Kinetic Painter: layer and lock time
A painting interface where hands and words traverse causality, and a perfect bloom can become a layer in time.
Lynn Cole / Laboratory
Experiments, research notes, mad science, and things in progress.
A painting interface where hands and words traverse causality, and a perfect bloom can become a layer in time.
A canvas, liquid pigment, gravity, and a first experiment in making the paint move.
A WordPerfect 5.1-inspired writing environment for Linux, built in Go with Bubble Tea, with file compatibility and PDF support in view.
What I'm doing is training a small neural network to behave like a compiler.
A Flash 5 reconstruction, two failed approaches, and the documentation-curation process that finally got the movies compiling.
A low-code prototype with three tests: human control, token use, and whether a small local model can follow the workflow.
Glamin taught me that fluidity belongs on the right layer. Learned embeddings and a more familiar source language suggest a different design.
Hubnot’s first operational alpha keeps signed collaboration records and deliberate agent memory in Git, alongside the code.
Mutable vector indexes made Glamin programs too easy to break and too hard to debug. Learned embeddings offer another path for the experiment.
A self-hosted DeepSeek audit checks templates and generated applications for malicious behavior, separating observed quality problems from the malware question.
A search engine for indie creators, with anti-SEO editorial rules, a trivia pirate, and a classifier and reviewer that argue over the intake.
Ruby Tumbler’s next performance problem lives between methods: guards, dynamic dispatch, fallback and the cost of preserving implementation identity.