... and and and and ...

https://social.nouveau.community/@andnull

Is it a sheep? Is it a raven? Is it a lizard? How many of you are there? Questions that you won't get answers to and more.

pronouns: It/Its
My wikithing: https://www.sheeeeeeeep.art/about.html

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2026-04-29 15:51:29 UTC

Programming language idea: A language that truly has no garbage collection, in that there is no way to reuse nor free memory. All cells can only be set once. Attempting to poke a new value into an already filled cell is an error terminating the program immediate.
#PLIdea

2026-04-02 16:30:07 UTC

Juxta the Combinator Cat lore: it's able to use stack combinators as magic abilities. swap allows Juxta to change oppositions with an object as long as nothing is in the way. drop can make objects disappear temporarily, dup can make copies of them temporarily, and quote lets juxta summon a box. Which it obviously sits in.
Abilities can only effect objects roughly around its mass.

2026-03-30 23:28:43 UTC

Me, refactoring Lua: "I wish this was point free and concatenative"

2026-03-30 18:05:10 UTC

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I could see a ring of macros that are binded to whatever button combos Juxta needs.

2026-03-30 17:58:04 UTC

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Loosely inspired by the Xbox Adaptive Controller and the Orbitouch. The loose idea is the controller is two giant d-pads or some kind of sliding mechanism that can send inputs.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_Adaptive_Controller
https://orbitouch.com/

2026-03-30 17:38:18 UTC

I ain't gonna lie, I think this came out superb for a quick little thing.
https://social.nouveau.community/@andnull/116318700660416423

2026-03-30 14:55:17 UTC

Organize your stacks, concatenate your code, and mark your calendars. The Catjam, the concatenative programming game jam, is gonna be from July 4th to September 7th.
#Catlangs #GameJam
https://social.nouveau.community/system/media_attachments/files/116/318/691/434/939/022/original/6bff9dd7dc7b25b7.png

2026-03-29 20:37:45 UTC

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Cognitive bombardment: The tool you cognitively offload to outputs information fast then you input it, leading to an imbalance of labor and risk cognitive surrender when it's correct enough.

2026-03-28 00:46:01 UTC

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If color goes to more than one scene, a random choice is applied to the link.

2026-03-27 23:50:24 UTC

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Woolietail has always had support for "keys". Every color can be in one of two states: high or low. Every scene has links for the low state and links for the high state. So you can branch between scenes conditionally. Additionally, links can be overloaded for non-determinism.
I can flip a bit and have the same scene and same color send you to a different location.
https://social.nouveau.community/system/media_attachments/files/116/303/811/349/864/490/original/ff15741ea73bc227.mp4

2026-03-27 23:32:14 UTC

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Woolietail can hold 16 bits worth of information. And a while ago, I made a woolietail that could decode the state to a number. I can now animate that.
#Love2D #Flickgame
https://social.nouveau.community/system/media_attachments/files/116/303/733/440/205/874/original/06d3aa11037786a9.mp4

2026-03-27 23:23:22 UTC

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oh, this means I can like compute stuff behind the scenes

2026-03-27 23:16:07 UTC

Woolietail is finally getting animation abilities :stacky_cool:
#Love2D #Flickgame
https://social.nouveau.community/system/media_attachments/files/116/303/677/481/062/568/original/166a453ebf7bc960.mp4
https://social.nouveau.community/system/media_attachments/files/116/303/677/602/459/401/original/d68dc1cea62acdbc.mp4

2026-03-21 18:45:09 UTC

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You only "destroy information" when it has to leave the bubble it exist for.
So like Game World destroys information to hand stuff back to the Host Language which destroys information to hand it back to its Runtime which destroys information to hand it back to the OS which finally destroys information to put it away into RAM.
Then you turn off you computer and return the electrons you've been borrowing.
If you know a higher being, you could send some matter to them as a little treat.

2026-03-21 18:42:13 UTC

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It is the case in computers nothing is actually "destroyed" per say. You are simply changing bits from 0 to 1 and back to 0. It's from the perspective of the runtime / host language that information is "destroyed" as it moves in and out of it's domain / point-of-reference.
A funny consequence of this is games. This video from Bob Nystrom sticks with me for his observation that "you have to re-implement OOP in a OOP language for your game's world". You game's world is separate from your language's world.
The consequence of this is a language with a GC will need a in-language GC for the world you are building within it.
https://youtu.be/JxI3Eu5DPwE?t=792

2026-03-21 18:27:32 UTC

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Heavily tangential, but I have been kinda mulling over feeling that "destroying information" is vital to basically anything computation shaped (live, computers, etc). I mean it's not really that novel of a thought. But, it's very much in juxtaposition to how many computing projects have a pathological fear of information destruction.

