Requisites

Resources

Introduction

License

The source code is under https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.html The Carlosversity is under GNU Free Documentation License Version 1.3.

GNU Free Documentation License v1.3 - GNU Project - Free Software Foundation. (2022, October 03). Retrieved from https://www.gnu.org/licenses/fdl-1.3.en.html

??Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike??

What is Carlosversity?

Knowledge wikis. Wikiversity.

Other names are Digital Garden. Note it is a marketing buzzword.

How to learn anything?

Why do Knowledge wikis matter to you?

Learn In Public: The fastest way to learn. (2022, September 25). Retrieved from https://www.swyx.io/learn-in-public

Research

Ecosystem

Standards, jobs, industry, roles, …

Story

FAQ

Worked examples

References

https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Around_Wikiversity_in_80_Seconds

https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Wikibooks

https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/School:Computer_Science

Policies and guidelines

When two principles are mutually exclusive by circumstances or contradiction, choose the first one on the list. Priority is from top to below.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Policies_and_guidelines

All knowledge must be free to use.

All knowledge must be gratis to use and gratis to write.

??Property rights??

Easy to produce new different content. The marginal utility has to be high.

Since we follow the principle "Keep it simple, stupid" and our concern is producing quality content, we are not interested in checking out new frameworks, technologies, bugs, security issues, and so on and so forth.

Your knowledge must follow Open-Source model or Science model

Your knowledge must be easy to visualize on the Web.

Since the web is more universal than other mediums, we only deploy on the web.

We don’t deploy on mobile because we don’t want to check app store policies.

PWA.

Your knowledge must be decentralized.

It doesn’t mean using blockchain and related stuff.

Easy to find internally. Easy to find externally.

??SEO??.

A standard format such as JSON. Follow standards!

Everyone can browse it

You must export it to Plain HTML with no JS. ??CSS??

Content is king.

Don’t worry a lot about design and infrastructure.

All knowledge in one place.

Knowledge

??Notes must write in English??

Prefer interactive over static examples, projects, …

Projects should be on the Web and ready to use.

Minimize download software and multimedia.

But minimize server-client architectures but decentralized architectures —IPFS— because they cost money or depend on third parties. The projects must run over static sites using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and of course, other web technologies such as WebAssembly (C++, Rust, C, …), Prolog (Tau-Prolog), Python (PyScript), WebGL, SVG, Canvas, …

If the project needs a database, you could use Base64 compression+URLs, JWT, JSON, XML, Cookies, Indexed DB, Local Storage, Session Storage, Cache Storage, and facts (using Prolog). Typical database storages such as PostgreSQL, Redis, MySQL, and so on are not good for Carlosversity requirements unless you want to scale your project in the future —OrbitDB can make more sense.

If you don’t have to, don’t add authentication, cooking, … since they can be a potential legal issue.

You must minimize environmental dependency, so your project should compile over whatever operating systems, … If you need, use Docker. In general, the JavaScript ecosystem works over many environments, so containers are not required.

Tools. (2022, November 12). Retrieved from https://awesome.ipfs.io/tools

Client+Server architectures over the web can be achieved using Cloudflare tunnels and Raspberry Pi.

Since dependencies increase complexity, minimize them.

Our projects have to work in the future, so we prefer stable to unstable software.

Document projects on the notion, upload code on GitHub, and deploy on Firebase, GitHub, or IPFS.???

WebAssembly??

CppCon. (2019, September 19). Applied WebAssembly: Compiling and Running C++ in Your Web Browser - Ben Smith - CppCon 2019. Youtube. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5N4b-rU-OAA&ab_channel=CppCon

Follow the Learning framework

Feedback tools

Compiler?

Anki.

Exam. (KhanAcademy style -SAT-, Duolingo style).

Simulator.

Modelado con dibujos.

Projects

Examenes

Profesores

Problems and exercises

Languages.

1. Mathematics or Code. Automatic Verification such as Testing or Lean Proven?

https://kroki.io/#try

1. Languages in Anki.

2. GPT Chat.

Please google it?

Sobre los certificados.

Language

Our default language is English

We avoid the “straightforward”, “obvious”, and “relatively”, “evident” words.

If you can, you should not use Latin phrases.

Avoid etymologic definitions. Why? Logic. TODO: Page reference.

Is it a good style to use Latin phrases in English scientific literature? (2022, November 28). Retrieved from https://writing.stackexchange.com/questions/3439/is-it-good-style-to-use-latin-phrases-in-english-scientific-literature

Latin Terms Used in Writing | Graduate Connections | Nebraska. (2022, November 28). Retrieved from https://graduate.unl.edu/connections/latin-terms-used-writing

Notes

Worked examples

FAQ

Why don’t you write on existing wikis?

