Gregory's Server
I've been toying with Marginalia's random site feature for the past hour, eventually I ended up on @renaudbedard's blog!
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Adopting the speech inflection off of the robotic automated voices from the weather stations. @neauoire I tend to pick up accents, I think it's part of my masking behaviors, so I can just imagine myself doing the same thing unconsciously after listening to that voice for a few days.
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  After a few days of fine-tuning, I've managed to write a program that successfully turns an abritrary uxntal program source file into the style that I normally use when coding. It should help me parse other people's programs more easily when using unfamiliar indentation. All these experiments at structured editing, reassembly, auto-formatting are my poking at better understanding which patterns are used in a language that lacks syntactical constructs.  @neauoire so what did you use in the end? [4 or [ ( 4 )? I couldn't quickly understand it from the code. When the implication is not to design   @neauoire source: https://yt.oelrichsgarcia.de/watch?v=urcL86UpqZc&local=true that guy makes real funny vids like that one *cutting through a storm, looking at another boat emerging from the blattering rain* Preparing Pino to raise anchor tomorrow at 5am, to sail from Telegraph to Smuggler Cove. *picks up Story of B* @avi we're looking into entering Jervis Inlet, and I remember you said you had a cabin nearby. We could stop by if you tell us where it is :) @neauoire cool! Can we take that convo to Signal or something? Fedi private messaging confuses me. Between the aggresive type-checker, formatter, structured editor reassembler, I've built the perfect self-asphyxiation programming framework to never ever get anything done ever again. Don't mind me while I proof the hello world printing routines for a month.
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 @neauoire Law of conservation of static checks Languages that don't start out with static checks will tend to add them or be replaced by other languages that do. I haven't done this yet, but I know what you are talking about (except the email thing). PS You guys are cool I do a fair bit of uxntal code review these days and since each person has their own unique style, and sometimes I just can't understand the person's patterns at a glance, I wrote a tiny code formatter that standardizes any tal file to something pretty "standard"(or at least familiar to me). Here's a 1000 bytes rom that'll overwrite the source file with the formatted result. The linked source file is fed a minified source and here is the result: I've been wondering about these static lists of things, and how I should break them into lines. Obviously, I can't just always make list of a fixed length, some data types, like 1-bit sprites will be 8 items wide, some LUTs will be 6 items wide. I was thinking, since we have this bracket rune, maybe specifying the width could be done this way: @eli_oat I've made some changes to the permacomputing wiki to make this distinction clearer, and I was wonder if you had editing right for the site? If so, you could help improve the /concept and /projects pages. @klardotsh Glad to see you made it safely to Montague. :) Enjoy your time at anchor! We were stressed for you today, sorry to see it was so crazy. Since it looks like we'll have lots of friends gathered in Saint-Louis during Strange Loop, if I plan a Merveilles/Permacomputing meetup on the 20th, who's interested? Would you like to use this place to coordinate, or use the PM mailing list?
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"We believe that the end of a computer product's lifecycle should be seen as a moment of celebration, a moment when its socioeconomic context can finally be reclaimed."
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#Permacomputing Aesthetics "baroque chains of dependencies" Was that added in the latest revision? I don't remember reading this in the draft. It's perfect. :eccehomo: The paper includes this pretty pattern from @viznut @pixel ( x y -- )  @neauoire I found this really interested, but the art historian/permaculture designer in me wept a little when the paper wasn't able to root it's definition of "limits" in specific art practice nor permaculture design itself. That seems like a really powerful next step, to me, because it helps the community step further away from retro-nostalgia, which can be a little tangled up with capitalism |
@neauoire hah! the ol’ poisson disc article I presume?
@neauoire @renaudbedard found @eli_oat :)