garden/journal/2023-02-21.md

• 21 means Building Bridges in the #Flancia Pattern Language.
  • It took me a while to realize that Flancia is a Pattern Language, but there it is. 17
• Work ~ Google
  • Maybe my last Wednesday at Google if I get fired as part of the layoffs; I estimate the earliest they could happen is 27 February, with 3 March being most likely based on my current knowledge.
• Flancia
  • Sides
    • In Flancia there are two sides,
    • two sides which are many,
    • like those in the human brain
    • and in our collectives
  • Open Letters
    • Open Letter to Google
    • Open Letter to the Agora
  • Las Jaras
    • Tengo dos jaras
    • que son tres,
    • pegan cuatro,
    • dan cinco.

V fixed https://agor.ai, is doing awesome stuff in the containers space.

I want to work on:

• Try elsewhere, a button that in anagora.org would send the user to the same node on agor.ai (which is the more modern containerized Agora, and is slated to actually be an Agora Network: it will serve/redirect to services including different Agoras in its subdomains.)
• Autopush, as evidenced by the optimistic structure of the Agora Protocol section above.
  • This also means (only due to polysemy) autopushing bot activity to git, which I also want to do.
• Executable Subnodes, which IIRC are close to ship (with an allowlist).
  • Which should yield features like primes/ and site navigation maybe? I've been thinking 'previous' and 'next' could be done as executable subnodes for the fun of it?
  • But maybe I should not fool around so much and navigation should just go in, say, providers.py, as we need a regex determining which script to run for dates.
  • Then again executable subnodes would be cool for artsy stuff, like generating text (e.g. generative poems) or images ('use js to write to a canvas straight in your garden').
• Various bug fixes I've been meaning to do for a while, like the Mastodon bot writing links/text in a format that reads a bit better and preserves wikilinks (!) and not autopulling the stoa as it's unfortunately too distracting given the focus-grabbing (could this be fixed instead?).