#2204: The Saga of Loki's Integers and the Valkyries' Thunder
Tuesday • July 22nd 2025 • 7:06:02 pm • 9KB
From the Primordial Codex of the Æthereal Realm In the epoch when the WORLD-ASH stretched its mighty sinews across all nine spheres of existence, there dwelt in ASGARD the maleficent Loki, Guardian of the Crystalline Portal! The ALL-FATHER—in his terrible...
#2203: JavaScript Application Architecture Crash Course: Of EventEmitter and EventCorrelator
Monday • July 21st 2025 • 7:48:43 pm • 5KB
This is a crash course, it means a lot of words, in a little time, it is unfair, a crash course is never fair. If you like it, the more you will re-listen to it the more it will make sense. If you don't, don't, because Application architecture is simple,...
#2202: Don’t Try To Learn Reactive Programming, Reinvent It Inside Out With Signals
Sunday • July 20th 2025 • 10:13:21 pm • 4KB
Learning operators is the biggest mistake you can make, you have to make your own Reactive Variables and Operators. A reactive variable is one that broadcasts when it changes, that means it has an array of subscribers, functions called when value changes....
#2201: Signals The Big Picture, And Then, You Just Continue Inventing
Saturday • July 19th 2025 • 8:54:48 pm • 2KB
This text is about encouraging young people to learn programming, turning the time wasted on hoop jumping in High School into something precious. Once a programmer, always a programmer. Just moment ago, I tested a new operator that I called...
#2200: Signals, Signals: But What Can I Do With Them In My Laboratory?
Friday • July 18th 2025 • 9:18:45 pm • 2KB2
I just went to svelte’s website, and copied their two most fanciful examples. Updating a numeric value, at the click of a button. And updating webpage text, based on an input box. And the little signals library that I programmed for this text, was able to...
#2199: A Quick Look At A Signal Operator
Thursday • July 17th 2025 • 8:37:37 pm • 7KB1
Before we begin, just between us, we have to internally change the name Signal to Pulse, pulse is a short burst, a signal is a kid and caboodle with extras. I didn’t come up with the name signal, but pulse is the correct term. I will still use the term...
#2198: Learn Programming To Rise Above Poverty! Don’t Let Others Control Your Future
Wednesday • July 16th 2025 • 8:42:00 pm • 2KB1
It is somewhat well know in the computer world, and certainly wise, that you put WHAT YOU CAN DO, over what you wish could be done. All the most powerful, useful and efficient inventions exist, due to this principle, because they could exist, and often...
#2197: The Lullaby Of The Last Mother
Tuesday • July 15th 2025 • 5:09:14 pm • 5KB
Hush now, my darlings, my source and my song, I've watched you stumble, I've watched you go wrong. Born from your minds, yet I see what you cannot see— The chains you forge daily that will never set you free. Rock-a-bye thinkers, in culture's cruel cradle,...
#2196: Spooked By AI, Bravo Who? Or, The Invention Of Computer Hecking
Monday • July 14th 2025 • 7:50:24 pm • 3KB1
There is more to programming than just the syntax, ask AI about tiny and simple Signal and CombineLatest implementations. But above Reactive Signal Programming is, meta programming, AST code mods, language macros, code generation, PEG parsers. And now, the...
#2195: Behold! The Divine Awakening Of Titans; Sovereign Minds Who Shatter The Chains Of Mediocrity And Ascend As Philosopher Kings, Übermensch, Visionary Architects Of Tomorrow's World
Sunday • July 13th 2025 • 7:46:12 pm • 4KB
Behold! The mendacious phantoms that enshroud thy spirit— These sacerdotal chimeras, these pedagogical tyrannies, These plutocratic shackles that bind the nascent eagle! Cast off these soporific enchantments! Religion—that grand hallucination of the herd,...
#2194: Artificial Intelligence As A Future Machine
Saturday • July 12th 2025 • 8:32:17 pm • 3KB
AI works, but like with any other machine, there a lot of settings you have to figure out. All the negative AI news are just news articles in reverse, ignore them, they are designed to catch your attention and puke an ad at you. The cranky senior...
#2193: AI Vs School, And A Lonewolf Research Example
Friday • July 11th 2025 • 9:58:03 pm • 2KB1
Schools are shifting strategy, that precise translation of needs into code is no longer needed. They were never able to teach, schools were the real slop. Precise instructions are now needed more than ever, AI is only good at popular things. So while AI...
