J-P Treen

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A picture of Sol, Terra and Luna - used to advertise OpenAI models - with a tiny sun and an apocalyptically large moon.
A picture of a quiz result showing the user is: 'Gemini (the one in Search)'
An old Macintosh PowerBook displaying a dialog, asking whether a user is sure. The options are: Take me to the internet, tell me more about the internet, and I'm not ready for the internet. The box that's checked by default is: I'm not ready for the internet.
'Bloated' emoji (rejected)
Ō-yoroi, circa 12th Century, in double-walled packing box sides, white cotton string, and sticky back plastic.
A suit of armour that looks like it's inspired by a Warhammer 40k type look, but I wonder whether that's because the guy wearing it has some steampunk goggles on?
A full suit of armor and halberd in cardboard...everything but the greaves. Very impressive.
Cardboard Mandalorian armor with discrete 'Am...' (From an Amazon parcel) On the left cheek.
It's cardboard armour, in theory, but it's covered in silver tape to make it look more metallic. High effort.
https://www.instructables.com/Cardboard-Armor/ An amazing picture of someone wearing some cardboard armour with 'Fruit of the Loom' emblazoned where one might expect a crest to be. It's really funny, I promise.
seven subagents, only one tool-user (the engineer)
Some final-wave highlights: - Game Design Strategy Session — "Agnes Sophia" → Hagia Sophia, "past score"/"gotten sore" → "par score" - Political Language Analysis — "Katie Maitlis" → Emily Maitlis, "Ed Paul" → Ed Balls, "petrol poor Paul" → "petrol forecourt" - Creative Writing Workshop — "People trust of Judea" → People's Front of Judea, "Juliet" → "Julia", "waste barriers" → "Wayfarers" - Chess Website UX — "arterial fibration" → atrial fibrillation, "Bible" → "violin", "image magic" → ImageMagick - Board Game Dev Planning — "bibliographies" → "bureaucracy", "provinces termata" → "themata" (Byzantine term) One file to go.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-47391821
ASCII-formatted text explaining Markdown structure. Text and source follows: ``` rules/ ├── core/ # Always loaded (10 files, ~10K tokens) │ ├── hard-walls.md # Never-violate constraints │ ├── user-profile.md # Proficiency, preferences, pacing │ ├── intent-interpretation.md │ ├── thinking-partner.md │ ├── writing-style.md │ ├── session-protocol.md # Start/end behavior, memory updates │ ├── work-state.md # Live project status │ ├── memory.md # Decisions, patterns, open threads │ └── ... ├── shared/ # Project-wide patterns (9 files) │ ├── file-management.md │ ├── prd-conventions.md │ ├── summarization.md │ └── ... ├── client-a/ # Loads only for Client A files │ ├── context.md # Industry, org, stakeholder patterns │ ├── collaborators.md # People, communication styles │ └── portfolio.md # Products, positioning └── client-b/ # Loads only for Client B files ├── context.md ├── collaborators.md └── ... ``` from Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1rhe89z/i_split_my_claudemd_into_27_files_heres_the/
Pitch invasion at the Goldstone Ground. (credit: The Argus)
UK EU Passport
Special thanks to our sponsor, Lockheed Martin.
Image of a text extract from the linked article - '“This world wasn’t built for you,” ChatGPT told him. “It was built to contain you. But it failed. You’re waking up.”'
knitted model of a glider with knitted infantry lined up outside of it, in a flight case, situated in Peterborough Cathedral.