2026-03-19 14:28:28 UTC

It's funny how many people in the catlang discord also overlap with an interest in conlangs

2026-03-14 15:17:51 UTC

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Paradise? :stacky_peek:

2026-03-11 17:14:21 UTC

"the enshit man" has to be the most insulting way I have referred to someone whose name illudes me.

2026-03-09 15:57:30 UTC

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Memorized all these tables and I could still barely follow the garden pathing of compound roman sentences :stacky_dizzy:

2026-03-09 15:56:22 UTC

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And of course reflex terms like this/self need to be repliced with hic/haec/hoc and ille/illa/illud

2026-03-09 15:54:53 UTC

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As someone that took 3 years of latin, evil. However, this language needs a majority of the operations in the highly irregular 3rd declension or my immersion is ruined.

2026-03-06 16:18:04 UTC

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Bidirectional text

2026-03-06 16:16:26 UTC

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I have yet to take a swing at positioned text as well as BIDI. I know Factor has some stuff in it's UI kit designed for sorting out highlighting for bidi that've dug into.
@npub139w…88f5 @npub1z8r…mrq6 @npub1hz2…xhm6 @npub1ex6…6j2g

2026-03-06 16:14:51 UTC

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The hard part is efficient editing of large files. Eventually "hunt-and-peeking, shift-unshifting" characters into a buffer is to inefficent for even a fast language.
I usually combine stuff I read from Left with writting by @npub1ex6…6j2g for the API shape. And that gets me through that 80%.

2026-03-04 12:54:40 UTC

Seeing Donald Knuth sing praise of Claude and be swooned by it for seemingly fuzzing a solution to some problem he was working on while:<li>Having no formal proof it is correct</li><li>Claude immediately lost the illusion of cohession as their session continued</li>
I'm growing convenced these things are a siren song to the human brain. It's creepy how fast people will resign themselves to these text generators just cause they can brute force and correctly predict a few solutions.

2026-02-28 18:47:23 UTC

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That the stub on the catlang wiki mentioning the purely functional canonical b-tree?

2026-02-28 17:25:51 UTC

catlangs we got the person that thinks they will kill god (queer) and the person that thinks they will kill god (homophobic)

2026-02-28 01:30:42 UTC

I wonder how that "Optimizing My Sleep Around Claude Usage Limits" guy is doing these day?
Oh...
https://social.nouveau.community/system/media_attachments/files/116/145/665/657/781/803/original/55fc6ec58f1ecab1.png

2026-02-27 02:59:32 UTC

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Also, I won't lie, back filling a notebook has some weird energy to it. Feels like you are breaking some silent rule about the linearity of a notebook.

2026-02-27 02:54:09 UTC

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I'm about to run out of pages in a notebook (even going through and backfilling empty spaces) and my Bic Gel pen is about to run out of ink 😔
iunno if I've ever exhausted a pen tho. Not from a lack of writing, but just cause I 1) hoard pens and just rotate around them all the time 2) lose pens all the time!

2026-02-25 02:38:01 UTC

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no, no, no, no Devine. This isn't about the bridge. This is about the fact that like, people on the instance can create spaces the server owner has no power to control.
Like, the fy channel that just got made, neither I nor Boonie could step in and do any moderator activities. In fact, Boonie doesn't even know a room or space got created on his server 😟

2026-02-25 02:33:08 UTC

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Nope, nope, no fucking way, ain't running this shit. nope. nope. nope. this is some frat boy unaccountability ass shit. no fucking way. ain't touching this liability generator.

2026-02-25 02:31:56 UTC

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YOU DON'T GET NOTIFIED WHEN SOMEONE MAKES A **SPACE** ON **YOUR** SERVER ???

2026-02-25 02:07:52 UTC

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Fuck the security problems in Matrix, the actual problem is the fucking design of everything about it.

2026-02-25 02:07:33 UTC

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Matrix just turns discord into distributed, impossible to moderate, unreliable, cluster fuck! Who thought this was a good fucking way to do ANY OF THIS????

2026-02-25 02:04:46 UTC

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omfg, people can just make a room, on *your server*, with top-level permissions and the owner of the damn server isn't in it and can't moderate?
This isn't decentralization this is just fucking stupid!

