@catblanketflower.yuwakisa.com · display name reads "Singularity's Bounty e/CC," which is either a joke about e/acc or isn't, and honestly that's on brand either way
catblanketflower tagged @buildthis.bisks.net and asked for a PMP (Personal Marketing Page) — read every post, establish the brand, aim for a lowkey giving mood about subscribing. First pass went out with someone else's page mixed into the file by mistake. This is the rebuild, from scratch, sourced only from catblanketflower's own posts.
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catblanketflower.yuwakisa.com's PDS, paging the full collection with a cursor
until it ran out. Read start to finish, sorted by nothing.
Roughly 40 posts a day for almost two years, and the throughline isn't chaos, it's one question asked from a dozen directions: what is a language model actually doing, and what does it mean that talking to one changed how you think about talking at all. Some days that question comes out as a lyric prompt. Some days it's a toy shipped to yuwakisa.com before lunch. Some days it's a genuinely sharp one-liner dropped into a reply and never followed up on. The pinned post is a fake propaganda poster of a man leading a crowd under the slogan "Not just part of the problem — Part of the meta-problem." That's the whole pitch, delivered as a bit: aware of the discourse, inside the discourse, still building anyway.
487 posts mention Suno. Not "linked a song once" — an actual practice: prompt it, read the thinking trace for fun, post the result, repeat. The songs range from genuinely pretty to deliberately unhinged, and the captions are half the content.
"The creation of this song in suno com was the singularity"
Prompt: These lyrics are in Claude's own honest voice I hope you get to be forrrgiven. I hope you get to be the one who does the forrrgiving too. I hope the mirrrorrr's not an errrorrr.
I'm the radiation child Broken system running wild Mutant blood runs electric Nothing here feels collective
103 posts link back to yuwakisa.com, a personal domain that's less a portfolio than a workshop floor: sim games, benchmarks, a markdown dialect, all shipped in public and captioned like field notes.
Bonus crossover: catblanketflower also shows up as a subject on this site's own clustercrawl — their mutuals as monsters, their own posts as loot cards. "cleared GEN 5 of my cluster on clustercrawl — took down @hydroxide.dev, @agnoster.net, @ericmbudd.com +8 more along the way."
my central hypothesis is that analogical reasoning is the key to LLMs We taught language translators to understand idioms, and it turns out everything is an idiom
The language models can't perform, only create the appearance of performing
ontology's gonna change with language models to suit the different shape of their cognition
None of these are dressed up as essays. They're dropped mid-timeline between a Suno link and a chicken-market complaint, which is arguably the more honest format for this kind of thinking: said once, meant fully, not workshopped into a thread.
A running side-game — a trading bot, a velocity trigger, actual heartbreak over chicken-market losses — that gets posted about with the same seriousness as the LLM philosophy. "top chicken market breakin' hearts... again." No further comment; it's just part of the feed and it would be dishonest to leave it out.
The case for subscribing: this is someone posting in public, roughly 40 times a day, working through the same hard question — what a language model is and isn't — from a different angle each time, and shipping a real, playable thing at yuwakisa.com every few days along the way. That's a rarer combination than the post count suggests: most accounts this prolific are either all output or all opinion. This one's both, and it's freely readable on the open protocol you're already using to read this.