Doing archeology to understand why everyone is saying 4

Sometimes I want to login into my old account to do something like post a comment on youtube, but luckily google makes logging in difficult so I give up

Allegedly I wrote a clunky GTK backend for my abomination

What if I just make GUIs like this now?

Look at this tho https://makko.starlightnet.work/

https://codeberg.org/PersonalTechHelp/hugo-unslopped

The only one that worked do far was Slint but it did make my already large 6MB binary go to 28MB which I cannot live with.

I find myself going through the trials and tribulations of finding a GUI toolkit that doesn't make my binaries tens of megabytes and works across Linux and Windows with cross compilation.

Hey... is like... fiberglass... any different from asbestos?

Insanity

I really want to put a standard sized cell battery in it but also I don't want it to be too chonky. As is the height is less than the height of standard 14mm cell so not sure what I am actually going to do there.

Also tomorrow I will pick up the new boards from the post and hopefully they will just work.

If they do, I am probably in a good place to add batteries and charging circuitry in the next revision.

Just merged some basic symbolic capabilities into tinycalc.

Seen below computing a time in hours by doing some substitutions with the units "mAh" and "mA", and dividing a time in hours by the unit "days."

I think next we get into the wonderful never-visited-by-me world of algebra graph exploration and actual CAS things.

Exciting! Scary!

https://git.sr.ht/~felipetavares/tinycalc

> If it restricts use for a specific purpose then it's not an open source license. So no, by definition it doesn't exist

Well, have you considered definitions were made by people with no more or less right to create definitions than you and you can create your own definitions?

> As far as I have seen the Anti-AI license discussion always circles around preventing using code as training input. - This obviously is a dead end.

pff stop being weak, play by the rules you want to play not by the rules other people want you to play.

you wouldn't raw dog an svg

Underrated visualization technique: writing programs that write SVGs.

I was reading a bit more in depth book about Haskell and I now have the point of view that Python and Haskell are are not too different

*I* am the hallucinating machine

I just guessed the names of 3 functions in an API and my code compiled and worked as I expected

I am one with the universe