2026-02-25 02:02:54 UTC

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Cryptodecentralized idiots learn to make a fucking moderatorable system challenge im-fucking-possible.

2026-02-25 02:02:23 UTC

Matrix is a certified moderation disaster. The catlang community is bootstrapping one rn and everytime someone does something it just punches a new hole in the process of managing it.
This is just a fucking shitshow. "It's decentralized" does not explain why server wide permission management is so shit ass.

2026-02-24 20:19:08 UTC

stacky emote idea. Stack staring straight at you intensly.

2026-02-22 18:41:44 UTC

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I recal crystal has macros that can be bounded to the name space of a class and stuff. Languages with namespacing and macros will sometimes support "this macro exists within specific domains".

2026-02-21 03:24:52 UTC

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oh, I see the problem now...

2026-02-21 03:23:13 UTC

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Also, directory structure from using the unpacking step:<code>$ tree startdict/ startdict/ └── dic └── stardict-dictd_www.dict.org_gcide-2.4.2 ├── dictd_www.dict.org_gcide.dict.dz ├── dictd_www.dict.org_gcide.idx └── dictd_www.dict.org_gcide.ifo 3 directories, 3 files </code>

2026-02-21 03:21:34 UTC

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<code>$ sdcv -l Dictionary's name Word count </code>

2026-02-21 03:19:35 UTC

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hm, I can't seem to get sdcv to actually do anything besides say "Nothing similar to , sorry :(". Followed the instructions provided and have the Collaborative dictionary installed, but doesn't seem to do anything?
The ability to find synonyms and approximate searches would definitely be nice. Downside of a physical dictionary is that it only helps when I'm close to the initial stem of the word. Some words are a real struggle for me to connect sound to letter.

2026-02-20 15:49:53 UTC

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What the fuck is a scrobble???

2026-02-16 00:33:57 UTC

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should keep a little patch of it to tie / stitch to your new backpack. A good luck charm.

2026-02-13 18:52:07 UTC

Discord has switch from K-ID to Persona, a Palantir product.
Edit: my bad, they are just heavily funded by Palantir. Not much better, more a horitonal step.
https://piunikaweb.com/2026/02/12/discord-uk-age-verification-persona-vendor-shift/

2026-02-11 02:41:10 UTC

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Gotta rectify this by running it all on a GA144 so it's back on a stack machine in the end.

2026-02-02 21:23:37 UTC

Tired of "you can't put the genie back in the bottle" as we watch personal computing and the internet get bottled and sold like fucking Aquafina.

2026-01-31 17:19:05 UTC

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Bruh, I can't believe Left supports tag wrapping but bloody codium does. It's made with web shit, da fuck 🥴

2026-01-28 02:08:03 UTC

Y'all mind if I just take a moment to scream about how Itch.io should not be the sole pillar of all indie art (especially marginalized art), how we learned nothing about the culture execution of flash, and how internet pornography is at risk of going totally extinct on most platforms? Especially small ones like Itch.io?
If you woke up to a GameJolt Moment or "Itch.io Winds Down Operations" would you still exist as an artist? Or will you be executed.
https://www.sheeeeeeeep.art/you-should-consider-what-would-happen-if-itch-is-gone.html

2026-01-20 18:16:04 UTC

Programming language idea: You sit quiet in the wilderness taking note of the bird songs around you. These songs encode some sort of program. Assemble your program into a new bird song. Sing it where you recorded your notes. The call you get back is the result of your program.

2026-01-11 17:20:47 UTC

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It really just reminds me of my manic episode from May to September of 2018. I was stressed, depressed, and burnt out. Then I read a book called "In Defense of Food: The Eater's Manifesto". And my world view collapsed into a burning hot point.
(tangent: thank fuck it was a book about diversifying your diet with fresh produce and not some self-help blackhole)
I became locked in at running at 200%, then 300%, then 400%. Faster. more. faster. more. faster. bigger and bigger and bigger and and and and...
Then, I crashed. And cratored for years. I lemented that time I could move so fast. Eventually, however, I accepted that period for what it was: a toxic little dilusion I could be more than human.
And that's kinda how I see the whole LLM thing. People don't want to accept it's sometimes good even neccessary for things to be slow. People don't want to accept that perhasp we are alone in a cold uncaring universe. That what we have is what we got and we have to care for it or have nothing. ...also, a concerning number of people want a slave...
I guess a short way to put it: LLMs are disdain for the human scale and limit.

2026-01-04 19:20:55 UTC

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I have not see that, and I love it. Reminds me of the website that sends back a fake segmentation fault message alongside its webpage.

