Posts by andnull@social.nouveau.community
 (DIR) Post #B1stfGQ6LtryZX5h1E by andnull@social.nouveau.community
       2026-01-02T19:43:08Z
       
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       @neauoire @floatvoid hmm Luneur x Woolietale (also, need to push a patch to fix Luneur, apparently I forgot run takes an argument and didn't update my examples)
       
 (DIR) Post #B1wiOpFjGnzook2QGe by andnull@social.nouveau.community
       2026-01-04T15:44:28Z
       
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       AI is such an effective tool for making you feel the impluse to give up on learning something. I usually resolve it by setting my date range to 2000-2019 in hopes it filters out the sub-junk articles. Like, I couldn't imagine how it feels to be someone that was never taught how to judge the quality of information, how to find information, and trying to start up something.
       
 (DIR) Post #B1x01kwAwlLjwq2cVs by andnull@social.nouveau.community
       2026-01-04T19:13:20Z
       
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       @neauoire reminds me of my motivation behind "and NULL". and was chosen to be confusing, purposefully kept lowercase to confuse a human reader (possibly machine readers as well). NULL was picked for it's tendency to confuse computer system. A value misinterpreted as empty when it may actually represent a value (databases interpreting the name Null as the value NULL) or misinterpreted as a value when it's actually empty (JavaScript's typeof null == "object").
       
 (DIR) Post #B1x0hoglOCeJkGt8ZU by andnull@social.nouveau.community
       2026-01-04T19:20:55Z
       
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       @neauoire I have not see that, and I love it. Reminds me of the website that sends back a fake segmentation fault message alongside its webpage.
       
 (DIR) Post #B21RQxmUU4ClTAuYIS by andnull@social.nouveau.community
       2026-01-06T22:38:13Z
       
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       I guess it's a learning to use tmux kinda of day.
       
 (DIR) Post #B2QsSyb5hKAI1wJOwi by andnull@social.nouveau.community
       2026-01-19T03:24:08Z
       
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       Programming language idea: borrow checker, but it requires that all values are boxed with at least two references at all time. Both references must have write operations to them, otherwise the program is rejected for not having enough action at a distance.
       
 (DIR) Post #B2U5pMKzzfUGuQfU4u by andnull@social.nouveau.community
       2026-01-20T18:16:04Z
       
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       Programming language idea: You sit quiet in the wilderness taking note of the bird songs around you. These songs encode some sort of program. Assemble your program into a new bird song. Sing it where you recorded your notes. The call you get back is the result of your program.
       
 (DIR) Post #B2nDIjBsDKnvBR8Ryy by andnull@social.nouveau.community
       2026-01-29T21:21:04Z
       
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       Programming language idea: lay down somewhere comfortable, close your eyes and focus on a setting, and fall asleep. This language is nondeterministic so you man not run the intended program.
       
 (DIR) Post #B2nDIpQd1OAiWw5JoW by andnull@social.nouveau.community
       2026-01-29T21:22:30Z
       
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       Unfortunately the standard for this language exposes a side channel attack where the mind executing can be coaxed unto leaking information about the dream and even having it modified.
       
 (DIR) Post #B2qnj2171IdkvSp7K4 by andnull@social.nouveau.community
       2026-01-31T17:19:05Z
       
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       @neauoire Bruh, I can't believe Left supports tag wrapping but bloody codium does. It's made with web shit, da fuck 🥴
       
 (DIR) Post #B2qoDbMw994dFubnvs by andnull@social.nouveau.community
       2026-01-31T17:24:46Z
       
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       @neauoire I think what gets me is that it isn't and out of the box thing. I don't even think lighttable had that and it's whole gimmick was web development...
       
 (DIR) Post #B3Ov0kXy18iR0eDyDI by andnull@social.nouveau.community
       2026-02-17T04:21:06Z
       
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       @neauoire On thing for catlangs I find interesting, is also how much emphasis they put on the idea of "task in a context". I think this is why lexical variables can flop badly. They are a highly restrictive, low-reusability context. You often end up doing something like>a >b >c ( bind c b a )a c f ( call f which needs a and c)b c g ( call g which needs b and c)It ends up C-but-worse. I think that style of OOP you do with uxn where you select an active target kinda reflect this idea of "task in a context".
       
 (DIR) Post #B3PsMt4Ou65n6sDeQS by andnull@social.nouveau.community
       2026-02-17T14:06:43Z
       
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       Thinking about the absurd fact that out of all the UI frameworks I've messed with, the only ones I know with decent complex text layout support is Electron and Godot 🙃
       
 (DIR) Post #B3PsMuPhuMjJHFCBH6 by andnull@social.nouveau.community
       2026-02-17T14:07:40Z
       
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       Me: "do we care about Arabic?"Group: "Yeah"Me: "Okay, our only options are Godot 4 or Electron nothing else is an option."
       
 (DIR) Post #B3PsN0rZveabHQHWYC by andnull@social.nouveau.community
       2026-02-17T14:10:02Z
       
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       But for real tho, shout out to the Aribic and Farsi communities within Godot for pushing so hard for CTL support in Godot. All the text looks and feels so much better cause of yalls.
       
 (DIR) Post #B3W86084AYTiINfBUe by andnull@social.nouveau.community
       2026-02-20T15:49:53Z
       
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       @lobo What the fuck is a scrobble???
       
 (DIR) Post #B3W8W47ZwuHsCprc5g by andnull@social.nouveau.community
       2026-02-20T15:55:23Z
       
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       @neauoire @lobo It sent me cackling for a solid minute. That is the weirdest term I have ever heard for listens.
       
 (DIR) Post #B3X7ZjeG6Sb54ZINaC by andnull@social.nouveau.community
       2026-02-21T03:19:35Z
       
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       @neauoire @rek hm, I can't seem to get sdcv to actually do anything besides say "Nothing similar to , sorry :(". Followed the instructions provided and have the Collaborative dictionary installed, but doesn't seem to do anything?The ability to find synonyms and approximate searches would definitely be nice. Downside of a physical dictionary is that it only helps when I'm close to the initial stem of the word. Some words are a real struggle for me to connect sound to letter.
       
 (DIR) Post #B3X7kg9ZRCV1Q19xWC by andnull@social.nouveau.community
       2026-02-21T03:21:34Z
       
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       @neauoire @rek $ sdcv -lDictionary's name   Word count
       
 (DIR) Post #B3X8DZzxOvaIj8RaKG by andnull@social.nouveau.community
       2026-02-21T03:26:48Z
       
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       @neauoire @rek I typo'd "stardict" as "startdict" and I just couldn't see it. This spelling blindness is why my proofreading process involved dumping my text into a robotic TTS cranked up to 500% speed.