It's funny that the assembly of the web is not really wasm, it's vanilla javascript.
Like, both vanilla javascript and assembly are generally a compile target and most people don't write it by hand and it's hard to write by hand especially for big programs.
And svelte is I guess like C?
Like, both vanilla javascript and assembly are generally a compile target and most people don't write it by hand and it's hard to write by hand especially for big programs.
And svelte is I guess like C?
August 7, 2025 at 8:57 AM
It's funny that the assembly of the web is not really wasm, it's vanilla javascript.
Like, both vanilla javascript and assembly are generally a compile target and most people don't write it by hand and it's hard to write by hand especially for big programs.
And svelte is I guess like C?
Like, both vanilla javascript and assembly are generally a compile target and most people don't write it by hand and it's hard to write by hand especially for big programs.
And svelte is I guess like C?
Disclaimer: I have no idea what I'm talking about, none of this is fact checked.
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August 7, 2025 at 8:14 AM
Preferring to be short is like preferring winter. It is better in many ways, and you can use technology to go counteract the effects (e.g., high shoes/coats)... and yet most people prefer the opposite. hmm
June 10, 2025 at 12:47 PM
Preferring to be short is like preferring winter. It is better in many ways, and you can use technology to go counteract the effects (e.g., high shoes/coats)... and yet most people prefer the opposite. hmm
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thanks I made it myself!
April 14, 2025 at 12:50 PM
thanks I made it myself!
Wait, the functor => applicative => monad hierarchy is not a fundamentally mathematical result thingy?? Is it just a reasonable decision from Haskell? Is it not a deep truth of how computation works, backed by the unbreakable rigor of math???
I feel betrayed 🥺🥺
I feel betrayed 🥺🥺
March 10, 2025 at 9:02 PM
Wait, the functor => applicative => monad hierarchy is not a fundamentally mathematical result thingy?? Is it just a reasonable decision from Haskell? Is it not a deep truth of how computation works, backed by the unbreakable rigor of math???
I feel betrayed 🥺🥺
I feel betrayed 🥺🥺
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Liftoff of the first commercial flight of Ariane 6!
March 6, 2025 at 4:26 PM
Liftoff of the first commercial flight of Ariane 6!
I was wondering how come that Haskell isn't incredibly inefficient since the basic list used everywhere is a linked list which is generally very bad for performance.
Then I realized that evaluation is lazy, so these linked lists act more like rust's Iterator rather than Vecs!
Then I realized that evaluation is lazy, so these linked lists act more like rust's Iterator rather than Vecs!
March 3, 2025 at 3:25 PM
I was wondering how come that Haskell isn't incredibly inefficient since the basic list used everywhere is a linked list which is generally very bad for performance.
Then I realized that evaluation is lazy, so these linked lists act more like rust's Iterator rather than Vecs!
Then I realized that evaluation is lazy, so these linked lists act more like rust's Iterator rather than Vecs!
i wonder if it's a matter of time before wgpu becomes more accessible/high level/better documented.
i've just started implementing a ui for github.com/odilf/chessa... using wgpu and I feel I've learned a new superpower compared to web stuff, but maaaan there's so much boilerplate
i've just started implementing a ui for github.com/odilf/chessa... using wgpu and I feel I've learned a new superpower compared to web stuff, but maaaan there's so much boilerplate
GitHub - odilf/chessagon: Hexagonal chess
Hexagonal chess. Contribute to odilf/chessagon development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
February 5, 2025 at 2:37 PM
i wonder if it's a matter of time before wgpu becomes more accessible/high level/better documented.
