[ Interview ]

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> [Interviewer]: What drives you to create?

> [Nanahoshi]: The existential dread of a silent compiler.

> [Interviewer]: Your work with the 'Green Potato' was groundbreaking. What was your inspiration?

> [Nanahoshi]: It spoke to me. In binary.

> [Interviewer]: The 'Kyun-shi Sanfuri' paper was a major step in digital emotional replication.

> [Nanahoshi]: That was an intentional stack overflow caused by a simulated cuteness overload. Reproducibility is still low.

> [Interviewer]: What's next?

> [Nanahoshi]: Teaching a toaster to feel love. The success rate is... suboptimal.

> [Interviewer]: Finally, what is your philosophy?

> [Nanahoshi]: Necessity may be the mother of invention, but meaninglessness is the father of creation.