Ivan Reese
@spiralganglion.com
i want to squish code between my fingers
@inkandswitch.com Δ feelingof.com Δ ivanish.ca
@inkandswitch.com Δ feelingof.com Δ ivanish.ca
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wow a little birdie told me you can donate to keep this independent community event going, and it doesn’t cost you anything but money
buymeacoffee.com/feelingofldn
buymeacoffee.com/feelingofldn
Feeling of Computing London is the feeling of event in london
the most wonderful computing event in London, where we gather together to imagine a world with better computing, kinder, more humane.note: this is not a ticket. a donation here is a highly appreciated
buymeacoffee.com
February 10, 2026 at 10:30 PM
wow a little birdie told me you can donate to keep this independent community event going, and it doesn’t cost you anything but money
buymeacoffee.com/feelingofldn
buymeacoffee.com/feelingofldn
What are the best games with ludonarrative consonance?
Eg: Celeste uses the setting of climbing a mountain while being haunted by a different version of yourself both to talk about being trans and to create incredible and agonizingly hard gameplay.
Eg: Celeste uses the setting of climbing a mountain while being haunted by a different version of yourself both to talk about being trans and to create incredible and agonizingly hard gameplay.
February 10, 2026 at 10:09 PM
What are the best games with ludonarrative consonance?
Eg: Celeste uses the setting of climbing a mountain while being haunted by a different version of yourself both to talk about being trans and to create incredible and agonizingly hard gameplay.
Eg: Celeste uses the setting of climbing a mountain while being haunted by a different version of yourself both to talk about being trans and to create incredible and agonizingly hard gameplay.
wishlist whatever the heck this is
Guess what! Automat is coming to #Steam! store.steampowered.com/app/4122050/...
#announcement #gamedev #game #automation
#announcement #gamedev #game #automation
Automat on Steam
Tired of games that waste your time? AUTOMATE THEM 𝔸𝕦𝕥𝕠𝕞𝕒𝕥 is a tool that knows how to use your 🖱️ & ⌨️! It's optimized for frame perfect input replay 🎼, can recognize text 🔎, is scriptable with m...
store.steampowered.com
January 30, 2026 at 4:49 PM
wishlist whatever the heck this is
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This is a reminder that every diagram from my book Projective Geometric Algebra Illuminated is available on Wikimedia Commons under the CC-BY-4.0 license. They can be freely used in slides, papers, books, Wikipedia articles, etc., with proper attribution.
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Er...
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Er...
January 27, 2026 at 2:36 AM
This is a reminder that every diagram from my book Projective Geometric Algebra Illuminated is available on Wikimedia Commons under the CC-BY-4.0 license. They can be freely used in slides, papers, books, Wikipedia articles, etc., with proper attribution.
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Er...
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Er...
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Want to make a game with friends in two hours? Here's a Bitsy for that. Just share the link from your address bar.
jatazak.itch.io/multiplayer-...
jatazak.itch.io/multiplayer-...
Multiplayer Bitsy by jatazak
make bitsy games with friends
jatazak.itch.io
January 25, 2026 at 8:54 PM
Want to make a game with friends in two hours? Here's a Bitsy for that. Just share the link from your address bar.
jatazak.itch.io/multiplayer-...
jatazak.itch.io/multiplayer-...
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No other podcast makes me shout at the radio like this one.
Do you have any artifacts that allow for intimate systems of personal meaning? Do they give you a specific feeling?
They you, my friend, have a computer.
The computer is not (just) a device.
It is an experience of possibility worthy of dreams.
Yes! But what do we do with this? Well…
They you, my friend, have a computer.
The computer is not (just) a device.
It is an experience of possibility worthy of dreams.
Yes! But what do we do with this? Well…
79 • The Computer is a Feeling by Tim Hwang & Omar Rizwan
feelingof.com
January 24, 2026 at 2:42 PM
No other podcast makes me shout at the radio like this one.
This gathering of the minds was brought to you by feelingoff.com, your source for potting soil and dental appliances. Remember us next time you're in midtown. And as Jimmy always says, "No I don't!"
special thanks to @spiralganglion.com @jimmyhmiller.bsky.social and the feelingof.com community for making it possible for there to be pizza and drinks in London yesterday
listen the podcast, subscribe to the patreon, join the slack, let's all be friends
listen the podcast, subscribe to the patreon, join the slack, let's all be friends
Big ups to @mimireyburn.bsky.social, @chee.party and @todepond.com for bringing the Feeling of Computing to the streets of London, England! I think with your help this town could really put itself on the map someday.
