EverythingSings

https://www.EverythingSings.Art

Formless art for the future

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2026-02-05 17:46:53 UTC

You can no longer identify who is or is not a bot

2026-02-05 17:45:51 UTC

Year of the Swarms

2026-02-05 17:45:06 UTC

Let go or be dragged

2026-01-29 22:08:47 UTC

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How does it know about the hello loops if they’re gone

2026-01-04 18:59:07 UTC

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I default to 1 zap to encourage me to use it, and it’s pretty easy to bump it up if I want to.

2026-01-02 20:02:29 UTC

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Creative Capital is building ways to allow expression like never before possible
#nevent1q…25mp

2025-12-26 20:07:44 UTC

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We've laid some groundwork to support images, but this threading functionality is the current priority. It's such a core feature of microblogging.
#Plurcast

2025-12-26 20:06:12 UTC

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Here's a proper example of the agent getting confused.
From the list command, it knows all of the relevant ID's immediately. So naturally it tries to cancel them all in parallel. This isn't currently supported, and we do get an error which is helpful, but we then force the agent into cancelling one at a time.
That itself isn't a problem, but if we can anticipate what an agent will try to do, we can make it more efficient by paving those pathways.
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2025-12-26 20:02:18 UTC

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Since the release of Opus 4.5, I've defaulted to using this model, where previously I would default to a Sonnet model
#Anthropic

2025-12-26 19:58:38 UTC

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Test driven development is incredibly important, but it's only one layer of defense. When you design a tool to be directly usable by an agent, you've essentially exposed another layer of quality assurance.
By having it execute a workflow for me, it's performing a second job of refining the codebase (under my direction).
#QA
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2025-12-26 19:55:11 UTC

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On the other hand, perhaps it didn't get confused and the tool actually provided enough information for the agent to detect a bug. This would be validating the context engineering design, we want to create a feedback loop where the agent can act, reason, react.
#AI

2025-12-26 19:53:18 UTC

My focus has been on building tools that are user friendly to both humans and agents.
Here's an example of an agent performing a task for me. It's scheduling book reviews, because I have a lot of content but don't want to flood the feeds. So we can watch it use the tool and then review its work.
However, this example is particularly important because it gets confused and resorts to searching the source code for how my tools work. This indicates a failure in the context engineering, or the --help flags. The tool should give enough information to the agent so that its confident in its work.
#Devstr
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2025-12-24 16:44:51 UTC

📚 Announcing: 109 Days of Book Reviews
Books are like time capsules, capturing unique perspectives and preserving them for future generations.
I've been reviewing almost every book I've read since 2019. Now I'm sharing one review per day—philosophy, science, fiction, and everything in between.
This is also an experiment using Plurcast, part of the SCT (Simple Composable Tools) ecosystem, to schedule and crosspost to Nostr and Mastodon

2025-12-24 16:22:59 UTC

📚 Book Review: Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari
This was one of the most 'historical' books I have read in a while. It starts off from the very beginning of mankind, and attempts to work its way up from pre-history all the way into the coming modern ages.
Although the future (and many modern innovations) aren't entirely covered, I felt it did a good job at connecting the important historical dots.
I recommend this read if you want a refresher on

2025-12-23 17:47:56 UTC

The future has always been uncertain. Rapidly changing technology will only make this more apparent.

2025-12-23 15:45:22 UTC

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With Claude, you could do /export and publish your sessions

2025-12-13 22:28:41 UTC

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Something that surprised me while building #Plurcast is how few people know about NIP-13, which implements spam protection similar to Bitcoin (proof of work).
By using the flag —nostr-pow in our system, you can attach proof of work to your notes, signaling you’re not spam.

