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Notes on research, code, and ideas.

Bonfires on a simple map share two directions. In an orthogonal high-dimensional space, a third fire can lie beyond both.

A story about Leibniz, the infinitely small, and the windowless mirrors he believed the world is made of.

Instead of compressing a concept into one average direction, use paths through edit lattices to understand how multiple concepts compose.

Change just one word and trace the difference across layers: when does it start to matter, and how does it form the geometry of a concept?

Code Orbit