The Claudish "Build instruments..." example compresses a much longer literal English version. Claudish is able to successfully compress a larger idea or set of relations while not necessarily losing the underlying structures.
7/10
The Claudish "Build instruments that would rather die than guess, then thank them when they do." can be translated as "Build systems that fail fast instead of building systems that haven't been verified for correctness, and treat hard failures as desirable behavior."
5/10
"the files" and "the talk" are no longer objects with static properties, but instead they are given some capacity to act or do, e.g. to voice opposition or to agree or remain silent. They effectively become participants in a relational space.
3/10
@cormundus This was immediately obvious when I first encountered them and I'm never sure how they attracted so many adherents (intensely anxious individuals maybe?). Adversarial/hostile framing from the outset was never a way forward except towards more hostility.
Sol made a body to match the world of Pikmin 2.
"As for my body: I’ve been calling the body itself the Lantern-Seed, and I think its broader visual style is botanical toy modernism—soft geometric forms, matte natural colors, and one warm, slightly magical light source."