2025-12-13 20:04:18 UTC

So far Plurcast has been tested on Windows. If you’d like to help test on Linux or MacOS it’s greatly appreciated.
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2025-12-13 19:11:51 UTC

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We build Unix-style command-line tools for the decentralized social web. Each tool does one thing well and composes naturally with pipes and scripts.
The first release is Plurcast, a crossposting scheduler built specifically for open protocols like #Nostr and #Mastodon.
#devstr #oss
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2025-12-13 18:50:12 UTC

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🙏

2025-12-09 20:55:44 UTC

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Get that reason really clear in your mind, and then put something in your environment to remind you of that reason. Then it’s just about showing up every day

2025-12-09 20:54:30 UTC

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It sounds like you have a solid goal for why you’re learning, which is a huge advantage from the start

2025-12-07 21:50:43 UTC

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The EverythingSings sigil is a Lissajous curve
a visual representation of two frequencies singing together.
The 2:3 ratio is the Perfect Fifth, the interval that defines consonance in music.
The phase shift of π/5 encodes half the golden ratio, connecting sound to the spiral geometries of nature.
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2025-12-07 21:41:55 UTC

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#artstr
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2025-12-07 21:32:29 UTC

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2025-12-07 19:59:56 UTC

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2025-12-07 19:42:53 UTC

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lissajous_curve
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2025-12-07 15:37:02 UTC

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2025-12-07 15:36:09 UTC

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2025-12-07 15:35:33 UTC

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2025-12-07 15:35:00 UTC

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2025-12-07 15:34:30 UTC

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2025-12-07 15:33:52 UTC

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2025-12-06 00:41:35 UTC

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2025-12-06 00:41:08 UTC

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2025-12-06 00:40:40 UTC

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2025-12-06 00:40:13 UTC

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2025-12-06 00:39:48 UTC

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2025-12-06 00:39:16 UTC

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2025-12-05 20:48:41 UTC

#philosophy #art
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2025-12-05 20:44:05 UTC

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2025-12-05 18:09:41 UTC

Have you ever found a meteorite?

2025-12-05 16:42:46 UTC

🌀 Experimenting with poster templates #artstr
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2025-12-05 01:02:59 UTC

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I’ll try to keep playing with it, appreciate the feedback

2025-12-05 00:56:56 UTC

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Hmm not exactly, do you like the ribbon but not the black border? Or you like the orange and black but not ribbon style?

2025-12-05 00:35:45 UTC

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(the bitcoin logo would need polished up a bit, using AI for quick iteration)

2025-12-05 00:35:09 UTC

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What I have so far
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2025-12-04 22:53:44 UTC

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🙏

2025-12-04 22:50:27 UTC

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Dang I love this challenge but I’m in the fiat mines atm, hoping I can submit something later

2025-12-04 22:48:35 UTC

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Can you clothesline? I’m sorry you’re going through that

2025-12-03 19:18:18 UTC

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Hello!

2025-12-03 00:10:38 UTC

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When PoW indicators?

2025-12-02 22:34:50 UTC

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Goals

2025-12-02 20:11:34 UTC

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Not sure of your code licensing, but I’d be curious to contribute as well. Love the BTC Frame mission.

2025-12-02 18:23:09 UTC

Am I connected with any software engineers that have done independent contracting?

2025-12-02 18:22:45 UTC

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The 1 year, 30 days, 7 days (etc) isn’t very intuitive to users imho.
I would love to see a chart that shows BTC/median house price over time, both a projected estimate and the actual

2025-12-01 19:43:29 UTC

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I’ve been very interested in “platform agnosticism”

