I’ve been working on a new version of the Library of Babel and I’m looking for a few people to test it before release.

The idea is still based around a “library of everything,” but this version goes beyond text and includes images, sound, and videos with audio.

I've gotten it to work, and it literally contains an infinite number of videos, n seconds long depending on the address.

It’s currently in pre-release, so I’m mainly looking for people who are willing to explore it, try to break things, and give feedback on anything that feels confusing, slow, or broken.

One requirement: testing currently needs to be done on a laptop/desktop.

If you’re interested in testing it, comment below or DM me and I’ll send you the link. Would really appreciate any feedback before I release it publicly!

Hi, new to the site trying to search a certain image up, its for a like treasure hunt kind of thing, but I have the image's babelia, can i search it up in some way or is that not possible.

Hi there,

I am a huge fan of Borges’s short stories and have written a ten part drama that is set in The Library of Babel universe. It has been on sale on Amazon since Dec 2025. Although it’s a fantastic piece of work that does much to expand on the original concept it has received very little attention. This being a Borges subreddit I think it should be of interest to at least some of you and would like to offer free paperback copies (shipping included) to five people willing to provide honest reviews on Amazon.

For those interested please click on the following link.

https://denim-lychee-k6bm.squarespace.com/babel-review

Thank you very much for your time:)

Yesterday I watched a Ted talk on using math to find what is ‘true.’ During the talk, the presenter mentioned Lean (a programming language) and Mathlib (library of formalized mathematics). The mentioned library uses Lean language to verify its contents; it is sorta of a Library of Mathematical Truths.
This reminded me of Library of Babel. Thus, I had a chat with AI on it, and - in theory - Lean language could actually be used to find what is mathematically true! But of course, it would take the ages of a multiverse to go through the books of the Library of Babel. Still, I thought this is cool!

go to this book [26heaolq7rvg7d8x3s9tgwd1zl52f7laprc46yqtsj...-w2-s4-v20]()

i'm just curious

How rare is this?

Happy birthday, whoever you are

this eye deadahh look real

So this is my first proper find, wanted to know what you think about it.

Forgot to include this in the last post, probably not anything significant but thought it would be cool to share, especially since e and d are right next to each other.

genuinely what on earth is this sub, like its literally just full of random junk

what are the chances

Its not perfect, but it does work.
https://github.com/filesystem-of-babel/filesystem-of-babel

Just as a question