Dean Tarisai

@prjctimg

terminaut @craftty-org πŸ‘¨πŸΎβ€πŸš€ Β» gsoc'²⁢ alumnus @processing πŸ’œ Β» hacking on @grayscale-lang πŸ¦β€β¬›

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nested straight to hell, imagine the depth of that call stack of one thing goes nully and is unhandled….
QuotingAMAngel D. Munoz@AngelMunoz
Oh man, It works so "don't read the code" applies but once seen it can't be unseen come on
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It's F# so that's actually unlikely. F# tends to do very good optimizations for lambda based functions (before it even reaches the IL) and inlines pipes (the usual style obs |> Observable.<thing> |> Observable.<thing>) The code itself looks bad, but it actually is less hurtful…
i’m working on a new terminal, it’s called shitty and it’s the direct opposite of ghostty in terms of fancy rendering.
how many people use p5.js ? i worked on app to learn p5 offline with small code exercises. it was gsoc project with @processing. please try it out and lmk what you think and what needs to be improved. contributions are welcome πŸ’œ https://github.com/prjctimg/learn-p5
GitHubGitHub - prjctimg/learn-p5: Casually learn creative coding with p5.js fully offline 🌸Casually learn creative coding with p5.js fully offline 🌸 - prjctimg/learn-p5
one thing i had missed about programming was the sleuthing involved in making something work. rip stackoverflow πŸͺ¦
one thing i like about dev-null, you can’t star your own commitsπŸ˜‚
my mom always used to joke about how i get β€œglued to a task” when i start. funny enough it turned out to be the perfect trait needed to really go all in with programming.