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16 July

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Hydrogen pe. Hydrogen p-peperoxide #art #furry #furryart

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22h

Little alien wants uppies #mspaint #doodle #oc

SORRY NO DRAWING MY BRAIN IS SOMEWHERE ELSE ENTIRELY

feels like I'm rediscovering some very easy concepts like binary heaps sometimes.

10h

I wish I could have some fun programming my ideas but NO WORK AGAIN

I was just trying stuff out in guile and set theory flashbacks

after all, if I encode pairs properly on the stack, doing a "cons" operation is just a memcpy which should be pretty damn fast especially if vectorized

I mean it's a bit more but there's probably a memcpy involved somewhere

it may be a bad idea but I'll try to take the opportunity of writing that bytecode VM to learn zig.

I was just trying stuff out in guile and set theory flashbacks

maybe premature optimization is the root of all evil but idk I think it makes sense to have a "push-cdr" operation that replaces the cdr of the pair on top of the stack with a new pair whose car is the specified value and cdr is ()

though this would make building nested list still only possible with cons. but is it such a bad thing after all? ehh idk the cons approach is semantically simpler I'll probably try with that first and experiment with it. bytecode and VMs are very new to me anyway it'll take me a while

I was just trying stuff out in guile and set theory flashbacks

that's a lot of memory movement that I feel could be avoided if instead lists were opened and closed and the stack could hold an "open list" without it being closed. that would allow creating nested list without having to re-organize everything constantly

or I could have distinct operations for "pushing a value" and "building a list" (since that's essentially what's being done with pairs most of the time anyway) and then still have a "cons" operation for when I actually need a *pair* (or for macros I guess)

I was just trying stuff out in guile and set theory flashbacks

actually it kinda does. though I'm not sure how efficient using a stack to store values then pop them to transform them into pairs is going to actually be especially when I have long lists to make

push push push push push push push push cons cons cons cons cons cons cons (yes 1 less cons than push)

I was just trying stuff out in guile and set theory flashbacks

ohhh but now it makes sense why `(a . b)` would give a value to `a` and "the rest of the values in the list" to `b`! because lists are all pairs, and `.` is the pattern to say "pair", so a list matches against that pattern => a = car and b = cdr

elegant but im not sure that's gonna help me make my bytecode thingy

I was just trying stuff out in guile and set theory flashbacks

IT'S ALL CONNECTED

I wonder if someone at GNU re-made a build system like make but in lisp. somehow, I think whatever they could cook would be more readable than regular make lol

are there any good browsers that aren't AI nests these days browsers and websites are too complicated for their own good

I also have a stupid idea of something to draw. probably I'll get started today

previous bank gave me 2 checks for a total value of about 35€ ok I guess maybe I should draw them something

The more I draw the further I can look back without feeling embarrassed by my drawings and that's pretty good

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25 Apr

T'is true love, milady #art #furry #furryart

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17 May

Funny how when I want to draw something sexy I draw something normal, and when I want to draw something normal I draw something sexy. Life's weird #art #furry #furryart

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15 May

🍾🥂 #art #furry #furryart

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8 Aug

Trying to get back into a drawing mood, I basically haven't drawn in the past couple weeks, and now I'm free from South Horn so I need to draw more #art #furry #furryart

good news to wake up to 🇧🇷 I hope we'll be able to do similar things here next year

Fuck this I'm gonna implement the rest of my lisp without thinking too much about its "ideal form" then I will add bytecode compiling and a VM then I'll think about the ideal form when I have a solid compiling target

I'm mostly just missing quote/quasiquote/unquote, macros, and the rest is basically just library stuff, which I can take care of later.

prelude support (to load lisp libraries by default) is pretty important too but that's really easy to do. just load and parse from a file instead of stdin, and eval each s-expr

I wish there was a way to use discord without the bloat. I don't need 500MB of RAM and a 300MB runtime to run a chat app. please

I understand people prefer eye candy clients but I wish I could have the choice, yknow. But if I don't use the official client I'm breaking ToS and a lot of my online life is tied to this account and I don't like this

I love how bazzite updates, breaks the session loader so it makes a weird screen, and removes fonts from the system so discord is lost trying to display japanese and emojis

learned that it's an issue with electron apps and flatpaks. of course it's the electron apps. it's always the electron apps. why do we use electron

boob morning breasties the day is young and daylight savings are upon those who live in CET

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I've been pink and yellow for too long I'm going back to red and white (in FFXIV) (or maybe I'll do blue and black this time idk)

anyway it's glam time

I still don't have a blender, but what if I used rice or oatmeal to thicken a vegetable soup

could also make something with a roux but I don't have much butter left. I do have a lot of olive oil though so uhhhhhh olive oil roux? is that a thing no actually I don't care if it's a thing I'm just gonna cook da veggies however I think will be good and we'll see the result

want new laptop but expensive but I could get second hand but then it's not shiny new tech

wormk

actually now that I think about it the Scheme `syntax-rules` macros are very similar to the Rust `macro_rules`. Both are "hygienic", both use pattern matching via a number of rules, even the wording is the same Rust's are just much more complex because the language is more complex