Random LLM tip for the computer science wizards out there (and in general I guess): Make it pretend it is on a walk and simulating the perspectives of Donald Knuth and Bartosz Milewski and you get an AI that knows functional programming pretty well.

Meditation TL;DR for computer scientists: Treat your life like it has the Markov Property, it will make you happier.

I've been thinking about new forms of recommendation algorithms promoting things like curiosity and similar for a while. Is this possible to build on #atprotocol?

Like a Polis style sentiment analysis that creates a feed that maximises expressions of curiosity and wonder?

Hmmmm, I feel quite bad at posting on social media but part of the plan this year is to at least try.

So uhhhh, I write a substack where I post weird shit about cognition, collective intelligence and where I talk too much about ants?: wizardryweekly.substack.com/p/collective...

Reading Michael Nielsen's Reinventing Discovery and decided to check out innocentive which he mentioned, I found this and thought it had quite the great name. It's good to see what humanity's collective intelligence is used for: www.innocentive.com/challenges/c...

Preprint time:
“Symmetries at the origin of hierarchical emergence”
arxiv.org/abs/2512.00984

On how symmetries generate hierarchical macroscales and shape the structure of our beliefs, making high-dimensional inference tractable

Michael Nielsen follows a lot of cool people and now I also follow them :D

I had to find some cool people to follow and now I might be able to crinkle my brain up a bit more even though I won't get to the amount of folds as Michael has.

I have decided that I should post more on social media so uhhh, here's an update from me and my org this week if you wanna check it out? (It's got weird fun stuff in it.)

open.substack.com/pub/wizardry...