“You better not be a 馃 running on terminal!”
馃搶 Go, Dino, Run!
A Terminal Game; implementation of Chrome's offline Dino run game written in pure Golang.
Coding
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Semantic Density: When Some Languages Feel Heavier than Others
On the visual weight of Japanese language and the verbosity (a.k.a. minimalism) of Go.
To you, 2000 years from now
A Variable by Any Other Name
On why naming things in code is actually a linguistic and existential problem, and what our choices reveal.
There Is No Philosopher's Stone
Humankind cannot gain anything without first giving something in return. To obtain, something of equal value must be lost
Crashing This (Go) App
In which I transform a meme into a practical guide for crashing simulation services in nested virtual machines, ensuring no survivors.
Implementing Game Control, Part 2: On the Game of Life
How I implemented control in the Game of Life, Part 2 - Controlling world updates in the Game.
Implementing Game Control, Part 1: Loop Control in Go
How I implemented control on the Game of Life, Part 1 - Controlling infinite loop in Go programming language.
Making Game of Life in Go
In which I stumbled upon an article mentioning the Game of Life, felt a wave of nostalgia, and did a weekend project to make an implementation of it in Go, playable on Terminal.
Matrix Solving with Julia (and Numpy as comparison)
In which I got curious, rekindled my past with Julia (the language), and did some benchmark tests against NumPy.
So Long, and Thanks For All The Tweets (Scraper)
As of yesterday, and confirmed by Elon Musk himself (kinda), Twitter requires people to be signed in to see tweets, even public ones. End of an era.