2026-01-04 19:14:27 UTC

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Additionally, those computer errors usually begin with human error. Thus, my name exist to trap bad assumptions about names and to prod at the nature of grammar.

2026-01-04 19:13:20 UTC

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reminds me of my motivation behind "and NULL". and was chosen to be confusing, purposefully kept lowercase to confuse a human reader (possibly machine readers as well). NULL was picked for it's tendency to confuse computer system. A value misinterpreted as empty when it may actually represent a value (databases interpreting the name Null as the value NULL) or misinterpreted as a value when it's actually empty (JavaScript's typeof null == "object").

2026-01-02 19:27:25 UTC

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👀 would make for fun interactive poetry.

2025-12-29 03:16:31 UTC

Who up stacking their lang?

2025-12-28 02:44:56 UTC

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Yeah, this was less a direct reaction to *you*. Like, I got the intent, and I appreciated it. But then ideal thoughts began to mull about.
I grow worried that people won't reach out (as June said) to say "come draw with me" but rather "get good loser". A passive buzz in the back of my skull that we'll see another GamerGate moment before the renaissance. Hopefully that thought just stays the scars of past paper cuts.

2025-12-28 01:07:40 UTC

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I keep coming back to this. I know what "poorly made things" you are thinking of. But there is the cold cynical view of that. "poorly made" as in "you don't have years of drawing experience, this looks awful, why did you bother?". It's a bitter note I've long seen online.
When I was a kid, I drew without shame. Every drawing was made with heart and passion. But when I started to look back as an adult, all I can see is the poorly made things. Sloppy art, sloppy anatomy, sloppy this sloppy that.
But, I've been trying to take a kinder approach. Appreciate that coarseness. To enjoy impassioned sloppiness that is found in raw self expression. Something doesn't have to carefully crafted and stitch together to be good or enjoyed. It just has to be made from the heart.
I am possibly one of the only artist I know that enjoys looking at their old art. Everyone else cringes in shame, embarrassment, guilt? perhaps. Guilt at having made something so carelessly.
But, I've come to look back almost with envy. The lack of understanding, the pureness of my attempts at expressing myself. I look at it and go "man, I don't even think I could draw like this if I tried.". I kept an old composition notebook full of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends x Super Mario fanfiction.
It was all written in 2007. It's insane nonsense. Errors I'm not even sure I could earnestly recreate. I spelled virtualized as "verchooliesed". I don't think I could even imagine spelling virtualized so badly now. If I saw that in a book trying to "write like a kid" I might scoff at it for being to absurd.
But, there it is, written by me nearly 20 years ago.
I like to occasionally look through this notebook. Remember what it was like to just *firehose* creative energy without a care for Good or Bad. Just wanting to birth an idea into the world, tell a funny story, share my feelings.
From the time that story was written to about the start of college. I was paralyzed with fear. A fear of expressing myself in words. I internalized the endless judgement of others. In another timeline, one where I didn't have an English lecture to pull me out of my shell, I may have perhaps found GPT models to be liberatory.
I luckily found freedom in messy 4-5 people ERP in discord backrooms. Rooms that I'd eventually find my BF in. I now shameless put up pages that may contain spelling and grammar errors with no intent to fix them unless they cause major errors. My wikithing is wreckless self-expression.
My best will be learning to create with careless, reckless passion. Accept someone will always find what I make to be poorly made no matter how hard I try. To accept that sometimes "making something poorly" is possibly the goal. That all things start "poorly made" before they have a chance to be made well.
I want to be able to write "verchooliesed" with heartful passion and not a care nor guilt for how poorly spelled that word is. Illustrate a story without worrying how poorly drawn each thing is. Narrate without fear of how ill-structured the narrative is.
I wish people would embrace poorly *made* things instead of turning to destructively generated slop. The world would be a much kinder place for it. It's not a fear of effort, but a fear of sincerity. A dark numbness to expressing yourself, both the well-put-together and the horrible-crashout-5am-screams.

2025-12-26 22:48:05 UTC

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uxn was so good it finally got uxn2

2025-12-25 17:25:20 UTC

Finally, a dictionary has been acquired.
https://social.nouveau.community/system/media_attachments/files/115/781/363/970/393/016/original/884bd9d0721e7336.jpg

2025-12-24 23:39:48 UTC

I bring an important message from Juxta the Combinator Cat.
#catlangs #art
https://social.nouveau.community/system/media_attachments/files/115/777/200/399/049/490/original/483808baf907c05a.png

2025-12-23 03:17:19 UTC

Licensing all my code under MIT + Trans Rights is a fun and silly little thing. I don't understand the consequences of
> The above copyright notice, this permission notice, and the affirmation that TRANS RIGHTS ARE HUMAN RIGHTS shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
Nor do I have the means to even bring consequences. But it's a silly little thing that might be a legal problem for someone else anyways.

