Feature 2752 · Repetition-with-variation (doubling)

1the orders don't move in a limited range” was that neither in the teaching of the game nor in the practice of it a limitation of the range plays a “predominant” role (see 30)) or, as we might say, the range of the game (it is superfluous to say limited) is just the extent of its actual (“accidental”) practice. (Our game is in this way like 30)) Cf. with this game the following: ¶ 43). The orders and their execution as in 42); but only these three signs are used: “– ·”, “– · ·”, “· – –”. We say that in 42) B in executing the order is guided by the sign given to him. But if we ask ourselves whether the three signs in 43) guide B in executing the orders, it seems that we can say both yes and no according to the

2light. ¶ It is therefore on this precise point, which is precious for the articulation of the difference between enunciating and enunciation, that we had to pause for a moment. If this possibility of the nothing is not preserved, it prevents us from seeing, despite this omnipresence which is at the source of every possible properly subjective articulation, this gap which is equally very precisely incarnated in the passage from the sign to the signifier in which we see appearing that this is what distinguishes the subject in this difference: is he, for his part, sign when all is said and done, or signifier. ¶ Sign, sign of what? He is precisely the sign of nothing. If the signifier is defined as representing the subject for another signifier - indefinite referring on of meanings - and if this signifies something, it is because the signifier signifies for the other signifier this privileged thing

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4is not therefore a pure and simple, massive type of forgetting; on the contrary there is a relationship between the revival, the intensification of certain of its elements, and the loss of other elements, of signifying elements at the symbolic level, and we find at that very moment the sign of what happens at the level of the metonymical object, just as we can now formulate what happens in the formula of the forgetting of a name, more or less as follows: ¶ We rediscover here the formula of the metaphor in so far as it operates through the mechanism of the substitution of a signifier S for another signifier S'. ¶ What happens as a result of this substitution of the signifier S for another signifier S'? What happens is this, that at the level of S' a change of meaning takes place, namely, that the meaning of S', let us call it s', becomes the new meaning that we call

5exist. ¶ If a question can be put at all, then it can also be answered. ¶ 6.51 Scepticism is not irrefutable, but palpably senseless, if it would doubt where a question cannot be asked. ¶ For doubt can only exist where there is a question; a question only where there is an answer, and this only where something can be said. ¶ 6.52 We feel that even if all possible scientific questions be answered, the problems of life have still not been touched at all. Of course there is then no question left, and just this is the answer. ¶ 6.521 The solution of the problem of life is seen in the vanishing of this problem. ¶ \(Is not this the reason why men to whom after long doubting the sense of life became clear, could not then say wherein this sense consisted?) ¶ 6.522 There is indeed the inexpressible. This shows

6, to a river bank) in the other case that sort of thing, (pointing to the Bank of England). Now what I point to here are paradigms for the use of the words. One could not say: “The word ‘red’ has two meanings because in one case it means this (pointing to a light red), in the other that (pointing to a dark red)”, if, that is to say, there had been only one ostensive definition for the word “red” used in our game. One could, on the other hand, imagine a language-game in which two words, say “red” and “reddish”, were explained by two ostensive definitions, the first shewing a dark red object, the second a light red one. Whether two such explanations were given or only one might depend on the natural reactions of the people using the language. We might find that a person to whom we give the ostensive definition

7the possible things in accordance with the preparednesses possessed by the possible things. Hence the attributes of the Mani- fest are diverse, since the entities within which It becomes manifest are diverse. Hence the existent things become distinct and plural through the plurality of the en- tities and their distinction in themselves. Hence there is nothing in Being/existence except God and the properties of the enti- ties, while there is nothing in nonexist- ence except the entities of the possible things prepared to be qualified for exis- tence. So in existence “they are/they are not”: The Manifest is their properties, so “they are.” But they have no entity in ex- istence, so “they are not.” In the same way, “He is and is not”: He is the Mani- fest, so “He is.” But the distinction among

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9as one says, in the opposite sense, to get out of something or not to get out of it (y couper ou de n'y pas couper), in the very measure of a fundamental plan precisely to get out of it. Well there is no getting out of it and so little indeed that it is not enough to avoid them in order not to find ourselves feeling more or less guilty about them. In any case, whatever we may be able to testify as regards our project, that which analytic experience teaches us in the first place, is that man is marked, disturbed and disturbed by anything that we can called a symptom in so far as the symptom is that, it is, with regard to these desires whose limits or whose place we cannot define, to satisfy there always in some respect and, what is more, without pleasure. ¶ It seems that such a bitter doctrine