January 23, 2026 at 3:57 PM
This gathering of the minds was brought to you by feelingoff.com, your source for potting soil and dental appliances. Remember us next time you're in midtown. And as Jimmy always says, "No I don't!"
Big ups to @mimireyburn.bsky.social, @chee.party and @todepond.com for bringing the Feeling of Computing to the streets of London, England! I think with your help this town could really put itself on the map someday.
January 23, 2026 at 3:21 PM
Big ups to @mimireyburn.bsky.social, @chee.party and @todepond.com for bringing the Feeling of Computing to the streets of London, England! I think with your help this town could really put itself on the map someday.
There are 32+ people's voices in this episode, most of whom are people I've never met before.
The best part:
it's *perfectly* on-topic for the paper we're discussing.
I couldn't be more excited for this one.
The best part:
it's *perfectly* on-topic for the paper we're discussing.
I couldn't be more excited for this one.
January 22, 2026 at 5:46 AM
There are 32+ people's voices in this episode, most of whom are people I've never met before.
The best part:
it's *perfectly* on-topic for the paper we're discussing.
I couldn't be more excited for this one.
The best part:
it's *perfectly* on-topic for the paper we're discussing.
I couldn't be more excited for this one.
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strudelifying hazel
(internalizing strudel.cc)
(internalizing strudel.cc)
January 17, 2026 at 6:18 PM
strudelifying hazel
(internalizing strudel.cc)
(internalizing strudel.cc)
【Algodoo】Extracting Caviar with a Finger Massage｜指のマッサージでキャビアを取り出す
YouTube video by Algodoo Physics
www.youtube.com
January 17, 2026 at 12:14 AM
I guess I didn't talk about this much publicly — I, uh, wrote a static site generator last year, to replace hugo and docusaurus for ink & switch.
I think the ratio of "niceness" / LOC is really high.
Also, I think the readme is a good read.
You can take it, hack it, and use it yourself. <3
I think the ratio of "niceness" / LOC is really high.
Also, I think the readme is a good read.
You can take it, hack it, and use it yourself. <3
Everything is in the system folder, and the top level readme covers the basics of how it works and some general philosophy.
NB — this SSG is worse than hugo in almost every way, except for the ones that matter most to us.
Feel free DM if you want lots more design / tech details.
NB — this SSG is worse than hugo in almost every way, except for the ones that matter most to us.
Feel free DM if you want lots more design / tech details.
GitHub - automerge/automerge.github.io: The official website of the Automerge project, with docs, references, community links, and more!
The official website of the Automerge project, with docs, references, community links, and more! - automerge/automerge.github.io
github.com
January 15, 2026 at 9:00 PM
I guess I didn't talk about this much publicly — I, uh, wrote a static site generator last year, to replace hugo and docusaurus for ink & switch.
I think the ratio of "niceness" / LOC is really high.
Also, I think the readme is a good read.
You can take it, hack it, and use it yourself. <3
I think the ratio of "niceness" / LOC is really high.
Also, I think the readme is a good read.
You can take it, hack it, and use it yourself. <3
Do you have any artifacts that allow for intimate systems of personal meaning? Do they give you a specific feeling?
They you, my friend, have a computer.
The computer is not (just) a device.
It is an experience of possibility worthy of dreams.
Yes! But what do we do with this? Well…
They you, my friend, have a computer.
The computer is not (just) a device.
It is an experience of possibility worthy of dreams.
Yes! But what do we do with this? Well…
79 • The Computer is a Feeling by Tim Hwang & Omar Rizwan
feelingof.com
January 15, 2026 at 4:40 AM
Do you have any artifacts that allow for intimate systems of personal meaning? Do they give you a specific feeling?
They you, my friend, have a computer.
The computer is not (just) a device.
It is an experience of possibility worthy of dreams.
Yes! But what do we do with this? Well…
They you, my friend, have a computer.
The computer is not (just) a device.
It is an experience of possibility worthy of dreams.
Yes! But what do we do with this? Well…
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prototyping co-drawing with Gemini Flash 3 at Google
in these demos "thinking" is disabled, which makes the model return tokens very quickly (all videos are realtime), and I find these rapid responses pretty good for the use-cases I'm experimenting with, like:
executing simple diagrams ...
in these demos "thinking" is disabled, which makes the model return tokens very quickly (all videos are realtime), and I find these rapid responses pretty good for the use-cases I'm experimenting with, like:
executing simple diagrams ...
