GLTHR.com, by Guillaume Lethuillier
Selected work
Delimiters in LanguagesA universal duality in languages: the same symbols either act or are merely quoted, and delimiters mark the shift, from Homer’s formulas to string literals, DNA and large language models.2026
2025
- Formulaic Delimiters in the Iliad and the OdysseyHow Homer Marked Speech Without Quotation Marks Delimiters in Languages
- The Riven (1997) NavigatorA New Way to Explore the Original Riven Riven (1997)
- Model Collapse and the Need for Human-Generated Training DataA Proposal for Certified Human-Written Training Data
- The Myst Graph, 3: Creating the Graph Using DeMystify The Myst Graph
- The Myst Graph, 2: Unreachable Views and Disabled Links The Myst Graph
- The Myst Graph, 1: The 1993 Game as a Directed Graph The Myst Graph
- Discovering Errors in Donald Knuth’s TAOCPTwo Reward Checks from the Bank of San Serriffe
- Special Tokens: The Quotation Marks of LLMs Delimiters in Languages
2024
- Solving “Knight Moves 6” (Jane Street Puzzle, October 2024)A Random Search for Two Knight Trips Worth 2024 Points Jane Street Puzzles
- What Quotation Marks, String Literals and DNA Have in CommonFirst-Order Expressions, Second-Order Expressions, and the Delimiters Between Them Delimiters in Languages
- Solving “Number Cross 4” (Jane Street Puzzle, May 2024)A Go Solver That Carries Rows Forward Instead of Backtracking Jane Street Puzzles
- Kryptos K4: The ‘W’ as a SeparatorSplit at Its Five W’s, K4 Falls Into Two Groups With One Frequency Shape Kryptos K4