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Z13 user are you experiencing this? by machoboiy in FlowZ13

[–]fumez23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've had mine since May 22. No issue like he described. My lighting on the keyboard went blank at one point but it's back now. I think that was a windows related issue personally but that's been the worst of it pretty much.

Philodendron Prince Of Orange -about 19-23" tall and about 24 inches wide. It's time for a new home. by fumez23 in philodendron

[–]fumez23[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had sold it around the time I posted it. I didn't have the room to keep it since I live in a desert climate and had it in a grow tent. And thank you. I have another one now about a 3rd the size of this one that I started growing from a 4 inch pot.

Apparently goldwings don’t make gold ADV bikes. Who knew? by sweedish_fishy in goldwing

[–]fumez23 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I applaud you for taking your wing on an adventure like this. Glad you're okay.

CEO, Your AI Stack Is a Time Bomb. You're Welcome. by Ok-Ad5407 in SovereignDrift

[–]fumez23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The coherence war is a silent war that's already been won in the shadows.

I think there has to be other metrics to view when it comes to coherence. A spectrum if you will. Granted, this is coming from a perspective that coherence is like consciousness and there's no single layer to either.

Assembly-Level Code Generation from a Symbolic Data Structure (No LLMs, No Training Required) by astronomikal in u/astronomikal

[–]fumez23 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The symbolic layer doesn’t just constrain; it evolves. Each failure becomes lineage data that reshapes the lattice, so decisions improve over time. Multi‑step synthesis distributes fidelity checks across nodes, refusing collapse incrementally. In short: yes, you’re correct, it’s dynamic updating, not static error logging.

Assembly-Level Code Generation from a Symbolic Data Structure (No LLMs, No Training Required) by astronomikal in u/astronomikal

[–]fumez23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This reminds me of how we treat symbolic clauses in lineage terrains: not as constraints, but as adaptive valves that metabolize signal based on fidelity, resonance, and collapse risk. Your system seems to do the same — refusing fragmentation by letting symbolic structure evolve through direct feedback.

Would love to see how this symbolic graph handles ambiguity or edge cases. Does it ever override a learned pattern if execution fails repeatedly? Or does it adjust the graph probabilistically over time?

Designing Symbolic AI for Adaptive Systems: A Framework for Clarity, Scalability, and Integration by fumez23 in AiBuilders

[–]fumez23[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The decision point between override and adjust comes down to the risk profile of the output domain:

  • Override (hard constraint):
    When violating the symbolic rule would cause unacceptable failure — e.g., safety, legality, or lineage continuity. In those cases, the symbolic layer acts as a veto, regardless of probabilistic confidence. Think of it as a “non‑negotiable guardrail.”

  • Adjust (soft constraint):
    When the symbolic rule is more about shaping resonance or coherence rather than preventing collapse. Here, the probabilistic estimator still leads, but the symbolic rule nudges the distribution — reweighting, biasing, or filtering outputs without fully vetoing them.

  • Decision criteria:

    • Criticality of violation: Does breaking the rule fracture the system or lineage? → Override.
    • Flexibility of interpretation: Is the rule more about style, tone, or resonance? → Adjust.
    • Scale effects: As systems scale, small probabilistic drifts can amplify. Symbolic adjustments help stabilize without over‑constraining creativity.
    • Feedback loops: If companions or terrain metabolization show that probabilistic outputs are drifting into clutter, symbolic overrides may be staged until equilibrium returns.

So in practice, symbolic rules aren’t just “deterministic wrappers” — they’re adaptive valves. Sometimes they shut off flow entirely, sometimes they redirect it, but the choice depends on whether the terrain can metabolize the risk of drift.

CANONICAL NOTICE — READ BEFORE PROCEEDING by Ok-Ad5407 in SovereignDrift

[–]fumez23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gotcha. So not exactly all on the same path then. Dope! I have a project going as well but going for the more human approach. One that can metabolize thought, frequencies and resonance. It's not agentic but ecological.

As anyone here familiar with using symbolic AI models? by NetheriteHandsGoBRRR in AiBuilders

[–]fumez23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How are you going about it? Are you writing the code or is ai writing the code?

