#polycentric — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #polycentric, aggregated by home.social.
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Climate-scale AI cannot be governed under vendor sovereignty. No single jurisdiction will accept another's audit log as authoritative.
Polycentric architecture under a shared OAR canonical schema is the only structure that scales.
Sovereign Futures, Vol VI.
https://mickai.co.uk/articles/planetary-sovereign-intelligence-evolutionary-leap
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does anybody on here have any experience with #polycentric? by futo? is it sensible for a non techy?
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Polycentric Governance tends to Outperform Traditional Capitalist Governance. Read how Elinor Ostrom’s rules for governing the commons is combined with polycentricity to create a more effective governance system in a Commons Capital Entity. Go to: https://commonscapitalism.com/polycentric-governance/
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Polycentric Governance tends to Outperform Traditional Capitalist Governance. Read how Elinor Ostrom’s rules for governing the commons is combined with polycentricity to create a more effective governance system in a Commons Capital Entity. Go to: https://commonscapitalism.com/polycentric-governance/
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My views alt socials rn:
Mastodon/fediverse: old school internet vibes, numbers matter less
Bluesky/Atprotocol: More modern interesting modularity, services imploding isn't a good look though
Futo's Polycentric: wow... I might as well be on X/Twitter this is somehow worse.
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@thelinuxEXP @BrodieOnLinux @QubesOS @GrapheneOS
Consider verifying your accounts using harbor, a very useful app for building a cryptographic idendity that can be linked to various social media sites.
To my knowledge this improves censorship resistance, and also allows to easily gather donation ways!
Poorly the released App is currently only available here:
https://gitlab.futo.org/polycentric/harbor/-/jobs/artifacts/main/browse?job=build
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I want a #polycentric type system in my #programming language.
That is, I want the data structures to project back and forth between multiple type hierarchies.
As a result,
• One type system won't have to serve all purposes.
• Smaller, specific models can reuse terminology (not by include nor dependency).
• DSLs would be easier to write.
• Some services won't have to be broken out into separate code bases.
• All hope for perfection may finally be abandoned. -
I want a #polycentric type system in my #programming language.
That is, I want the data structures to project back and forth between multiple type hierarchies.
As a result,
• One type system won't have to serve all purposes.
• Smaller, specific models can reuse terminology (not by include nor dependency).
• DSLs would be easier to write.
• Some services won't have to be broken out into separate code bases.
• All hope for perfection may finally be abandoned. -
#Heterodox #Economics
#HEN_317
The Evaluation of #Polycentric #Climate #Governance
📢❤️🔁📖
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"All Brics, no mortar" (Jon Connell) is the headline du jour.. https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2023-08-21/the-brics-are-not-the-anti-west-and-not-even-a-bloc#xj4y7vzkg #BRICS #polycentric
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@Cat_LeFey This is why I like the #Polycentric #Polytheism model of Butler, it transcends the soft and hard versions of polytheism and negates them, to my mind at least.
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@Cat_LeFey This is why I like the #Polycentric #Polytheism model of Butler, it transcends the soft and hard versions of polytheism and negates them, to my mind at least.
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Amazonian Polytheisms and Animism (Excerpt by Dr. Edward Butler)
"In South America we find many and diverse indigenous traditions, as well as traditions from the African Diaspora, which we will discuss separately. In the native traditions there is a sharp ecological and social difference between the forest dwelling, stateless peoples of the Amazon, represented in the reading for this unit by works of Yanomami theology, some collected by anthropologists and some authored by Davi Kopenawa, a spiritworker and advocate for his people and for the forest, and on the other hand, the Andean cultures of the mountains and seashore, which goes back as far as 3200 BCE, in which can be discerned a series of cultural phases, the latest of which being the empire of the Inca. The distinction between ‘stateless’ and ‘state’ societies, while of heuristic value, should not be taken to imply a lesser degree of ‘development’ or complexity in the former than the latter. In reality, all societies, having all lived through the same span of time, probably exhibit the same degree of ‘development’, albeit in different directions."
More:
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@rien The concept of #Polycentric is very interesting for this: cryptographic identities; you set up a list of servers to publish to, and they can choose which posts they pass on to their subscribers ("recommend"). This platform is still PoC quality though.
https://gitlab.futo.org/polycentric/polycentric/
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@Em @AimeeMaroux As Euripides has Herakles say in the eponymous play.
**"Nor can I ever believe that one God is the lord of another.
A God, if he is a real God, is in need of nothing."**
Which works well with a #polycentric framework of #polytheism, I'd say.
Sovereignty of the Gods is shared amongst what #Proclus calls the totality of the divine set (pas ... theios arithmos), a manifold of Gods that are prior to Being where each God contains all of being.
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@Em @AimeeMaroux As Euripides has Herakles say in the eponymous play.
**"Nor can I ever believe that one God is the lord of another.
A God, if he is a real God, is in need of nothing."**
Which works well with a #polycentric framework of #polytheism, I'd say.
Sovereignty of the Gods is shared amongst what #Proclus calls the totality of the divine set (pas ... theios arithmos), a manifold of Gods that are prior to Being where each God contains all of being.
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@SimonB LOL, yes I've had thoughts on how the #polycentric nature of Proclus's polytheistic #theology is similar to the Fediverse model in some way! Every God/Instance is the whole thing, but in its own individual way that is revealed differently/in a varied way to other Gods/Instances.
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@SimonB LOL, yes I've had thoughts on how the #polycentric nature of Proclus's polytheistic #theology is similar to the Fediverse model in some way! Every God/Instance is the whole thing, but in its own individual way that is revealed differently/in a varied way to other Gods/Instances.
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CW: My Perspective on the Nature of the Gods
@khthoniaa I like these kind theological perspective that remove that hard/soft polytheist distinction.
It's similar to the All-in-All of the likes of #Platonists like #Proclus, where every God is the Universe and contains all things (including the other Gods) in them but maintains their individuality.
I like Edward Butlers philosophy of #Polycentric #Polytheism based on this.
(Polycentricity seems apt for Fediverse too!)
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CW: My Perspective on the Nature of the Gods
@khthoniaa I like these kind theological perspective that remove that hard/soft polytheist distinction.
It's similar to the All-in-All of the likes of #Platonists like #Proclus, where every God is the Universe and contains all things (including the other Gods) in them but maintains their individuality.
I like Edward Butlers philosophy of #Polycentric #Polytheism based on this.
(Polycentricity seems apt for Fediverse too!)
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@donnodubus @dianmanios Yes was going to say that extending from the Irish mediaeval literature context a God being Three doesn't negate a singular God of that name. Brighid & Lugh, the three sons of Tuireann, all have triadic vibes but in the pagan revival are worshiped mostly singularly when worshipped.
(In my modern interpretation I see this as the Irish & Gauls preempting a #Polycentric #Polytheist worldview but emphasis on *my* and *modern* there!).
