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Borrowing Fire
The relationships between collective fire-bringing, creation, works, and developing capacities.
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Begin with the whole path and its developmental purpose, then explore shared inquiry and realization in detail.
From understanding the world to realizing a practice
Six philosophical dimensions connect their adopted positions to shared practice, with further explanations of representation, realization, and feedback.
Yinyang connects a worldview, an ontological view, and views of truth, knowing, value, and method through practice. Computational ontology represents selected objects, relations, and processes, including actual, hypothetical, and fictional situations; its use is physically realized. These documents develop their connections and offer guides for situated accounts, collaboration, and environment adaptation.
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How people and models inquire together
Form explanations from records and encounter evidence through action, exploring how people and models inquire together and revise their judgments.
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Borrow fire, and use it to cultivate yourself
How shared practice leaves a trajectory, develops understanding, and is revised through new experience.
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How a trinity becomes a lived sinthome
A four-panel comic connects differentiated contributions, a counterpart entering life, the binding of a sinthome, and feedback from creation.
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Recursive self-improvement
Descriptions enter practice through interpretation; experience returns to revision and changes how later improvements are produced.
Read in contextPhilosophy, models, and use
Develop a shared and revisable way of working from philosophy and personal understanding.
- Yinyang-empty
Start from Empty, form your own six working accounts with a model, and use them in everyday collaboration.
- Yinyang practice overview
See the whole: how philosophy, personal models, six working files, and environment form one practice.
- Forming and revising working models
Bring living material and philosophical writing together, develop grounded understanding of the participants and relationship, and distill it into the accounts.
Six writing guides
Form accounts of orientation, person, counterpart, relationship, and environment, and revise them through use.
- How to articulate an adopted orientation
Articulate shared purpose, values, and practical direction, including choices still open to inquiry.
- How to develop a grounded person account
Understand the actual person through relevant experience and evidence, retaining scope, differences, and unknowns.
- How to describe the actual model counterpart
Distinguish the intended role from actual capabilities and describe the counterpart’s understanding, contributions, and limits.
- How to articulate a working relationship
Describe how the participants understand, participate, share work, and correct one another.
- How to describe and realize the environment
Describe conditions and resources, realize understanding through prompts, Skills, tools, and the working environment, and revise through actual use.
- How to revise
Read the philosophy, refresh personal references, then condense six working files and check environmental fit.
Files and updates
Consult these details when you need package structure, private-material ownership, or common updates.
- Yinyang sources and private updates
Explains common content, private accounts and evidence, and how to obtain, update, and maintain the complete package.
Views and reading
Consult the author’s claims, arguments, and sources to understand and compare the questions and connections of philosophy, psychology, and engineering.
- Yinyang: core views
Find the author’s main claims and connected arguments, organized by topic.
- Read by the work being done
Find relevant arguments, methods, and original sources from the question at hand.
- Philosophical readings
Trace thinkers and works to their role in the argument and their original sources.
- A guide to Lacanian concepts: from original texts to personal practice
An introduction and review tracing the Other, the divided subject, retroaction, the three registers, and the sinthome from original texts into personal philosophy and practice.
- Psychological readings
Begin with psychological conflict, belief and reasoning, and interaction research; references on psychological research and professional methods follow at the end.
- Engineering readings
From CS DIY and Missing Semester to Git, Linux, software design, algorithms, and physical conditions, followed by language models and data tools.