Devine Lu Linvega
Devine Lu LinvegaI've been wearing these simple caps for years, they're good against spray and sun, but they don't last very long. So @rek@merveilles.town and I started making our own.
Realized today that I was wearing 3 items of clothing that I've made or mended. One of the plans I have for this year is to raise that number.
https://merveilles.town/@rek/115872445016809761
Devine Lu Linvega"You start to notice materials in every inch of your environment, you wonder how things are made, you study more, and you start to see through walls."
https://map.simonsarris.com/p/ink-in-the-stomach
Devine Lu LinvegaI never liked how the store finished my winter coat's sleeves, I've worn this for 20 years, I finally decided to fix it.
#theFabrique
Devine Lu LinvegaY'all ever think about how nice it is that you can just take clothing apart and clone them..?
Devine Lu LinvegaI was curious if mustard seeds would sprout, they do, it just takes a while.
https://grimgrains.com/site/sprouting
#theCellar
Devine Lu LinvegaI'll be in Madrid in a few days, anyone wanna hang out? Or have insights on places that I should check out?
Devine Lu LinvegaI've been daydreaming of a neural nets powered note-taking system for a while so I can see at a glance the dependencies of each task. I love how this turns an otherwise dead-system into a livecoding environment.
https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/neur.html
https://forum.malleable.systems/t/mcculloch-pitts-neural-nets/303/2
Devine Lu LinvegaI feel like there might be some text-adventure possibilities with this thing,
but I can't figure it out atm.
Devine Lu LinvegaI've been daydreaming of a neural nets powered note-taking system for a while so I can see at a glance the dependencies of each task. I love how this turns an otherwise dead-system into a livecoding environment.
https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/neur.html
https://forum.malleable.systems/t/mcculloch-pitts-neural-nets/303/2
Devine Lu LinvegaLike XEyes but for #uxn.
https://github.com/bbogdan-ov/uxneyes.rom
Devine Lu LinvegaOne of the most delightful thing about working on uxn is brushing shoulders with folks with a profound taste for the cursed.
This strange looking program:
https://gitlab.com/racketeer/duxn3d/-/blob/master/hex.tal
..look the way it does so that every opcode is in the readable ascii range. Meaning that the resulting text file can be run as bytecode to bootstrap the self-hosted assembler.
🤯