Gregory's Server
Sigil 5 (A Slow-Moving Tower of Babel)
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12" x 12"
Acrylic, Charcoal, Graphite, Collage, Silver and Gold Leaf
Wood Panel
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Prince Rupert visitor guide: "Turn left for the orthodox church, turn right for the orthodontist" It has been days since we last saw anyone that isn't a bird or a whale, the northern BC coast is totally empty as far as we can tell. Mountains are really beautiful when humans leave them alone.  The main drawback of lonely places is there are too many people looking for them.   @neauoire Back in my day we'd use those to make specific people anxious from hundreds of miles away. This was before knowledge of geas became widespread...  @neauoire suuuuch a good soundtrack! Particularly love a lot of stuff by alva noto and Ryuichi Sakamoto If you're thinking of going to Handmade Seattle this year, hold off buying your tickets for a bit, I'm going to do a group buy for the instance since there's a bunch of us going, so we can get a discount. Our sailing trajectory thus far. I update our route whenever we find internet (like today, yay!).
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  Leg 3 of our trip in progress :). We are currently in Prince Rupert(54°18′46″N, 130°19′31″W), to do laundry, re-stock on a few things, before we head off into SE Alaska. @rek Thank you for sharing your trip and keeping it up to date. What do you use to plot these charts? Is it also built with uxn? Beautiful Fury Cove (51°29.291'N, 127°45.508'W, where we were a few days ago). We're now in Lizzie Cove (52° 3.088'N, 128°5.083'W) To date, the shortest program to spin a repl in modal is 14 bytes long: <>.?~(?~ ..).. This one rewrite rule is enough to expect an input(?~), and rewrite it into a listener after appending the register to the input string. Is this the shortest repl code?  @neauoire This is a bit tricky, since we're not counting the VM's complexity. It seems like the actual printing is also done by the underlying interpreter?? The Race2Alaska happens on June 9th, and goes all the way to Ketchikan, and so I guess most of the boats will be making their way there around the following week, I think if we're slow enough, we might be able to catch up with the racers at the finishing line.
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We found a tiny bit of internet(unstable) while in a really beautiful place, Codville Lagoon (52 °3.706'N 127° 50.262'W). We traveled 40 NM by sail from Fury Cove, in the rain, but at least with wind from the stern. It was our most relaxing sail yet! The stove that we designed last winter is working wonderfully well underway, I'm looking at the coffee pot right now and it's sitting at a sharp angle without threatening to fall off. We've left Vancouver Island behind this morning, we untied the lines at 5am alongside our friends on SV Moonshine, and are now sailing northwest on a flat sea with a light breeze from the west. It's nice to be on a bit of open ocean again. |
@helveticablanc I think you'll enjoy this Babel tangent:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMxYJ8YQr30&list=WL&index=50
@helveticablanc Wow!
@helveticablanc god each new one is my new favourite. This one is so freakin sick :maru: