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Link: https://ploum.net/2022-12-05-drowning-in-ai-generated-garbage.html.
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Link: https://mrmotarius.itch.io/mrmo-stitch.
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Link: https://github.com/vscode-org-mode/vscode-org-modeMight be a promising "compromise" to check out org-mode.
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Link: https://orgmode.org/Want to check this out, but don't know if I'm willing to learn Emacs for this.
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Reply to: https://blog.libove.org/posts/first-article-written-with-editor/Extended the editor to allow replies. Still have to add a scraper to fill in the title of the referenced page automatically.
Advent of Code 2022
I'm taking part in Advent of Code 2022 and post my solutions on GitHub.
First Article Written with Editor
This is my first article written with an editor on my website!
Up until now I wrote all my articles either directly on the server or on my PC. For this I use a convoluted system, partially working on the server, partially on my PC with git and ssh in between. As this process is tedious it keeps me from writing short updates.
The online editor is still every limited but I will extend it as needed. Additionally I've adjusted some of the internal structure of the blog to allow for different types of post. This will allow me to also write short notes, which will not show up in the main feed.
graph-force: Python library for embedding large graphs in 2D space, using force-directed layouts
I've published my graph embedding library graph_force on GitHub and PyPi. I wrote about the process of building this a few days ago.
My own algorithm turned out to be quiet slow when compared to networkx. For this reason I also reimplemented the networkx algorithm, but with multithreading support. The most important feature for me was the ability to load the graph from a binary file. While networkx used to much data while ingesting the graph data, I can effortlessly write it to file and load it in graph_force.
At the moment this library fulfils my needs, but with publishing I commit to maintaining it. Maybe this is useful to someone else.
Re: The carcinization of Go programs
Reply to: https://xeiaso.net/blog/carcinization-golangCreative usage of web assembly as a "universal" binary, running on every machine. I'm currently using both Rust and Go. Will keeps this in mind if I ever want to combine them :)
Community Tweeting It
I just realised I never wrote about this small project I created back in 2020. The show Community had a bunch of Twitter account for the characters on the show. They wrote tweets in characters every now and then, which added some additional character interactions to the show. A few times the twitter interactions were also referenced in the show.
I've scraped the tweets of all (known) accounts and created a website to browse all community tweets. I tried to assign the tweets to episodes based on the airing dates. With the current acquisition of Twitter by Musk and the following "turbulences" it might be a good idea to check the project again to see if more data can be preserved. It would be a shame if this piece of my favorite show disappeared forever.
The source and prepared datasets can be found on GitHub.
The show also add a homepage for the fictional community college. Sadly the website is no longer available but it's in the internet archive. Sadly the videos of the A/V Department did not survive.