [[pull]] [[commons]] [[knowledge commons]]
 
+As we enter [[2022]], I believe we are in a better position than ever to accomplish many great things as a society -- and this goes for many definitions of society, up to and including perhaps the most important, that as society as the group of all humans[^1]. In particular I believe that we are entering a renaissance of the internet that will enable it to deliver on the promise of a distributed commons that stalled somewhat in the last fifteen years due to the success of [[anti disintermediation]] as effected by interested parties. But hopefully you won't have to take my belief at face value; let me try to show you why I think what I think.
+
+[^1]: I would