This is probably of scant, if any, interest to you, but attic compiles without incident via FBSD's (slightly modified) clang and executes perfectly in FreeBSD. Thanks so much! It's among the most interesting and meticulously designed temporal programs that I've encountered for the console.
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cidoku
1 year ago
Of course it's of interest to me. I like portability, so that's excellent to know. Thank you! (and once again thank you to Xanthe (satyrwoud) for the first implementation of the algorithm in JS)
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bmh
1 year ago
I find the chatter between birds at dawn/dusk to be fascinatingly intricate. In addition to Babel, I think back to the story of the Fall/Genesis - whatever was learned there appears to have lead to a loss in our ability to properly connect to the natural environment.
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rbuchanan
1 year ago
Perhaps humans lost the faculty to communicate with other organisms when they developed or were taught spoken languages.
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Programming is hard. I updated the attic calculator again, hopefully for the last time.
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I made a few more changes to the attic calendar calculator I posted yesterday.
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Hello! I just finished porting your attic calendar code to C and I'm very happy with the results. I was wondering how you want to be credited when I release the code (esp. licenses, if you care about that...)
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satyrwoud
1 year ago
Just "Xanthe Tynehorne" or a link to the site will do. The code’s CC0, so you are well within your right to licence it however well you ruddy want. Cheers!
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I admired your site's design when you followed Jax/Graybox or she followed you, but didn't and haven't the time to peruse it satisfactorily. At present, I can only scrutinize a few pages per session, but I'm deeply impressed.
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cidoku
1 year ago
although very basic, I wrote auc.html because aburbecondita.com requires javascript and is just too heavy really
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A guide to pain-oriented web design for maximal user exclusion.
Circuitously abysmal web design, circa 2011