sumeet

let's make a webpage about betaveros/noulith, and looking at even betaveros's aocs that he did in noutlih to kinda celebrate how cool of a language it is.

exhaustively look through all of his code examples in noulith from the aocs (he won all of aoc using his own lang!) and also examples from the noulith repo itself (and the README), and find interesting uses like there's so much cool syntax like the infix and other things inspired by haskell / ruby / etc i think it's really cool and we could kinda highlight / outline those

he also has a blog post where he talks about the design of noulith https://blog.vero.site/post/noulith. let's try and incorporate it into the page? i feel like i wish i had the patience to go sit through and read the entire blog post by him but i'm kind of in the mood for also a way to experience it myself in a lower key way and then also share the language with other people. it's been hard to do that, sometimes it's hard to feel the interesting part of a language until you read / write

sumeet

let's make a webpage about betaveros/noulith, and looking at even betaveros's aocs that he did in noutlih to kinda celebrate how cool of a language it is.

exhaustively look through all of his code examples in noulith from the aocs (he won all of aoc using his own lang!) and also examples from the noulith repo itself (and the README), and find interesting uses like there's so much cool syntax like the infix and other things inspired by haskell / ruby / etc i think it's really cool and we could kinda highlight / outline those

he also has a blog post where he talks about the design of noulith https://blog.vero.site/post/noulith. let's try and incorporate it into the page? i feel like i wish i had the patience to go sit through and read the entire blog post by him but i'm kind of in the mood for also a way to experience it myself in a lower key way and then also share the language with other people. it's been hard to do that, sometimes it's hard to feel the interesting part of a language until you read / write 

sumeet

local wezterm = require 'wezterm'

local names = {}
for name, _ in pairs(wezterm.color.get_builtin_schemes()) do
  table.insert(names, name)
end
math.randomseed(os.time())

wezterm.on('window-config-reloaded', function(window, pane)
  -- first time this window loads config → pick a scheme

sumeet

local wezterm = require 'wezterm'

local names = {}
for name, _ in pairs(wezterm.color.get_builtin_schemes()) do
  table.insert(names, name)
end
math.randomseed(os.time())

wezterm.on('window-config-reloaded', function(window, pane)
  -- first time this window loads config → pick a scheme

sumeet

#!/usr/bin/env ruby
OUTDIR="/var/cache/pacman/pkg"
threads = ARGV.flat_map do |arg|
  [Thread.new { system "sudo curl -L -O --output-dir #{OUTDIR} https://archive.archlinux.org/.all/#{arg}" },
   Thread.new { system "sudo curl -L -O --output-dir #{OUTDIR} https://archive.archlinux.org/.all/#{arg}.sig" }]
end
threads.each(&:join)

sumeet

## Lab 0: Installation (15-30 minutes)
- [ ] Goals:
  - Get development environment set up on computer.
  - Get IntelliSense and IDE support working.
  - Get the formatter working
  - Code and run our first Hello, World!
- [ ] Install Go toolchain
  - For what we're doing, version shouldn't matter (as long as it supports generics >= 1.18)
  - Linux: Through OS package manager (apt / yum / pacman / etc.)
  - Mac: Can be installed through brew: `brew install golang` 

sumeet

@on-stdin ( -> )
  ( increment num-bytes-read )
  ;incoming/num-bytes-read LDA2 ( =: count )
  INC2 ( =: count )
  ( count &> ) DUP2 ;incoming/num-bytes-read STA2

  ( first 4 bytes are the IP )
  ( count &> ) DUP2 #0001 EQU2 #00 EQU ?{ LIT "< draw-char }

  ( count &> ) DUP2 #0005 LTH2 #00 EQU ?{

sumeet

There are several items on the list of projects that I'm absolutely interested in doing. I think RC will be much more satisfying to me if I plan for and achieve several small milestones across different projects than working on only one project for the 3 months.

I'm trying to filter the list down to the biggest glaring holes in my understanding of computing, including bucket list type topics I've always wanted to learn about. I'm attempting to flesh out goals and milestones ahead of time, so I have clear and attainable targets to work towards.

For accountability, goal-setting, and for the sake of a momento, I'd like to start making a <=5 minute video very casually documenting what I accomplished in the day. I'll check in after the first week to see if this is useful. One thing I struggle with is sufficiently reflecting on and presenting my work -- I would like to have some sort of projects portfolio on my personal website.

I've also listed some shorter projects that I feel really confident about, to knock

sumeet

// Binary Tree

//      10
//   5       15
// 1   7   12   20
//        11

// better graphical representation of a tree
// https://cdn.programiz.com/sites/tutorial2program/files/bst-vs-not-bst.png

sumeet

diff '--color=auto' -U1000 -r -u plasma-desktop-5.24.5/applets/pager/plugin/windowmodel.cpp plasma-desktop-5.24.5-modded/applets/pager/plugin/windowmodel.cpp
--- plasma-desktop-5.24.5/applets/pager/plugin/windowmodel.cpp	2022-05-03 03:31:25.000000000 -0700
+++ plasma-desktop-5.24.5-modded/applets/pager/plugin/windowmodel.cpp	2022-06-20 10:37:59.906814525 -0700
@@ -1,138 +1,150 @@
 /*
     SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2016 Eike Hein <hein.org>
     SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-or-later
 */
 
 #include "windowmodel.h"