-
Ten-minute run, 15 pull-ups. It is cold.Comments
-
Comments -
- Dropped off, picked up.Comments
- Paid bills.
- Job.
- Had a call with the guy's counselor.
- Bought some Christmas presents.
- Made dinner.
- "Designed" a floor for the closet. Mostly, confirmed we had enough scrap maple to cover it.
- Added data point text displaying and a new graph for event lengths to Flooding. Started adding panning.
- Did some arranging on a few small dungeon synth pieces. -
Comments -
Huh, the index passed to event handlers in D3 (before) caused a memory leak.Comments
-
A post about the entreaties AWS got during the height of the blockchain scam. Also, it occurs to me: Are we past blockchain now? This, too, has past?Comments
-
Comments -
The Quaggled Mireclops battle in Pikmin feels like a Dark Souls battle.Comments
- Comments
-
- Job. I got done with everything I wanted to do a bit early, which was nice.Comments
- D&D logistics thinking. It didn't take long, but I'm giving myself credit for not putting it off.
- Got a Christmas present. (Also, lost an auction for Pikmin 2, which was a relief, because I was doing this airline-style gambling thing in which I bid on two different auctions for it, figuring I'd lose one.)
- Emailed a friend back.
- Made dinner. It was nachos, so I just had to microwave some carnitas and chop some vegetables.
- Sharpened the chisels. Maintenance!
- Cut some notches into the wood tenting kit. I think it has to be a little narrower than the Lego one because it has much less give.
- Debugged a crash in flooding. -
Comments -
grugbrain.devComments
sometimes grug go too early and get abstractions wrong, so grug bias towards waiting
big brain developers often not like this at all and invent many abstractions start of project
grug tempted to reach for club and yell "big brain no maintain code! big brain move on next architecture committee leave code for grug deal with!"
but grug learn control passions, major difference between grug and animal -
An academic executive pulled an Elon move.Comments
Last month, the Senior Vice Provost for Research at Northeastern University did worse than bad science; he installed heat sensors at groin level under the desks of graduate student workers, without their consent.
-
Comments -
44-minute run. Again, it was only that long my accident. There’s a part in the middle of Mystic Lake that looks like it can be crossed, but it turns out that it’s owned by rich guys who won’t let the people cross. 13 pull-ups.Comments
-
It just occurred to me that the right hates the term “dialectic” because Communists used it first, but it’s basically the “Marketplace of Ideas” in less words.Comments
-
- Finished the ergonomic desk, mostly.Comments
- Picked up some hooks and screws at the hardware store.
- Emailed a friend back.
- Job meeting.
- Took the guy to social class.
- Got groceries.
- Cleaned out the tiny kitchen closet in preparation for making it a food storage place.
- Ordered some wall liner.
- Signed the guy up for a Lego class.
- Went to the music programming group. Good chat about what counts as work, generative grammars, and debugging. Fixed the memory leak in Flooding. It wasn't an audio thing at all. I haven't used D3 in a while, so I wasn't properly removing DOM nodes. Five minutes into the piece I had 20,000 DOM nodes. Then, I spent a long, long time trying things with tempo to get it to start the way it should while also finishing under an hour. I didn't get there. -
Comments -
Comments -
Comments -
JWZ on newer social networks.Comments
First of all, Marc Andreessen is an investor, and there is no redder red flag than that. "How much more red? None. None more red", as Spinal Tap would say. He's a right wing reactionary whose idea of "free speech" is in line with Musk, Trump, Thiel and the rest of the Klept.
Huh, I did not know that. I imagined that it was funded by people interested in news, but for no real reason. Nice naming, post.news! -
Comments -
Comments -
Comments -
Comments