mtknn @mtknn@cybre.space

reaction diffusion, with f = 0.022, k = 0.059

welcome to my new open source social network called "everyone ssh into one machine as root and 'wall' messages to each other"

idea: a 'random number' bot that just always toots '3' because you can't prove that it isn't just randomly choosing 3 every time

tired: pronouncing 'gif' like 'gif'
wired: pronouncing 'latex' like 'latex'

my plan to get copyright strikes on a video of white noise has not actually resulted in copyright strikes: has google improved their content matching... or perhaps that one person who got five strikes on a video of static really did steal their static

here's the video if for some reason you want to listen to two hours of white noise that sounds like every other video of white noise

https://youtu.be/5dXMEQvlgmc

I've generated two hours of white noise basically as prng("by using this seed I release the resulting random numbers into the public domain")

now we'll see if it gets copyright strikes against it on youtube because that'll be funny

when avconv warns you the aac encoder is experimental it isn't lying: it just totally breaks on white noise

is it so much to ask that generating like three billion cryptographically secure random numbers should take like a minute at most

generating 10 hours of audio noise with chacha20 takes a long ass time

if attacks in a game are doing more than like... a thousand nominal damage, and this isn't a game of capital ships attacking each other, that's too much

this book is a lot less serious than I expected

like now we're in a section which is a parable about physics expressed through a virtual reality game of 'don't starve'

I feel like this series needs to commit to either "they're robots and most of their organs are for show; being shot anywhere other than their cyberbulb is cosmetic damage" or "they're basically biological clones and can die for real from things like blood loss"

ok seriously can somebody explain this: the font the moonscript page (http://moonscript.org/) uses for code samples is "range mono" (https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/griffin-moore/range-mono/webfont_preview.html), which has a perfectly normal 'i' if you look at the font file, or download the font (https://github.com/leafo/moonscript-javascript/tree/master/fonts) and render it locally, but on the page itself all the lowercase i's look exactly like 1's

moonscript looks interesting but the docs use what must be the worst possible font for code

("insert" looks like "1nsert"; likewise "1pa1rs")

windows now ummm tells you which processes are eco friendly?

can anybody offer an explanation for why one toot in my notifications has a lighter-gray background than every other toot

fish would have no word for water just like we have no word for air

apple has deprecated opengl because I guess the osx ecosystem was just getting too cluttered with cad and 3d modeling software

seriously considering writing my own sound synthesis system to avoid having to deal with csound or supercollider and their bizarro languages

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