It’s P2P. Takedown resistant.

It’s a server, not a browser.

I’m working in the ability of catalogs to link to one another, so that I can have people who specialize in a given field take over certain subchains.

The original meaning of propaganda was to propagate the Christian religion. There was no malice intended.

Actually, I love the curator side most.

How does Google?

I don’t claim to eliminate bias. My product’s use is that it’s open to critique. The rankings are open to public scrutiny.

The word propaganda comes from propagate. All information is propaganda in some form or another.

I’m also planning on hiring a team later.

At the moment, I’m using a web crawler. I’m going to create a website soon to receive dead link reports.

They’re ordered based on a mix of author expertise and cultural relevance.

At the price of them seeing your traffic.

Honestly? I just wanted something modern, fast, and that would run on my old x86 laptop.

I’ve got a desktop, kernel, assembly compiler, FAT32 driver, and a few basic file operation programs.

Working on a window manager next. Then a network stack.

It’s all very basic. Looks like Windows 3.1.

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Electricity flows over metal, not through it. As long as there’s an insulator on top, there shouldn’t be an issue.

Would I try it? No.

Could it work? Yes.

Linux.

It’s an old saying, don’t go around expecting people to love you like you love them. You’re cut from a different cloth than they are.

If it’s America, I get it. $20,000 for a hospital birth. And, if you don’t pay, they take your house.

An inode (or index node) is something which points to something else, to help you find it easier. In a library, it would be the cards in the card catalog. They help you find a book.

There are 3 layers of inodes in this system: the root node, the medial node, and the distal node.

Each node lists the categories it has, and then tells you where to go to get the sub-categories for that category. Here, for example, you have the root. If you follow the next link under INF, you’ll get to its subcategories (REF). If you follow the next link under REF, you’ll see DIC, ENC, and MAP. Following the next link under those will get you to sites that contain that particular type of information.

I am building a desktop explorer that makes this much easier.

Because it’s the only content distribution platform of its kind, where you can literally write and pull blocks by CID.

You’ve opened the root inode. In the categories listed, choose the next string and open it. It’ll take you to the second inode. After the third inode, you begin to hit drawers of cards. Each card has 25 domains listed on it, with a ranking score, domain name, and description. To get to the next 25 domains, you use the next string.

Isn’t that putting the cart before the horse?

Like, I sleep at night, get up and go to work the next day and do the same thing over and over and over. Until I come home and sleep again at night.

Patterns arise from any and everything. Even randomness. You’re claiming that statistically, patterns exist. As opposed to what? Wouldn’t there have to be as much noise, somewhere in the void, as there are patterns within said noise?

Patterns are only significant in context – with meaning.

Like, you shouldn’t run the same path every day while jogging. Why? Because, in the context of security, it makes it easy for someone to mug you.

AI doesn’t think, it only copies.

That isn’t entirely true. Researchers taught AI to play Othello, using only sequences of numbers. The AI constructed a visual representation of the board inside its neural network.

https://medium.com/data-science-collective/scientists-found-evidence-that-ai-builds-internal-models-of-the-world-12a42709866b

We’ve also seen that they experience their own version of emotions, or unease around particular topics.

A reason is literally an excuse.

If every time your parents offered you ice cream as a child, they beat the hell out of you, you’d soon start associating ice cream with with abuse. You’d expect it, as a matter of survival.

When you got older, someone offering you ice cream would trigger that fight or flight mechanism.

Mitigation is quite literally freedom from one consequence, in place of another.

Honestly, I used to feel the same. But now… Not so much.

Shitty childhoods often develop into isolating behaviors. Isolating behaviors keep you from connecting with other people. Those people often give you hell, because you don’t have the skills to connect and they’re afraid of you. Which means you learn behaviors to keep others away from you.