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he/him, clojure, niche programming, dependent typing, analog RPGs and storygames

[Logseq 🪵 @logseq]

Amazing! 🙏

[Yaron (Ron) Minsky @yminsky]

An interesting job opportunity at Jane Street: Low-latency engineering.

Really looking for anyone with experience in low-level systems programming and optimization. No particular programming language background required.

https://t.co/2SiauQ1tNu

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@RobinDLaws I think y'all are overdue for a segment on Meret Oppenheim!

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@bluestockingetc @GoldenLassoGirl Homelander being a contemptible psycho is triple-underlined in blood-red; anyone who admires him was...let's say already inclined in certain directions.

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I think Michel DeMontagne said something similar about honesty, that is that he simply can't keep straight what falsehoods he should tell, so he doesn't.

[Maggie Mae Fish 🌈 @MaggieMaeFish]

I used to think it was Big of Me that I didn't Hold Grudges but then I realized I just have ADHD and simply, cannot remember what happened

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@KevinPetker To be clear, I'm not bothered that being a dad is important to you! Rather, it's about what I read from the fact that you volunteer it early. "Oh no, is he obsessed with the nuclear family as a pillar of society?!" even though I've met you, and the answer is no.

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@KevinPetker It might have to do with the question: If I know nothing about you, is one of the 3 most important questions "Does he have children?"

I don't think it is, and the negative signal may spring from this mismatch.

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My Nazidar went off when I saw the statue pic, but this seems to be a legit and quite lovely collection.

[The Cultural Tutor @culturaltutor]

One piece of art from every decade since the year 1300, in chronological order.

1300-1310: The Bronze Head of Ife, Nigeria

1/83

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@Epidiah Ooh, are you using something like Sente?

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@Shoq @davenewworld_2 Industry, science, and government encompasses many institution types. What should we do instead?

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translated out of what now

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@bobzhang1988 @rescriptlang 我在学习中文，link preview让我我以为了课程是用中文。很可惜呀🙂

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Text scammers aspiring to literature

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Dwarf Fortress at the MoMA

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Feed the what now

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@kajidankritik @ArtisanTony @TeslaDiva99 @NanoblackX @Rainmaker1973 It sounds like you're saying we can declare things without justifying them, ie we have a license to believe anything we want whether it's true or not. Nothing is verifiable; everything is arbitrary. This has pretty profound implications, some of them alarming.

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@kajidankritik @ArtisanTony @TeslaDiva99 @NanoblackX @Rainmaker1973 It's fascinating how this argument always ends up at the same impasse. I think it's a problem of definition, where "free will" is allowed to have a definition that has no meaningful test or consequences, ie it's not falsifiable.

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@ArtisanTony @kajidankritik @TeslaDiva99 @NanoblackX @Rainmaker1973 So you're saying that people who were always damned could have avoided it, ie God could be wrong about them? God isn't omniscient through all space and time?

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@kajidankritik @ArtisanTony @TeslaDiva99 @NanoblackX @Rainmaker1973 So you're saying that people who were always damned could have avoided it, ie God could be wrong about them?

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@kajidankritik @ArtisanTony @TeslaDiva99 @NanoblackX @Rainmaker1973 Responsibility and causation are different. Responsibility is who gets punished, but if your decision was foreordained then you were born to be punished and had no say in it.