Sunsonic 986-II. A Thai Famicom clone with keyboard and mini CRT built-in.

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ironic that we live in a time where everybody owns a computer with a mandatory button that spawns a supposed "magical genie", except for computer witches & wizards who specifically do *not* have such a button anywhere, nor do they wish to have one

@azonenberg D:

i assume mastodon rubies are similar to chaos emeralds

@hipsterelectron @lritter french is a conlang

Just learned there was a new Google udm code discovered. So you know what I had to do.

https://udm56.com/

Still kicking in on the DNS front, but it’s already up.

Edit: https://udm14.com still works too, this is just an alternative view.

@efi hi dumb im aeva :3

insomnia implies the existence of outsomnia

Never forget what Kiryu thinks of AI:

@hipsterelectron programming languages are human languages

@pupxel some nodes will have multiple input args with different meanings, eg lerp

@pupxel what if the sounds are nonbinary tho

also I'm considering making the add tile effectively just a pass through and having the system add all wires connecting to the same input when the input doesn't have a special arithmetic meaning. eg draw two wires to the line out and it just adds them. or draw two hz values into a sine wave and it adds them. draw two values into a mul tile and it multiplies them instead.

idk what I'm going to do for the "min" and "max" tiles lol

"input" and "output" could work, but I'm intentionally avoiding them so the output tile doesn't have an input named "output"

Also I'm annoyed that math words are all verbose. "term" and "sum" fit as alternatives for the inputs and outputs of the add node, but the vibes are off. "result" reads better than "sum" for the output. I don't like "term" because it's ambiguous. "summand" is too long. "addend" both is too long and it looks like it says "add end" which what. In the end I went with "+" for the operand end of the tile and "=" for the result end. (operand is also too long)

I'm planning on having little detached wires hanging off of the outputs to hint at their polarity when they're disconnected. When they're connected my intention is to have an arrow indicating the directionality of the connection.

Incremental progress tonight while waiting for dinner. I've updated connect mode to now show the parameters of the selected items, as well as which side corresponds to which selected tile. Still lots of room for improvement.

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