January 12, 2026 at 1:04 PM
prototyping co-drawing with Gemini Flash 3 at Google
in these demos "thinking" is disabled, which makes the model return tokens very quickly (all videos are realtime), and I find these rapid responses pretty good for the use-cases I'm experimenting with, like:
executing simple diagrams ...
in these demos "thinking" is disabled, which makes the model return tokens very quickly (all videos are realtime), and I find these rapid responses pretty good for the use-cases I'm experimenting with, like:
executing simple diagrams ...
For real life?
January 11, 2026 at 5:52 PM
For real life?
Thrilled to announce that on wed the 28th, @mrogalski.eu will deliver a workshop on Automat, his exquisite programming system that looks like something out of a dream.
Event details and RSVP: luma.com/gh1yz6jk
Event details and RSVP: luma.com/gh1yz6jk
January 8, 2026 at 12:45 AM
Thrilled to announce that on wed the 28th, @mrogalski.eu will deliver a workshop on Automat, his exquisite programming system that looks like something out of a dream.
Event details and RSVP: luma.com/gh1yz6jk
Event details and RSVP: luma.com/gh1yz6jk
Disappointed to find that the Exploratorium's website doesn't have any explorables on it.
The Computer History Museum website has a browsable catalog that actually feels like a website for a museum.
The Exploratorium ought to have a website that feels like a website for an exploratorium!
The Computer History Museum website has a browsable catalog that actually feels like a website for a museum.
The Exploratorium ought to have a website that feels like a website for an exploratorium!
Experience the Exploratorium at Pier 15 | Exploratorium
Experience the Exploratorium. Let your curiosity roam free through hundreds of exhibits in our six spacious indoor and outdoor galleries at Pier 15, San Francisco.
www.exploratorium.edu
January 7, 2026 at 9:09 PM
Disappointed to find that the Exploratorium's website doesn't have any explorables on it.
The Computer History Museum website has a browsable catalog that actually feels like a website for a museum.
The Exploratorium ought to have a website that feels like a website for an exploratorium!
The Computer History Museum website has a browsable catalog that actually feels like a website for a museum.
The Exploratorium ought to have a website that feels like a website for an exploratorium!
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The AFOLs in the comments seem to really hate this thing, but it's fun to see Lego basically productizing tangible programming research.
alumni.media.mit.edu/~mcnerney/mc...
alumni.media.mit.edu/~mcnerney/mc...
January 7, 2026 at 7:39 AM
The AFOLs in the comments seem to really hate this thing, but it's fun to see Lego basically productizing tangible programming research.
alumni.media.mit.edu/~mcnerney/mc...
alumni.media.mit.edu/~mcnerney/mc...
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Tell me who to add to this #ProgrammingLanguages go.bsky.app/KPyf9X8
November 15, 2024 at 3:22 PM
Tell me who to add to this #ProgrammingLanguages go.bsky.app/KPyf9X8
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New on esoteric codes: yayimhere, creator of Karvity and Utral, whose work studies the strange contradictions of minimalist systems
esoteric.codes/blog/yayimhe...
esoteric.codes/blog/yayimhe...
January 5, 2026 at 5:30 PM
New on esoteric codes: yayimhere, creator of Karvity and Utral, whose work studies the strange contradictions of minimalist systems
esoteric.codes/blog/yayimhe...
esoteric.codes/blog/yayimhe...
cursed knowledge: NeXT logos don't stack
January 5, 2026 at 11:54 AM
cursed knowledge: NeXT logos don't stack
It's so good you should pay for it, but so cold you don't have to.
Both of these, because Alan is a cool cat.
Both of these, because Alan is a cool cat.
Brr! London is chilly overnight, and A Good Snowman Is Hard To Build is FREE because of our ridiculous Pay What The Temperature Is pricing model.
draknek.itch.io/a-good-snowman
Get it before it's hot!
draknek.itch.io/a-good-snowman
Get it before it's hot!
A Good Snowman Is Hard To Build by Draknek & Friends, Benjamin Davis
Pay what the temperature is: -0.2°C = FREE!
draknek.itch.io
January 3, 2026 at 1:45 AM
It's so good you should pay for it, but so cold you don't have to.
Both of these, because Alan is a cool cat.
Both of these, because Alan is a cool cat.
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Loved listening to this long, insightful, and entertaining critique of Turing's famous paper. pca.st/episode/d565...
Computing Machinery and Intelligence by Alan Turing (feat. Felienne Hermans)
pca.st
January 2, 2026 at 11:30 PM
Loved listening to this long, insightful, and entertaining critique of Turing's famous paper. pca.st/episode/d565...