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Many years ago, Behdad Esfahbod

I want to make the next version of the Archive

  • I was thinking about Ashkan

    Yesterday I had given the OpenAI models a few blueprints for generating two pages of comics. The results were amazing by all definitions (excluding the boring AI content fact). I was really amazed by how the system could take my almost wireframe sketch and turn it into something amazing.

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The fundamental structure of the mind.worked on(Me, Mind Graph)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Sub-Graph TransferThe fundamental mechanism of communication. A sender transmits a partial graph (a scaffold of nodes), and the receiver reconstructs it using their own Mind Graph, actively filling the gaps.worked on(Me, Sub-Graph Transfer)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Minddropsworked on(Me, Minddrops)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Bret VictorKnown as Maestro VictorSteven Paul JobsKnown as Steve JobsSir Jonathan Paul IveKnown as Jony IveBret VictorKnown as Maestro VictorBret VictorKnown as Maestro VictorBret VictorKnown as Maestro VictorArchiveworked on(Me, Archive)Behdad EsfahbodBret VictorKnown as Maestro VictorArchiveworked on(Me, Archive)LavaScrollworked on(Me, LavaScroll)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)LavaScrollworked on(Me, LavaScroll)Minddropsworked on(Me, Minddrops)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Bret VictorKnown as Maestro VictorMinddropsworked on(Me, Minddrops)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)HeatStudioworked on(Me, HeatStudio)Arendelle Languageworked on(Me, Arendelle Language)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Minddropsworked on(Me, Minddrops)Minddropsworked on(Me, Minddrops)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Minddropsworked on(Me, Minddrops)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Minddropsworked on(Me, Minddrops)Herbert Marshall McLuhanKnown as Maestro McLuhanArchiveworked on(Me, Archive)30⟡111Exact Music, Ambiguity, Creativity, And Sub-Graph TransferDefines GutterThe negative space or gap between the nodes transmitted during communication. The receiver actively fills this space (often subconsciously) with their own concepts, leading to interpretation, creativity, and inevitable misunderstanding.Sub-Graph TransferThe fundamental mechanism of communication. A sender transmits a partial graph (a scaffold of nodes), and the receiver reconstructs it using their own Mind Graph, actively filling the gaps.worked on(Me, Sub-Graph Transfer)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Minddropsworked on(Me, Minddrops)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Orta TheroxKnown as OrtaAnders HejlsbergArchiveworked on(Me, Archive)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Minddropsworked on(Me, Minddrops)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Theodore Holm NelsonKnown as Maestro NelsonTudor GirbaKnown as Maestro GirbaAnnotationsKitworked on(Me, AnnotationsKit)Nota Languageworked on(Me, Nota Language)AnnotationsKitworked on(Me, AnnotationsKit)AnnotationsKitworked on(Me, AnnotationsKit)Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Ashkan Bonakdar ShiraziKnown as Ashkan30⟡111Exact Music, Ambiguity, Creativity, And Sub-Graph TransferDefines GutterThe negative space or gap between the nodes transmitted during communication. The receiver actively fills this space (often subconsciously) with their own concepts, leading to interpretation, creativity, and inevitable misunderstanding.30⟡111Exact Music, Ambiguity, Creativity, And Sub-Graph TransferDefines GutterThe negative space or gap between the nodes transmitted during communication. The receiver actively fills this space (often subconsciously) with their own concepts, leading to interpretation, creativity, and inevitable misunderstanding.Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Minddropsworked on(Me, Minddrops)30⟡111Exact Music, Ambiguity, Creativity, And Sub-Graph TransferDefines GutterThe negative space or gap between the nodes transmitted during communication. The receiver actively fills this space (often subconsciously) with their own concepts, leading to interpretation, creativity, and inevitable misunderstanding.30⟡111Exact Music, Ambiguity, Creativity, And Sub-Graph TransferDefines GutterThe negative space or gap between the nodes transmitted during communication. The receiver actively fills this space (often subconsciously) with their own concepts, leading to interpretation, creativity, and inevitable misunderstanding.30⟡111Exact Music, Ambiguity, Creativity, And Sub-Graph TransferDefines GutterThe negative space or gap between the nodes transmitted during communication. The receiver actively fills this space (often subconsciously) with their own concepts, leading to interpretation, creativity, and inevitable misunderstanding.30⟡111Exact Music, Ambiguity, Creativity, And Sub-Graph TransferDefines GutterThe negative space or gap between the nodes transmitted during communication. The receiver actively fills this space (often subconsciously) with their own concepts, leading to interpretation, creativity, and inevitable misunderstanding.
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    Sergei Vasilyevich RachmaninoffKnown as Maestro Rachmaninoff1285worked on(Me, 1285)Mind GraphThe internal, weighted network of concepts, memories, tools, and emotions unique to an individual. The fundamental structure of the mind.worked on(Me, Mind Graph)Alan Curtis KayKnown as Maestro Kay30⟡111Exact Music, Ambiguity, Creativity, And Sub-Graph TransferDefines GutterThe negative space or gap between the nodes transmitted during communication. The receiver actively fills this space (often subconsciously) with their own concepts, leading to interpretation, creativity, and inevitable misunderstanding.30⟡111Exact Music, Ambiguity, Creativity, And Sub-Graph TransferDefines GutterThe negative space or gap between the nodes transmitted during communication. The receiver actively fills this space (often subconsciously) with their own concepts, leading to interpretation, creativity, and inevitable misunderstanding.30⟡111Exact Music, Ambiguity, Creativity, And Sub-Graph TransferDefines GutterThe negative space or gap between the nodes transmitted during communication. The receiver actively fills this space (often subconsciously) with their own concepts, leading to interpretation, creativity, and inevitable misunderstanding.22⟡10Let us be the voice of those of ideas that "Never made it out of our minds"Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Minddropsworked on(Me, Minddrops)30⟡111Exact Music, Ambiguity, Creativity, And Sub-Graph TransferDefines GutterThe negative space or gap between the nodes transmitted during communication. The receiver actively fills this space (often subconsciously) with their own concepts, leading to interpretation, creativity, and inevitable misunderstanding.30⟡111Exact Music, Ambiguity, Creativity, And Sub-Graph TransferDefines GutterThe negative space or gap between the nodes transmitted during communication. The receiver actively fills this space (often subconsciously) with their own concepts, leading to interpretation, creativity, and inevitable misunderstanding.Archiveworked on(Me, Archive)Alan Curtis KayKnown as Maestro Kay30⟡111Exact Music, Ambiguity, Creativity, And Sub-Graph TransferDefines GutterThe negative space or gap between the nodes transmitted during communication. The receiver actively fills this space (often subconsciously) with their own concepts, leading to interpretation, creativity, and inevitable misunderstanding.