The Littoral Toolbox will be a distributed data platform designed to enable the interdisciplinary, AI-powered research central to Littoral Science. By prioritizing verifiable datasets, the Toolbox will provide the foundation for trusted collaboration, both between human researchers and AI systems.
How to Build LightDash from Source
LightDash is a super-cool Open Source business intelligence tool built on top of DBT (which I think of as node for SQL). While it is distributed as open source, the usual way to deploy it locally is by simply running a docker container. If you want to actually built lightdash directly from source yourself, you... Continue Reading →
MissionalTrails.app: Pokémon GO Into All The Nations
"Where there is no vision, the people perish" -- Proverbs 29:18a (KJV) In our breakout session at the "hope" Kingdom Networking event, Tim Svboda of YWAM SF taught us that "Information creates Vision creates Mobilization creates Transformation." In particular, it is incredibly helpful to know the the ratio and distribution of: ethne: people groups, cultural touch points evangel: churches,... Continue Reading →
TBC 2: From Platforms to Governance
In our first installment on Transforming the Bay with Christ (TBC), we talked about how platforms enable us to tackle problems and markets too big for any one entity to manage directly. Because of that, though, it is much harder to create a successful platform than it is to create a successful program. In this installment, we will talk about how to do that.
Leopard UNIX Links
Since someone else asked, I figured I'd capture a list of UNIX-related resources for Leopard (Mac OS X v10.5). Apple - Mac OS X Leopard - Technology - UNIX UNIX Development on Mac OS X Apple - Open Source Apple - Mac OS X Server - Technology - Xgrid Apple - Mac OS X Leopard... Continue Reading →
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