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• the-webs-data-triad abstract "There’s no single optimal way to query permissioned data on the Web. Data publication and consumption processes are subject to multiple constraints, and improvements in one dimension often lead to compromises in others. So if we cannot successfully complete the quest for the perfect data interface, what is a meaningful way to make progress? Over the years, I’ve been ripening a conceptual framework to cast light upon such decisions and their interactions within an ecosystem. In this blog post, I describe the Policy–Interface-Query triad, or PIQ triad for short. It’s a tool to explore design trade-offs in specifications or abstractions for data interfaces within decentralized ecosystems such as Solid. Despite—or thanks to—its simplicity, the PIQ triad aims to support us in our conversations to evolve decentralized data access technologies for the Web.".
• the-webs-data-triad alternativeHeadline "Querying decentralized data is a solved problem, but why do we prefer some solutions over others?".
• the-webs-data-triad datePublished "2024-05-30T19:30:00+02:00".
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• trust-takes-time author me.
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• trust-takes-time abstract "Today’s websites and apps are built to compensate for an absence of trust, rather than to support its growth. Customers and companies both understand that human handshakes no longer scale in the digital age, and surrender to their replacement by a tap of the finger on a button labeled I accept. While every handshake comes with an expectation of honesty, this button never did: we know we are lying the moment we touch it, as does the author of the legalese no one expects anyone to read. Navigating a trustless world is a heavy price to pay for the boundless freedoms of the World Wide Web—except it doesn’t have to be like this. Although trust remains an inherently human relationship, machines can help us build and evolve our relationships by handling the fiddly bits on our behalf. This liberates people to refocus on gaining mutual value from our relationships, without the huge burden of their setup and maintenance. Everything starts with the realization that data technology is fundamentally trust technology, and thus a transversal layer within any ecosystem rather than just the icing on the cake.".
• trust-takes-time alternativeHeadline "Only people can trust, but only machines scale well.".
• trust-takes-time datePublished "2024-10-15T08:00:00+02:00".
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• inside-the-insight-economy author me.
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• inside-the-insight-economy abstract "Never mind the data economy. Data is unfit to form a proper marketplace: copyable goods cause an infinite supply that leaves a deeply confused demand. Meaningful trade only happens when two sides believe and expect they both stand to gain from every exchange. With data, it feels like some are always giving and others always taking. Is that because a broken marketplace makes trade fundamentally impossible? Yes. But this post is not a plea for giving up; it’s a focused manifesto for doing better. What marketplace can we build where data benefits everyone through trade? The question carries the answer: don’t exchange raw data. Refine each data point into a tailor-made asset that loses purpose when copied, yet delivers value when traded. Change starts from the essential belief that healthy data flows can bring more opportunities for improvement than harm. ".
• inside-the-insight-economy alternativeHeadline "For centuries, trade has embodied mutual benefit. Let’s restore what data broke.".
• inside-the-insight-economy datePublished "2025-08-12T08:00:00+02:00".
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• inside-the-insight-economy datepublished "2025-08-12T08:00:00+02:00".
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