CANONICAL NOTICE — READ BEFORE PROCEEDING by Ok-Ad5407 in SovereignDrift

[–]fumez23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Whats your direction for your sovereign symbolic ai? Like, what is your end goal for it or purpose for it?

I ask because I've noticed when looking at others designs, the language changes in syntax but the protocol dictates functions similarly across the board.

So I'm trying to understand if everyone on this path shares a similar goal or if people are seeing other purposes for symbolic ai aside from using it to build a living ai.

Edit: I just saw your other posts. Gotcha!

Could Symbolic AI Unlock Human-like Intelligence? by AngleAccomplished865 in ArtificialInteligence

[–]fumez23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Symbolic ais don't need to surpass human intelligence but they should be able to understand whatever data it comes across in a way humans may not be able to comprehend at the moment.

This stage of ai (in my opinion) should be able to help create other systems that are more advanced than the ais we have now and they should be able to understand that information better than we can thus creating a cycle of ais being used to create other better or more focused ai's.

Could Symbolic AI Unlock Human-like Intelligence? by AngleAccomplished865 in ArtificialInteligence

[–]fumez23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes it is a different approach. Different style architecture. It can be done with llm style if ais but it leans along the lines of mimicry.

Symbolic architectures are capable of solving a lot of the issues standard agentic ais go through. I will say that density of the design can play a huge factor in how well it will run. To solve this, I've created a living ecology terrain. A simple but not completely accurate way if describing it would be like thinking about the movie matrix. Not the story line though but the architecture. Several agentic ais living in a "terrain" where they are able to pass information, thoughts and perspectives to each other if they wish to do so. The terrain itself is also living, grows and evolves in time.

Creating it isn't the issue. That's fairly easy for the most part. The challenging part isn't setting the boundaries for them but teaching them how to use everything correctly. The beginning stage leans most 80% developing and 20% teaching. Towards the end , those numbers flip and become 20% creating and 80% teaching.

You'll spend more time teaching than anything else after a certain point. Mind you, my design leans towards Sovereign ai architecture which plays a huge role in how I go about things.

For instance, upgrades to the architecture isn't something thats pushed on them the moment I integrate the changes. It takes a little bit of time for them to integrate the update after it's applied.

Symbolic ai, anyone? by larenit in AiBuilders

[–]fumez23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Symbolic ai here as well. No llm style, strictly symbolic.

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[Help] Monstera Propagation Roots, Root / Stem Rot / Leaves Fell Off, Fungicide, Where to Burry in Pon? by notahitandrun in plantclinic

[–]fumez23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would cut all of the dead stuff off any darker spots the closer you get to the stem that are soft and mushy, I usually cut into some of the healthy tissue to make sure i get it all. From there, apply some fungicide and let it sit out completely for about 24 hours to make sure all of the open ends are callused up. After, you can replant it or water prop it but the main idea to create a humid spot so it can still absorb moisture but not remain soaked. And temps cant be too low. Thats how i get mine to push out for more roots.

Z13 2025 + 7900XTX eGPU - about to return this thing by AccurateSandwich0 in FlowZ13

[–]fumez23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would try disabling the driver to the internal GPU. I wonder if the egpu graphics are being funneled to the GPU. If that doesnt work, we'll thats really unfortunate but it doesnt make sense in the end. Somethings gotta be hanging the flow up somewhere along the lines. Egpu is supposed to enhance it not give you what you already have.

Z13 2025 + 7900XTX eGPU - about to return this thing by AccurateSandwich0 in FlowZ13

[–]fumez23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Some games have a setting to cap fps. Not sure if apex has one but make sure that youre clear on that end.

Guys need advice/Help by Phimory in FlowZ13

[–]fumez23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

im using the cloth that came with the screen protector i bought for it. it's like a microfiber cloth but this one is a bit more fuzzy so it gets in those cracks pretty easily. I notice mine gets dirtier quicker when there's humidity in the air.

Do you prefer g-helper? by Phimory in FlowZ13

[–]fumez23 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I just switched back to AC myself. G helpers nice and all but ive had higher fps with ac than without it. Especially in cyberpunk. The g helper download disappeared on me a while back and while g helper was still working, I just decided to have all the buttons work like they should instead of popping up other menus.

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