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Devil Lu Linvega

@maxime_andre tu connais GTK2? J'ai assayez de builder intwo de Lippi tout l'avant-midi et j'y arrive pas.

users.polytech.unice.fr/~lippi

max22-

@neauoire ah oui j'avais buildé mais il faut une ancienne version de gtk je crois

Invictvs

@neauoire this is how it is. That is the reason that I started my degree in Mathematics after decades of too much stupid work. Thank you for sharing

Devil Lu Linvega

What I would give to see smullyan's take on interaction nets. :mocking:

dwardoric

@neauoire @rek I'm nearly at the point where I play this in an endless loop, giggling maniacally. 😂

Devil Lu Linvega

@sejo is there a repo for the #uxn tutorial? Snufkin on irc is asking if they could make some improvements.

Snufkin

@neauoire thanks for asking and pointing me in the right direction!

@sejo thanks for the #uxn tutorial, I plan to make some contributions to both English and Spanish versions. Here is the repo in case someone else is also interested:

tildegit.org/sejo/compudanzas 🤝

charlie

@neauoire am I understanding the first equation correctly that adding Zero to N should be rewritten to a Successor of N where N is just some number? shouldn't it result in just N? what am I missing here? :moomin_what:

screwlisp

@neauoire I'm interested but I feel like I need to spend a year writing a thesis to decide what I think of page 1 of this thesis

Devil Lu Linvega

"Surely there must be a less primitive way of making big changes in the store than by pushing vast numbers of words back and forth through the von Neumann bottleneck"
cs.cmu.edu/~crary/819-f09/Back

💜 pry 💜

@neauoire I love that paper a lot and also the talk "the future of programming" by Bret Victor

lots of great ideas from the past that still have not been adopted.

I don't really know very much about this but it feels like part of the problem is how CPUs are designed. we have extremely fast out of order processors connected to a very large and complex memory hierarchy

unless of course the paper is just talking about programming style. but idk it's much harder for me to map functional programming to assembly or what hardware does

@neauoire I love that paper a lot and also the talk "the future of programming" by Bret Victor

lots of great ideas from the past that still have not been adopted.

I don't really know very much about this but it feels like part of the problem is how CPUs are designed. we have extremely fast out of order processors connected to a very large and complex memory hierarchy

max22-

@neauoire what about interaction nets in hardware ? (found here : twitter.com/VictorTaelin/statu)
I don't know how it works but i am mesmerized by this little circuit. ☺️

Invictvs

@neauoire Interesting, I will read it. Thank you

calutron

@neauoire I want a techno album that just samples this all over the place

jdd

@neauoire

Odd that Alexander’s writings probably had a bigger impact on software design than they did on architecture and urban planning

Devil Lu Linvega

Four hours into that five minutes project.

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Pete Prodoehl 🍕

@neauoire My standard response to someone telling it "it should take 5 minutes" is "nothing takes five minutes... especially since I bill in 15 minute increments.")

Devil Lu Linvega

WE MIGHT NOT HAVE
- navigation lights
BUT WE DO HAVE
- fizzy water on tap

rag. Gustavino Bevilacqua

@neauoire

Phoenicians ships had no lights, so where is the problem?

witokija

@neauoire people have been having funky beverages on ships long before big light bulbs. No problem I say

Devil Lu Linvega

Hey, does anyone have the Dark Soul DEFEDERATED meme picture? I've lost my copy

Devil Lu Linvega

Defederated mastodon.top altogether, until they deal with their fucking spam problem

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Anathema Device

@neauoire I just blocked that server. I have no interest in scantily clad young ladies. Or men, at this point ;)

Devil Lu Linvega

Counting down the days until I don't have to hear or smell cars

60, 59,..

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Diego F. Goberna

@neauoire people from cities or towns near cities don't realize how hard is to stop hearing cars. The constant humming is everywhere... yeah, I loathe cities. The smell, the concrete.. it's so aggressive and unnatural.

Devil Lu Linvega

The text editor I use is not smart enough to locate and understand function definitions yet, so I waste a bunch of time going up and down between the definition and where I'm calling the routines.

Until today I had no way to scroll to a definition without moving the cursor. Which meant that each time I jumped to a definition, I had to jump back.

Each day I'd run this through my head "Would I spend more time implementing a scroll-to for markers, than the amount of time I save..?"

smellsofbikes

@neauoire Do you have a sort of mental threshold of "if I have to do this task X times it's worth automating"? It's obviously dependent on how hard it is to automate, but it'd be interesting to hear where your cutoff is.
(I start hankering for automating at 3x, my coworker would go two years, at least, refusing to automate something complex he has to do weekly.)

Devil Lu Linvega

Yesterday, I was going on about how I wanted this round-about way of having quick access to definitions without scrolling, sort of like an IDE.

Talking about it gave me the motivation to stop procrastinating on this and just implement the darn thing. Left is now able to locate symbol definitions and its methods and members, and draw them inline.

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