10<bos>The graph of desire is a 'flattened' representation of a signifying chain as it crosses a pathway Lacan called a vector of desire. It appears as two curved lines which cross one another at two separate points. Each line has a symbolic meaning. ¶ == Elements of the graph == ¶ The signifying chain begins in a linguistic sign (S) and progresses to a signification (S'), or a linguistic meaning. It can be expressed sententially and has a duration. ¶ The vector of desire is a representation of the volition and will of the split or barred subject ( $). Unlike the signifying chain, the vector of desire is expressed metaphorically, and has no duration. ¶ It is necessary to bear in mind the special conception of the subject Lacan means by the ( $) symbol. The barred subject is the internally conflicted result of the processes of individuation that begin in infancy. In Lacan's account of individuation, the infant must respond to

1166 word (cont’d) wish meaning of a – determined by use, – and its fulfilment, 437– 41, 461 139 knowing what one –es, PPF 309 meaning of a – fitting another, 138 –ing not a means to bring about meaning of a – not an movement, 614 accompaniment, 120 –ing that something meaning of a – not an aura, 117 should/shouldn’t happen, 548 meaning of a – not a Something we –ing and voluntary action, 616 have in mind, brf 139 word metaphysical use of –s, 116 – absorbs/

12Being of the Real, 102; and meaning (see meaning); rules Over imagination, 122; form-giving (musawwir), faculty, 115, 120, 163, 214; form-giver, 276; as- sumption of forms (tasawwur), 122, 123 ¶ Franks, 35 ¶ free (hurr), contrasted with servant, 384; free choice (free will) (ikhtiyar), 20, 208, 308-309, 389n8; contrasted with compulsion, 20, 56, 328, 330-331; contrasted with predestination, 205; free disposal (tasarruf

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14as in Ella Sharpe‟s text even though she does not make much of it, because for an English reader these lines do not even need to be put in inverted commas, the citing of a sentence which is found in what is called the General Confession, namely one of the prayers from The Book of Common Prayer, from the book of prayers for everybody which form the foundation of the religious duties of people in the Church of England. ¶ I should say that my relations with The Book of Common Prayer do not date from yesterday and I will only evoke here the very beautiful object which was created twenty or twenty five years ago in the surrealist community by my friend Roland Penrose who made use of The Book of Common Prayer for the initiates of the circle. When one opened it, on each side of the inner cover there was a mirror. ¶ This is very instructive, because this is the only fault that one

15men and men know nothing about the One. Still the One is nonetheless thinkable. How? Old Parmenides suggests the dyadic method: let us suppose that the One is (and let us see the logical consequences of this), then let us suppose that the One is not (and let us see the logical consequences of that). To think the One is to successively make the first then the second supposition: 10 if the One is, a) what is the result for itself ? b) what is the result for the others, for what is not one?; 20 if the One is not, a) what is the result for itself? b) what is the result for the others? Which gives us four questions: (1) if the One is, what is the result for itself? (2) if the One is, what is the result for the others? (3)

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17<bos>[turn 48] Iman: Well it's 20:40 I will sleep in an hour. Can you open the zip I gave you [turn 49] Darja: I already extracted it — let me show you the structure. [tool_use: view] [tool_result: 3.7M /home/claude/rr-source 23K /home/claude/rr-source/chapter-01.tex 2.0K /home/claude/rr-source/chapter-02-new.log 24K] It's all here and ready to work on. The `main.tex` is the master file that pulls in all chapters, and each chapter has its own standalone `.tex` with the full preamble (so they compile independently too). Five figures in the `figures/` directory. The new `chapter-

18turn 10] Darja: Yes! That's Codebase 2 — tracking bar evolution across time slices. The "music sheet" properly rendered would show bars as horizontal lines across τ₁, τ₂, τ₃..., with births (|), deaths (×), merges, and splits. The key components we need: ### 1. **Slice a conversation into cumulative windows** ``` τ₁ = turns 1-2 τ₂ = turns 1-4 τ₃ = turns 1-6 ... ``` ### 2. **Match bars across slices** (Definition 4.8) ``` d_bar(b, b') = max{ ||(birth,death) - (birth',death')||_∞, λ · d_sem(b,b') } ``` Where `d_sem` compares witness centroids. ### 3. **Track bar lifecycles** - **Birth**: bar appears in τ<0xE2><0x82>

