@neauoire @joshavanier @tendigits Layers! I get it.. though I do not yet know how to switch to gray paint..

I thought my inked dreams became reality with interlisp, then with noodle, and now here we are.

They say there is something fundamentally degenerate with falling in love with software. In the case of oekaki, I'll play the part.

Thank you. It's a pleasure to watch it grow.

@neauoire @joshavanier @prahou this is great and I'm sure a guide will be a helpful resource to have as well.
Thankfully it's super intuitive to figure out, so no barriers for anyone curious to try it out in the meantime.

@neauoire @joshavanier @tendigits @prahou
I've figured out what it does by looking at source... but i admit it got me confused

@neauoire I love that you found this! After discovering uxn and pouring over the bitwise and adjacent notes I started working on a “language” that encodes as 8bit bytes, that are also musical notation, and written language symbols.

Certainly not a brand new concept, but I’m slowly working on my own tiny computer from it and it’s remarkable to see this!

Would you mind sharing the source?

@neauoire connais-tu le Toki Pona ?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toki_Pona

@neauoire Two questions come to my mind:

1. Does R2D2 actually talk in Solresol?
2. Are those Wrong-Signals in Family Fraud "NO" in Solresol?

@neauoire I will always love that he's in Close Encounters. That movie understands spectacle so well.

@neauoire
they look super yummy!

@neauoire ahh beautiful!

@neauoire i've been having sooo many plums as part of dinner recently, they're abundantly available here right now :3

@neauoire My partner has recently been struggling with a failure to commercialize her artistic endeavours, after a lifetime of being told that's all that matters. I hope I can guide her away from being so concerned about it, but also feel she has to get their on her own.

@neauoire nice! I saw yann and quinquis live twice last year on their tour and it was really good! yann even dj:ed after one of the shows, such a good time!

@neauoire I saw Rising Appalachia when they did that around here. So cool.

@neauoire That's amazing. I have fantastic memories of small gigs at pubs in seaside towns in Brittany. Seeing Yann Tiersen like that would be magical.

@neauoire Oh cool! Kerber was one of my most-listened albums last year.

@neauoire
I'm thinking about doing a mini CTF with simple crakmes in uxn for my colleagues so it will be handy!

@neauoire
Yubikey

Or oathtool TOTP if you just wanna be sloppy with it.

@neauoire Aegis is a good open-source, local-to-device 2FA app for Android.

@neauoire I use KeePassXC generating a TOTP code from my PC. It's nice and secure.

@neauoire Me? Oh not much. I've been mostly focused on my career lately

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@neauoire Rich Hickey presentation style :moomin_happy:

@neauoire I guess you shared this as it kind of works as a description of a realistic expectation of a work career path. At least that's how I read it.

@neauoire nice timing !

@neauoire there may be an unofficial irc on libera courtesy of @technomancy https://hey.hagelb.org/@technomancy/statuses/01H9GS50XFJSQSAYXWRGWK93HS

@neauoire I'm moving off the browser permanently. Native apps with HTTP/JSON from now on.

@neauoire literally me yesterday with my first puff ball mushroom

@neauoire “that remains to be seen...”

"I don't think that you should keep the big pollen in your bedroom.. no"

@neauoire ooooo

@neauoire

WHOA, is that antialiasing? :o

@neauoire they say you shouldn’t reinvent the wheel but here you are with one heck of an impressive wheel

@neauoire Every invertible Boolean function is - necessarily - a permutation of its input bits over all argument cases. It follows that any such function can be described as a permutation index - which implies that, for example, any invertible 8-to-8 bit program can be described in 1683.996 bits. (see OEIS A000722)

@neauoire in all of your research on reversible computing, have you found any evidence that reversible concepts can be applied to software to reduce energy usage on non-reversible hardware architectures? I’ve tried looking into this and have come up empty, but have not put as much time into it as you have.

@neauoire @boud @ratfactor 2FA makes GitHub (+ phone operators) a single point of trust; only GitHub will be able to (somewhat) authenticate changes made to repos, out-of-band. That’s not improving supply chain security.

Allowing code authentication by anyone (including developers and the “consumers” GitHub cares about) requires something similar to what we did for Guix: https://doi.org/10.22152/programming-journal.org/2023/7/1

@neauoire @ratfactor I really don't like 2 or MFA mechanisms, but the one on GitHub actually works fine. I shall never put an sms forced required in any place, but I can have both a TOTP 2FA and a yubikey and can use either one that is available. If I don't have the yubikey around or have lost it I can still do things. And the TOTP codes are easy to backup, just put in the normal place where passwords are saved or in a dedicated app like Aegis.

@neauoire Wait, what?

> Protecting {...} consumers of the open source ecosystem, including large enterprises, from these types of attacks is the first and most critical step toward securing the supply chain.

That's the whole point of signing commits and tags in the first place. If you have a proper GPG setup, it doesn't matter if you use a complex 2FA auth system, a simple FTP server with a suitecase password, or just swap stuff on some open mailing list like kernel devs.