Month: April 2019
# bash
cd ~/.emacs.d/elpa
find org*/*.elc -print0 | xargs -0 rm
(where the elpa directory might be in a different location depending which version/branch you’re on.)
And then run `M-x spacemacs/recompile-elpa`.
Let’s me work with issues in a Github/Gitlab repo straight from Magit in Emacs.
Trouble is that for elisp the mentors seem to be AWOL…
(Gotta chuckle though that the paper looks to be written in Microsoft Word…)
In that they both approach structures from a multi-level conceptual map, with units acting autonomously at each level but communicating between them. The polycentrism thing.
Would be interesting to compare and contrast them.
‘a sociotechnical system that functioned as a disseminated network, not a hierarchy’
‘treated information, not authority, as the basis for action’
‘prevented top-down tynranny by creating a distributed network of shared information’.
I know nothing of the details, but the general overview sounds pretty good so far: ‘It offered a balance between centralized and decentralized control that prevented both the tyranny of authoritarianism and the chaos of total freedom.’
A mixture of horizontal autonomy with channels for vertical communication and stabilisation.