... and and and and ...

Would be kinda cool if someone made like a LÖVE multi-version package. So, it could be a "single" runtime with every version of LÖVE packed into it. Then it could reflect on the conf.lua and spin the correct runtime for a .love file.

I have finally realize that "misprediction" is probably the best term that avoids humanizing when an llm generates information that is incorrect (instead of lying, hallucinating, etc.). They exist to predict information, if the prediction fails to align with reality, it is simply a misprediction.

Programming language idea: remove all forms of loops. There is no means of doing anything in a loop. Recursion included. The interpreter deletes the program to insure it can't be ran with new values. It refuses to execute code in the presense of git.

Programming language idea: you compile coroutines to the following form:

function co(ip, state)
    if ip == 1 then
        ...first op...
    elseif ip == 2 rhen
        ...second op...
    elseif ip = 3 then
        ... you get the idea ...
    else
        ... all done :) ....
     end
end

I am sure this is not an original idea.

Someone has made an AI free fork of Zed it seems:
https://gram.liten.app/

I ain't gonna lie, Itch.io's tags honestly kinda suck when you aren't tagging stuff that neatly fits into a mechanical box and would rather tag the themes of the game.

Me: sees interesting a fun post

Post: is a substack blog

Me, having clicked on the link: "motherFUCKER"

The permacomputing solution to spelling is actually not using a computer dictionary but a physical dictionary and anytime you can't find the word in the dictionary, you just make up a new personal spelling until English spelling fixes itself or splits into dialectic spellings.

Cool programming language, but does it compile to something I could explain to my mom and have her help me run?

breaking news: filing cabent prices soar from unexpect rush in demand. Manufactures struggle to keep up as business rush to pivot to paper.

Alphabet: ...QRS...

Brain, tired from looking at RAID stuff for Linux: Is this some kind of Rust thing...?

remember CPUs do wonky things like "fetch while you decode, decode while you execute, execute during writebacks unless there is data depedencies", and thinking how far removed we are from the metal cause I don't think any language has actual semantics for handling when you have unwittingly formed a data dependency.

I guess Google wants to help me stop parasocially looking at comments on video. Seems like their new uBlock prevention measure is... turning off comments?

If you a game developer with a

• a website
• where you host your games directly
• and possibly can buy them directly from it

Message me, I wanna make a little list (to put on my website).