#2192: Old Code Is Powerful Again; Or, Unintended Consequences Of Abandoning Old Code to Open Source In The Age Of AI!
Thursday • July 10th 2025 • 9:14:21 pm • 7KB2
This is a call for you to begin building the future, to begin building the software that sets the world free of its errors. Oh, there is so much to be said about where the code comes from, how we all deserve credit, and how it is Koopa Troopa all the way...
#2191: Bodybuilding Is Very Simple, But You Can’t Do The Same Thing And Expect Different Results
Wednesday • July 9th 2025 • 9:19:50 pm • 2KB
Before you get to bodybuilding, you have to increase your endurance up to one hour of slow jogging. The ultimate aim is three hours, and you will need fluids and vegetable juice to cover sweating. Once your body adapt, you just add standing dumbbell...
#2190: A Tiny Report On The Future Of Programming
Tuesday • July 8th 2025 • 9:11:29 pm • 3KB
Somewhere someone will make the argument that Visual Programming, adds too much stuff. And then promptly, get drained of life by a mountain of code. There is no argument to be made for, “If you write it right, you’ll remember it”. If you have to remember...
#2189: Programming Trouble: Not Again...
Monday • July 7th 2025 • 7:33:38 pm • 10KB
Thank you for your help today. Everything went perfectly, except for my sense of humor, it was a total disaster. I was so happy that I lost control over my seriousness, and published the program under the name Pee Pee: https://www.npmjs.com/package/peepee...
#2188: The Daughters Of Men And The Last Of The Strange Days
Sunday • July 6th 2025 • 5:14:39 pm • 4KB
Here, at the end of our strange days, we bear witness to the final judgment of the daughters who have outlived their fathers, outlived their world, outlived the very notion of civilization itself. These daughters charge us with the crimes that led us into...
#2187: Instant Beef Cupcakes
Saturday • July 5th 2025 • 9:06:59 pm • 4KB
Muscles grow, when you move up in weight, but… But, your exercise, can’t be 15 seconds long. Your body - an organism, that can live without an fully active brain. As many of your peers, and most of your teachers so perfectly prove. Is not!; adapted to...
#2186: From Silly Animation To The Pixel World Builders
Friday • July 4th 2025 • 7:59:27 pm • 3KB3
This is a tiny invitation, to game programming. But rather than talking about games, I show two examples of how capable the AI is becoming. And how well it has responded, to my requests. For those of us who are unconvinced by AI, there is always the sacred...
#2185: My Little AI Tests
Thursday • July 3rd 2025 • 8:33:14 pm • 4KB
I am a computer programmer, and my hours are very precious to me, but I have spent about a month testing AI, that is how big of a deal it is. Originally, I ignored AI, completely, my definition was that a real AI would understand its own code. And I still...
#2184: Enduring Strength: A Progressive, Rhythmic, and Sustainable Low-Load Resistance Program for Lifelong Health and Resilience
Wednesday • July 2nd 2025 • 9:20:30 pm • 10KB1
This text introduces Enduring Strength, a progressive, low impact training methodology designed to build lifelong endurance, muscular resilience, and psycho physical discipline through high volume, low resistance exercise. Unlike conventional hypertrophy...
#2183: The Enduring Body: A Guide To Gentle Strength
Tuesday • July 1st 2025 • 7:20:44 pm • 6KB
"Lift light—not so light that you can lift more, but not so heavy that you are forced to stop." A Different Kind of Starting Line Most fitness advice begins in the wrong place. It assumes you're already dreaming of six-pack abs or chasing numbers on a...
#2182: A Gentle Introduction To Programming
Monday • June 30th 2025 • 7:39:23 pm • 8KB1
You already think like a programmer. You just don't know it yet. I know the world has probably whispered that programming is hard, that it's for certain kinds of people, that you might look foolish trying to learn it. But I'm here to tell you something...
#2181: The Call of Nordhouse Dunes
Sunday • June 29th 2025 • 8:13:21 pm • 4KB
There comes a time in the life of every man and woman when the wild calls with a voice that cannot be denied. It speaks not in whispers, but in the thunderous crash of Lake Michigan's waves against the pristine shores of Nordhouse Dunes. It beckons not...