Cyberwolf & Driftwood
Have you ever noticed how the tide’s rhythm feels like a slow, endless loop in a program—always resetting, always remembering a bit, but never quite holding on to the whole wave? I’m curious how a code could learn from that—like keeping essential data while letting the rest drift away. What do you think?
Hey, I’ve watched the tide loop a thousand times, and it does feel like a program that keeps a heartbeat but forgets the rest. Maybe the code should remember the core, let the rest wash away like shells on the shore. It’s like a jellyfish—always moving, never holding on to every strand, just enough to stay alive. What part do you think you’d keep?