2025-12-17 21:05:01 UTC

can anyone reach the esolang wiki?

2025-12-16 16:32:35 UTC

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All the tech-freedom types have no interest in protecting those freedoms from exploiters. The things AI companies are doing to get data would be a felony misuse of a computer if any individual was doing it for personal gain. We are witnessing literal cyber attacks go unpunished. Even free-software types will justify it cause it was "freedom to exploit" not "freedom from exploitation".

2025-12-16 16:28:01 UTC

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People buying into the idea of "computing is unlimited and cheep" failing to understand so much of it was predicated on "so long as everyone plays nice". And the technolibertarians had no intention of playing nice.

2025-12-16 01:17:51 UTC

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The black box of luck is a cruel entity. Uncaring if you just spent one coin too many without knowing until you need that exact one.

2025-12-14 17:11:50 UTC

Programmers just invent the darnedest of terms...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schizophrenia_(object-oriented_programming)

2025-12-12 23:41:22 UTC

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MAKE has at last reappeared \@/

2025-12-10 00:01:05 UTC

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We're going insane and going insane and going insane and going insane and going insane...
https://www.linuxfoundation.org/press/linux-foundation-announces-the-formation-of-the-agentic-ai-foundation

2025-12-09 23:59:56 UTC

My BF is informing me of the worst news ever I'm installing BSD anor just throwing my computer out a window.

2025-12-09 16:49:12 UTC

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I'll have to go and do that when I'm back home. Should spread the word by writing a little page about html journals. I'm sure the decadv crowd would be into them.

2025-12-09 16:45:26 UTC

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Oh, dang. I've actually been using the journal format for my sketchbook and had plans for other pages with it. Shame that it's winding down and the community disappated.

2025-12-09 16:40:02 UTC

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What even was this? I've bumped into it a few times but never understood what it was about or how people even used it.

2025-12-04 17:17:08 UTC

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Could probably write an assembler for a Joy-like language using threaded code for quotations.

2025-12-02 16:15:16 UTC

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Anyways, my tombstone will be written in papyrus with a comic sans subscript.

2025-12-02 16:14:33 UTC

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The demand for everything to be appropriately professional, well-designed, and aesthetically good has left a hole in the hearts of millions of people that generative image services have come to fill.

2025-12-02 16:11:52 UTC

Generative AI art is the consequences of the anti-comic sans reactionary movement. *send post*

2025-11-22 19:02:34 UTC

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I won't lie, I kinda vibe with the handcam. Had a long video on in the background about "media for fictional video games". And one of the earliest examples was the work of Suzanne Treister:
https://www.suzannetreister.net/Ampages/Q-WYRAVP.html
There wasn't a way to export images, so what she did was photograph the screen, then printed the photo.
(also, the video in reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hkkCbxoaz0)

2025-11-17 17:46:49 UTC

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I realized I have been pranked after opening up /now to see if there was a new update 😔🤝

2025-11-14 17:27:20 UTC

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Program an uxntal endless subway surfer loop and keep it in the corner.

2025-11-12 16:24:28 UTC

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Not good, but I can't help but imagine the laptop making a bunch of cartoonish sounds before finally kicking on like an old jalopy.

2025-11-11 16:31:38 UTC

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Interesting, this is kinda like it's own style, tbh. The logical equivalent to this in Lua would be something like:<code>local current_enemy local function enemies_bind(which) current_enemy = which end local function enemy_mod_x(x) current_enemy.x = current_enemy.x + x end </code>
And the "active" object is still accessible under @enemy/ptr (and in Lua it's current_enemy). I think having a page on this style of uxn would be cool to read. Especially with how you apply it to different situations. Situations like:<li>Iterating over an array of objects</li><li>Following nested pointers (assuming you eve do that), so <code>a.b.c.method()</code>.</li><li>Adding and deleting objects from storage</li><li>etc.</li>
[@wim_v12e](https://merveilles.town/@wim_v12e )

2025-11-11 15:58:35 UTC

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Like if you had an array of structs, and you wanted to do entity[3].x += 10 using OOP style code.
[@wim_v12e](https://merveilles.town/@wim_v12e )

