William Casarin @jb55@maly.io
Haskell, Nix, C, Bitcoin, Gamedev.
https://jb55.com
- Bitcoin
- https://bitcoinhackers.org/@jb55
- Functional Programming
- https://functional.cafe/@jb55
- gopher
- gopher://jb55.com
Built a deep learning machine for a friend. Now wishing I had the money to build an identical one for myself.
The unique thing about this one is that he only uses foss so cuda was out so I ended up doing an all amd build.
I have to say this vega56 is not too shabby for $300 and installing everything was much less frustrating than using nvidia.
I have a gopher hole now, not much on it: gopher://jb55.com
follow me on twtxt: https://jb55.com/twtxt.txt will follow back
@koenaro it's WAY too fuckin complicated, the ABI constantly breaks, it doesn't play nicely with others, among other things
I don't like Rust. Please stop asking my why sway isn't written in it and acting like it's the most obvious thing in the world that it should be
https://mastodon.social/@brennen/101478307217733084
terminal software is lindy: grep, curl, sed, the list goes on... Only gui examples I can think of is excel and word?
Achieving anything in life nowadays is 5% talent, 5% hard work and 90% not being distracted by the Internet.
#PostmarketOS is a new #GNU/Linux distribution that aims to provide a long term OS for mobile devices:
https://postmarketos.org/
map (chr . (+1) . ord) "mob"
Mostly working now. Used my cal for the first time today. One thing I implemented that I think I like is that you're not bound to making timeblocks on arbitrary 15-30 minute boundaries. 5 minutes boundaries have less wasted time.
native apps will make a comeback once people realize that computers aren't getting faster, and the web is getting more bloated every day
Added edit mode to viscal, a timeblocking calendar I'm working on. Can edit timeblocks now.
xonsh is pretty cool. it's like if bash and python had a child.
how much am I going to regret this
or more generally: a central computer for the house with many light clients with direct access.
