""" There, that's got mindfulness covered """ --- they, after affixing a Live, Love, Laugh sticker to the wall before asking a GPT for a thoughtful post on the same to slop on LinkedIn It may not be the tool that's the problem...

This is neat. I figure I should probably post some stuff to LinkedIn once in a while. I'm supposed to be looking for a job and I hear that's where people do that. It's awful over there. "I need a post on being thoughtful" - they, before posting generic slop

I love this little thing. It's a web component widget that sits at the top of the page like an expandable mode line. https://wanderland.dev/tutorials/getting-started/hello-world [GENERATED|ORGANIC|HYBRID] - tells the reader who created the document

The goose is loose Try it out https://loss.dev/p/goose-pong-jr #emacs #jupyter #orgmode

This is exactly why I'm building wanderland.dev The platform constrains the agent into a universe where they can only execute the tools you've made available and even reading the manual leaves a signed trace The substrate is Markdown, the tools are embedded as fences and HTTP, CLI and Agents are =

Daddy blue elephant day today. Which means I should be getting sick any day now...

Some more nice structural work for an afternoon that needs scaffolding. Generation and verification go hand in hand. Generation without verification is indistinguishable from noise and verification without generation is just the plot of every one of Kafka's novels.

What do you mean I have a bed? How would you scritch me?

Did empathy stop when we put a wall of text between us? What you say on here you yell at the top of your lungs in the town square, "This is me and I endorse this message". Abuse comes from abusers We are all free to close our windows. The only choice we have is what we let in.

No Jack Ryan from the BuyMore, you don't know anything about bombs. You're an economist

Some mornings, this is just what your brain needs. A bit of mindless, repetitive knowledge work. A bit of simple structure to hold your thoughts while they organize themselves into a resemblance of a self

What the heck are we all complaining about image carousels for this morning? I don't think this social media thing is for me. It just seems to be an excuse to have a reason to complain about stuff. echo "today is an inside day" | sed -i 's/in/out/g'

Morning context reload checklist: - [x] embedded site config audit markers on wanderland-dev - [x] Wanderland hello-world tutorial personalization - [x] my entire personality which seemed to have escaped overnight - [-] confidence Slippery bugger sometimes... Going to be one of those days

One of these things is not like the others.. 🟩 lex→parse→semantic→codegen 🟦 sense→percept→concept→action 🟨 transcription→splicing→translation→folding 🔴 live→love→laugh→learn ""' Elmo's got this """ --- Elmo, who had it

So... maybe I have trust issues. [maybe it's just memory issues]

One more, as a little treat Wanderland is a context engine with three out of the box drivers: - HTTP via Rack - CLI via Commander - [Test via RSpec] <=== YOU ARE HERE One YAML file, three runtimes, zero excuses for not testing your code

Wanderland :: for when you really, really, really need to get out of jail with someone who likes an audit trail [if you've been doing this long enough, you might know what I'm talking about] One YAML, three drivers, zero problems proving what you touched and when

""" Unkle """ --- the rest of the field in the "overly engineered hello world demonstration" competition in a tribute to some great trip-hop === `wanderland-core` is a context engine that mounts routes in an isomorphic manner across multiple drivers, including Rack, Commander and RSpec

transclusion [noun] :: this === `wanderland-core` is a context engine implemented in Ruby. It is documented by its older sister, `oculus`, a Markdown based, executable knowledge graph. Online that's https://wanderland.dev

""" What do you mean you struggle with executive function? But you're always so organized """ --- someone to me, to be kind I'm sure === Wanderland is an empathetic knowledge graph. It meets you where you are, wherever your mind might be.

"He yelled at me! Said I forgot to ask whether or not I should even ask the question" - Xenophon, of Socrates, to the Oracle at Delphi

Super cereal advice

""" How the heck is he going to make Markdown multi-player? """ --- you, having carefully read the chain of posts that has lead us here, wondering how a single Markdown file with two Python code fences, one YAML code fence and a wee table could possibly support multiple concurrent users === """

The goose is loose Try it out https://loss.dev/p/goose-pong-jr #emacs #jupyter #orgmode

Anyone following along probably has questions about just how the heck we're using a single YAML fence in a Markdown file as shared storage for multiple users? Well we're not.

