#brainbug — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #brainbug, aggregated by home.social.
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Super Star Wars (1994) is a canceled PC port of the SNES classic, developed by Brain Bug and produced by Softgold. Despite its cancellation, the game remains a beloved piece of retro gaming history, celebrated for its technical achievements and immersive experience. The soundtrack, composed by Thomas Egeskov Pedersen, elevates the adventure with iconic Star Wars themes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkdfdgZm3n0
#SuperStarWars #BrainBug #Softgold #RetroGaming #Music #VGM #GameMusic
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A Brain Bug has arrived on earth and taken control of all spiders and insects, how would you destroy them all?
#CriticalQuestions #Quiz #PubQuiz #BrainBug #Control #Spiders #Insects #Destroy #StarshipTroopers #StayHome #StaySafe #StayHomeStaySafe
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#brainBug : the reason "semantic tags" appear so powerful is because a tag *indicates the presence of something*, whereas a link (also) indicates *refering to something*.
Framed like this, there‘s two distinct operations here that can have different meaning and enhance the discrimination of what we are doing when we add structure to our text.
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I say „hypothetical structure“ because of my recent #brainBug about the "assistance constraint" - when software forces us to hardcore commit to structure in advance we get issues. Software should *suggest* and give us the *freedom* to constraint - but that doesn‘t mean it can‘t make suggestions and provide hypothetical structure build along time and semantics for example, just to help us actually develop that structure without getting lost.
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#brainBug : the "hypothesis assistance constraint" - an automatic reasoning system of any kind deployed on a #pkm notes knowledge graph should only ever *speculate* about possible associations between files, possible questions and knowledge holes, and points of investigation - and the UX should force the user to engage with the hypothesis deeply enough to not fall to confirmation bias and trust the machine implicitly.
#logseg shows there is power in mentioned association presented by default.
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A #brainBug from using #Tana tentatively for knowledge management as a side effect of using it to track open loops: most "atomic notes" actually fit comfortable into three sentences at most. Everything after this is already induction and often mashes observations, conditionals and conclusions together. You can actually separate those… assuming your system semantic is ontologically powerful enough. You really need tracking and high discoverability to not loose the plot with so many nodes.
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What would be a cool geeky mastodon app feature for #pkm idea incubation - mark a toot, and it goes into a cue. You get spaced repetition presentations of the toot some time later.
That gives you time to think and produce a response to something someone else said later, without the risk of forgetting to answer.
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Morning #brainBug for some public discussion about #ToolsForThoughtDesign - if you dig into the history of outliners, you find a bunch of older tools that used XMPP (then later JSON) to store the tree data structure, and where nodes could hold further metadata fields.
I.e. https://treeline.bellz.org
Might it be worth revisiting those ideas to address part of the space where knowledge work uses databases and structured information and linking between these files and .md/.org/.norg ?