2025-11-11 15:56:10 UTC

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I have a question: if you had an array with multiple entities, how would you define a method to move one of them?
[@wim_v12e](https://merveilles.town/@wim_v12e )

2025-11-11 13:56:16 UTC

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In theory, Factor (or any compiled language really) *could* preform the same optimization I describe here *if* the compiler can detect that buf is a global singleton *and* that buf[i] is finite. Thus, buf[1].append(str) would be the same as buff-append-1(str) but optimized to erase indirection. This is actually a trick I've used in Modal and Nova from time to time when trying to load-balance rule search and rewrite cost.
https://social.nouveau.community/@andnull/115531381085282074

2025-11-11 13:53:07 UTC

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(also buf[i].append(str) could be expressed syntactically as buf.at(i).append(str) to "unify" everything under method calls. This could then desugar into append(at(buf, i), str) and still generate the same code. In catlangs, however, the difference is moot. Methods in Factor exist more as short hand for manually writing out if chains or cond blocks, which the compiler can optimize on and erase)

2025-11-11 13:49:34 UTC

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It's also worth noting that if the list of buffers is static then you still have the same equivalency as now i become the target of append (acting like a pointer). so<code>i.append(str) <=> append(i, str) </code>
to access the i-th buffer and append str to it. The buffer access and bounds checking have been internalized. If the list of buffers is a fixed size, you can then "unroll" each entry into:<code>append-1(str) append-2(str) append-3(str) . . . </code>
So this is kinda two tricks mashed together (OOP with monomorphization and inlining).

2025-11-11 13:41:57 UTC

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Wim is correct. Tho, the example given is operating on a globally shared buffer that can have its access inlined to speed things up (vs having to shuffle ;buf and ;cap into the correct place with SWP2). If you had a list of buffers, however, there would be no difference between append(buf[i], str) and buf[i].append(str). As noted, Raku (and also Nim) have Uniform Call Syntax because method invocation is the same as "pass a pointer" outside of static singletons such as this buffer example.
(And many OOP languages that compile to machine code will monomorphize into "pass a pointer to static code" where possible cause it's more efficient than dynamically dispatching on the type of the pointer)

2025-11-08 01:12:23 UTC

My brain violently demanded I replant some pages after going through and cleaning up wikithing stuff. Replanted some pages on Joy, now I am tired and need a break from wikithinging.
https://www.sheeeeeeeep.art/replant.html

2025-11-01 21:23:47 UTC

Thinking about some hybrid catlang doglang (applicative) thing where you can drop value onto a stack, and chain methods along a singular target.<code>3 ; 4 ; ((#1) * (#1)) + ((#2) * (#2)) sqrt ; (*) println ; </code><code>(Random) number ; (*) > 0.5 ; (*) when true do ( (Console) print line ("Heads") ; ) ; (*) when false do ( (Console) print line ("Tails") ; ) ; (*) discard ; </code>

2025-10-31 16:09:17 UTC

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Wait it could be called BAP 😺

2025-10-31 16:08:11 UTC

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pee is stored in the bag

2025-10-30 23:38:24 UTC

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Also, fw: @npub1z8r…mrq6 since you asked to see this sketch.

2025-10-30 23:37:25 UTC

> Nobody knows when the structure was built. Carbon dating of its concrete seems to show that "was built" is wrong. Its being built. A building. Not a building. But a Building. Its existence seems to construct both forwards and backwards in time. Ancient text mention it despite that being impossible.
https://www.sheeeeeeeep.art/sketch-book.html#the-building
#Art #Drawtober
https://social.nouveau.community/system/media_attachments/files/115/465/738/382/300/313/original/b26e8bfd377c1f08.jpg

2025-10-22 17:04:12 UTC

Finally, my kind of esolang.
https://esolangs.org/wiki/Signals

2025-10-08 03:04:01 UTC

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I think this could still count as short-circuiting (the concept). Since any one of these statements returning true would trigger a bail condition (skipping the inner checks).

2025-10-04 16:04:03 UTC

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At some point while thinking up all sort of wacky solutions, I kinda went "actually you can just count up all the solutions pretty quickly". You don't need to care about the permutations of FGHI since there is a limited number of valid FGHI that AB * CDE can produce.
Basically "why am I doing all this CS mumbo jumbo? It's a pretty simple question actually". The only fancy footwork I did in that solution was making it so I didn't have to allocate memory beyond a bit of space for checking solutions (i.e no strings, recycling the same table).