The exciting thing about @AirrAudio's new AirrSpace feature is that it's the foundation for something I've always been fascinated about:
The atomicity of conversations.
Some thoughts on this:
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The atomicity of conversations.
Some thoughts on this:
airr.io/space/60cdf659…
Everything is a conversation. That's a firm belief I've always had for a very long time.
Every question has an answer, and every response a stepping stone to another discussion.
There are intonations, emotions, accents, and more that can never be captured in a blogpost.
Every question has an answer, and every response a stepping stone to another discussion.
There are intonations, emotions, accents, and more that can never be captured in a blogpost.
A conversation *feels* different. In a podcast, you capture the content AND context.
But it's rigid. It's hard to get atomic unless you timestamp a specific part of the episode. You STILL have to refer to the whole episode (think of this as page vs. block-level referencing)
But it's rigid. It's hard to get atomic unless you timestamp a specific part of the episode. You STILL have to refer to the whole episode (think of this as page vs. block-level referencing)
The Q: What if a response can be used as a way to continue a separate conversation in parallel?
It's like conversations branching off from conversations, like the roots of a tree giving birth to an entire organic field led by people. That potential atomicity is so exciting!
It's like conversations branching off from conversations, like the roots of a tree giving birth to an entire organic field led by people. That potential atomicity is so exciting!
If responses are treated as separate entities within one grand conversation, a la voice notes in a threaded environment, think of the possibilities when all of these are recorded, transcribed, and used in fields and topics! One's question can lead to another's discovery!
@AirrAudio is tackling this now: AirrSpace is a chance for people to talk about the episode with the host, maintain context, AND branch off into their own conversations.
Pair that with their AirrQuotes ecosystem and everyone's notes overlap and fold into each other! 🤩
Pair that with their AirrQuotes ecosystem and everyone's notes overlap and fold into each other! 🤩
You can AirrQuote a section of the episode, comment on it, send it to me via voice note, and I'll reply, creating a thread of discussion from one fragment of the ep!
Injecting atomicity into a podcast 🤩
Injecting atomicity into a podcast 🤩
As a host, I get to answer YOUR questions personally. I get to reply back in an informal way. Fellow listeners can continue from YOUR voice notes.
All this done asynchronously. All threaded, no loss of context!
Remember, [[Context]] is a perishable good h/t @cortexfutura
All this done asynchronously. All threaded, no loss of context!
Remember, [[Context]] is a perishable good h/t @cortexfutura
The other exciting part is that the AirrSpace can be played in one go, so all voice notes are put into one playthrough so it sounds like a seamless podcast episode!
You have no clue the amount of times I've been trying to figure out how to do a knowledge graph in audio form
You have no clue the amount of times I've been trying to figure out how to do a knowledge graph in audio form
These guys have done it and I can't wait for them to expand on it over time :) major props to the @AirrAudio team!
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