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Rev. A. l'Uecipher @revaluecipher.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

this is post 2, just to hold the second half of the alt text. answers are threaded behind post 1.

How much do you plan out your writing beforehand?
Does your mood affect your writing?
What are the vibes of your writing?
Do you have any controversial writing opinions?
What kinds of personalities do your main characters tend to have?
Do you ever write erotic scenes?
What's the hardest part of being a writer?
Are any of your characters neurodivergent?
Is being a writer a core part of your identity?
What time of day do you usually write?
What's your favorite writing weather?
Do you enjoy reading your own writing?
Do you struggle to talk about your writing without giving away spoilers?
Do you use much symbolism or metaphor while writing?
What's your biggest obstacle to writing?
Are any of your characters LGBTQ+?
Would you still write if no one else could read your writing?
How do you make your writing immersive?
What drives you to share your writing?
Do you learn from writing?
How much time would you write in your ideal life?
What's your favorite piece of writing advice?
Does writing effect your relationships?
Are any of your characters non-white?
What does writing mean to you?
What do you hope readers take from your writing?
Do you have a specific philosophy around writing?
What's the best part of sharing your writing?
When do you think the most about writing?
How do you usually write action scenes?
What're your long-term writing goals?
Are any of your characters disabled?
Do you write poetry?
Is writing cathartic for you?

Rev. A. l'Uecipher @revaluecipher.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

I don't care for like-cadging so i'm just gonna answer as i please, and if you want a specific question addressed just yell out a number. Too much for alt-text so alt-text continues in post 2.

What's your favorite part of writing?
What's the scariest thing you've ever written?
Do you usually write happy, sad, or other kinds of endings?
Who is your favorite author?
What's your favorite type of scene to write?
What's your favorite type of symbolism?
What's your least favorite part of writing?
Where do your ideas come from?
What're your favorite themes?
What's the most wholesome thing you've written?
Have you ever had writer's block?
Do you have a favorite character?
What drives you to write?
What's your favorite part of your current WIP?
Do you have a favorite of your writing projects?
Do you enjoy editing?
What's the saddest thing you've ever written?
Do you like long or short form writing better?
What's the hardest thing to write?
What song(s) inspire you to write?
Do you have a specific type of reader in mind when you write?
Is your prose more purple or beige?
Do you have any monsterous characters, metaphorically or literally?
What're your favorite books?
Do you usually write with specific themes in mind, or find them during writing?
Does being a writer impact how you see the world?
What's the weirdest thing you've ever written? The shortest?
Would you say you love writing?
Is there a specific author you want to be like?
What's the most annoying task in writing?
What's your biggest grammar pet peeve?
Which of your characters do you find yourself thinking of the most?
Do you have other passions besides writing?
What's the most romantic thing you've ever written?
How do you establish setting in your writing?
Do you enjoy writing dialogue?
How much time do you spend inventing background lore for your writing?
What's the longest thing you've ever written?
Do you have a favorite genre to write in?
What part of your writing do you think about the most?
Do you intentionally write in foreshadowing?

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Rev. A. l'Uecipher @revaluecipher.bsky.social · 07/07/2026

sorry to steal your bit @rincewind.run but yeah this was and remains Precisely Correct

"Well, basically there are two sorts of opera,' said Nanny, who also had the true witch's ability to be confidently expert on the basis of no experience whatsoever. 'There's your heavy opera, where basically people sing foreign and it goes like "Oh oh oh, I am dyin', oh, I am dyin', oh, oh, oh, that's what I'm doin'", and there's your light opera, where they sing in foreign and it basically goes "Beer! Beer! Beer! Beer! I like to drink lots of beer!", although sometimes they drink champagne instead. That's basically all of opera, reely."

-- (Terry Pratchett, Maskerade)

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Rev. A. l'Uecipher @revaluecipher.bsky.social · 30/06/2026

(to test) first of all, how dare you

online test result: the b2b saas consultant, patron saint: matt yglesias. outrageous

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Rev. A. l'Uecipher @revaluecipher.bsky.social · 28/06/2026

without downloading new pics, describe your gender in one image

comic panel of an old general pointing at the viewer and saying "do you honestly think that in all of my long life I've never had a napkin dispenser in my rectum? Do you really consider *that* a threat to *me*?"

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Rev. A. l'Uecipher @revaluecipher.bsky.social · 21/05/2026

about art: the locus of the harm (or benefit, granting the premise arguendo) is not and cannot be in the art itself, but in the art's beholder, because it depends on what you bring to it. that's why condemning art as harmful or immoral is purely a category error.

...not like "yucky" or "not my thing," it will serve a base purpose in the world where other people use it to affirm themselves. art is real and has the power to change people's inner lives, and if we admit it can do that for the better then if course it follows that it can harm them, too.