i've just started implementing a ui for github.com/odilf/chessa... using wgpu and I feel I've learned a new superpower compared to web stuff, but maaaan there's so much boilerplate
i've just started implementing a ui for github.com/odilf/chessa... using wgpu and I feel I've learned a new superpower compared to web stuff, but maaaan there's so much boilerplate
I just completed all 25 days of Advent of Code 2024! #AdventOfCode adventofcode.com
(I spent way too long on day 24 and it was so much simpler than I thought 😭😭😭)
(I spent way too long on day 24 and it was so much simpler than I thought 😭😭😭)
Advent of Code 2024
adventofcode.com
January 5, 2025 at 5:48 PM
I just completed all 25 days of Advent of Code 2024! #AdventOfCode adventofcode.com
(I spent way too long on day 24 and it was so much simpler than I thought 😭😭😭)
(I spent way too long on day 24 and it was so much simpler than I thought 😭😭😭)
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Man this part 2 was a doozy. I has super nice and elegant code for part 1 but I just started stacking bodges on top of bodges for part 2 lol. But it worked! #AdventOfCode adventofcode.com/2024/day/17
Day 17 - Advent of Code 2024
adventofcode.com
December 20, 2024 at 6:00 PM
Man this part 2 was a doozy. I has super nice and elegant code for part 1 but I just started stacking bodges on top of bodges for part 2 lol. But it worked! #AdventOfCode adventofcode.com/2024/day/17
my new year's resolution is to use "babe" as an expression (and tbh all the other mannerisms she does here).
youtu.be/Y-d4ujp_DgY?...
Also @acollierastro.bsky.social is awesome but I think you already knew that (and if you don't, you should really check out her channel)
youtu.be/Y-d4ujp_DgY?...
Also @acollierastro.bsky.social is awesome but I think you already knew that (and if you don't, you should really check out her channel)
10 lame physics things
YouTube video by Angela Collier
youtu.be
December 17, 2024 at 6:44 PM
my new year's resolution is to use "babe" as an expression (and tbh all the other mannerisms she does here).
youtu.be/Y-d4ujp_DgY?...
Also @acollierastro.bsky.social is awesome but I think you already knew that (and if you don't, you should really check out her channel)
youtu.be/Y-d4ujp_DgY?...
Also @acollierastro.bsky.social is awesome but I think you already knew that (and if you don't, you should really check out her channel)
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video for knopes productions
December 16, 2024 at 7:17 PM
video for knopes productions
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December 9, 2024 at 5:32 PM
spacetime dilation and most other funky special relativity stuff is only half the story. i didn't realize until now, but special relativity is really about Lorentz covariant functions.
It's literally encoded in the two postulates proposed by Einstein:
It's literally encoded in the two postulates proposed by Einstein:
December 7, 2024 at 7:47 PM
spacetime dilation and most other funky special relativity stuff is only half the story. i didn't realize until now, but special relativity is really about Lorentz covariant functions.
It's literally encoded in the two postulates proposed by Einstein:
It's literally encoded in the two postulates proposed by Einstein:
Same 3 artists in the top 5 as the last 3 years, but at least i’m having a bit of that white girl energy mixed in 💪
December 4, 2024 at 10:52 PM
Same 3 artists in the top 5 as the last 3 years, but at least i’m having a bit of that white girl energy mixed in 💪
In art, the more generic/unoriginal an idea is, the more I feel it needs to be well executed. I.e., if a song has an original idea that is way out there, then it could sound kind of bad and I wouldn’t care. But, if the idea was generic, then it would need to “earn” its place it the execution.
December 4, 2024 at 11:51 AM
In art, the more generic/unoriginal an idea is, the more I feel it needs to be well executed. I.e., if a song has an original idea that is way out there, then it could sound kind of bad and I wouldn’t care. But, if the idea was generic, then it would need to “earn” its place it the execution.
The non-gray days in the netherlands can really be pretty
December 4, 2024 at 11:38 AM
The non-gray days in the netherlands can really be pretty
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I made an advent of code framework for rust where the puzzle's description appears as docs on the function!
github.com/Odilf/elvish/
github.com/Odilf/elvish/
November 30, 2024 at 10:51 PM
I made an advent of code framework for rust where the puzzle's description appears as docs on the function!
github.com/Odilf/elvish/
github.com/Odilf/elvish/
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Spending a month on Bluesky has created a whole new model of a fight we need to be having right now. Not liberal vs. conservative or whatever, but respect vs manipulation.
I am tired of being manipulated everywhere I go. That’s why I like it here, I feel like I’m in charge for once.
I am tired of being manipulated everywhere I go. That’s why I like it here, I feel like I’m in charge for once.
November 27, 2024 at 3:57 PM
Spending a month on Bluesky has created a whole new model of a fight we need to be having right now. Not liberal vs. conservative or whatever, but respect vs manipulation.
I am tired of being manipulated everywhere I go. That’s why I like it here, I feel like I’m in charge for once.
I am tired of being manipulated everywhere I go. That’s why I like it here, I feel like I’m in charge for once.
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