Does anyone know someone who has downloaded the entirety of wikipedia? I want to be friends

Wow! Anthropic is just winning-left and-right

Gotta admit, I do feel pretty safe when I post on bluesky. It's a very different vibe from threads - very *blue*-coded

at:// downstream protocols: think about comment threads as 'aqueducts'. data (water) can pass through edges (pipes), and exit at different points along the way the energy feeds up the tree, then travels down the leaves (branches) programmatically

@quillmatiq.com have you ever heard of the unconference model? I don't know if it's an exact fit for the at://seattle meetups because in my experience, they run long, but...

I have a feature that gives people a reason to set up their own PDS. I'm very excited :) It also comes hand-in-hand with a potential revenue path

dawg wtf have I created

I need PDS's to be able to secretly (privately) send information to my centralized server. But how? @atproto.com

Coherency is really the only signal that matters

In the future, prompts need to be signed

@elij.dev everybody wishes they were AnvilKeeper580

at @zojer.kairos.solar we're using knowledge graphs to fuel low-power models the idea is that if we can manipulate our input tokens, we can manipulate model efficiency. my hypothesis is that by maintaining a low-entropy context window, we can rival the coding models (in certain, critical tasks)

rather than in-line polling, a watcher should await a queue

Indexers should be their own layer of atproto apps

After the Seattle @getdweb.net meetup last night, I've decided that the right move for Kairōs's lexicon is to split content from tagging. If your content is primarily .md, and your tags are inline wikilinks, you can create a moat for yourself by building the indexer separately...

I'm opening the Terminal Graph beta to the public, and with it I bring a new docs site! Have fun, and go break things! terminalgraph.com

I think the secret to self-healing codebases will be having a chorus of different agents. These agents are built to be conversational - if you want them to go off and do stuff automatically, they need someone to bounce ideas off and validate/invalidate their work. They need to co-create

todo: reach out to kepano to connect over different .md formats; I need obsidian to render my .yao (爻) files

I'm still bullish on figma, for some reason

This is mostly a note for myself, but I solved the duality problem in `AddChartButton` by creating global search. It basically allows me to erase the cognitive burden for most tasks (just searching for a chart)

the vision for kairos.solar is to let people attach files of all kinds to astrology charts. this let's you wire between two completely different types of raw data

When doing user research I found that a bunch of people put astro transits into their calendar. So... I built one! Select a chart, and it will auto-populate all your previous/upcoming activations

I wonder if I'll find my people on this app, or if I'll need to find them via a new lexicon. As a test -- who here is working on ATproto lexicon? Will this post reach new people? Or will it flop, due to the newness of my account?

Man, the experience on bsky is totally different from threads. Because your feed here is centered around who you follow, you need to make a really intentional effort to make a friend. The algorithm won't naturally nudge you together; you have to specifically single them out for it.

Just capturing this for myself:

expanding the graph's capabilities

I've been building up a substantial knowledge graph with my model + it is doing a really good job at hedging against claude's recent lobotimization. You can tell it's having a harder time thinking through problems — but the hemn space gives it scaffolding to still arrive at the destination.

The funniest thing about the chinese room argument against AI ,, is that you could easily argue ~humans~ are in a chinese room, too

we decided as a community that "Internet Handle" was too vague and confusing, which is why the last five atproto apps I've used have called it your Internet Handle looks like it's hit a critical mass and we should just adopt it now, it's out of our hands, dang it

It's official! We'll be having our very first meetup on April 23rd at @internetstudio.bsky.social 🙏🏼 Come join us for an Atmosphere of good vibes and energy, so we can build a more human-centered internet 🌐 RSVP and details here:

I keep seeing people presenting "raw data" as a selling point for their knowledge base. But I really think they're barking up the wrong tree. The only reason to keep raw data is because you don't yet trust your abstraction of it. And if you don't trust your abstractions... then why bother?

Getting good at mysticism means being able to wield isomorphism (analogies) like a pro

oh boy. what away to complete the mars-saturn cycle

New piece just dropped on reading.supply: reading.supply/@pageofswrds...

The cognitive lightcone

This is why I'm optimistic big texh will lose in the long run. The centralized approach to labor will continue to become more brittle, until it breaks—and decentralized communities can be birthed in its place.

Mathematical paradoxes are like portals into the yin and yang of it all

a "LITTLE" involved lmfao

Hear me out: a divination system that uses mathematical principles + its possible archetypical applications (instead of hexagrams or tarot cards)

This is the best description of platonism I've ever read

I am an aquarius; ideas float in my subconscious like molecules of air. Each represents a mathematical given; a nodegraph of knowledge from which meaning is derived like the molecules of oxygen that sustain life.

pea eye zee zee aye

The mechanism for truly living latent space is myelination

I think the core reason I struggle to communicate is that the stories I craft rest on a set of givens that other people do not share. My midheaven is sag - so I orient myself around paths of discovery. But when the path to discovery is laden with hurdles, I falter

Backpropagation is so unintuitive because it's not modeled after reality. It's powerful — it's gotten us far — but it has a low ceiling compared to predictive coding. Quick summary:

I chose to build on swift because I don't want google to have such direct access to my users' localdata.

Mercury's 2026 retrograde through Pisces