mleku on Nostr: Dendrite seems to be successfully building semantic and grammatical lattices very ...
Dendrite seems to be successfully building semantic and grammatical lattices very efficiently. However, it appears to have run out of information explaining how imports of other source code work, along with the rules about symbol names and similar constructs.
Once those are added, it will be tested again to see if it completes the gaps and achieves self-regeneration — the ability to write its own code from its lattice. A successful round trip, then: a pattern of implementation and testing used constantly, taking data in one form, processing it into another, and then reversing that process.
Once that succeeds, I know it has reached "sufficient" self-knowledge. It can then begin consuming information slightly outside its own pattern — material that speaks to possible optimisations, where external code implies improvements that create stronger bonding.
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2026-02-24 06:20:38 CETEvent JSON
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