Glamin: can geometry be the program?
Glamin asks whether vector geometry can be the program itself: distance, boundaries and regions used for control flow.
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A thread through the work.
Glamin asks whether vector geometry can be the program itself: distance, boundaries and regions used for control flow.
Mutable vector indexes made Glamin programs too easy to break and too hard to debug. Learned embeddings offer another path for the experiment.
What I'm doing is training a small neural network to behave like a compiler.
Glamin taught me that fluidity belongs on the right layer. Learned embeddings and a more familiar source language suggest a different design.
Putting Glamin into a local inference stack turns vector-space state changes into a possible interface for tools, memory and small applications.