“What’s missing is the thing we had for structured data. But for… all of this.”
Multimodal Data Management: The Inevitable Category?
Diaphorum 1.5: Primitive Forms of Argument
MSRP: Replace spacetime + Markov dynamics with something simpler that still predicts everything.
1. The MIDS Philosophy of Decentralized Development
MIDS---Merge / Integrate / Dogfood / Ship---forms a lightweight philosophy for decentralized development: a way for many autonomous contributors to create coherent products without heavy process or centralized gatekeeping. Each step defines a distinct layer of responsibility, with pronouns that map the flow of agency from individual to collective.
ROY: Research Object YAML
ROY is a compressed, human-first representation of RO-Crates in YAML. / It preserves all identifiers needed to reconstruct the original JSON-LD, but it presents them in a way that feels closer to a datasheet or a BibTeX entry.
IPFS Open Source Collaboration on a Mac
This tutorial guides technically sophisticated Mac users (not necessarily developers) through setting up a fully open-source, non-crypto toolchain for decentralized collaboration using IPFS.
The Meta-Cognitive Grid: Where Human and AI Agents Learn to Work Together.
The MCG integrates data trust, intent modeling, and semantic negotiation into a shared cognitive substrate. It supports not just interoperability—but mutual understanding.
Fractal Data Lakehouse: A Recursive Interface for the Age of AI
Fractal Data Lakehouse merges the scalable raw data capabilities of a data lake with the structured analytical power of a data warehouse, governed by fractal principles—recursive, self-similar patterns across space (geography), time (history), and people (identity).
✉️ AIGORA Consigliere MVP Idea 1: Email Helper
“What if your inbox wasn’t a to-do list, but a map of who and what you trust?”
✈️ AIGORA Design Fiction: The Trip to Anywhere
Custodial AI – The family’s shared memory steward. Holds intent over time. Carries the family’s moral ledger.
Deaf Spots (ChatGPT on Y Combinator)
In a sense, that's exactly what we’re doing when we look for the most disruptive ideas: we’re searching for the fixed points in the system—the things it won’t change, can’t change, because everything else depends on them.
iHack, therefore iBlog 
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