I wonder how many of my small inconsequential problems are problems that others have experienced, and if so, how differently have they solved them if they did

I am writing a programming language for fun, despite being told that I shouldn't.
I'm also doing it without even looking up on how to write a transpiler and a slightly complex type system but I'm sure it'll be fine and not so frustrating that I end up banging my head against the wall literally

Acabo de recordar una vez que hable con un amigo sobre escribir un lenguaje de programación por qué sí, y me quedo viendo y me dijo "estás loco" cambiando el tema a otra cosa.

Ocupó más amistades con las cuales discutir sobre crear cosas innecesariamente seriamente aunque no lo hagamos

Yes, this feels so much cleaner to see and digest. Also there seem to be some nice reads in there

If you told me last year that I'd be writing my own solution for taking my personal notes, I wouldn't believe you cause I'd say the notebook still good.
And today I still say a notebook is good, except for needing to copy paste stuff from the notebook to the computer

That sounds amazing. Honestly I only recommended arch to her cause it's my first and only distro I have tried

Just had a nice snack after writing some rhymes

No está mal el tardeo. Me agrada como habla el hombre

This is the funniest home page I've seen for a database 😂

I swore I'd make randart work in C3 and I still haven't. I just threw so many things ahead in priority but I want to get back to it cause that's a project I started for fun not because I grew frustrated with something

I think I got nerd sniped into making a full intro to programming because the teacher of the certificate I'm doing right now is just that dumb. I just wanted the certificate to appease hiring staff but this is really bad and I think the entire class might drop out.

Higher complexity for the sake of easier use.
Higher simplicity for larger difficulty.
Simple is easy till complexity is easier.

I definitely think it's cool that one can do this, but I am not sure I'd go beyond a proof of concept with it lol
github.com/jmnuf/c3-was...

Random image generation, from general randomness to probabilities of specific actions.
General randomness between a set of actions produces something akin to a weird gradient, very smooth.
Specific probabilities on said actions, gives some blob like formations.
Either way I find it interesting