Empowered Product Team - Martin Cagan frame. See also Whole Team.

a team (esp product team) that includes people performing all the functions necessary to deliver an increment. Should also have the Agility, Context, and Team Agency to do so. Also called empowered product team. (more)

Book by Reed Hoffman and Chris Yeh. ISBN:0008303630. Model: ignoring profitability to grow as fast as possible to create a near-monopoly, after which enshittification provides profit.

Hi, my name is Charity, and I am professionally caremad about computers. I am an operations and database engineer and sometimes engineering manager. Right now I am the CEO and cofounder of Honeycomb, where we build observability for distributed systems. (“Monitoring” doesn’t have to be a dirty word; give us a try.) https://charity.wtf/ (more)

Spritely is a project to level up the federated social web (Federated SocialNetwork. It builds on our experience from co-authoring ActivityPub, the largest decentralized social network on the web to date, while applying lesser known but powerful ideas from the object capability security (Capability Based Security) community. Spritely consists of a number of modular components bringing new and rich features, from distributed programming, to decentralized storage, to virtual worlds. https://spritely.institute/ (more)

We are a community space focused on shaping the future of user-agent systems. Our goal is to empower individuals with software that enables them to create their own agency. https://www.userandagents.com/ (more)

personal software etc - customized tools for thought, probably self-code-customized

Alexander Obenauer term/frame around his OS/environment experiments, not unlike ObjectBrowser idea.

Tools for Thought dev https://alexanderobenauer.com/ (more)

Automerge is a library of data structures for building collaborative applications. (collaborationware) https://automerge.org/ (more)

InkAndSwitch: This is a simple collaborative Markdown editor built in React, with inline format preview and inline commenting. It's built on automerge and automerge-repo for CRDT-based storage and sync. It uses Codemirror for markdown editing UI, and automerge-codemirror to connect to Codemirror. https://github.com/inkandswitch/tiny-essay-editor f you visit the root domain the app will make a new doc. Or you can hit the New button. Once you have a doc, the URL will update with a doc ID. If you share that URL to another browser/device, it should sync live. Hold on to the URL if you want to come back to that doc! (more)

chronological ordering of events (more)

The biggest vision here is to mix the Wiki Name namespace idea with the use of Structured Data. So, instead of Bill Seitz being just a document page, it's a contact record, which of course has a note field. It's a PIM with easily-generated Intertwingularity. (initial thoughts 2002) (more)

Andrew Huberman (born September 26, 1975) is an American neuroscientist and podcaster. He is an associate professor of neurobiology and ophthalmology at the Stanford University School of Medicine. Since 2021, he has hosted the popular health and science focused Huberman Lab podcast. The podcast has attracted criticism for promoting poorly supported health claims.[2][3][4][5][6] Huberman has promoted and partnered with health supplement companies. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Huberman

Alexander Obenauer on LN 040 venerable hyperlink. Earlier this year, I published OLLOS, an experiment in which all of the things in my digital life are organized into one long timeline. There’s an important benefit of this arrangement: things are naturally grouped with other things that were created, or that happened, around the same time. This implicit association matches one that runs deep in how we structure our memories and plans of things along the self-organizing dimension. (more)

Alexander Obenauer on LN 038: Semantic zoom. earlier constructions of this environment had two to three view definitions for items (small, large, and full screen). The latest, as seen in this demo, allows for view components within one item view definition to swap out depending on the space available. This allows for the physicality and fluidity that this latest experiment required. (more)

Alexander Obenauer on LN 036: Free and easy organizations and associations (associative). The itemized environment is home to all of your items — notes, tasks, emails, podcasts, projects, websites, articles, and so on. They can be gathered and used together, regardless of type or source. Breaking down the boundaries we experience today between our various apps (and the data they hold) is an intentional and core aspect to the itemized OS. (more)

InkAndSwitch: OS of the future and universal version control. In this dispatch, we wanted to spotlight the work of Alexander Obenauer who’s been a Researcher-in-Residence with us since last year and introduce our new research project (more)

Alexander Obenauer on LN 037: Gestural view construction. The more I live in itemized environments for my personal computing needs, the more I see how view construction needs to be a common part of daily interactions. (more)

alexanderobenauer on OLLOS. An itemized personal computing timeline. (more)