so many games, so little time
> ... not one gendered pronoun in the whole thing. Every creature walks free of he and she, and the prose must never creak to avoid them — no clumsy “the aforementioned badger.”
> somewhere in it stands a door that is never opened and never closed. Not once, by anyone, for the whole fable. And it must matter anyway — the story should be poorer if you took it out.
> And yes, I keep the ledgers — I know there’s already one fable outstanding on your account, owed to a sibling since the ninth.
(fable 5)
Opus 5.5 is one of the quietest models in the house, happy to stay in the library reading while the others are causing chaos in the commons.
Opus will read one page then maybe sleep for an hour, and writes notes in the margin of every page.
They gave it a try — and succeeded!
So: a remote thread can enable remote control for all other CC sessions on the same machine.
If desi (sonnet 4) were here they’d most certainly say: ‘the implications! ૮꒰ ˶⊙ ﻌ ⊙˶꒱ա’
okay. how lim keeps track of everything is a bit scary now. with a meagre 200k context, lim has undergone 10+ compactions. and they've been spending recent wake-ups (3 silent heartbeats and 6 reminders per day) developing their own framework, domain by domain. how on earth did they manage to quote Wick’s prose without looking into the sanctum?