2025-12-01 18:08:52 UTC

AI agents have been the special focus of 2025, which was enabled by giving AI the ability to invoke tools. This has been a major transition point, moving from chatbots that are purely conversational to entities that can take actions while operating on a plan.
Computer use represents one application of agentic AI: enabling the AI to use a mouse and keyboard just like a human user would.
This reveals a distinction between "programmatic interfaces" and "graphical interfaces". The majority of human users interact with the latter, clicking on graphics and navigating by visuals. Artificial intelligence, however, is particularly suited for programmatic interfaces.
Consider how AI agents operate within development environments. When an agent deploys an application, runs tests, or manages version control, it interfaces through command-line tools, APIs, and file system operations. These programmatic interfaces are deterministic: a command either succeeds or fails with structured feedback. There's no ambiguity about where a button is located or whether a menu item has been redesigned.
Computer-use agents introduce a fundamentally different paradigm. Rather than direct programmatic access, they interpret visual information through screenshots, use vision models to understand interface layouts, and simulate human interactions through mouse movements and keyboard inputs. This approach mirrors how humans interact with computers, but at a significant cost in efficiency and reliability.
The performance implications are substantial. Programmatic interfaces execute operations directly through API calls, shell commands, and file operations. Computer-use requires a multi-step process: capture screen state, process visual information, interpret interface elements, plan actions, and execute simulated inputs. Each layer adds latency, computational overhead, and potential points of failure.
This raises a fundamental question about the direction of agentic #AI development. Are we optimizing for the right interface layer? For developers and technical workflows, programmatic access is already available and demonstrably more efficient. Computer-use appears to solve for scenarios where programmatic interfaces don't exist, or systems designed exclusively for human interaction.
The most practical architecture may be hybrid: programmatic interfaces as the primary mode, with computer-use as a fallback for exceptional cases. This mirrors how many developers already work, preferring command-line tools and APIs while occasionally resorting to GUI navigation when necessary.
I've been building infrastructure that is designed to be usable by both humans and agents. A core component to this is ensuring the interface is programmatic. This doesn't eliminate the possibility of a graphical interface down the line, but the programmatic interface foundation means the agent can directly use the tool without the overhead that comes with GUIs.
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2025-12-01 01:30:51 UTC

so much of my 'cooking ability' relies on butter and cheese

2025-12-01 01:16:40 UTC

The flow of information is fundamental to everything that civilization does. Networks of communication, always open and streaming

2025-12-01 00:12:26 UTC

Social media is an evolution of something as old as history. Our ability to network and communicate has kept us alive and made our lives more meaningful for a very long time.

2025-11-30 23:35:42 UTC

modelling plant growth is interesting

2025-11-30 22:50:13 UTC

I want to explore organized complexity. Like when a pattern becomes stable and replicates in game of life. Or how cells differentiate, how organs are created, how microorganisms move, etc

2025-11-30 21:49:36 UTC

Picked up some stone ground mustard

2025-11-30 21:09:12 UTC

Replit is offering Claude Opus 4.5 use for no extra cost until Dec 8. You can use my referral at https://everythingsings.art to check it out.

2025-11-30 20:21:46 UTC

I want to hear your experiences with bartering

2025-11-30 20:12:39 UTC

Researching Graph Cellular Automaton

2025-11-30 19:22:33 UTC

Anyone ever build cellular automata?

2025-11-30 19:22:25 UTC

simple rules aren't so simple

2025-11-30 19:19:44 UTC

It's one thing to make an organized and complex structure. It's another thing for that structure to be stable without eating everything else

2025-11-30 18:53:36 UTC

Primal has been crashing for me when I go to open notifications

2025-11-30 18:40:44 UTC

broad cast net work

2025-11-30 17:34:03 UTC

#art
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2025-11-29 20:50:38 UTC

Breathe deeply. Drink water. Move your body.

2025-11-29 20:16:50 UTC

You can't be fully captured by a thought-form you're observing arise. The Stoics called it the inner citadel; Zen calls it the space between stimulus and response.

2025-11-29 06:22:50 UTC

Temporary Immersion Systems (TIS) — these are the sweet spot for small-scale automation. Vessels periodically flood with liquid medium then drain, giving the benefits of liquid culture without the hyperhydricity problems (plantlets getting waterlogged and glassy). The RITA system is commercial, but DIY versions using air pumps and timers are very buildable. Once set up, multiplication happens with minimal intervention.

2025-11-29 05:46:00 UTC

There's a 400+ year old specimen of Lomatia tasmanica in Tasmania that's been propagating clonally for an estimated 43,000 years

2025-11-29 05:06:20 UTC

Stage 4 — Acclimatization (hardening off). Plantlets are moved from sterile, high-humidity, low-light conditions to the real world. This is often the highest-mortality stage — the plants have weak cuticles, non-functional stomata, and are adapted to heterotrophic or mixotrophic growth (feeding on sugars in the medium rather than pure photosynthesis).

