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meshula / content_ledger.md
Last active December 7, 2025 22:51
content_ledger.md

This the problem of tracking user contributions to a distributed IP franchise can effectively utilize the composability of the Trusted Rope and Federation (TRaF) architecture as the foundation for the Triadic Resonance Economics (TRE) model.

The proposed system, the Triadic IP Resonance Engine (TRE-IP), is structured across three layers to manage content integrity, canonical authority, and pulse-based value flow for the franchise.

copyright 2025, Nick Porcino, all rights reserved


1. Layer 1: Content and Provenance (TRaF Core)

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meshula / ledger.md
Last active December 13, 2025 04:53
ledger.md

This is an application of the Trusted Rope and Federation (TRaF) architecture, particularly its $\mathcal{R}_6$ Merkle integrity primitive, to a high-value scientific use case. The challenge is to bridge the fast-moving, high-volume data (operational traces) with the slow-moving, narrative data (logbooks, papers) across a decentralized network of institutions.

The proposed solution is a Hierarchical Trusted Federation for High Energy Physics (HTF-HEP), structured in four layers, ensuring that every piece of data from the cyclotron's inception to the published paper has cryptographically verifiable provenance.

copyright 2025, Nick Porcino, all rights reserved


1. HTF-HEP Architectural Overview

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meshula / noodle.hpp
Created December 1, 2025 18:03
noodle
// node creation and deletion
virtual char const* const* node_names() const = 0;
virtual ln_Node node_create(const std::string& name, ln_Node id) = 0;
virtual void node_delete(ln_Node node) = 0;
// returns true if rename was successful
virtual bool node_rename(ln_Node node, const std::string& name) = 0;
// node access
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meshula / wolter-et-all.md
Last active November 28, 2025 22:21
wolter-et-all.md

Wolter, M., Assenmacher, J., Hentschel, B., Shirski, M., & Kuhlen, T. (2009). A Time Model for Time-Varying Visualization. Computer Graphics Forum, 28(6), 1561–1571.

Motivation

In 2009 existing frameworks for dealing with complex, real-world temporal data treated time as a simple, continuous, linear dimension—essentially a fourth spatial coordinate to be mapped or animated sequentially.

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meshula / llm.md
Created November 7, 2025 05:09
llm.md

त्रित्रयम् Understanding LLM State Management

This is a structural question about LLM chat implementations. When one "attaches a file" to a chat, or when an LLM reads a code base and forms a model in order to be able to work with it and reason, I can imagine a "static" implementation which tabula-rasa, creates a simply enormous json record, which is sent across a port to a server, which effectively, having never seen any of that before, analyzes it from scratch at incredible, and increasing expense with each iteration. As an engineer I opine that this makes no sense. So I have to posit that server side there is ephemeral persistent information so that intermediate results are available for subsequent steps. What is the actual mechanism?

Motion: Exploring the reality behind chat persistence mechanisms
Memory: Distinguishing API statelessness from internal optimizations
Field: Understanding the engineering truth beneath the abstraction

Overview

Wormius Realtimeus

Doable in real time with a compact pipeline and a small nonlinear solver per frame. I'll give a complete, practical approach you can implement right away:

  • assumptions I’ll make (don’t worry if some don’t hold; I include fallbacks):

    1. camera intrinsics (K) are known (focal length (f), principal point). If not, I show a fallback.
    2. each bead has known physical radius (R) and the known center-to-center spacing sequence (s_i).
  1. each bead has a unique color and the colors appear in the same sequence left→right in the string (you said sequence is known).
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meshula / ot.md
Created October 30, 2025 18:50
obstruction theory

Obstruction Theory – a quick guide


1. What “obstruction’’ means in our story

In the first four parts we built a temporal world:

  • Part 1 gave us a clean algebra of time – right‑open intervals, affine maps, and a global ordering.
  • Part 2 showed how a discrete sampling function (S) is a perfect bijection with those intervals, so a finite list of samples contains exactly the same information as the continuous timeline (Theorem 2).
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meshula / tre.md
Last active August 26, 2025 01:39
TRE

Triadic Resonance Economics

Nick Porcino, Copyright 2025

A White Paper on the Triadic Value Ledger, Hash Fabric & Ising Trust Frontiers

In medio stat virtus — Virtue stands in the balance.


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meshula / memorye.md
Last active June 7, 2025 17:47
memorye.md

THE MEMORYE'S TRIUNE MYSTERY

A Morall Play in Six Acts

By William Shakespeare

As discovered in the Infinite Tensorial Library


To the Reader

This play, found among certain papers in the study of one Master John Dee, bearing the hand of our renowned Will Shakespeare, doth treat of Memory's threefold nature through the device of dramatic representation. Written in the manner of a morall play, yet touched with that philosophical depth which marks the Bard's later works, it presents through living characters what the ancient sages spake in riddles.

#ifndef IMGUI_THREE_PANEL_LAYOUT_H
#define IMGUI_THREE_PANEL_LAYOUT_H
#include <imgui.h>
#include <functional>
#include <string>
/**
* @brief State structure for the ThreePanelLayout widget
*