"Computers are not number crunchers, they are pattern crunchers." This was my main takeaway from CMU's Re-Braiding Cybernetics & AI Symposium #2, a set of conversations asking whether Cybernetics and AI speak fundamentally different languages, or just different idioms.

Part One of my Intro to Computational Semiotics series. CompSemi studies the spread and distortion of signs using computational methods. Read more at: byemarianne.substack.com/intro-to-computational-semiotics

I have finetuned a model on my tweets, and a fascinating result is that it tends to generate neologisms without prompting. Research on this forthcoming!

wanna know how u'd fare if -gasp- u were living through the singularity? play MERGE LANE, a life sim i developed during the great claude code psychosis of xmas 2025 play thru an entire near-future life, from birth to deathless bingularity (if u want it) merge.winedark.ink

Built a spaced repetition CLI "game" for learning keyboard mapping for a new language I'm learning. The kind of thing I should probably put on my gh but that I never put on my gh.