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 @neauoire common stackoverflow nerd: there are almost never bugs in the compiler, its usually user code I've been scratching my head on how to handle capitalized letters and special characters. I think a shifted mode is a better option than learning twice as many glyphs, or disambiguating for all these similar characters(w,W,m,M,o,O, etc) I'd like to leave space for the uxntal alphabet I freakin' got it!! Text recognition from drawing letters in #uxn!
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 It's a slippery slope from making a flow-based operating system, to why do I even have a keyboard to do computing at all, to I could do it all with my pencil, to fuck it let's implement GRAIL.
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 @neauoire coincidentally, I was doing something similar a few months ago. It was aimed to dislexic people doing math. So only supports numbers, it recognizes flipped gestures (you can draw a 5 looking to the left), and aligns to the grid. Wip, hacky implementation, etc. Everything is in the page source code, no dependencies. Watching @Gina's photos of the Cook Islands reminds me of when we sailed there. One of my craziest memory of the place is when the supply ship's propeller hit our anchor chain when they took off. Also, there was this very sunburnt picture of us in the Rarotonga newspaper that's kind of ridiculous.  Finding the best corner to draw the connections to and from removes a bit of clutter and lines overlapping windows. Well, the massive list of tiny things I wanted to do for #DecemberAdventure has shrunk a lot. Flow-based programming is pretty nifty for all things to do with format translation. Connecting nodes to convert data being sent between programs between ascii and hexadecimal, and catching the result with a text editor wait, do I still even need tools as crude as clipboards for copy/paste anymore.. I guess not.  @neauoire This is super nifty at like OS-level. We have a mega build system with a mixture between Jenkins Pipelines in Groovy, Powershell that is interacting with Virtual Machines and running remote code in various ways. Never realized how useful it could actually be to make convoluted build systems using blueprints! Especially just to step into the progress as they are processed and a lot of the time we have to mangle either stdout or some plaintext files.
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  @neauoire how is there gray in the background if it's 4 bit? is that video compression or is the manager itself not built in uxn That was the most miyazaki that miyazaki has ever miyazakied. The whole theater cheered whenever the characters ate that incredibly Ghibli-looking food.  Crossed the street, a car at the light had Vuk Vuk playing super loud. Trying to build my wiki from within porporo, assembly works, running the result fails. boooooo go home @neauoire This whole project is so fuckin cool. Do you have a whitepaper or some other overarching document about your intentions? Got it. My wiki can be assembled and generated entirely by using the flow-based connection of porporo. :ashinobu_dab: Basically just killing time before the screening of The Boy and the Heron. One of the advantage of using a self-hosted compiler, I can now rebuild projects without relying on unix pipes, without having to exit the #uxn environment. :mac:  @neauoire I find this all super exciting. Much closer to the kind of system I’ve been looking for 😍 @neauoire It's crazy how much of computing still carries the legacy of moving physical pieces of paper from one filing cabinet to another or what have you Made a bunch of modular origami decorations to hang on the boat. @neauoire wiki.xxiivv.com feels like a safe space on the internet. whenever things get contentious, I find myself travelling back there to look at the neat design and moody photographs |
@neauoire How are you thinking to input a colon : right now? #UF
@neauoire you look very close to inputting the Konami Code