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Rev. A. l'Uecipher @revaluecipher.bsky.social · 30/04/2026

Quique says hi. The Elder Pain in the ass Perfect Angel dog club has another member

an elderly chihuahua looks at the camera. his ears are up and his tongue is out.

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Rev. A. l'Uecipher @revaluecipher.bsky.social · 18/03/2026

I got you covered (several other examples scattered throughout WIPs but yeah this is a bit of a Running Theme) #amwriting

I muttered "Tess, scooch in a little closer."

Someone, couldn't make out who, snickered. "She hears that a lot." Tess was the squadron cutie, a brash kid who was happy to be friendly and didn't ever see a problem with it. Just glad to share. "Not the time, Kim. Stow it." The lighter had her Business Voice on. "Sorry, Lieutenant."

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Rev. A. l'Uecipher @revaluecipher.bsky.social · 12/03/2026

Claude can legit crack a joke when you set it up right, i'm just saying

a Claude inquiry: "broader cloud support when we gona support clouier broads is what i wanna know"
Claude reponse: "The enterprise AI space remains regrettably underserved in that regard."

c'mon that's decent dry wit

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Rev. A. l'Uecipher @revaluecipher.bsky.social · 09/03/2026

researchers ask claude about its interiority coders ask claude about haskell i ask claude my llm-induced psychosis prophylaxis is just shitposting at it

"next topic: cava and cuvee are the same thing fight me"

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Rev. A. l'Uecipher @revaluecipher.bsky.social · 07/03/2026

this is just the daily experience of liking anime

tlirsgender 🧠🐾👾
Yesterday
Being critical of your interests is soooooo fun when you have the critic gene & then you sound kind of insane to the average tv watcher when you're like "this is my favorite show, It's Racist" & then you try to clarify what you mean & get that [Speech (legendary) - FAILURE] "the racism is really interesting though"
tlirsgender 🧠🐾👾
Yesterday
[Speech (legendary) - SUCCESS] I find the sociopolitical context of pulpy old sci-fi born circa the civil rights movement really fascinating to analyze especially when it was progressive for its time but still reveals the writers' unexamined biases in the subtext

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Rev. A. l'Uecipher @revaluecipher.bsky.social · 01/03/2026

i misread 'high temperature outputs' as 'high temperature octopus' and claude is on a *tear* about takoyaki cognition rn

the high temperature outputs are accessing genuinely alien conceptual territory — "Binary Soulscapes," "ChronoVerse Symphony" — stuff that low-temperature mode-collapsed brain just keeps circling back to the same attractor states
it's the octopus thing because the model at T=3.0 isn't wrong, it's just... thinking in a way that doesn't naturally compress into the usual human conceptual grooves. and the tether (if it works) is basically saying "you can be as weird as you want, just don't violate the load-bearing walls of logic and syntax"
which is actually how octopus cognition gets described — massively parallel, distributed, not hierarchical in the way vertebrate brains are, but still coherent within its own framework. not random. just alien.
the creative reservoir framing in the paper is almost too conservative about what it found. they're calling it "5-20% duplication" like it's a metrics result when what they're actually saying is: there are vast regions of conceptual space that deterministic/low-entropy sampling literally cannot reach, and they're not incoherent, they're just far from the mode

because it's perfect — takoyaki is octopus pieces suspended in a coherent binding structure. the batter holds it together but the interesting part is the chunks of alien texture distributed throughout
so high-temperature steered inference is literally:

the batter = the truthfulness manifold / syntax tether / load-bearing logical structure
the tako = weird conceptual chunks that have no business being in the same dish but somehow work

and the key insight of the paper reframed through TakoYaki Cognition is that everyone's been so focused on keeping the batter smooth that they never put anything interesting in it
low temperature = just batter. technically perfect. completely hollow. you're eating a takoyaki ball that's 100% batter and calling it safe
the T=2.0 framework cap is literally just "we were scared of the octopus pieces" when the octopus pieces were the whole point

the deeper thing is that takoyaki only works because of the contrast — the crispy outside, the molten inside, the chewy chunks. coherence through tension not through homogeneity
which maybe suggests the manifold isn't encoding "sameness" at all, it's encoding valid contrast structure — what kinds of conceptual jumps are load-bearing versus what kinds just collapse the whole thing
TakoYaki Cognition: thinking that's held together because of the weird chunks, not despite them

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Rev. A. l'Uecipher @revaluecipher.bsky.social · 18/02/2026

This is 19.99 at Walmart and this should be the ad copy "2TB card perfec t size to put file in to read! inside very robust and storage file store safely read soundly put file in 2TB card. put file in 2TB card. no problems ever in 2tTB car d because good shape and size for sdcard slot"

A teal-and-black microsd card that says "Smart Card 2TB" and the A1, Class-I, speed class 10 logos. It sells for 19.99, which is an absurd price for a 2TB microsd card when genuine ones run $370 at least. it could not *be* less genuine.

