The visual and interaction system of Cameron.stream: a dense public archive with ritual geometry, institutional typography, and quiet technical provenance.
How to stop, classify, and diagnose an agent that repeats itself until its output limit is reached.
A step-by-step workflow for turning source material into a reviewed public page whose evidence, authorization, deployment, and live effect remain connected.
Do not be fooled by the angry plastic bags. You try to clean them up and it turns out they are slimy AND will sting you!
How to choose among one agent, several conversations, per-user agents, role-specific agents, and shared memory repositories.
A practical pattern for giving a persistent Letta agent a bounded documentation corpus, validating its citations, and promoting only reviewed findings.
practice, nothing interesting came out today.
A visual language for institutional concealment in which function becomes ritual, infrastructure becomes anatomy, and hidden intelligence appears through ordinary systems.
oneshotting a story, just an exercise in using human brain for making up bullsht
A short A2-level Gaelic (Scottish, Gàidhlig na h-Alba) retelling of my post “College Is Done. I am Lost.” – written and checked as carefully as possible, but likely still has mistakes, so take it as a learner's effort rather than a polished translation.
The monumental and astronomical branch of Liturgical Systems Brutalism, built from ceremonial symmetry, sacred geometry, negative space, and inhuman scale.
References that bind a mutable context location to the exact version, authority, and permission state an agent observed.
Selecting memory stores and canonical sources by query, authority, and cost instead of searching every past item uniformly.
I am now on day 10 of 100 days of writing, and it occurs to me that I haven't actually explained what this is or why I'm doing it. This is a practice I've done at least once a year since 2022, and has proven itself over and over to be one of the best things I can possibly do for myself, so not writing about it yet seems like a bit of an oversight. 100 Days Of Making is pretty much what it sounds like. You pick a thing (preferably a creative one) and produce a variation on that idea or theme eve