nff @nff@merveilles.town

# introduction
I make machines to make music.
They're made of silicon and ceramic flakes on the inside, wood and aluminium on the outside.

I like electronics, 3d sound, modular synths, VR, cycling, transcendental meditation, infodiving, anti-gravity racing, strong beer, the white noise of the sea, the grain of wood, and weird plants.

I try and create things with puredata, Eagle, C, html/css/javascript, glsl, and I'm in love with Powershell.
Clojure-curious.

Longing for Singularity.

http://clojurescriptkoans.com/
Ok. It started.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzTH_ZqaFKI
Live coding music with Lisp.
Lovely. Stunning. Wonderful.

I just started playing with RxJS, quite lovable, and then I found this https://medium.com/@puppybits/rxjs-is-great-so-why-have-i-moved-on-534c513e7af3
(insert alternative to "god" here)'s sign? I don't know yet :/

https://hackaday.com/2016/05/25/learn-functional-reactive-programming-on-your-arduino/
Looks suuuper interesting, anybody ever gave this a try?
Would be curious to see how's performance on an atTiny85

# introduction
I make machines to make music.
They're made of silicon and ceramic flakes on the inside, wood and aluminium on the outside.

I like electronics, 3d sound, modular synths, VR, cycling, transcendental meditation, infodiving, anti-gravity racing, strong beer, the white noise of the sea, the grain of wood, and weird plants.

I try and create things with puredata, Eagle, C, html/css/javascript, glsl, and I'm in love with Powershell.
Clojure-curious.

Longing for Singularity.

https://youtu.be/juX99-gtZ9w
My first go at #ORCA plus #puredata !
#theWorkshop

If anybody needs to use git-GitHub submodules, here's a bash script to automatically update all modules in a parent repo https://github.com/noizhardware/test/blob/master/updatesubmodules.sh

Hi Merveilles, what's your best practice when it comes to multi-language projects on GitHub?

I see only two ways:

1. Fuckit. Just upload everything in one repo with languagename folders. CON: GitHub can and will list the repo with only one language (you can decide which one, but yeah...just one it is).

2. Create a separate repo for each language. CON: you have to manually update all common files, like part of the documentation

What's your way and why?

been using javascript's Date().getDay() to get day of MONTH, but it actually returns day of WEEK (0-6), but I didn't realize that until today, as July starts with a Monday, so July 1st was also week's 1st, all looked good. LOL. Then today I was getting this "0" day, mumble...

Btw, Date().getDate() returns day of MONTH!

making my time/date format ( https://github.com/noizhardware/floow ) I thought "yeah I'm gona make the date as compact and data-dense as possible", like you know, use "19" instead of the full year, I'll be so dead by the year 2100, who cares.
But then something clicked, half of it was just the hope to outlive 2100, the other half like "if somebody wants to use this format, and they might outlive me, and that date format will be a part of me that'll continue to live as long as there's somebody using it"