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Watching the @compudanzas stream, while braiding a new dyneema core to one of our lines.
https://www.twitch.tv/compudanzas
  @neauoire je suis encore en deuil de KOM_I, un jour je vais écouter les tounes avec la nouvelle vocalist... :drake_dislike: If you're trying to write uxn but can only afford two bytes, you can use the 2 bytes long unicode փ.
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All non-human plurals in Arabic are grammatically feminine singular: al-kutub hadra' (الكتب خضراء) "The books, she is green"    @neauoire interesting. I wonder if this is a heritage of some older language where they were neuter and in the evolution of language this happened to match the feminine form? I know this has happened from Latin to some Italian dialects, so now I'm curious if this is also the case for Arabic.. With the help of @256k, we're experimenting with an Arabic programming language which is itself compiled by an a toolchain that also does away with ascii entirely from the machine instructions up. We've chosen a variance of ASMO 449 encoded character codes, and use a few extra symbols(!, @, ?) which will be turned into decorations. Its own implementation is written in itself and does not rely on an english implementation language.  ASMO 449 I just realized that whenever someone says they're using Arc, it's some kind of new browser thing for apple devices, and not the lisp dialect. How do #Arabic computer systems represent hexadecimal values if parts of the system use Hindu Arabic numerals? How would the set be extended to 16, similarly to how arabic numerals are extended with latin letters in the west.  @neauoire ive never seen this done. in practice hex tends to get represented using latin characters in my experience.  "Any sufficiently point-free Haskell program contains an ad hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of half of Forth." - @capital @neauoire @capital the rabbit hole goes deeper https://mathstodon.xyz/@zanzi/111059086879972544 cmus plays easy muffin and moth, back-to-back on random. "yeah, yeah, I'm looking forward to summer too buddy" Improved the object inspector in Left. Instead of the weird obtrusive overlay from before, it's now a right-aligned bubble that displays the fields and method of uxntal objects and their length/definitions. 29-year-old Cole Brauer set sail on October 29, 2023 and completed her solo circumnavigation March 7, 2024.
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Added word usage icons in the navbar of my text editor, so I can see what the context for each token is. I don't know why I waited so long before adding it as it makes things a lot more clearer at a glance. |
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how it is possible watch something and braiding a rope core? ;)
@neauoire @compudanzas When people talk about splicing cable, I still think about this before whatever the appropriate fiber optic or copper technique is.
Made a dyneema terminating line with a Brummel lock-splice on a thimble on one end.