THE CONNECTED RECORD
Find the question. Follow the work. Return to the source.
4 THREAD · 4 SYSTEMS · 31 NOTEBOOK ENTRIES · 2 QUESTIONS · 242 FILMS · 239 CHAPTERS
Search the authored text, its questions and refusals, and the films around it. Drafts keep their status. Chapters identify a topic and a time; only the 2 indexed transcripts provide spoken passages, and their automatic captions are unreviewed. This edition retrieves sources rather than generating an answer. Explore what is connected ↗
2 RESULTS FOR “Reading by address.”
EDITORIAL DRAFT · OPEN · V0.2
An address is a pattern a reader can respond to. This notebook follows the operation from six hand-built key–value pairs to Gemma’s evolving state: match a query, combine value directions, then read an answer. The film, source code and saved experiments show both what works and where addressing remains approximate.
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A LOCATION THAT A READER RECOGNISES. An address here is closer to a pattern recognised by a reader than a numbered drawer. The input pattern and the weights that respond to it belong together. That connects this note to the map: a point in a picture is only useful once we know which operation reads the underlying state. We can make that relationship concrete by building a memory whose keys and values we can inspect.
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