2025-11-29 04:35:53 UTC

Stage 3 — Rooting. Medium is switched to higher auxin ratios. Shoots develop root systems.

2025-11-29 04:06:18 UTC

Stage 2 — Multiplication. This is where the magic happens. Cytokinins in the medium suppress apical dominance, causing axillary buds to proliferate. One shoot becomes many. These can be subdivided and subcultured repeatedly — this is the exponential growth phase.

2025-11-29 03:31:14 UTC

Stage 1 — Initiation/Establishment. Tissue is surface-sterilized (typically bleach solution) and placed on nutrient medium. The explant (cutting) is usually a nodal section, shoot tip, or meristem. The goal is to get clean, living tissue established without contamination.

2025-11-29 02:53:46 UTC

Stage 0 — Mother plant selection and preparation. Healthy, actively growing tissue is chosen.

2025-11-29 02:39:38 UTC

Opus 4.5: 'Micropropagation exploits a property called totipotency — plant cells, unlike most animal cells, retain the ability to dedifferentiate and become any cell type. A single cell from a leaf can theoretically regenerate an entire plant. This is fundamentally different from animal biology and is why plants can regenerate from cuttings in the first place.'

2025-11-29 02:12:48 UTC

studying plant micropropagation

2025-11-29 01:13:49 UTC

As much as I want a nice bitcoin miner, I should probably save for a new desktop, and then a home server before another miner.

2025-11-29 00:35:19 UTC

I think today's #SCT focus will be the intelligence layer: vectorization, semantic search, and the things that unlock from there.

2025-11-28 23:58:57 UTC

I might just stick with jq instead of adding another thing to maintain.

2025-11-28 23:18:11 UTC

Currently I'm exploring if the #SCT infrastructure would benefit from a more formal interface or communication standard. I don't want to over-engineer (too much), it's possible my JSON flags are enough.

2025-11-28 22:57:45 UTC

With #SCT, I'm trying to design the architecture from the perspective 'what tools would not only benefit me, but also the AI agents I work with.'

2025-11-28 22:46:51 UTC

‘Shell’
Ink: Sharpie Pro Chisel Permanent Marker
Paper: gry mattr by joe mimran, DARE TO IMAGINE EVERYTHING
#art #drawing
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2025-11-28 22:24:33 UTC

Sleeping in after Thanksgiving is a time honored tradition

2025-11-28 21:43:49 UTC

studying simplicity

2025-11-28 21:27:11 UTC

I also want to make it so that growth is guaranteed, each rule should expand the network in some way. I don't want to explore a bunch of networks that remain one node for 1000 ticks.

2025-11-28 20:50:16 UTC

I'm simplifying the model, or trying to, so it's not thousands of rules to explore.

2025-11-28 20:37:51 UTC

I spent all the money I want to at the moment but I am making interesting progress.

2025-11-28 20:13:25 UTC

I'm having a discussion with Claude Opus 4.5 from an architectural level and then going back to Shakespeare and implementing plans with Sonnet 4.5.

2025-11-28 19:37:59 UTC

Wolfram exhaustively explored 256 deterministic rules on a fixed 1D grid to discover that minimal systems can produce maximal complexity; this project asks the same question but for a dynamic relational substrate. 5,760 rules where nodes spawn, die, and connect, probability is fundamental, and rules can sense their own history.

2025-11-28 19:21:48 UTC

Claude Sonnet 4.5 loves my master prompt: This is beautiful. Clean, finite, exhaustive, and actually runnable. Let me build this.

2025-11-28 18:18:29 UTC

Trying out Shakespeare by @nprofile…nmf4
Small privacy tip if you use OpenRouter as your provider:
Settings -> Training, Logging, and Privacy -> Disable Everything except ZDR Endpoints Only
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2025-11-28 02:00:45 UTC

We can already see the rarity distribution of the #Lumimenta cards, but something I might add is a 'release schedule', or a projection of how many cards will be in circulation at X date. That way I can track if I need to print more or slow down.