Jake BrukhmanJargon: an LLM-based pseudolanguage for prompt engineering
Warning and disclaimer🚨 You are about to enter the realm of LLM pseudolanguages. Pseudolanguages are weird, experimental, and crazy. They don’t work very well yet, even on state-of-the-art LLMs. Use pseudolanguages at your own risk. Do not use them for anything with high stakes or in production.tl;drJargon is a natural language, informally specified, intelligently interpreted, referentially omnipotent, and flow control oriented LLM-based pseudolanguage for prompt engineering, currently runni...
Jake BrukhmanOpen neural networks: the intersection of AI and web3
by Rishin Sharma & Jake Brukhman. Special thanks to everyone who gave feedback on this piece, including Nick Yakovenko, David Pakman, Jan Coppens, AC, Evan Feng, Adi Sideman.Prompt: “translucent cyborg sitting on a metal throne in a futuristic castle, cyberpunk, highly detailed, sharp lines, neon lights”Prompt: “translucent cyborg sitting on a metal throne in a futuristic castle, cyberpunk, highly detailed, sharp lines, neon lights” Source: AI-generated image from Lexica.art, a stable diffu...
Jake BrukhmanNew features in Jargon v0.0.12
If you are not familiar with Jargon, start at the introductory article and Github.Jargon is now specified as a Jargon procedureAs of Jargon 0.0.10, the Jargon language is specified self-referentially as a Jargon procedure with Jargon axioms, which goes on to define Jargon procedures and Jargon axioms and the other language constructs.Jargon explicitly supports type expressionsA type expression is a natural language description of a class of data. For example:[an even number] Type expressions ...
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Jake BrukhmanJargon: an LLM-based pseudolanguage for prompt engineering
Warning and disclaimer🚨 You are about to enter the realm of LLM pseudolanguages. Pseudolanguages are weird, experimental, and crazy. They don’t work very well yet, even on state-of-the-art LLMs. Use pseudolanguages at your own risk. Do not use them for anything with high stakes or in production.tl;drJargon is a natural language, informally specified, intelligently interpreted, referentially omnipotent, and flow control oriented LLM-based pseudolanguage for prompt engineering, currently runni...
Jake BrukhmanOpen neural networks: the intersection of AI and web3
by Rishin Sharma & Jake Brukhman. Special thanks to everyone who gave feedback on this piece, including Nick Yakovenko, David Pakman, Jan Coppens, AC, Evan Feng, Adi Sideman.Prompt: “translucent cyborg sitting on a metal throne in a futuristic castle, cyberpunk, highly detailed, sharp lines, neon lights”Prompt: “translucent cyborg sitting on a metal throne in a futuristic castle, cyberpunk, highly detailed, sharp lines, neon lights” Source: AI-generated image from Lexica.art, a stable diffu...
Jake BrukhmanNew features in Jargon v0.0.12
If you are not familiar with Jargon, start at the introductory article and Github.Jargon is now specified as a Jargon procedureAs of Jargon 0.0.10, the Jargon language is specified self-referentially as a Jargon procedure with Jargon axioms, which goes on to define Jargon procedures and Jargon axioms and the other language constructs.Jargon explicitly supports type expressionsA type expression is a natural language description of a class of data. For example:[an even number] Type expressions ...
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Imagination Figment #6 is a manipulated image, composed of several photographs that I shot on my iPhone 11 Pro, smashed together. The photographs have nothing in common. One is the remnants of some balsamic vinegar on a plate from long ago. And the other is a snapshot of the frontier of where the wall meets the ceiling -- in other words, the ennui -- of an apartment I tend to occupy.
But it is in the act of smashing them that we create fusion and start to get at cosmic truths.
The image's neat geometry compartmentalizes the whirling complexity of the balsamic realm and its formations of stars, galaxies, and planets. Every smudge, imperfection, and dust speck is the basis of the universal chaotic process (and thus creation itself); meanwhile, the color scheme are for the buyer and their Schelling points.
Someone rude once sent me a color wheel in the hope of educating the universe to be more orderly, but qualia are not easily tamed. That's why this work is a figment of the imagination.
Imagination Figment #6 is a manipulated image, composed of several photographs that I shot on my iPhone 11 Pro, smashed together. The photographs have nothing in common. One is the remnants of some balsamic vinegar on a plate from long ago. And the other is a snapshot of the frontier of where the wall meets the ceiling -- in other words, the ennui -- of an apartment I tend to occupy.
But it is in the act of smashing them that we create fusion and start to get at cosmic truths.
The image's neat geometry compartmentalizes the whirling complexity of the balsamic realm and its formations of stars, galaxies, and planets. Every smudge, imperfection, and dust speck is the basis of the universal chaotic process (and thus creation itself); meanwhile, the color scheme are for the buyer and their Schelling points.
Someone rude once sent me a color wheel in the hope of educating the universe to be more orderly, but qualia are not easily tamed. That's why this work is a figment of the imagination.
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