Browser automatically overlaid onto a neovim split

I have some ideas about how to fake/overlay a browser on a neovim split.

Programming languages as human-designed method of managing abstraction

Wave forms as shapes

From https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeUAHHPt-LY

Thinking about masking tape

i3 setup and custom apps by Devine

From reddit

Screenshot of the Ink Console interface

Cool idea for an interactive story device: Ink Console

My new random quote page

I built a new little site to serve a random quote I've added to use as my new tab page. There's only like 9 quotes so far but hopefully I'll keep adding.

Along with the garden, this is another little app that runs on my server (digital ocean droplet) alongside it's admin app. Unlike the garden, this one even uses a database instead of flat files (for better or worse).

Listening to a podcast about Smalltalk and thinking about the possibilities of AI

Tabletop writing

Tabeltop on screen

Camera setup

Working (once again) on a tabletop webcam setup.

Developer Voices YouTube page

I've been really enjoying Developer Voices. Most of the topics are a level beyond my expertise, but I think they do a great job of describing the shape of the concepts with enough detail that it feels concrete.

Repeating spirals

Doing some color work and thinking/learning once again about Phyllotaxis (by way of d3).

My new home screen config using Niri and Wabyar

Trying out a new workspace technique. Home screen is a to do list, with the top unchecked item showing across workspaces in Waybar. Keyboard shortcut opens a new workspace with possibility to name. Toggle-able waybar sidebar shows all workspaces.

Early days but I'm enjoying it so far.

Reddit post about Neovim being cozy

I agree! https://www.reddit.com/r/neovim/comments/1ile375/neovim_feels_cosy

Embeddings raise the possibility of exploring ideas spatially. The central challenge is how to balance between automatically laying out ideas semantically and allowing the user to group or cluster themselves.

User movement mirrors the experience of the best physical brainstorming - cutting up pieces and rearranging, examining, rearranging again.

Embeddings promise automatic clustering and hopefully surfacing new connections.

Background image transition over an MNIST digit spritesheet

Figuring out an MNIST timer.

Countdown timer inspired by Evangelion

Timer project is far enough along that it's time to make more skins.

Was somewhat randomly listening to this podcast about Zig: Zig as a Multi-OS Build System. And was struck by the description of Python's primary use to a lot of people being "bindings for interesting C libraries" (paraphrased). Which is actually a pretty good motivating statement for me to get better at setting up simple Python backends for some of my web experiments.