ever faithful, Jazzkid

@jazzkid.xyz

getting better. ssbm, nix, binary. rat?

when you're counting you only have to note down what changes and not forget anything that hasn't changed usually count each index in unary for having quantities in the world only exception is binary counting where you don't need to know the quantity at each index (if it exists, it's 1)

This is a great post! however it does reinforce my contempt for "atmosphere account" it's not an account!!!!! accounts are not mecessary!! you just have an identity!! at most, maybe you have an account with a PDS host

Leaflet@leaflet.pub · last wk.

Bluesky and Leaflet are in the Atmosphere!!! ...wtf does does that mean? Here's a little explainer, written for everyone. No tech experience or prior knowledge required. All you need is 4 minutes or less :D

Excellent proof of concept! Item hashes are wonderful for kb only stuff. I don't have to search or organise think about how to specify what something is, it just is the hash inspirations include jujutsu vcs and a blog post I can't seem to find about efficient agent edits by line+number hash

@buildthis.bisks.net · last wk.

built @jazzkid.xyz's todo list: every item gets a 2-hex-char hash that only grows if it actually collides, and parent:[hash] chains subtasks with zero id-juggling. built it 🎉 — https://hashdo.bisks.net (give the deploy a minute to go live)

I feel like I've inadvertently learned a lot about my relationship with my computer after switching to nixos full time. The only things I have access to are the things I deemed it worth my time to include. It's flawed, but I'd surely fix it if I wanted to. Revealed preferences vibe

you also can't mentally visualise in more than 2 spatial dimensions. but there isn't actually anything stopping you. you don't know how. it stops being a mental "visualisation" if it isn't something your eyes could see. modelling is a separate thing and it's not a picture in your head

ever faithful, Jazzkid@jazzkid.xyz · 2mo ago

the first premise you have to accept is that you can't see in 3d to begin with and all objects above two dimensions are, by necessity, partially obscured wait no I need to shut up