brb moving to a new instance — see you on the other side
I want to squish code between my fingers.
Programmable Ink researcher at Ink & Switch.
Feeling of Computing podcast and community.
brb moving to a new instance — see you on the other side
@spoltier @TodePond something like this
there's a "how far" vs "how fast" thing that's not captured here that I think is crucial
but i'm just posting, not actually designing, so idfk
(also, the fact that they're asking at all strikes me as idiotic, but i'm ignoring that entirely because it's more fun to play that way)
(also, i bet for many people the cultural references to "masc" and "fem" wouldn't convey the right meaning — again, just posting, not actually designing)
I love that the Ink & Switch meetups begin by a workshop to make yourself a notebook for the event.
@jryans bookmarking — gracias!
wake up sheep
Actually, I guess if I want more folks to play bicross I should share it to more than followers only, huh?
have you ever wanted to trap your more annoying collaborators in a code fold? now you can in hazel, thanks to our
automerge powered multiplayer mode
@yaxu I don't like the limitations that GPL puts on my use. It's seemingly the most effective anti-corporate-abuse license, but I want something that has both "do whatever you, a person making cool stuff for fun, want to" but also "stab the eyes of the giants, grind their bones, and grow flowers where they once stood"
@yaxu I was responding to an earlier version of the post that only talked about the OSS angle. I'm increasingly convinced that copyright should be abolished, many more things should be public domain, and thus I don't care if they don't respect my choice of license.
The bit of your original post that I didn't respond to, that does resonate with me, is the consideration of other collaborators who would refuse to work with GitHub. That's legit, and I'll move for that. Just don't know where yet.
@yaxu ehhhh I'm going to continue posting public domain stuff there and not care who does what with it. If they wanna train AI on it, I don't care. Not gonna cut off my nose to spite the hell mouth gnawing at me.
@kennethkalmer Animate was just Flash rebranded and neglected for a decade. It was exactly the Flash you remember. The Flash of the good old days. RIP
What an ignominious end. Flash deserved so much better.
https://techcrunch.com/2026/02/02/adobe-animate-is-shutting-down-as-company-focuses-on-ai/
#genuary 2026 day 6: "Lights on/off. Make something that changes when you switch on or off the “digital” lights."
@tian2992 @nikitonsky yeah, I'm at like -5 median?
@neauoire yeah, that weirdness is for backwards compatibility with markdown.
org-mode seems so nice on paper.
@neauoire implement some flavour of Tonedown?
https://wiki.feelingof.com/tonedown/
The (meh, but heavily commented) reference impl is line 86 to 256 here:
https://github.com/feelingofcomputing/wiki/blob/main/build/build.coffee
But generally, making your own to-html macro lang is a lovely little thing to do.
@kizu is one of the rules "no JS for layout" because if so f#{% noooooo :)
Otherwise, go wild!
sometimes you have to
share the scrappy fiddle
with yourself