⟅ June ⟆

A short hike leads you to a dark cave.
You've never noticed it before.
You've walked this trail hundreds of times.
A look around wouldn't hurt..
https://wryl256.itch.io/a-dark-cave
#flickjam

2025-04-04 01:25:20 CEST

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It is, but I'm hoping that it's just some styling bullshit..

2025-03-29 04:54:09 CET

I can't even describe what a terrible day it's been.
I nearly choked to death on coffee, splattering it all over my laptop.
A single droplet managed to get on the laptop's LCD driver circuit, causing it to bug out. The panel now strobes in a seizure inducing pattern, and I can't afford to replace it right now. (It's $159 and I can't pay my rent this month.)
I slipped and fell on some stairs and cracked my elbow and nose. Thankfully my phone is fine, but I wasn't.
I don't have enough spare parts to repair the old Thinkpads I could salvage from my garage. My old corporate issued M1 MacBook Pro is still owned by the corporation that let me off in 2023, so I can't repurpose it.
My partner hasn't used their laptop in several months, so they offered to let me take refuge on it for now. Except it's now randomly kernel panicking after an upgrade and experiencing storage errors. I don't have another drive to swap to, either.
So in the span of a day, I lost use of my machine, a backup machine, nearly drowned just by EXISTING, and just about broke my nose.
I need a hug.

2025-03-29 04:44:55 CET

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: :neofox_angry:

2025-03-29 04:39:12 CET

I hate computers.

2025-03-18 00:41:02 CET

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Congratz! 💜

2025-01-30 02:27:40 CET

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"The future is in the past."

2025-01-23 04:28:07 CET

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HELLO QOOH!

2025-01-21 00:12:32 CET

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Always a pleasure! And it's thankfully pretty intense in the description of the opcodes. You'll find a lot more detail here.

2025-01-21 00:09:37 CET

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Whup, my bad, yeah. There's another reference manual that goes over the system architecture.
There should be enough info to at least build a simulator here.
https://archive.org/details/bitsavers_goodyearsteManualJan73_7988698/mode/2up

2025-01-21 00:06:23 CET

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Have you seen the programming manual?
https://archive.org/details/bitsavers_goodyearstgrammingManualJun72_8485601/page/n43/mode/2up

2025-01-21 00:04:21 CET

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I wish. The Goodyear MPP may have more resources, as it was denser and more widely available.

2025-01-20 23:59:38 CET

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Have you seen the STARAN reference manual?

2025-01-20 23:57:35 CET

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It's what rewriting languages crave!

2025-01-20 02:23:17 CET

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[GOBLIN WEEK ACTIVATED]
DEPLOY ALL GOBLINS

2025-01-08 19:46:50 CET

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Thank you for that! Slipped my mind.

2024-11-25 22:24:19 CET

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Terry Urbit, cousin to John Mastodon.

2024-11-25 19:35:42 CET

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:misc: :tridot: :horadric: :trisight:

2024-11-24 21:16:20 CET

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You introduced so many people to the mythos of these works, and I heard nothing but inspiration and glowing passion from those in attendance, virtual or in-person.
The doors are wide open, and the frontier is out there. Bravo!

2024-11-20 18:47:41 CET

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Nice! I'm at the venue now.

2024-09-01 20:32:26 CEST

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Absolutely relatable. I only really "got" the concept about 3 years after I started digging into it!

2024-09-01 10:23:46 CEST

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It's a really subtle case of multi-set rewriting. Because rewrite rules can be formulated over any kind of structure, it's easy to swap other structures in.
FRACTRAN, Petri Nets, some fragments of linear logic, and Nova all share the backing structure of "an unordered bag of things, which can have duplicate items".
It's really neat once you start examining the consequences, because of the things in the bag have some structure, you can pattern-match them.
Then anything is possible.

2024-08-30 18:34:42 CEST

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I regret nothing! 🤣