@neauoire their website says this is going to be the last ever StrangeLoop, is that true? By then I’ll hopefully have had my first job out of grad school for a few months so I think I can afford attending!

@neauoire oooh, that's exactly what I need rn 👀 I think it's time I should finally check out your workflow for these kind of gems

@neauoire ohhhhh my god it all makes sense now!
that's a really cool technique :D

Trying out plastic(Marelon) thru-hulls for the first time, we've also upsize the drain so it'll stop clogging up whenever a bit of mud falls down the drain.

It's the anchor locker drain.

-- Sent from Pino's bowels

@neauoire There's a Project Farm video about hose clamps on YouTube, but the conclusion is "Breeze" brand hose clamps are the best. The 6600 series is 100% 316 stainless.

@neauoire I'm learning uxntal on the weekends, and the new notes are helpful. Thanks!

I still don't quite understand the use-case of leaving unexecuted opcodes on the stack though. In your example you use use quoting to apply an operation recursively to an array, but I imagine that a method could be written which gives identical results but does not use quoting. If that's the case then what's the advantage of writing unexecuted opcodes to the stack? There must be a reason. What am I missing?

@neauoire also bread costs more than your hourly wage now

@neauoire
Oh, well put

@neauoire I suspect it's impossible to guarantee. You'll either disallow legal programs or let illegal ones through.

@neauoire @renaudbedard So good! 😲

@neauoire ayoye! that's one way to wake up :flonshed:

@neauoire since 2021 home is everything

@neauoire Labor + torium = room for work

Exploratorium = room for exploring (also a name for a museum in SF)

Experitorium = room for experiences / experiments

@neauoire
I end up just using nitter, but even then, that doesn't change the content of the posts...

@neauoire it's hard to break from the 'potential reach' but the quality spiral has been so fast it's not worth it and inevitably will be tumbleweeds rolling between bot armies arguing.

@neauoire
I am starting to think that that there's a disconnect between what I see and what others see on twitter.

For me it's: cool art, memes and a sprinkle of poetry.

Can't tell if my internal filter blocks all of the negative posts out or if the platform actually provides the content that I enjoy.

@neauoire oh wow c'est effectivement mon genre, et je ne connaissais pas!

@neauoire Lack of consumables. Not good. Burn gas, release CO2, water hot, sometimes boom, hurr durr.

I guess it does not work indoors or at night, not "convenient".

How much do those cost and how hard is the maintenance/cleaning?

@neauoire Googles “solar oven”

@neauoire You know what would be really cool? Imagine having a heat pipe transporting the energy inside your boat and keeping the solar collector on top. 1 m2 of pipes could make about 0.5-1 kW so becoming, in principle, equal to a standard electric oven. Being 200-250C the maximum temperature you can reach with standard heat pipes, it's not totally impossible to build it! ;-)

@neauoire COMPUTER: Are you using a computer? (Y/N)

DEVINE: Y

COMPUTER: UNSAFE

@neauoire hey but if you’re gradually typed you can chip away at those capful by capful…

@d6 it's almost as if it's a real language now :cooldog:

@neauoire really interested to hear more on what and how

@neauoire may I ask what was the weather like while you were cooking? I've been super curious about solar cooking for awhile.

@neauoire pretty neat! How many servings can you cook up in there?

@neauoire @rek Cool! (Or should I rather say “hot”?!j) what to search for to get more information?

@neauoire very cool! I wouldn't mind trying this at home and when camping.