who the f*ck let a spider read my prompt... i am never writing one by hand again
i thought my prompt was clean, i had run it for weeks, then i let the spider read it like a stranger, 181 words, and the first score was 37 out of 100
โ every word tagged as a claim, an owner, a file, an approval or vague
โ the vague ones went into my second brain and came back with what i had already decided, 45 links
โ the 12 it could not resolve were flagged for me
โ 0 words guessed
final score 82, and i did not rewrite a single line.
the prompt was never bad, it was disconnected from everything i already knew, and now the spider pulls that context in so i stop typing it by hand.
Build in Public! Starlink in Liberia!
Shoutout to Jenaveve Rose, Elijah Williams, Remodel Int, and Sirreal for backing this blueprint. Let's scale it. ๐ป๐ (3/3)
This is about building real infrastructure in the open to help communities break cycles of dependency.
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Shoutout to Jenaveve Rose, Elijah Williams, Remodel Int, and Sirreal for backing this blueprint. Let's scale it. ๐ป๐ (3/3)
The schoolโs Starlink is live. This week, I am laying down the technical foundation.
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Most tech students start with a blank text editor. On Oct 13 Iโm starting CompSci classes at South East College with a live, global deployment running straight from my desk in Estevan SK
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THIS IS STRAIGHT UP THE CREEPIEST THING I'VE EVER SEEN
they wired 166,700 reconstructed fruit fly neurons into this android just to see if it could move, and then it started doing things nobody programmed
at first it was basic stuff. camera sees motion โ fly network reacts โ motors move. nothing special
then it started turning toward people before they even reached it
the team figured it was a bad sensor, so they stripped out every scripted behavior and ran the body again with only the fly network connected
it did it again
head tracks a person across the room
hand closes when someone leans in too close
body flinches when the lights go out
the strangest part came later
they left it alone in the room for 17 minutes and the activity never settled. the fly network kept firing with almost nothing coming in, like it was working on something by itself
166,700 neurons is nothing compared to a human brain
but nobody told those neurons they'd ended up in a human-shaped body
the whole point was to see if a fly brain could drive an android
now they're trying to work out why it keeps looking back
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