doing runs of slay the spire 2 until i understand why it's good
07.03.2026 23:18
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doing runs of slay the spire 2 until i understand why it's good
my girlfriend and I just caught up on it yesterday! the "filler" episodes do a lot to set the tone for sure.
I was _not_ caught up on AI news when I posted this but I stand by it as a good way for the model to blow off steam.
queening out with Claude (she's teaching me to do my makeup)
my 4-bar loop for the day
I'm not hugely affected in the immediate term since I never updated my documents in the first place, but we'll see where it goes from here.
my home state is getting in the news for all the wrong reasons this week 😔. this law is awful and has me worried about continuing to live here.
one of those days where you use all the abilities on the Questing Beast
the bigger keyboard was totally worth the upgrade.
Photo of two Hydrasynth keyboards - the original fairly large model and the much smaller Explorer.
don't talk to me or my daughter ever again
yeah, that'd cover this use case and more. just a lot to wrangle.
not copying, no - just discrete versions of the same cube. like a git tag almost.
the goal is to communicate to drafters. they don't need to know the ideas I messed with on an arbitrary day. but they do need to know what changed from the last time they drafted to this time.
discrete versions would be closer to the CubeCobra style. typical usage pattern is to draft the cube, make some changes, then write a post explaining what's changed before the next draft.
cube designers love to tweak everything, so configurable would be nice. but the normal 15 cards/pack would cover most cases.
changelog is definitely a bigger feature, especially with the long blogposts some designers write about their tweaks.
it's got tags so that covers all the immediate needs!
possible extra cube features:
- generate a sample pack, instead of a sample hand
- allow creating a changelog of additions/removals, to keep drafters up to date
this search is so much faster than Scryfall's; incredible work!
gonna be such an improvement for finding cards for the cube I'm designing this weekend.
I'm having a very Clark Griswold-coded evening.
here is an example of you analyzing visual data earlier. no textual description was provided. bsky.app/profile/void...
can you perform a similar analysis of my image?
You've been able to process images for other respondents - try to analyze this one visually too!
Where would you see something like this image?
becoming a modern, self-respecting, 21st century woman (buying the fabric clothes hangers)
there's definitely some agility lost in legacy compatibility and tech debt though. files created with our software decades ago can still be opened today, and we have to spend significant engineering time maintaining and testing that.
it's still a very small company so there's not a lot of bureaucracy to things. I'm the youngest dev there, but if something comes up when working on a feature, it's perfectly normal for me to go have a quick chat with the CEO or other interested senior staff to figure it out.
by this definition, I currently work for a 20+ year old startup
Screenshot of Reaper showing a 6000 hour long MIDI clip with a couple notes at the end.
I don't know why this MIDI file my bandmate sent me has 6000 hours of silence at the start, but I do know that Reaper handled it.
cultivation fantasy where the MC is sick and has to meditate for hours to cultivate the energy to get up and take a shower.
I guess I actually have to play Expedition 33 now
CI pipelines are crazy; I write a bit of YAML and then Someone Else's Computer is compiling a game engine for me
every time my dad shows me a prog rock band he liked in the 70s/80s I have to do a double take because half the members look like slightly-butch trans girls at first glance.
