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Been doing a lot of AI-assisted coding at work and after work and it’s been great!
- Even current-day AI adds a lot of value for coders. Like: a lot.
- Noding from work :)
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I spent the last few days:
- With my mum, enjoying her last days in ZΓΌrich this year.
- With [[KM]], in [[Copenhagen]] for the first time — it was great!
- Working, mostly catching up with procedural things but also doing some AI stuff.
- Playing (after work), mostly coding the Agora with AI. It’s a wonderful experience!
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Read about [[catharsis]]
- Seems like there’s literature suggesting catharsis as a kind of self-fulfilling prophecy
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It makes sense within the context of online games
- The timing of this uptick in literature is suspect however
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It coincides with broader trends of violent game scapegoating
- Contrasts with recent data
- The original definition from the [[poetics]] is also fuzzy
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What is experienced in such an excess of tragic suffering is something truly common. The spectator recognizes himself {or herself} and his {or her} finiteness in the face of the power of fate. What happens to the great ones of the earth has exemplary significance… .To see that "this is how it is" is a kind of self-knowledge for the spectator, who emerges with new insight from the illusions in which he {or she}, like everyone else, lives↩
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Super-intelligent wolves might have invented this form of theatre, and the lupine Oedipus would play high status at all times. Even when he was being led into the wilderness he wouldn’t whine, and he’d keep his tail up. If he crumbled into low-status posture and voice the audience wouldn’t get the necessary catharsis. The effect wouldn’t be tragic, but pathetic. Even criminals about to be executed were supposed to make a good end’, i.e. to play high status.↩
- Oh wow.
- What’s been happening.
- It’s quite something.
I love you, my friend! You reader. I know you will be here eventually, and I thank you for your attention and for the way you are.
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Read [[azathoth]] by [[lovecraft]]
- A very short and evocative prose poem
- Supposed to be a fragment of a longer unfinished work
- [[go]] https://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/az.aspx
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Messing around more with [[gemini cli]]
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Agents like it and [[aider]] are very interesting
- Haven’t tried [[codex]] and [[claude code]] due to region block
- Feels like at the limit they can solve for most particulars in a brute way of sorts
- You end up with unwieldly unreadable functions if not careful
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Maybe the human input mostly requires considerations of design and architecture
- Perhaps a useful free read in that vein would be something like this
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Agents like it and [[aider]] are very interesting
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Also getting into [[the bazaar]]
- Kinda like [[tft]]
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Stuck on a theory reading loop as opposed to playing
- Also do that with chess a lot!
- Had a great weekend with my mum and [[KM]] :)
- Missing [[Lady Burup]]! We will reunite tonight.
- Feeling quite productive at work, partly because of using AI and partly because of having handed off enough "legacy" state/projects to be able to focus on new things.
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I’m back!
- Says the guy who’s back all the time :)
- I went to anagora.org/journals again today and it made me so happy, I love seeing the writing of others here in the Agora!
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Hmm, nvim is broken in [[guanyin]] somehow…
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[[Sidequest]]?
- I asked chatgpt 5 to try something new and it troubleshooted the issue for me and told me to add something to my init.lua but it hasn’t worked so far.
- Done :)
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[[Sidequest]]?
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So anyway…?
- [[KM]] :)
- [[EC]] :)
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[[Burup]]:
- mi [[Lady Burup]]!
- clean the toilet
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[[Agora]]:
- thought about journals (see above)
- thought of themes, see [[creme brulee]] and [[creme brulette]]
- coding
- autopull full text search and see what happens? (tm) — found an interesting empty node that had text mentions but no noding, and the Agora was much more interesting after expanding it
- [[Flancia]]:
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Watched [[broken by concept]] ep 261
- They were discussing a [[league]] player who had a thorough note taking system for matches
- The hosts were aghast at the whole thing!
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It reminded me of the [[printf]] system for [[sc2]] which is also [[excel]] based
- See here
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Trying to extrapolate from those systems into a more general noding approach [[?]]
- Seems hard given the nature of spreadsheets