Myst Graph Presentation at Mysterium 2025 The recording of my presentation on the Myst Graph during Mysterium 2025 is now available (Andrew Plotkin gave it a great review). I would like to extend my gratitude to the conference organizers, especially ...| glthr.com | Guillaume Lethuillier's blog
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(All opinions herein are solely our own and do not express the views or opinions of our employer.) Generative AI is poisoning its own well: online content is increasingly generated by AI; this data is used to train new models; those models then gener...| glthr.com | Guillaume Lethuillier's blog
ℹ I am pleased to announce that I will be presenting the Myst Graph at Mysterium Con 2025, in Atlanta, GA, on August 2nd. This will be an opportunity to discuss the project’s methodology and findings with fellow Myst enthusiasts. You can view the ful...| glthr.com | Guillaume Lethuillier's blog
The Myst Graph is generated by DeMystify, now an open source Go program: github.com/glthr/DeMystify. This third article focuses on the implementation details and shares suggestions for further enhancement. As the article evolves, it will be updated b...| glthr.com | Guillaume Lethuillier's blog
Introduction Previous analyses of Myst’s source code have indicated that some assets are not seen in the game, such as Catherine’s crumpled note and the opened music box in the Mechanical Age. Also, the analysis of commented-out scripts indicates the...| glthr.com | Guillaume Lethuillier's blog
👋 Hi HackerNews! Please note that a second article uses graph analysis to reveal new findings about Myst (e.g., unreachable views, most connected locations). Upon reflection, Myst has long been more analogous to a graph than a traditional linear g...| glthr.com | Guillaume Lethuillier's blog
↘ This article extends a simple observation about “languages” (loosely defined as a series of expressions that are evaluated), detailed in a previous article, to Large Language Models (LLMs). All opinions herein are solely our own and do not express ...| Guillaume Lethuillier's blog
↘ In October 2024, Jane Street released a “Knight Moves 6” puzzle. In this article, we share our approach to solving it and make the source code of our solver publicly available. As usual, all opinions herein are solely our own and do not express the...| Guillaume Lethuillier's blog
This article examines an observation about “languages”: a duality between first-order and second-order expressions.| Guillaume Lethuillier's blog
In May 2024, Jane Street released a cross-number puzzle, “Number Cross 4”. In this article, we delve into our approach to solving it and| Guillaume Lethuillier's blog
This article presents our discovery of a pattern in Kryptos K4, the famous unsolved code. We also present “K4nundrum”, a tool to explore this idea.| Guillaume Lethuillier's blog
All opinions herein are solely my own and do not express the views or opinions of my employer. This article contains a potential solution to Cain’s Jawbone. If you plan to solve it by yourself, stop reading it. Part I: https://guyomel.hashnode.dev/i...| Guillaume Lethuillier's blog
All opinions herein are solely my own and do not express the views or opinions of my employer. This article contains a potential solution to Cain’s Jawbone. If you plan to solve it by yourself, stop reading it. Project repository: https://github.com...| Guillaume Lethuillier's blog
All opinions herein are solely my own and do not express the views or opinions of my employer. This article contains a potential solution to Cain’s Jawbone. If you plan to solve it by yourself, stop reading it. We suggested a solution to Cain’s Jawbo...| Guillaume Lethuillier's blog
Proposal for Automatically Generated Error Codes| Guillaume Lethuillier's Blog
As Donald Knuth has just published Volume 4, Fascicle 7 of The Art of Computer Programming (TAOCP), on constraint satisfaction, I would like to provide more information about the errors I discovered in 2019 in other volumes, for which I received two ...| Guillaume Lethuillier's Blog