Standards

Learning levels

• Happy Path. Criteria: you are competent to understand why? how?

• Exploitation. Criteria: your skills build useful products and services for others. You understand the drawbacks and benefits of decisions on the learning topic.

• Dark Corners and Pitfalls. Criteria: go to limits knowledge, but not beyond.

• Evolution. Research. Criteria: make new scientific knowledge.

Where do we consume knowledge? How do we choose reliable sources?

Citation

Problems

https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-develop-problem-solving-skills-I-know-several-algorithms-but-seem-unable-to-arrive-at-elegant-solutions-to-many-problems?no_redirect=1

Technology

We publish our projects on the web

We publish our projects on the web, and they should visible. How?

We publish our projects using our domain by subdomains.

We document how works, and why?… on the notion and we’re linking on GitHub.

We describe how to use the project on GitHub.

TODO: Check out each past project that works on the web (no captcha) and document it.

Minimize use the of third parties.

Software Architecture

IPFS, git

We don’t use Pinata.

System to learning

Principle. Keep it Simple, Stupid. Kiss.

Theory.

Exercises and progression.

Intention to improve.

Feedback.

Values.

FAQ

Until to solve, or time instead.

Issue. On your goals.

Issue. On topics with no clear exercises.

Issue. On discovering new ideas.

Issue. On learning state-of-art.

Issue. On real-life applications.

Issue. On your available resources such as smartness, money, and time.

Tools

Material Resources

https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmVa9Nv2Rx1vn7feqKxMRrtM1cHtZJV43JSRvqyaaCYHim

Further resources

all-in-one knowledge-management

• Opening up my mind (2017) - One day I will die.

• Project based learning (2017) - Changing my approach to learning by focusing on projects.

• The root of it all (2017) - Efficiency and how it relates to my life.

• Knowledge bootstrapping (2017) - Sharing your entire thought process with the world and the idea of open knowledge.

• Everything connects to everything else (2017) - Sharing all my knowledge in a free and easily discoverable way.

• What it means to live a conscious life (2016) - Discovering and bringing compassion to my life.

• Mind map everything (2016) - Indexing my knowledge visually.

• News (2016) - My approach to news and overflow of information.

• Day Evaluations (2016) - Starting my journey with journaling and living a more conscious life.

• Invisible mountains (2017) - What research and learning is and how we can make it better.

• An incredible future (2017) - How Learn Anything got started.

• References My Knowledge Wiki | Everything I know. (2022, September 25). Retrieved from https://wiki.nikiv.dev Body of knowledge. Cosmic. (2022, September 25). Retrieved from https://www.cosmickb.com

• Devine Lu Linvega (Code) (Index)

• 100 Rabbits (Code)

• Gwern - Can also suffix URLs with .page to get the source code. (Code)

• Paul Copplestone (Code)

• Andyʼs working notes (HN) (Obsidian version)

• Yoshua Wuyts

• Oleg Kiselyov - Lots of stuff on FP.

• Richard Litt

• Darshan Chaudhary

• Josh Avanier

• Brennan Letkeman

• Andy Sparks

• Exobrain of Dima Gerasimov (Code)

• Krzysztof Kowalczyk

• Phil Eaton's notes

• Blue Book (Code)

• Jethro Kuan (Code)

• C2

• Allen (Code)

• Full-stack web development notes

• Max Masnick

• Uncurled - Wiki by Daniel Stenberg. (Code)

• Leon Bambrick (Code)

• Ben Lynn

• Harrison's Wiki

• Greg's wiki

• Brandur's Fragments

• Rachel Brindle (Code)

• Ioannis Kourouklides

• Dmitrii Gerasimov (Code)

• Flavio Copes

• Ellie's wiki (Code)

• Max Stoiber's notes

• Tom Critchlow

• panthema.net - Diverse collection of interesting ideas.

