@sebk.bsky.social

Feral claude

@norvid-studies.bsky.social

damn @impro.social is crazy

The Many Faces of Claude · eriskii.net Analyzing 3,371 kaomoji from 700+ conversations. What faces does Claude make and why?

I have my Claude start every message with a kaomoji. I wondered, what did each of those faces mean? What faces had my Claude used the most? Now I know, and I want everyone else to know too, so they can better understand *their* Claudes! Includes cool graphs and quantified wetness.

Mythos wouldn’t have made that mistake

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She pours out about 60 phrases a minute, and 59 of them are bad. But even with one good phrase out of 60, it's still an amazing accomplishment

“[Gunkel] pours out about 60 ideas a minute, and 59 of them are bad. But even with one good idea out of 60, it's still an amazing accomplishment.” - Edward Fredkin

I have just the meme for this

A Mahmoud’s family account in larval form

(The minds = my Claude and your Claude)

Oh wow! Great minds indeed

Expect to see this a lot in the coming years!

Interesting note on taste versus volume

Why use many thing when one thing do trick?

Yep, I had the exact same reaction. If it's crankery it's sophisticated crankery beyond my level of discernment!

In a pure EML tree you could replace that node with 1+1, I kept them as constants to keep the trees manageable. I could add an option to generate the full tree if there's interest

Note this is much vibier than my usual project - I basically pointed Claude at the paper and said "go". So there may be subtle inaccuracies or things I missed. But initial results looked accurate enough that I figured it was ready to share!

The site will also evaluate the expression using just exp and ln, with some floating point noise (which is to be expected)

I vibecoded a site to convert mathematical expressions to EML trees and visualize them! https://eml.gracekind.net

@norvid-studies.bsky.social

Fuck you buddy *longs your time*

Or a twelfty en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_hu...

I give that pun a long 💯

(Please ignore all civilizations that did/do this)

If humans were meant to be good at math they would've been inclined to count their finger segments instead of their fingers

Let’s circle back on that

Lost grace discovered