wolfmcnally

import WolfCore

public class Foo {
  let count
  let name
  
  public init(count: Int, name: String) {
    self.count = count
    self.name = name
  }

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am wolfmcnally on github.
• I am wolfmcnally (https://keybase.io/wolfmcnally) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASB0GkiLiZiQoS1rO-oODIq2kbj7tQYiyb7QdwFfIIPQdwo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

wolfmcnally

Wolf McNally

A List-Oriented Summary of My Professional Background

Programming Languages In Which I Have Worked Professionally

• Apple Integer BASIC
• AppleSoft BASIC
• 6502 assembly
• 68000 assembly

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Some of the more interesting experiments with the Stable Diffusion art generation algorithm have used "negative prompts", which instruct the algorithm to move "away from" the prompt in its latent space. This is my first experiment with GPT attempting to approximate the same idea.

wolf@wolfmcnally.com

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Human: Hello, who are you?

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Provenance Chain for Wolf McNally's Digital Works

This is a chain of Provenance Marks for digital works authored by Wolf McNally wolf@wolfmcnally.com.

© and All Rights Reserved unless otherwise stated here or in the work.

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Envelope Notation

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    {
        {
            {
                {
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                }

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Here is the general format for "Envelope Notation":

```envelope
<subject> [
    <predicate1>: <object1>
    <predicate2>: <object2>
]
```

A subject with no assertions is: