@Traktion hoping for some troubleshooting help. After much trial, I successfully uploaded a directory with a few blog posts and a few images (nine files in total). I downloaded the directory from Autonomi to check that it was indeed there. It was. I went to the page where the blog should be, but it came up empty with just the Home, Article, and copyright info showing. Any ideas?
I can download your content OK, I just havent had time to get into IMIM properly.
Five Smooth Stones
By Metatheoretic Machine - 03/15/2021
Adapted from image source: lightwise / 123RF stock photo
The Magic Question of Self-Referential Metaphysics
You can count these stones on one hand.
Memorize the following:
1 What
2 about
3 that
4 statement
5 ITSELF?
The whole point of having you memorize that question is so that when you are exposed to general universal claims about knowledge, truth, or reality, you will think about what the implications are for that view itself.
A friend memorized that question, had a eureka moment, it blew his mind, and it changed his life.
Here’s a few expanded versions of the question:
Is that statement itself merely the product of the factors it cites as fully explaining or determining everything?
Is that statement ITSELF relative, subjective, economically determined, socially determined, psychologically determined, genetically determined, environmentally determined, evolutionarily determined, illusion, maya, bs, meaningless, stated only because of the speaker’s or writer’s background, or due solely to some combination of explanatory or determining factors?
Or is that statement itself getting its own free ride past scrutiny?
Memorizing at least the first of these key questions is your ticket to developing a thoroughly rational metaphysic without having to read a lot of books, online essays and discussions, journal articles, and so on.
hmm, curious! I can download the archive through the CLI and it looks fine. However, when I try it through sn_httpd, it doesn’t seem to think it is an archive.
I’m assuming that archives are represented a little differently in the latest ant CLI.
I quickly patched sn_httpd and now I can browse the archive, but when I run it through IMIM, it still thinks its a random binary.
So, I think you’re good - it looks like you did the right things. It just looks like something has broken between releases. I’ll investigate!
So, I’ll see if I can re-upload the existing blogs and then push a new version of sn_httpd. Hopefully, there won’t be breaking changes like this post TGE.
fwiw, the new CLI can’t download old archives either!
paul@mini-vader:~/Downloads/tmp$ ant file download 0cbeea01ef444821a7dede14f2c78858f5c3f19271410fe49d7ad83401c3d194 traktion
Logging to directory: "/home/paul/.local/share/autonomi/client/logs/log_2025-01-23_23-28-09"
🔗 Connected to the Network Error:
0: Failed to fetch data from address
1: Failed to deserialize
2: array had incorrect length, expected 3
P.S. loving the fast network connect though - much faster than before and only takes a few moments now! sn_httpd will get the same treatment on startup too, in the next version.
As long as you have updated with docker, it should direct to the new IMIM version, as well as sn_httpd. If you are running sn_httpd directly, you will need to change a launch parameter too (to map the imim name).
I’m considering recommending using sn_httpd in proxy mode for apps, as it means xors urls work easier, along with pet names.
I’m working on a version of IMIM that has different url routing to do this.
Anyway, in the interim, a latest docker and a hard browser refresh on the page should render it.
The parameter needed is the 4th: 32d46d5de052c6327eacd1f2bcf1b59a4bfd6922d856004a28504e5ef65efcfa80633b8c86c8c01bea9fde36344bd2461c72bdc8ef02273c647436a55e0ef84b850dd45c14bddfbe1c35b405c6213f5b
Just a quick note that this is being submitted into Impossible Futures too. Lots of cool things I’d like to add, but it will all build on where this prototype is today: Impossible Futures
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