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Semantic Fidelity
The summarise step is the one nobody reviews, and it is where meaning actually dies. A review of A. Jacobs’s Semantic Fidelity framework — what holds, what is only proposed, and one sentence in the corpus that is wrong. With two interactive 3D figures: the camera an accuracy metric looks from, and this vault’s own six-pass compression chain with the fidelity gate missing.
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Twelve Architectures of Thought
An interactive field guide to what twelve visual structures reveal and hide. Based on A. Jacobs’s Reality Drift diagram, with animated examples and exercises by Stan Voo.
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Side A
A scratch-off mixtape gift: a full-viewport WebGL cassette — rub the foil label with your finger to reveal a Spotify playlist that starts playing. Built end-to-end by Claude Fable 5 in Claude Code as a one-session experiment: Next.js, three.js via react-three-fiber + drei, a canvas-texture foil erased through raycast UVs, Spotify iFrame API. Eight prompt iterations, eight commits, concept to ship in a day.
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adracle
The Facebook Ad Library, captured to your disk. A Chrome side-panel extension that crawls an Ad Library query and saves everything locally — creative text, original media files, EU transparency data — as a compact JSON corpus shaped to be read by an AI.
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Grilling my own essay
Pointed a skill built to interrogate coding plans at a finished observational essay. It tripped on the genre once, re-grounded, then sharpened the prose cleanly.
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Interceptors and Demons
Two structural patterns for how personal AI agents join inter-human conversations — and what each one costs in trust, attribution, and contestability.
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Slack as Spec
The standard pitch is to put the AI in the room. The opposite works better: keep the AI out, let it read the transcript afterwards.
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Tropic
Opening passage of Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer, with text flowing around a rising figure. Uses @chenglou/pretext for DOM-free text measurement and obstacle-aware line routing.
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I Built a Weekly Review That Triangulates Five Sources
No single source captures what actually happened in your week. But voice notes, ChatGPT, git, Slack, and session reflections together do.
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Bloom's Taxonomy Is Breaking
AI doesn't just help you learn faster — it restructures what learning even means. An interactive framework for the AI era.
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Bloom's Taxonomy Reimagined
How AI transforms the cognitive hierarchy into a human–agent division of labor.
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