Nicolas Gimenez

I'm proud of where DDS is going :) Two days ago, we held our first DDS plenary open call. youtu.be/udoK32qOc7Q

Public Luma Calendar of the DDS group: luma.com/dds-wg

I'm proud of where DDS is going :) Two days ago, we held our first DDS plenary open call. youtu.be/udoK32qOc7Q

All the discussions about this plenary and the future ones are publicly available here: github.com/dds-wg/open-...

I'm proud of where DDS is going :) Two days ago, we held our first DDS plenary open call. youtu.be/udoK32qOc7Q

I'm realizing just how rich this field is and how much there is still to learn. Meaningful change might take a long time, but what we’re building already feels really cool. I'm genuinely happy and proud to be part of it :)

I'm proud of where DDS is going :) Two days ago, we held our first DDS plenary open call. youtu.be/udoK32qOc7Q

These are only some of the people and communities who helped shape DDS. I’m deeply grateful to everyone who contributed along the way. You have helped both me and the project grow.

I'm proud of where DDS is going :) Two days ago, we held our first DDS plenary open call. youtu.be/udoK32qOc7Q

In @patcon.bsky.social's polislike group, he encouraged me to better understand how standards are developed collaboratively. That changed how I approached DDS.

I'm proud of where DDS is going :) Two days ago, we held our first DDS plenary open call. youtu.be/udoK32qOc7Q

At @zhgnv.com's CIBC, I met Simone Vagnoni, who helped push DDS toward becoming protocol-agnostic and forming a W3C Community Group.

I'm proud of where DDS is going :) Two days ago, we held our first DDS plenary open call. youtu.be/udoK32qOc7Q

@metagov.bsky.social internal DataMesh working group, facilitated by Lee, brought another community and perspective into the discussion, particularly focused on Ontology.

I'm proud of where DDS is going :) Two days ago, we held our first DDS plenary open call. youtu.be/udoK32qOc7Q

The idea first started taking shape when @pujaohlhaver.bsky.social proposed to create a "decentralized deliberation standard" during a call with @yutingjiang.com. After that I took two weeks to launch dds.xyz. Almost immediately, it attracted a lot of attention from many communities.

I'm proud of where DDS is going :) Two days ago, we held our first DDS plenary open call. youtu.be/udoK32qOc7Q

J'ai passé une grande partie de mes étés à souffrir de la chaleur en été, à ne pas pouvoir dormir jusqu'à ce que je parte vers mes 22 ans. Pas de clim. A la TV, la météo disait toujours "la chance les sudistes ils ont le soleil !". Et maintenant que ça touche Paris, la chaleur, c'est devenu terrible

Use this prompt at the end of your coding session: "analyze 1/ correctness 2/ typesafety 3/ clean code 4/ security 5/ performance 6/ clean dead code. focus on your changes specifically. you're allowed to refactor, don't worry about introducing potential side-effects, prefer clean code to this risk"

Thank me later

"Before that, many times robots have been viewed as hostile or you know, potentially threatening to humanity and Asimov said: what would happened if they were humane, if they would exhibit human characteristics, how would we treat them? Would they be treated as a minority?... [1/X]

He made Koko the gorilla, who could communicate with humans, laugh after she had lost her friend and had not smiled for six months. He visited children's hospitals in costume to make sick kids laugh. He supported the homeless community through Comic Relief. [15/X]

"Before that, many times robots have been viewed as hostile or you know, potentially threatening to humanity and Asimov said: what would happened if they were humane, if they would exhibit human characteristics, how would we treat them? Would they be treated as a minority?... [1/X]

Help us reconnect? Reconfigure our neural systems on demand? And perhaps one day cure the hundreds of millions of people suffering from psychosis and dementia? [13/X]

"Before that, many times robots have been viewed as hostile or you know, potentially threatening to humanity and Asimov said: what would happened if they were humane, if they would exhibit human characteristics, how would we treat them? Would they be treated as a minority?... [1/X]

People whose minds work differently. People on the autism spectrum. People living with psychosis, dementia, or other conditions that can make communication with the rest of the world painfully difficult. [11/X]

"Before that, many times robots have been viewed as hostile or you know, potentially threatening to humanity and Asimov said: what would happened if they were humane, if they would exhibit human characteristics, how would we treat them? Would they be treated as a minority?... [1/X]

Individually, this becomes stress and lower life satisfaction. Collectively, it becomes polarization. Between nations, it becomes conflict spirals, arms races, or even war. [9/X]

"Before that, many times robots have been viewed as hostile or you know, potentially threatening to humanity and Asimov said: what would happened if they were humane, if they would exhibit human characteristics, how would we treat them? Would they be treated as a minority?... [1/X]

Decades of research suggest that the quality of our relationships -- whether we feel understood, supported, and able to count on others -- is one of the strongest predictors of happiness and life satisfaction. [7/X]

"Before that, many times robots have been viewed as hostile or you know, potentially threatening to humanity and Asimov said: what would happened if they were humane, if they would exhibit human characteristics, how would we treat them? Would they be treated as a minority?... [1/X]

What if AI challenged our own inability to transcend the limits of our cognition -- to understand worlds that are already around us, yet remain so distant from us? The world of trees. Of insects. Of fish. Of dogs. And tomorrow, perhaps, the world of AIs. [5/X]

"Before that, many times robots have been viewed as hostile or you know, potentially threatening to humanity and Asimov said: what would happened if they were humane, if they would exhibit human characteristics, how would we treat them? Would they be treated as a minority?... [1/X]

Robin Williams -- interview about the movie "Bicentennial Man", based on a story by Isaac Asimov. www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUQg... [3/X]

"Before that, many times robots have been viewed as hostile or you know, potentially threatening to humanity and Asimov said: what would happened if they were humane, if they would exhibit human characteristics, how would we treat them? Would they be treated as a minority?... [1/X]