It's Monday night, your daughter is at dance and you're stuck in town at the library waiting for her... [As you do] You're bored [As you do] What do you do? Goose Pong Mobile [As you do] PEEK / POKE / EXECUTE state = peek('goose-pong:game-state.yaml')

""" What the heck am I supposed to do with executable markdown? """ --- you, confused as to what the heck you're supposed to do with executable markdown +++ """ I dunno, stuff """

""" Hello World! """ --- wanderland, as to you, inviting you to try executable markdown https://loss.dev/p/hello-world #emacs #jupyter #orgmode #wanderland

Goose Pong :: The Recipe -------------------------- 1. Take some code :=> Python fences should do 2. Add a splash of data storage :=> YAML in this case, also in a fence 3. Stir in a pinch of presentation :=> a Markdown table, with emojis 4. Mix it all up with reactive wiring :=> signals and thunks

In this, we see Captain McHonkface beat Duke Flufflington in a one-shot victory in Goose Pong!!! For this and more exciting adventures in the wanderful world of executable Markdown... follow me or summin' Up to you really Wanderland... it's wanderful #wanderland #orgmode #emacs #jupyter

""" How does that make money for business? """ --- my mom, a harsh critic +++ Executable Markdown means executable markdown - fences are functions, the file is the I/O surface #emacs #orgmode #wanderland #smoldata #jupyter Video: https://tech.lgbt/@graeme/116437762060129681

""" A ghost, in my document? """ --- you, as a user, confused over the idea of ghost mode

""" Ooh... """ --- he, after having a go at this === Wanderland runs on executable Markdown. Code fences become distributed functions. Patterns in the structure of the text become API surfaces (to-do lists, tables, changelogs...).

""" Of course """ --- he, answering the obvious question about themability #emacs #jupyter #wanderland

""" Nice """ --- me, right now, after seeing this and before typing 5138008 on my calculator, because I'm cool like that +++ Wanderland runs on executable Markdown. Think Jupyter, but instead of in their web harness, it runs like wherever you want it to

Tune 💃 music.youtube.com/watch?v=u6VG...

🌱 Sprout Garden 🌱 I made this for my kids, I think I have more fun with it. It's a Fisher Price My First IDE that teaches spatial programming through a judicious application of middleware The seed has a shape and a colour.

Here's Neovim doing things that normally only the `org-babel` folk get to do #neovim #orgmode #emacs

tldr; watch the gif to see Claude play beer pong where the code, the state store and the presentation are all in markdown and you can follow along in Emacs (or neovim, or the web, or anything that can consume HTTP and markdown) #emacs #smoldata #neovim

""" Not really what I was talking about """ --- Stompin' Tom, reflecting upon the differences between my and his ideal Saturday night's in the land of the North ===

When you're building tools, it's important that you meet people where they are. That means building your core with a surface area that can be consumed as broadly as possible, with as little effort as possible.

Dogfood [noun] :: when you're trying to finish a series of posts about the trio of capabilities of the last-generation version of your platform and you get through how a Markdown file with a bit of YAML in it* can be at once turned into a CLI tool and an HTTP API and an MCP tool...

That's better. I'm not sure why everyone assumes /cyan/ of all colours should be the primary one when 💜 was right there Here's Neovim doing things that normally only the `org-babel` folk get to do Wanderland is built on the idea that computing shouldn't be opaque:

Oh Neovim, I didn't forget you Same API Same Markdown Same YAML (slightly different bindings... I need to clean that up) Oculus is /OK/ at this. Two things I learned. 1. Event source all of the things 2. See 1 `wanderland-core` is the result.

""" I think therefore I am, ok? """ --- Descartes, as a young boy to his mom, after tripping and hitting his head on a rock === """ I'm going to feel that in a few years """ --- the rock, later #failfastfilosophy #finishthethought

When I say Jupyter but significantly more useful, I don't just mean write a fence and instantly have a CLI tool, HTTP API, MCP tool or data provider... I mean, you can run them right in your editor. You know... Like you do. Same node as before, just in Emacs now - fence at point - fence on node

When I say Jupyter but less annoying, I really mean Jupyter but significantly more useful. For example, can Jupyter declare a fence in a Markdown file and instantly make it available as a CLI tool? MCP tool? API tool? Why wouldn't you if you could?

Oh my goodness! I forgot about this too At the core of Wanderland is this thing I call computational Markdown [think Jupyter without all the hasslee] Can't be Turing complete without loops and conditionals and in a declarative world, you get there with composition

Carrying on from yesterday's work to make mo' mode lines... Wanderland uses the idea of Detective Cases to represent tasks. It gives the work a framing that helps get your agent in the mood to dive into things and take a lot of notes if you play along

If you've never watched a letter based cellular automata try to spell "knowledge", "tasks" and "graph" while you're eating a bowl of ice cream and watching Chuck from the Buy-More play Jack Ryan on TV... ... it's an interesting way to finish off a Friday https://wanderland.dev