As we come up to the end of the month, it is a good time to mention that I have posted a weekly chapter for about four years now. While free to read, my writing is supported by #Patreon (https://patreon.com/dmoonfire) and Typewriter Press (https://typewriter.press/d-moonfire/) among others.
I don't really do much with tiers at all, $1/month gets you access to all my works in progress, polls for the next projects, and my appreciation. I also try to listen to suggestions or requests to the best of my ability.
I was playing with https://www.vitling.xyz/toys/acid-banger/ and then went to Wikipedia to try understanding what acid EDM is.
My brain hurts.
It would be awesome if I could find a generative/procedural version of the music I like to code/write to.
The site is neat also.
software dev, salty (-)
I mean, I try really hard to be as helpful as possible. But when we have a team meeting and do a shared code review, one would think a developer would *write down the things they need to change*. You know, instead of thinking they could remember everything and then five minutes later make a *completely* wrong change.
"I moved the file like you said but it doesn't work."
"Do you change the import statement to the new path?"
"Did I need to?"
Sadly, C# doesn't have the ability to have namespacing like that so I jump through hoops trying to add my MfGames.* packages if I don't want to pay the $100/year for a SSL license to sign the items to p ush them up just so I can use them in CI.
On another front, I was thinking about #Rust's lack of namespacing on crate names which frustrates me because people like using common names. In this regard, Go seems to have a good pattern and I realized Cargo can use Git links and specific tags and I think that might be a better pattern for me.
rand = { git = "https://gitlab.com/dmoonfire/bob", tag = "0.2.3" }
I might consider using that more, mainly because Rust recompiles the entire project anyways, it doesn't hurt much.
Got a brain worm about text editors though so that kept me company while I was sleeping. Part of me wishes I had the ability to write an editor but I know a lot of it is because I just don't like Python (Sublime) and I want something that works on Windows/Linux.
Atom seems to be dying, at least in terms of users, comments, etc. My PRs are sitting longer, which is frustrating because I want to fix things.
And Xi looks awesome... but it was abandoned. :(
Getting a bit overwhelmed though. These last three weekends of doing major household improvements has made writing impossible because I can't relax knowing there is a mess or I need to do one more thing.
Now, I need to fix a lot of things, handle obligations, and see if I can finally finish these static site migrations that are stopping me from updating anything. (When things start breaking, they stay breaking.)
Also, Atom and I were fighting for a few hours but I think we've resolved our diff
I also want to play with the new KDE but that requires Kubuntu to update. :( And they are still on 20.10.
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