Researching the space between objects.

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Recipes

Jaden's Mulled Wine

A Photo of a near empty pot of mulled wine.
  • Bottle of dryish red wine
  • Cinnamon sticks (1-2/bottle of wine)
  • Cardamom pods
  • Juice of 1 large orange
  • Whole cloves (best if stuck into orange wheels to avoid floaties)
  • Ginger root sliced thin
  • All-spice
  • Honey/Maple Syrup/Brown Sugar to taste

Simmer until yummy

OS Lab

Trying to turn linux into a moldable computing environment.

Syndicate Wishlist

Syndicate projects I want to exist but am not actively working on atm.

  • Facet dataflow blocks in syndicate-rs

    • Similar to .on_asserted_facet() but for dataflow blocks, basically wraps the dataflow block in it’s own facet and destroys the previous version of the facet each run of the dataflow block.
    • this is mostly because I am lazy and don’t want to manually retract assertions or handle updating assertions for complicated setups where I’m asserting/retracting many draw commands.
    • this could probably be implemented as a dataflow!() proc macro.
  • Iroh Tools

Ambient Dataspaces

hello

Work-in-progress for now. Will be similar in functionality to the tuplespaces in AmbientTalk

See also: https://git.syndicate-lang.org/ehmry/cow-feds

A Sketch of Running Folk on Synit

My programming life at the moment has been split between the worlds of Syndicate and Folk. They are both reactive programming systems that have a ton of conceptual overlap, so I have been trying to figure out a way to combine the two in a nice way so that I can eventually utilize the Ambient Networking, Graphics, and Audio work I’ve been iterating on in Syndicate world, from Folk, and use the physical interface Folk provides to interact with Syndicate actors.

Misc

Pickle Rankings

  1. Philly Dilly Bloody Mary
  2. Philly Dilly Deli
  3. Habanero Dill
  4. Zesty Sweet Garlic (they’re great for certain vibes tho)

Band Names

100% Ethical, Human-Sourced, Organic Band Names

If you make a band with one of these names and play a show, please let me know I will attend.

  • City-State
  • System Death
  • Field of View
  • GLUED & NAILED & BOLTED TOGETHER
  • Joy i
  • New Quasi-Moon
  • Kale Kale Kale Kale
  • Raining Acorns
  • Ingredient Household
  • Damage Destroyer
  • Modern Medicine
  • -imaginary
  • Our Little Comedian
  • Mazzy Star Clone
  • Bad Jazz
  • 12 Apartments
  • Earlier Permutations of this Kitchen
  • Camry Winter
  • SOUL PATCH FOREVER
  • Boilo
  • Earth Weapons
  • 25 Tons of Crushed Stone
  • iCloud
  • Absolute Blitz
  • Muscular-Skeletal
  • Musculoskeletal
  • Limbic System
  • Yes Limbs
  • Something on the 20th Floor
  • Tor
  • Saving Seconds
  • DJ Edgecombe
  • As Easy As
  • Yesterday
  • Mulled January
  • CRIME/FIRE/MEDICAL
  • Aboard This Train
  • Next Spring
  • Impact of the Non-Invasive
  • Degrees of Freedom
  • Helm
  • Alice

Pangrammic Haikus

5 7 5 syllables that contains all english letters!


vexed zither blood jolts 
prime recursive horizons;  
qi glyph fractal walk
pixel syzygy,
quadratic vectors of thin
moonbeams wake blank jewels

Visual

Interfaces

An Instrument That I Want to Make

Instrument

I’ve been playing my guitars on my lap using a slide a lot more. It’s fantastic. I make some truly disgusting sounds. As I’m playing, I noticed that how I interface with the guitar in this configuration, reminds me a lot of how I interact with Ableton’s Granulator.

Instrument Diagram

With the Granulator, I move a cursor side to side across a digital audio buffer in order to launch the grains at the cursor’s specific point in time. With the slide guitar, I move the slide horizontally to control pitch, and by moving the slide up and down across the strings, I can control which strings are being impacted by the slide.

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