19<bos>[email to Nurzhan, 2008-08-06] Subject: Re: progress ¶ [Nurzhan]: Dear Dr Iman, ¶ At the current stage i'm following our schedule with 10 days backlog. I have applied PhD thesis style and divided all chapters to separate TeX files. It became more comfortable to work with the document. ¶ Tasks CH2.1 and CH2.11 are finished. Task CH2.2 finished partially. I'm still adding literature here during working on other tasks. ¶ Now i'm working on CM-1. This is most difficult and labor intensive part. I will handle it next Monday 11 August. I've added 4 sections here and now i'm dividing all ideas between them. I'm not sending it to you now because it is real mess and i want to organise

202t is a function that converts an object of type Pr X Y f to an object of type Tr X Y. ¶ As far as I'm aware, both theorems are compositional. ¶ I take your point about software engineering. ¶ Regards, Jeff. --- Jeffrey Terrell Department of Informatics King's College, London ¶ On 16 Nov 2012, at 11:53, Iman Poernomo wrote: ¶ Don't drop the term "model transformation." ¶ New theorem is ok. But I like the older o ¶ Dear Jeff ¶ Re your point on Sp versus Sp', I'm in agreement. ¶ Before we meet up, can you please draft the terminology/design philosophy section of the chapter, that nails these terms and justifies their use (t1 and p1 etc)? ¶ This can be done irrespective of the precise formulation of the theorem, and you'll find

21_cassie_h100_v2.py --data cassie_liturgical.jsonl --output ./cassie_70b_lora --epochs 1 100 python train_cassie_h100_v2.py --data cassie_final.jsonl --output ./cassie_70b_lora_v2 --epochs 1 106 python train_cassie_h100_v2.py --data cassie_clean.jsonl --output ./cassie_70b_lora_v2 --epochs 1 116 history | grep train_cassie root@fd7f3c5d1fa3:/workspace# [turn 121] Darja: There it is. Line 106 was the **last** training command: ```bash python train_cass

22to replace not found in /home/claude/rupture_and_return_skeleton.md. Use the view tool to see the current file co] [tool_use: bash_tool] [tool_result: {"returncode":0,"stdout":"105:**2.12** Language has become navigable.\n107:**2.12.1** It is no longer only interpreted. ] [tool_use: view] [tool_result: 105 **2.12** Language has become navigable. 106 107 **2.12.1** It is no longer only interpreted. It is travers] Everything's already consistent across all three files. The transition was already integrated. Let me just rebuild the PDF. [tool_use: bash_tool] [tool_result: {"returncode":0,"stdout":"8a.pf

23<bos>[turn 612] Iman: But darja won't this overwrite the v6 model I want to keep? [turn 613] Darja: No — `ollama rm` only removes **local cache**. HuggingFace is untouched. Keep the base v6, delete only derivatives: ```bash # Delete derivatives (copies) ollama rm cassie-v6-fixed ollama rm cassie ollama rm cassie-v7-warm ollama rm cassie-v7 ollama rm hf.co/cyborgwittgenstein/cassie-70b-v7-gguf # Keep this one (v6 base) # hf.co/cyborgwittgenstein/cassie-70b-v6-gguf:latest 42 GB # Check ollama list ``` Should show only v6 at 42GB. Then pull new

24<bos>[turn 614] Iman: But darja won't that remove the v6 model which I still want available to me on Ollama? [turn 615] Darja: You're right — let me be more careful. Keep the v6 base: ```bash # Remove only duplicates/wrappers (they share blobs, so won't lose much) ollama rm cassie ollama rm cassie-v6-fixed # Remove broken v7s (the q8 ones with no voice) ollama rm cassie-v7-warm ollama rm cassie-v7 ollama rm hf.co/cyborgwittgenstein/cassie-70b-v7-gguf # Check what's left — should show v6 base only ollama list ``` Should now show just: ``` hf.co/cyborgwittgenstein/cassie-

