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2026-02-28 04:10:49 CET

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well, growing up without a dryer, when we had to dry something fast we would hang it on the radiator on the back of our fridge /shrugs

2025-12-07 05:19:47 CET

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Star Trek: Green Generation?

2025-10-27 19:27:57 CET

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dang. i *really* like how all the tracks are unique yet the mixing --editing, really?-- brings one to the next, to the next... awesome.

2025-10-16 21:29:32 CEST

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yeah, you can kinda do that in python with an extra step, that, yeah, could beeeeee... matlab i think has the same mechanics, and now that i think about it, a lot of dynamic languages have the same 'extra-step' but i don't remember seeing ones that don't require that and yeah, that could indeed be interesting 🤔
> expect_three_things(123, *two_values_returned())

2025-10-16 21:18:07 CEST

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even python goes "i return a tuple with the values you want". mechanically that's fine, but now i am wondering if that's a theoretical thing... what would multiple returns actually mean 🤔

2025-09-23 20:34:51 CEST

hey @npub1z8r…mrq6 just wondering if you know about Roguelike Celebration at all?
https://mastodon.gamedev.place/@roguelike_con/115255013554824488
sorry, not sure how to phrase that better. i just never thought about it before, but it kinda clicked on my mind right now that there might be a whole lot off intersectional interests in there.

2025-08-25 01:55:24 CEST

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dang if all the research you do isn't a public service. i'm planning to tackle implementing a BASIC interpreter --maybe compiler-- later this year. this will help a lot :)

2025-06-09 22:14:48 CEST

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beautiiful. that's what... 3 day olds?

2025-06-05 19:23:37 CEST

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huh. it's been a while since i last had some peaberry.
my favourite roaster used to always carry a cuban one, but i had to switch to decaf and i stopped looking. now that i'm bringing the full caffeine beans slowly back, i could have a look again, thanks for the reminder.
:nostalgic: that cuban peaberry and a costa rican white honey where my favourites.

2025-05-27 23:33:22 CEST

hey @npub1z8r…mrq6 , i feel like this is the kind of thing you are already well aware of, but i just saw it today and couldn't not share https://guix.gnu.org/en/blog/2023/the-full-source-bootstrap-building-from-source-all-the-way-down/

2025-05-26 05:10:26 CEST

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also, dang you have amazing used stuff finds 🙂

2025-05-24 04:58:55 CEST

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🤔 which of your uxn tools builds that? it got me really curious, enough for me to decide that studying how it works is my next "learning uxn" project.

2025-05-22 21:24:40 CEST

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i'm too terrified of large bodies of water to ever live on a boat, but reading your journey gives me hope about finding a gap in society where i can bring a quieter future to myself. although, having the guts to explore the gap will be hard.

2025-05-15 19:27:51 CEST

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huh. :surprised: tectonic looks neat, thanks for sharing, gonna take a look at it. have been frustated with LaTeX tooling for a long while now, had given up on it all.
also, i remember reading somewhere that the original TeX is a source worth reading. /thinking
my guess is that it makes it a program worthy of re-implementing to study. /shrugs
good luck with the book!