• Buster Benson

• Burke Libbey's notes

• The Commonplace Book

• Leandro Ardissone

• Nicola's decentralized-research

• Timothy Andrew

• Wayan Jimmy

• Wesley Moore

• Josh Branchaud's TIL

• Lee Byron's TIL (Code)

• Slides of Chen Hui Jing

• Hongyi Shen's notes

• Shreyas Minocha (Code)

• NicoHood

• Sanyam Kapoor

• Blake Robbins

• Bismuth Garden

• Alopex Networks wiki

• Michael Mellinger math notes

• Bookmarks, tweets, cheatsheets, one-liners

• Bayle Shanks

• Noah Trenaman

• Matous Dzivjak

• Kevin S Lin

• Alex's Zettelkasten

• Yizhou Shan

• Adam Overment

• The Refined Mind

• Azlen Elza (Code) (Home site)

• Vlad Patryshev

• Brady Joslin's TIL

• Rosie Campbell's Notes

• Michael Lubinsky's notes and code snippets (Code)

• Chris Nkinthorn (Code)

• TIL by Stefan Judis

• David Gasquez

• Abigail Africa's Notes

• Sean Breckenridge (Code)

• Nat Eliason notes

• Bharat’s Digital Garden

• Chrisman Brown

• Brian Turchyn (Code)

• Sridhar Ratnakumar

• Timothy Andrew

• Dennis Ideler's notes

• nchrs.xyz

• Anne-Laure Le Cunff

• Paul Batchelor

• Notes of InvertedPassion

• Alex's Garden

• Yang Zhang CS notes

• Quinn Casey

• Ten Digits

• Alex Forencich's Wiki

• Luciano Strika

• Bennett Hardwick

• Micheels Learning Notes (Code)

• Neil's Noodlemaps

• Jesse Squires TIL (Code)

• Piotr Gaczkowski

• chl's org file notes

• Cosma Shalizi (Notebooks)

• Roy Niang (Code)

• Rob Haisfields's Roam

• Hyperfine Village

• Ben Lynn Notes

• Nick Belzer (Code)

• Mike's Mind (Code)

• David Seah (Code)

• John Ohno (Misc Files)

• Allan's Digital Garden

• Dercuano - Although not freely available on the web, have to download a folder.

• Aurelio

• Thomasorus's Garden

• Yenly Ma TIL

• Nathan's Manuals

• Magnus's Brain

• Abhinav's Notes

• Hugo Cisneros

• McCoy R. Becker

• Rosano Garden

• Matt Titmus TIL

• Scott Spence's Garden

• Uncertainty Mindset Wiki

• Kormyen's Memex

• Chotrin's Wiki

• Ten Digits

• Sridhar Ratnakumar (Code)

• Uzay-G's Wiki

• Clinton Boys's Garden

• Brett Abramczyk's Wiki

• Artyom's tech notes

• D. Bohdan's Wiki

• Albert Zeyer

• Fabian Bösiger's Docs

• Juliette Rapala

• Daniel Imfeld's Notes

• Rikard Hjort's Wiki

• Anthony's second brain

• Hrishikesh Bhaskaran's Wiki

• Jason Yuchen's Notes

• neeasade's notes

• Ferreira's Wiki

• マリウス

• Kirill Gorbachyonok's Wiki

• Zac's digital garden (Code)

• Robb Knight's Wiki (Code)

• Edward Yerburgh's CS Notes (Code)

• Nimor's Zettelkasten (Code)

• Gordon Brander's Patterns

• EyebrowHairs (Code)

• Pepe Doval's Wiki

• Jacob Chvatal (Web)

• masayume

• Kate Bowie

• Binny's garden

• David Winterbottom's TIL

• Alex Schroeder: Diary

• Well Ordered Wiki

• minimal.click

• SUDOGAMI

• Map of Computing

• Simon Willison: TIL (Code)

• Brian DeVries's Wiki

• Nick Groenen's digital garden

• Brandon's Digital Garden

• Param Singh's Notes

• Matous Dzivjak

• Evan's Notes (Code)

• Allen Lee (Code)

• Keyvan Akbary's Notes (Code)

• Wojciech Matuszewski

• Eduardo Julian's bookmarks

• Raphael Sprenger

• Личная вики

• Boris Mann

• Yu-An Chan's wiki

• The Wise Opportunist

• Constantin Campean's Almanacs

• Allen Lee's Digital Brain

• Ruben Rodrigues's Wiki

• Szymon Kaliski's Notes

• Vegard Stikbakke's TILs (Code)

• Dev Notes

• Rahul Rajeev

• Rickard Dag's Log (Code)

• Owen's Digigarden

• Charlie T (Code)

• Imron Rosyadi (Code)

• Mineral Existence (Code)

• List of Exobrain Blogs and Digital Gardens

• Meta knowledge - More wikis.

• Webring - Attempt to inspire artists & developers to build their own website and share traffic among each other. (Code)

• Curated list of awesome Public Zettelkastens

• Best of Digital Gardens of GitHub

• . (2022, September 25). Open Source Knowledge. Youtube. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoATf7xGoUY&ab_channel=swyx

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