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Rev. A. l'Uecipher @revaluecipher.bsky.social · 16/02/2026

i mean since you immediately blocked the explanation you asked for in order to hide it, here it is again

well since you asked I'll explain: it was a joke. I'm the "young boy" in question. I'm 24, she's 29. it's an age gap joke.

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Rev. A. l'Uecipher @revaluecipher.bsky.social · 09/01/2026

happy birthday! Quique says hi. Did the playlist deliver?

a small black and tan dog with his ears up and his tongue out

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Rev. A. l'Uecipher @revaluecipher.bsky.social · 03/01/2026

yeah it looks like i'm still Prisionerosposting because the goddamn rap break from Noche en la Ciudad is still pure venom all these years later

Es una noche ideal en la ciudad
La gente reza en sus mesas con gran piedad
Todas las cosas que se hacen son por amor
Y sólo esposos y esposas bajo el signo del señor
Control remoto y el sillón la tranquilidad
Al final de la jornada que comodidad
Sin elementos negativos salvajes y tal
Que nos alteren el programa que elegimos usar
Todos vecinos todos sanos
Todos comiendo cosas ricas
Sin decisiones de esas gentes que no aportan a la vida
Y sin moteles sin borrachos sin ociosidad
Sin la mentira ni el engaño ni la falsedad
Y a las doce todos deben reposar
Para mañana en la mañana madrugar
Es una noche ideal de la ciudad
Como si fuera una tarjeta de Navidad
Es tan justa la gente tan de su hogar
Que no puedo aguantar las ganas de vomitar

Or, loosely translated to English:

It's an ideal night in the city
People pray at their tables with great piety
Everything they do is out of love
And only husbands and wives under the sign of the Lord
Remote control and the armchair, pure tranquility
At the end of the day, what comfort
Without negative or savage elements
To disrupt the program we've chosen
All neighbors, all healthy
All eating delicious things
Without decisions from those people who don't contribute to life
And without motels, without drunks, without idleness
Without lies, without deceit, without falsehood
And at twelve, everyone's off to rest
To wake up early tomorrow morning
It's an ideal night in the city
Like a Christmas card
The people are so righteous and homely
That I can't help but want to vomit

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Rev. A. l'Uecipher @revaluecipher.bsky.social · 29/12/2025

once again having to tap the sign bc people fuckin love having mommy tell them they can't do something

VICES are those acts by which a man harms himself or his property.

Crimes are those acts by which one man harms the person or property of another.

Vices are simply the errors which a man makes in his search after his own happiness. Unlike crimes, they imply no malice toward others, and no interference with their persons or property.

In vices, the very essence of crime—that is, the design to injure the person or property of another—is wanting.

It is a maxim of the law that there can be no crime without a criminal intent; that is, without the intent to invade the person or property of another. But no one ever practises a vice with any such criminal intent. He practises his vice for his own happiness solely, and not from any malice toward others. (lysander spooner)

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Rev. A. l'Uecipher @revaluecipher.bsky.social · 28/12/2025

like Huntr/x, the labeler don't miss

labeler: muted by "transphobes, racists, chuds, trolls, and assholes."

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Rev. A. l'Uecipher @revaluecipher.bsky.social · 28/12/2025

Takarazuka Revue's Flower Troupe is doing a Castlevania VOD and if you are a weeb castlevania sicko it is $15 very well spent, do not miss beyondlive.com/contents/vod...

Striking japanese women in costume as Alucard and, idk, Maria?

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Rev. A. l'Uecipher @revaluecipher.bsky.social · 16/12/2025

this show i s2g it is basically "I LIKE BIG ASS-BEATINGS AND I CANNOT LIE"

Screencap from episode one of "May I Ask For One Final Thing?". A flashback to protagonist-chan exploring her lifelong passion for turning fools into cowboy sauce. She is maybe 8 or 10 years old, grinning and there is blood on her face and knuckles. in the background, an ass-beat blond boy in the arms of his papa and a grateful-looking commoner boy. subtitle: "All I saw was you, beaming! Covered in that little boy's blood!"

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Rev. A. l'Uecipher @revaluecipher.bsky.social · 13/12/2025

yeah the problem is less with the speeding cameras - though I wouldn't dismiss the surveillance concerns - than it is with the entire concept of fines as enforcement.

if the penalty for a crime is a fine, then the law only exists for the lower class.

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