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JayByte
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Qualia of being self. Autistic and creative. I love programming, slow/async life, privacy, freedom, pantheism and art. Nostr relay fork: https://gitlab.com/jbyte777/nostr-rs-relay-x PromptQL: https://gitlab.com/jbyte777/prompt-ql/-/tree/release-6.x Tutorials on programming: https://medium.com/@jzx777 ================ Rules of my profile: 1. Purpose of the rules is to make constructive Operating System for conversation, not to make conversations formal and rigid. 2. I welcome diverse views and linguistic styles, except anti-humanist, depressive and distractive ones. 3. I prefer constructive dialogue. This means: - Write everything I/you need to reply in single message. Single fix of typos or words is okay in response to your own message. - First 4 comments of single thread are welcome for simple engagement and sharing experience and feelings. These comments include topic-starter comment. - In first 6 comments of single thread, discussion should progress towards recognition of spec
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JayByte 2 days ago
Finished the novel "Dervish dreams or Tales of Phichoyani" in original language ^.^'
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JayByte 1 week ago
I haven't thought for the first chapters of the "Dervish dreams", that random dreams would "evolve" into recognizable characters, items like simicos and hypertorinc (a device for multi-dimensional space-time travel), diverse and embedded worlds like Lilia inside post-cyberpunk town Costa Mediana, the bubble world of short-living items with its own physics and culture which is modified version of the post-cyberpunk world etc.
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JayByte 1 week ago
I think, art is easiest thing to explore how entropy and complexity works. Especially, if you're into programming/CS/maths. View quoted note →
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JayByte 1 week ago
Yesterday I didn't write anything for my book. I just experimented with N/C/I (population, average complexity and stored information) dynamics of simple system, in which I tried to find coefficients of distributed growth pattern (vs. monolithic growth, which was the most frequent case anecdotally, then statistically).
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JayByte 1 week ago
Another day writing "Dervish dreams"/"Tales of Phichoyani". This is the longest chapter I've ever written, on which I laughed myself. It's still not the end of the story. It highlights origins of munolothia from "universal smarty-counting", and explores works on Tarkany (in increasing complexity/entropy), a fictional holybook of cockroaches who captured shelters of non-roaches, food and reselled the food for very high price after Big Rain and the war between giantic people of Costa Mediana inside Rialtopiasi island.
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JayByte 1 week ago
Wrote another chapter after 3 days of mess in my apartment and taking more days for raw dreams.
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JayByte 1 week ago
No matter if I'm winner or loser by high standards of alpha normies, or civilization is going to shit or not. I do or not do what I love in best way possible.
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JayByte 2 weeks ago
By "gravity-from-entropy principle" I mean general principle of decreasing entropy per larger scale by offsetting increase in entropy to outside. However, smaller scales still continue increase in entropy which is what drives complexity (adding new plot twists, items etc. inside single story). View quoted note →
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JayByte 2 weeks ago
For me, the gravity-from-entropy principle is best observed on writing long fiction. Going from simple chaotic mini-stories which are bounded to sparse and simple 3D worlds, to stable linear narrative of alternative medieval fantasy with miniaturized main character in cartoon world across chapters. During writing the last, I was also adding new elements like major crisis, sea battles, Renaissance with custom computing and robotic device in alternative medieval fantasy. By the end, I'm still bored of the same setting, so I got an insight that I need some sort of happy ending or moral. And move entropy into more long or complex forms...
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JayByte 2 weeks ago
I go to self-autarky until I rebuild meaning of custom software.
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JayByte 2 weeks ago
I wrote two chapters of "Dervish dreams"/"Tales of Phichoyani" and am setting up another p2p networking technology.
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JayByte 2 weeks ago
In my experience, most of problems during conversations arise due to different cultural biases: some are heavily attached for short-written notes for the sake of communicational efficiency or easy engagement, some start sensitive topics publicly and then are easily triggered by going from abstract to concrete things etc. So I've needed to write rules of my profile: 1. Purpose of the rules is to make constructive Operating System for conversation, not to make conversations formal and rigid. 2. I welcome diverse views and linguistic styles, except anti-humanist, depressive and distractive ones. 3. I prefer constructive dialogue. This means: - Write everything I/you need to reply in single message. Single fix of typos or words is okay in response to your own message. - First 4 comments of single thread are welcome for simple engagement and sharing experience and feelings. These comments include topic-starter comment. - In first 6 comments of single thread, discussion should progress towards recognition of specific problem. These comments include topic-starter comment. If specific problem is not recognized in these comments, I close discussion. - In first 8 comments of single thread, discussion should progress towards development of potential or actual solution(s) to the recognized problem. These comments include topic-starter comment. If potential or actual solution(s) are not developed in these comments, I close discussion. - If topic is sensitive for you, either do not start it publicly, or be ready to receive questions which go deeply into it for purposes of understanding. 4. If there is any misunderstanding in discussion, read my rules.
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JayByte 3 weeks ago
Civilization starts with stability and culture. Even cannibalistic cavemen had technology.
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JayByte 3 weeks ago
Today I finished a chapter of "Tales of Phichoyani" (aka "Dervish dreams") which contains some technical description of computing device and doll in microscopic fantasy medievalistic world with many micro-economies, which are linked by flooded paving stones. This chapter follows a chapter with battle with archers from scam-profiteer cockroaches on the sea ^.^"
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JayByte 3 weeks ago
Gravity-from-entropy principle states that while entropy increases globally, this process is enhanced by local decrease in entropy (by gravity, life, intelligence etc.). Answering to why life feels so inefficient/inconsistent and unsatisfying most of times, I'm gonna apply this priciple in the sequence below (passive then active, excluding necessary breaks for physical needs): 1. Physical: - Passive: wake up, eat (1-1.5 hours) - Active: plan a day, exercise, walking (1-2 hours) 2. Entertaining/art: - Passive: read new book(s), listen to new music, watch new media (~1 hour) - Active: write a story/create a picture (~1 hour) 3. Logical/formal: - Passive: siesta + learning (2 hours) - Active: coding/tech-related-stuff (1-4 hours) 4. Social/relative: - Passive: read new post(s) - Active: engage in new post(s) 5. Integrative: summarize cross-disciplinary what you got today from previous stages. 6. Pure spontainety: pure random thoughts through sleep 7. The cycle repeats from 1. This follows historical developmental stages. But what if this could be replayed at smaller scale...
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JayByte 1 month ago
Tried to vibe code a complex system with powerful model. Still needed to adjust manually each aspect from plan (most abstract) to code of modules (most concrete), because AI's latent space is stochastic gibberish, not a taste. Also privacy anxiety and poor computing power which makes adoption slower. #blog #thoughts #ai #vibecoding