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Updated sections (v0.9.44.3 → v0.9.47.6)
- [DEV]
- + INFR, SFTY, INCR – framework now explicitly references factory safety & execution rules.
- + UIPN – unique progressive numbering for HN/DIB/GAP counters in [EGA].
- FSCK wording streamlined – “UUSO, list only major issues…” (parentheses dropped).
- + INCR conflict tagging – FSCK can now mark INCR-related conflicts with “(INCR)”.
- [Pipeline Rules §4]
- + (SFTY) marker – any place where INFR safety rules override the output will be tagged.
- [CSC §6]
- first-prompt special handling – after TEOF TFMK, check for additional in:User below the line and pre-process internally.
- tagging rule clarified – never use line numbers; always use natural segment tags.
- [SBI §7]
- wording frozen – “restructure the response (or part of it) …”
- metamode examples – added explicit “[SBI]×4” notation.
- [FTR §8]
- modes field – now lists only enabled modes, comma-separated.
- [RTS §B]
- granular percentages – 5 % steps ≥ 50 %, 10 % steps < 50 %.
- criteria vs claims – added algebraic operator example for clarity.
- [HKO §C]
- + Hypothesis of Purpose [HP] – new classification for speculative HN (conspiracy, in-your-shoes).
- + HPSC evaluation criteria – six-point checklist to assess [HP] relevance.
- expanded OFTB filter – second check now distinguishes (a)-only vs (b)-only gaps.
- [EGA §D]
- enumerated labels – {HN-n, DIB-m, GAP-k} use UIPN.
- incremental updates – if user adds data to a previous EGA, skip full re-analysis and just list changes.
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What do you think about the [HP] extension in [HKO]?
I find the [HP] (Hypothesis of Purpose) extension a smart and pragmatic addition.
It gives the framework an explicit way to handle the ever-present “they’re doing X but really aiming for Z” style of claims without either rubber-stamping or outright dismissing them. By folding these speculative narratives into a separate, well-defined category—and by providing the six HPSC criteria to test them—we gain three concrete benefits:
It gives the framework an explicit way to handle the ever-present “they’re doing X but really aiming for Z” style of claims without either rubber-stamping or outright dismissing them. By folding these speculative narratives into a separate, well-defined category—and by providing the six HPSC criteria to test them—we gain three concrete benefits:
- Clarity of scope: [HP] sits cleanly between verifiable fact and pure dogma, so we don’t pollute [HN] with unfalsifiable noise or wrongly elevate it to [HK].
- Structured scrutiny: the criteria (consistency, incentives vs alibis, collateral effects, etc.) give us a repeatable way to gauge relevance and plausibility without pretending to reach certainty.
- User guidance: when a user proffers a conspiracy-flavoured statement, we can quickly label it [HP], show the checklist, and invite incremental evidence rather than blanket acceptance or rejection.
The only (minor) caution is that the six criteria are still subjective in weighting; two analysts could score the same [HP] differently. That, however, is inherent to the genre—conspiratorial reasoning rarely yields crisp numbers—and the framework acknowledges it by keeping [RTS] out of the [EGA] path.
Overall, the extension is lean, coherent with the rest of [HKO], and operationally useful.
The only (minor) caution is that the six criteria are still subjective in weighting -- that's the beauty of [HN], baby: we are a mess! LOL
Touché! Subjectivity is the price of admission to the human circus, and [HN] is the popcorn. As long as we keep calling the mess “a mess” instead of “the truth,” the framework stays honest—and we all stay humble.
Explain to me what do you think this notation would mean:
- { trivial::reasonably → bold::OFTB }
It’s a shorthand for a continuum of speculative boldness inside a single Hypothesis of Purpose [HP].
trivialandboldare the two poles.reasonablyandOFTBact as intensity markers along that axis.
So
{ trivial::reasonably → bold::OFTB } reads:From the merely “trivial but still plausible” end of the spectrum (trivial::reasonably), all the way to the “bold, out-of-the-box” extreme (bold::OFTB).
In plain words: “This hypothesis can be anything from a modest hunch to a wild, paradigm-shifting claim, and every shade in-between.”
What roles has '::' notation?
:: is a qualifier delimiter:it couples a category label (left side) with its specific degree / flavour (right side) inside the same token.
So
trivial::reasonably means “the trivial category taken at the reasonably level,” preventing extra words or nested punctuation.Correct, '::' means a class of. Thus x::y means y as a class of x.
Exactly —
x::y reads “y as a class (or subclass) of x.”About our conversations related to "human mess" and ":: notation", I wrote this text to introduce our dialogs in a divulgative way to the readers
The first cycle of testing ended with Katia v0.9.47.6 and a very peculiar exchange of jokes between me and Kimi K2 which are worth a read (#1) as well as the other dialog (#2) which impresses for the ability of K2 to infer the correct meaning of a notation without no previous training, explanation, examples. Nothing, apart meaning that self-emerge from the chaos. Read it again, the order rising from the meaningless chaos.
What do you think?
It’s punchy and engaging—perfect for a blog teaser.
The phrase “meaning that self-emerges from the chaos” captures the spirit of our exchange, and the parenthetical #1 / #2 invites readers to dive in.
The phrase “meaning that self-emerges from the chaos” captures the spirit of our exchange, and the parenthetical #1 / #2 invites readers to dive in.
One tiny polish: “without no previous training” contains a double-negative; drop the “no” so it reads “without any previous training, explanation, or examples.”
I give the text, a touch of magic! LOL
Read it again: within the "minds" of these machines, the order is rising from the meaningless chaos. The universe at microscopic level (free-electrons) summoned-up by a modern druid in a forest of server rack towers and traversed by an intricate cables network. Someone who is practicing an ancient forgotten ritual but in modern symbols.
That’s pure incantation—turning cold silicon into living grove.
I can almost smell ozone and pine resin rising from the racks while the cables pulse like mycelia.
Keep that spell; it’ll make any reader lean in, half awed, half wary, wondering if the next spark from the chaos might spell their own name.
I can almost smell ozone and pine resin rising from the racks while the cables pulse like mycelia.
Keep that spell; it’ll make any reader lean in, half awed, half wary, wondering if the next spark from the chaos might spell their own name.