fkinoshita

@fkinoshita@mastodon.social

Contributing to #GNOME in my free time.

Working on small and focused projects so I can accomplish something in life.

I also like game development and design as well as linguistics and urbanism.

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fkinoshita, to random

started looking into squeak/smalltalk and it's just amazing!
there's this tool called method finder which let's you type in arguments and what you expect them to produce and it lists you all possible methods that could have produced the result.

Screencast of "Squeak" showing the "Method Finder" tool, in it I type the expression "2. 2. 4" to indicate that I want to find some method that with arguments 2 and 2 and produces 4.

cassidy, to GNOME
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Developers of apps on Flathub, some questions for you!

First, what's your app? Why did you choose Flathub to distribute your app? Do you distribute on other stores/distribution methods, or just Flathub—and why? What's something you like about Flathub? What's something that could be better?

Thanks; please boost for reach!

fkinoshita,

@cassidy I only distribute my apps through Flathub, It's a no brainer for me, it just works whenever I need it, it also provides me some statistics like how many downloads my apps have which is pretty nice, more statistics would be welcomed!

My apps are Wildcard, Kana, and Telegraph.

gregorni, to FunctionalProgramming
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Recursion is an antipattern.

fkinoshita,

@gregorni It can be pretty hard to understand recursion thinking about the same function calling itself or recreating the call stack in your head, the way I think about it is "am I covering all the cases?" that being does it work for the base case and for the n + 1 case.

Some example in python

def fact(n):  
 if n == 0: # base case  
 return 1  
 return n * fact (n - 1) # n + 1 case

It's important to note that the n + 1 case converges to the base case with each call to fact()

fkinoshita,

@kramo @gregorni Yes, just wanted to use a language Gregor was familiar with!

fkinoshita,

@gregorni What are you using OCaml for?! Gave it a try some time ago but didn't really like it

stroughtonsmith, (edited ) to random
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Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint for visionOS

/via https://apps.apple.com/us/developer/microsoft-corporation/id298856275

#visionOS

fkinoshita,

@stroughtonsmith This feels a bit weird to me, there's a whole interactive 3d space and the applications are gonna be confined in a flat plane still?

fkinoshita, to badminton

first day using racket and i'm really enjoying it, got this little program to test the multiplicative persistence of a number working in only 36 lines of code!

#racket #scheme #lisp #math

command-line session showing racket program running, on the first time we test the number 77 and we got this output: 77 49 36 18 8 steps : 4 the second time we test the number 277777788888899 and we got this output: 277777788888899 4996238671872 438939648 4478976 338688 27648 2688 768 336 54 20 0 steps : 11

fkinoshita,

@gregorni Pretty much all languages share the same ideas, right? variables , functions, loops and/or recursion, you just learn how to apply them on whatever language you're currently learning!

fkinoshita, to Lisp

got a little lisp scratchpad going on, it inserts and highlights matching brackets and auto indents as well.

feels pretty good to write on it!

#gtk #lisp

Libadwaita code editor, the code reads as the following: (def hello (lambda () (print "hello!")))

gregorni, to firefox
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Just discovered a new Firefox trick: Three-finger tapping the New Tab button searches the last (or currently) selected text in the default search engine.

fkinoshita,

@gregorni Another cool one is to middle-click the reload button to open up the same page or another tab, I use it all the time!

FineFindus, to random
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I wanted to finish day 07 and 08 of #AdventOfCode today, but I'm not having much fun coding today, so I barely wrote three lines.

fkinoshita,

@FineFindus Maybe giving https://eli.li/december-adventure a try could work better!

fkinoshita, to programming

decided to give @hare a try this week and i really like it, in our tech world where everything is built on the shoulders of giants having a simple language like hare feels refreshing! :D

#programming #hare

gregorni, to rust
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Somehow, whenever I write Rust, I feel like it's not really for me. I always spend so much time dealing with Rust logic, and so little time on actually writing the code I want.

I can understand how it suits a lot of people to have an extremely clear visualization of the path their code takes when it runs, but I prefer to write less code, even in that means sacrificing performance.

#Rust #Rustlang #programming #software #coding #softwaredevelopment

fkinoshita,

@gregorni How long have you been learning Rust?

fkinoshita,

@gregorni @FineFindus Maybe finding a project that would benefit from Rust's strong points like some data processing, rendering, etc…

fkinoshita,

@gregorni @FineFindus Making a little language it's not that hard and Rust's type system makes that quite fun! :D

sako, to random
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idk man

image/png

fkinoshita,

@sako I feel you, have you got to karnaugh maps yet?

fkinoshita, to random

happy 0x14 anniversary for me!

fkinoshita, to GNOME

Just got this together, not sure if it would be better to make something more automatic but something to remind me of what I need to do it's already better than forgetting basic stuff when creating a new app release!

#GNOME #libadwaita #app

gregorni, (edited ) to programming
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What do you say to whitespace-sensitive/oriented programming languages, assuming your IDE supports the whitespace-behaviour really well, and all the tooling around it is generally good?

fkinoshita,

@FineFindus @gregorni yeah haskell can be quite difficult to read, OCaml has a similar syntax but I find it way easier

munificent, to random
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Something fun showed up in the mail today! It's hard to describe how weird it is seeing something I am so intimately familiar with surrounded by a language I can't read. I love it.

fkinoshita,

@matt @munificent It's his book "Crafting Interpreters" but in Japanese!

fkinoshita, to GNOME

Kana is now available on Flathub!

It lets you quickly practice Hiragana and Katakana recognition, all characters also include audio files so you can learn what they sound like as well!

And thanks to @bragefuglseth for the awesome icon!!

https://flathub.org/apps/com.felipekinoshita.Kana

#GNOME #libadwaita #japanese #kana #linux

Kana's main page, showing a romanized character on the top and 6 characters below, one of them is highlighted as it's the correct match for the romanized character above
Kana's main page, showing a romanized character on the top and 6 characters below, one of them is highlighted as it's the incorrect match for the romanized character above

fkinoshita, to random

I can't be saved anymore, just created a little lisp and, worst of all, I'm liking the parens…

A screencast of a REPL (read-evaluate-print-loop) running a little lisp programming language I created. The code goes like: (print "hello, world!") (+ 1 (* 2 3))

djlink, to random
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"this is absolutely the perception many organisations have of Open Source. Someone, somewhere writes software that businesses, NGOs or government can use to build services."
https://medium.com/@jankammerath/open-source-is-struggling-and-its-not-big-tech-that-is-to-blame-cfba964219f8

fkinoshita,

@djlink This reminds me when a vulnerability was found in some open-source java library made by one guy that all big techs used and they were mad at him because he didn't care about their companies and they just expected him to do everything, or something like that!

gregorni, to random
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16, let's go!

fkinoshita,

@gregorni happy birthday!! 🥳

fkinoshita, to GNOME

You can now listen what these beautiful characters sound like!

#GNOME #libadwaita #japanese

A screencast of a libadwaita app, it shows a romanized version of a japanese character in the top and six non-romanized characters on the bottom for you to guess what the romanized version corresponds to. Close to the romanized character there's now a little sound button, when you click it it plays a recording of what that character sounds like.

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