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We did it gang. We finally were able to get a fast enough internet connection to update the site.

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sorry for absolute feed spam, but just curious - if you keep up with my site, is there anything in particular (e.g. writings, art, reviews ...) that draws you in the most? (this won't affect what i put on my site whatsoever, by the way)

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nicegirlslumber 2 months ago

For me it's definitely reviews, I really like how you write and talk about the books + snip the excerpts for us to see. Though your recitation of La Scapigliata left my jaw slacked and really drew me in

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cervidaze 2 months ago

i'm a text-heavy person, so if there's an article, blog post, or review that interests me, i tend to go for those first (on another note, i appreciate your reading analyses of the books you've read and will probably be adding some of them to my reading list)

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juneish 2 months ago

echoing cervidaze! i mainly come the articles but i enjoy your thoughts on your reading as well + have added a few to my reading list

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juneish 2 months ago

come... for... the articles.

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projectc190 2 months ago

hi hi ty @ngs @reyn @june for the input! seems like the people yearn for book reviews.. that's nice though, i like reading books and writing about them :-)

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your site is very cozy; i'm looking forward to see how it grows :)

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havensworn 2 months ago

thank you, that's sweet of you to say!!

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projectc190

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guess who just officially programmed a working tetris game in assembly language

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projectc190 2 months ago

i just ironed out a bug and it seems to be completely functional now..writeups to come later & still need to make more adjustments before i can record demo videos :')

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projectc190

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writing out some chinese characters for my mahjong page background had me thinking about how u can tell who actually speaks the language by what their handwriting looks like

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projectc190 2 months ago

then it got me wondering about how it works in russian, which i've learned a little about before. i know people practically never write in block letters (i.e. the way cyrillic is displayed on a computer) but how people even read russian cursive is a mystery to me

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projectc190 2 months ago

another interesting detail is that i've hardly written in chinese by hand since the pandemic. anyone else have a similar experience? idk, just wondering

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iwillneverbehappy 2 months ago

russian cursive is just like english cursive :p some letters are different but the differences are consistent. for written japanese i know people often “smear”/abbreviate strokes so that some characters are only readable via stroke order and the general contour of the kanji/kana

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iwillneverbehappy 2 months ago

for written korean the stroke order must also be correct for handwriting to look natural. particularly in stylised handwriting, whether cutesy gel pen or archaic ink brush. i never noticed it before, but handwritten english seems much more lenient on stroke order…

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projectc190 2 months ago

@iwillneverbehappy i guess it makes sense it's similar to english cursive, i think i've just been spooked by seeing terrifying images like this: https://files.catbox.moe/c8uwkb.webp lol. also huh til that japanese cursive is seriously condensed: https://files.catbox.moe/u76ydp.webp. i've only ever seen anything like this in some very flowy styles of chinese calligraphy

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projectc190 2 months ago

it's interesting that you point out stroke order influences how characters look because now that i think about it you're absolutely right. i guess i hadn't considered it before because i've always just written (chinese) characters based on vibes, so generally left-right, top-bottom. (is my handwriting secretly shit?) i can see how writing strokes randomly would result in wonky ill-proportioned characters though

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iwillneverbehappy 2 months ago

the unreadable russian cursive is kind of a meme (equivalent of writing “minimum” in english cursive, sort of a worst-case scenario). top-down and left-right heuristic for chinese characters is a thing + correct me if i’m wrong, but once you learn the stroke order of a radical, that ordering will be correct for every instance of the radical in other characters, right?

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manulzone 2 months ago

I've had conversations about this describing the difference as between writing and drawing letters/characters (literacy in the latin alphabet comes up at my job fairly often). People will start a letter in insane places if never formally taught. I love it.

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manulzone 2 months ago

Very obvious when people are drawing the picture of a word instead of writing it out once you know to look for it.

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visualculture 2 months ago

@manulzone “drawing a picture of a word” is such a good way of phrasing it

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projectc190 2 months ago

@iwillneverbehappy that seems a lot more realistic lol. and about the radicals: i think so? that's how i've always taken it, anyway. though i studied the language from the same textbooks as kids in china when i was a kid i've hardly formally learned stroke order, it was always just heuristics.. or maybe i just zoned out, who knows

projectc190 2 months ago

@manulzone i second visualculture, drawing a character vs writing it is exactly what i was getting at!

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