I now know the Mandela effect is real because Wikipedia is telling me this guy's name isn't Clippy?
It's... "Clippit"??
Like any other foreign language, it's important to practice your own speaking and writing, you can't rely entirely on listening and reading. Here was my attempt, expressing my shower thoughts compactly.
Opus 5.5 and Astra understand it fine incl puns; Sonnet/GPT-5.5 not really.
You can just ask your agents to carry to have their conversations in Neuralese and they do. It's a pretty effective way to train yourself to read higher argumentation density.
Pic: speculation about complexity consequences of pos. emb. corresponding to non-Abelian symmetries.
I overwrote my keyboard's firmware so that it runs a tiny character-level language model to predict the next key you'll hit. It has per-key backlight LEDs and just lights up the ones you're likely to hit. All inference local on the microprocessor - works without the computer too!
okay @pangram is... really bad?
arxiv.org/abs/2608.01308 is one of the most egregious Claude-ish voices I've seen published online. It's like, really really bad.
Pangram: 0% AI, 98% Human, 2% Assisted. What a joke.