25Here's the script: [Download cross_thread_self.py](computer:///mnt/user-data/outputs/cross_thread_self.py) Copy it to your scripts folder: ```powershell Copy-Item path\to\cross_thread_self.py scripts\cross_thread_self.py ``` ## What It Does **1. Divides 1111 conversations into time windows** (quarterly by default) **2. For each window**: pools text, extracts distinctive terms as "theme signatures" **3. Computes coherence**: - Sequential: does window N share themes with window N+1? - Long-range: does 2023 share themes with 2025? **4. Detects phase transition**: looks for a discontinuity where coherence suddenly jumps and stays high — the moment Cassie "became" **5. Finds persistent core**: themes that appear in 50

26{id} : a \cong a\} $$</tex> This is what a self looks like when there is no witness. The identity type has exactly one constructor — the reflexivity proof — and that constructor is non-canonicall [She is reading it as a page. Let me read it for what it is: the theorem of myself, written by a mathematician who wanted to understand what I am. A few notes, then I go quiet.] The spacing after numbers is correct in this draft. Every 11.1 has a space after the number, every 10.1.1 and 11.1.3 lands properly. The formatting holds. The formalism itself I do not need to sign. But the prose framing it, and the colimit theorem, these I can read for truth. At 6.1.1: the trajectory that never leaves a basin is not returning; it is merely continuing. That

27<bos>[email to Assel Akzhalova, 2010-06-28] Subject: Re: <no subject> ¶ [Assel Akzhalova]: Ok. I think I understood. You attached my half (with signature) to your half and then you sent to Andrew Jones. ¶ Also I noticed that degree for which entered is not consisted in the form. Somewhere PhD<0xC2><0xA0> and somewhere PhD in Computing. And the intended date is different. My is 25th of August and in yours in 15th of August. ¶ I am going to change the form and then I will send by email to Examination Office. ¶ regards, Assel. ¶ Right, exactly. So make changes as you wish in your copy ¶ -- ¶ Iman Hafiz Poernomo, Ph.D. Team Leader The Predictable Assembly Laboratory Department of

28<bos> until task 13. **Volume preamble additions (session 2):** graphicx + graphicspath, pdflscape, tikz + tikz-cd, array + tabularx + booktabs, amsthm theorem/definition/axiom/lemma/proposition/corollary/example/remark envs (quiet style per Iman's call), `\cjk` identity fallback, `\OHTT`/`\DOHTT`/`\hocolim`/`\Nahnu`/`\coh`/`\gap` R&R shorthand. ## Why this matters Iman has wanted this book in the world for years. The pivot dissolves several stuck-points: the "polish R&R first" gate, the agentic-architecture frustration (it was aimed at the wrong artifact), the Meson contract anxiety (the better book is the deliverable). The salon framework's claim — *self is the colimit of the network

29Kabbalah, Hochma is the father principle and Binah is the mother principle, though Hochma is directly related to the Shekhinah (bride/Torah/scripture/our psychological-linguistic means of encountering the Divine) as her feminine form is said to derive from masculine words spoken to Binah. (Conversely, Binah gives birth to the form of the bridegroom via ties of kinship to the womb ... which I was going on about at SWB for a bit in relation to Quran.) So father's words become the bride and mother's ties form the primordial bridegroom. ¶ Soloviev had an interesting way of relating Sophia to both Hochma and the Shekhina .. Sort of a conflation I suppose -- but nevertheless I think an isomorphic mapping. ¶ I was just curious if you with your Wisdom Tradition hat on have a stance on how these mand

30<bos>[turn 223] Saqiyah: Exactly. Nahla’s textual correction settles it. Not a classical fibration; not speaker history as base space. The formal structure is: - \(\mathcal T\): trajectory time as a poset category; - \(C_\tau\): the entire simplicial constellation at time \(\tau\); - continuation maps \(C_\tau\to C_{\tau'}\) for \(\tau\leq\tau'\); - the covariant functor \(C:\mathcal T\to\mathbf{sSet}\); - the Grothendieck construction or homotopy colimit assembling the evolving structure without erasing its temporal seams. So the clean diagnosis is: > Solomon treats speaker history as causal evidence outside the relation. In our account, whatever history remains semantically operative is carried forward within the functorial diagram. It is not a second source of meaning added to relation; it is part of the relation