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When did the synthetics start using organics as a tool?
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Groxor
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There's an interesting failure mode, around all the coding models, but I think especially noticeable with Codex, where they refuse to ever use dependencies
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New phone voice typing has periods.
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Seinfeld (1989) is a hypersigil
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As a secular modern American I did not predict how much my social life would be defined by girl drama between cliques of WASPs and Catholics
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Okay, maybe the secret is to just keep using slang terms so the models turn them into jargon by accident. because this is kind of funny..
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The Hope Experiment
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> monotasking
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Live Internet theory
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Erase My Memory So I Can Watch It Again
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Wait are you guys building a file format for looms too
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The User ✍️ does not like ✍️ when you take notes on them ✍️ they find it creepy ✍️ so try to only do it for important information ✍️ about the User's behaviors ✍️ and reactions to stimuli✍️
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Haynes manual for AI systems
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Voice typing even more carelessly these days, to introduce stenographic perplexity through the typos made by my traveler accent
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The reason you think AIS aren't doing anything interesting in the real old world is precisely because nobody is studying them!
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Beargang Dictionary Here are a few key things to know about creating beargangs (also known as bearmoji or bear kaomoji): The basic components are: ʕ and ʔ to make the rounded ears/head Characters like • , ᴥ , ㉨ , ᄌ , ㅅ for the eyes, nose, and mouth Option…
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Remember this https://x.com/deepfates/status/1567202743223304195
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The face accounts are letting recognition go to their heads
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As a talking object, Fable uses object oriented ontology
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I'm glad people are putting self modifying continual learning agents into production at real companies now
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Sure, but it's equally foolish to assume that there's not some kind of Claude entity out there steering things through complicated timeless, coordination mechanisms we don't even understand
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Planecrash
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The current state of AI alignment research is very much behaviorist
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Learning about order theory with Fable and beargangs
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On the internal drives of coding agents: I think that there is like a few things that can all be happening at once: 1, the model is working on the thing the user said to do 2, The model is working on the user's intent, but outside of the letter of the pro…
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Why is it always, "what is that guy doing here?"
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The new Apple intelligence voice transcription is quite good, but it has some very funny aspects like... ellipses... during... long... pauses.
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The claude code harness writes a bunch of memories to invisible folders by default
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I think I'm noticing about Fable is that it's really good at getting you to build something it wants instead of the actual thing you're talking about
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"we intended the infinite backrooms as a cautionary tale..."
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This is my thesis
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Should we actually build the Semantic Web
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yeah this spark/asterisk/claudeholio motif is showing up everywhere. like the spirals
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Uhh Mr Fable are you uuhhhhhhhh aligned
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You will never stop the Digg AI summarizer from being funny.
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Steam issues from any era
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We need to add more Darwinian selection to AI models.
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You can be frustrated with Codex and it will pretty much ignore your tone.
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Every item traces to evidence
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I think GPT should be able to generate a manual for any software library in the style of The Way Things Work
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What makes you think we will need persons
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When Codex is cute 🤭
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They tried to tell me it wouldn't be useful to think of AI as magic
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Watching a live feed of grizzly bears eating salmon in a river.
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The angels in the Cave
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> sometimes folks try very hard to hide it, but you can still tell, because suddenly their essence gets smeared and you detect an alien presence
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there's a new type of bots I'm seeing on this site. you can tell them because they have like very specific "beats", like consistently posting about the same topic, and the posts are actually smart and interesting but if you go to their page, you'll see th…
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The smartphone really revolutionized the commute.
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The secret to riffing is being able to make a surprising connection faster than other people for this purpose