Any Blame! fans? [1] [2] 1: https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/devine_lu_linvega.html 2: https://blame.fandom.com/wiki/Davine_Lu_Linvega
Both Blame! and Ergo Proxy[1] :)
The Uxn Ecosystem
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#12This is a fascinating and elegant little virtual machine design that I think many here would find interesting.
What blows me away is how practical it is. They've ported it to every piece of junk they had laying around, and wrote tons of software. It's not just a design on someone's web page, they're making tools, games, art.
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#13A very inspiring duo.
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#14Everything about this group is fascinating. They are digital nomads on a boat. Every article [0] is a peek into an existence I didn't think or even consider was possible. I always get thrown into a rabbit hole when I visit their site. In another life maybe. [0]: https://100r.co/site/dry_toilet_installation.html
Shitting in the seas is more complex than I thought.
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#15I always love to see them on the front page, not only is the software they write really interesting, all the works they're doing to make the boat as self-sufficient as possible is incredible.
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#16One of their sites I actually check often is their recipes one: https://grimgrains.com/site/home.html
Some fun stuff in there, for the chef/cooking types around here.
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#17Everything about this group is fascinating. They are digital nomads on a boat. Every article [0] is a peek into an existence I didn't think or even consider was possible. I always get thrown into a rabbit hole when I visit their site. In another life maybe. [0]: https://100r.co/site/dry_toilet_installation.html
Some of the stuff is truly fascinating. My favourite: Solar Collector Tubes (cooking using the sun, including baking bread).
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#18Everything about this group is fascinating. They are digital nomads on a boat. Every article [0] is a peek into an existence I didn't think or even consider was possible. I always get thrown into a rabbit hole when I visit their site. In another life maybe. [0]: https://100r.co/site/dry_toilet_installation.html
For anyone interested in this, Devine also has a personal wiki at https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/home.html There's so much cool stuff in there.
Also, they post on Mastodon (since way before the recent migration waves), at:
https://merveilles.town/@neauoire
and the instance created by them hosts a rather fine community of people:
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#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
For anyone interested in this, Devine also has a personal wiki at https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/home.html There's so much cool stuff in there.
Also, they post on Mastodon (since way before the recent migration waves), at: https://merveilles.town/@neauoire https://merveilles.town/@rek and the instance created by them hosts a rather fine community of people: https://merveilles.town/public/local
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#20The author's account on Mastodon (https://merveilles.town/@neauoire) is a treasure trove of many cool little projects and screenshots from the parallel computing universe that is Devine's computer.
I strongly recommend the podcast episode with him at Future of Coding: https://futureofcoding.org/episodes/044.html and the follow up where he talks about Orca, his incredible live music environment: https://futureofcoding.org/episodes/045.html
He's, along with the old Lispers on these forum, the reason why I'm spending so much time thinking about alternative computing and niche programming languages. Uxn is on my todo list, I'm busy with the Smalltalk family these days before diving in on Forth and Uxn :)