Tag: Question

[[Q- What user behavior is required to maintain a decentralized knowledge graph]]? Presumably, there should some balance between what is required of user behavior, what is required of the design of the system, and what AI can do to reduce the effort from user behavior....
3 minute read. Last updated March 17, 2023
Q- Can neural networks answer queries from natural language without a predefined schema
Author:: [[P- Brendan Langen]] [[Q- What is the role of AI in facilitating a decentralized discourse graph]] In [[R- Neural Databases]], the authors present a tool, NeuralDB, that requires no schema and is queryable through natural language processing....
3 minute read. Last updated March 17, 2023
Q- Can the blockchain be used to improve citation chains
See [[R- Open Ideas]] as a starting point. Generally presents interesting ideas, but sort of handwaves away why people would cite each other and allocate a resource split to “social pressure....
1 minute read. Last updated March 17, 2023
Q- Does sufficiently advanced natural language processing invalidate the need for a structured DSL
As made clear in [[I- A DSL for a discourse graph with information entry, visualization, and retrieval]], I believe syntax to be useful for creating a tool for thought....
2 minute read. Last updated March 17, 2023
Q- How can people maintain a decentralized discourse graph with a high quantity of information in it
Authored By:: [[P- Rob Haisfield]] If everybody comments in the discourse graph, then comments become useless. If everybody produces content, then it’s harder to find the right content....
1 minute read. Last updated March 17, 2023
Q- How could a graph database structure be visualized and perceived by end users in a more helpful way than a large graph
[[P- Chris Granger]] claims that showing more than 15-20 nodes at a time makes a graph view unmanageable. [[Codex OS]] has proposed an autocomplete that prioritizes the relationships for browsing:...
1 minute read. Last updated March 17, 2023
Q- How do explorer communities attract a hacker community
[[Q- How might we facilitate healthy social dynamics with hacker communities and typical end users]] [[C- End-user programming enables the developers to be lazy about their backlog of feature requests]]
1 minute read. Last updated March 17, 2023
Q- How do explorer communities grow around software tools
0 minute read. Last updated March 17, 2023
Q- How do people come to agree on queryable schemas
0 minute read. Last updated March 17, 2023
Q- How do we enable many users with their own idiosyncratic structure to converge in one discourse graph
Authored by:: [[P- Rob Haisfield]] This is an incredibly tricky problem. One common solution is to expect that users update their writing into a new shared structure at the point where they choose to publish....
2 minute read. Last updated March 17, 2023