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  1. And when you read these comments on this thread, you can see why the #DUSA is the basket case that it is now, and why they’re going to need more than two parties, because theoretically most of these people would be #Democrats, but so incredibly divided in their opinions. #UsPol

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:23hx4slusam7yovblbcestdh/post/3mdrdhv55z22g

  2. Back to basics for #DunDeCofaidh:
    Double #Espresso £2.00
    at #DUSA
    Very nice.

    The #FlatWhite still comes at £2.60, but after delivering a 3hr workshop, I needed something fast-acting 😅

    Opens at 08:30am, i.e. not suitable for #EarlyCoffee

    #Cofaidh #DundeeCoffee #Dundee #Coffee

  3. What is actually embarrassing is that dicks like #AndrewBragg actually still believe that they have the right to comment on Australia's relationship with the #DUSA & #DonnieDuck, because they have an incoherent foreign policy & are rabble with no moral compass! #AusPol #Insiders

  4. I won’t be surprised if the #DUSA gets the first case of the Ebola virus in the next six months … 😳🤯 www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...

    CDC director Susan Monarez ous...

  5. "Maybe they will say no" to you #fuckwit giving away someone else's land & homes & businesses ... 🔥😆 What kind of dickhead is that #DUSA president ?

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:yazbevg3wkzp5llnzb44tqgh/post/3lwitsrpug22r

  6. Fucking obscene !! This should classify as a crime against humanity and result in the Trump cabinet appearing before the international criminal court #ICC #DUSA

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:x4g4laxkmsrczwvnvbbgsm7g/post/3lu236kowc22s

  7. Not really an early morning #DundeeCoffee place, but good coffee, cost efficient, and very friendly staff
    The Liar (#DUSA)

    Opens Mon-Fri 08.30am (termtime only)
    #FlatWhite £2.60 (sitting in)

    Also very nice atmosphere and window views.

    #DundeeUni #DunDeCofaidh #DundeeCoffee #Cofaidh

  8. People whose opinions I respect have told me that they truly believe Google's use of large language models is towards a goal of giving more reliable, meaningful, and well-sourced information.

    But, like, I was searching for where I'd written about #dusa and ASP, and Google's search returned this absolute, embarrassing, disqualifying, worse-than-meaningless, syntactically incorrect (both the English and the code) horseshit. This is not new tech, they've been at this for years. Jesus.

  9. Made a short blogpost that contains slides+transcript for the talk on Finite-Choice Logic Programming and #Dusa we gave at the Principles of Programming Languages conference last week: typesafety.net/rob/blog/fclp-a

    Update June 16: video! youtu.be/0AAronqrQV0?si=OHTIDE

  10. @lindsey hey @chrisamaphone jellyfish are also a viable design for #dusa logos

  11. #genuary day 1: vertical or horizontal lines only

    i have no intention of participating fully in genuary, but since i'm teaching a genart class this spring and i want to use #dusa, i used day 1's prompt as an excuse to construct a "warmup exercise" example, deliberately no frills

    editor.p5js.org/chrisamaphone/

    this example is very smol and tinkerable, should you be inclined!

  12. Birthday AoC status update.

    I'm doing #adventofcode in #dusa — but because of the way Dusa interacts with JavaScript, that can mean just doing AoC in JavaScript.

    I gave each of the 50 problems 1-5 stars, where I get 5 stars if I solve the problem "entirely" in Dusa, and 1 if I only use Javascript. Currently I have 153/200 stars. Notes at typesafety.net/rob/blog/advent

  13. Genuary 2024 in December in #dusa. Day 6: Screensaver.

    Reusing the forest fire simulation I already made, which has screensaver nature.

    editor.p5js.org/robsimmons/ske

  14. Genuary 2024 in December in #dusa. Day 5: In the style of Vera Molnár (1924-2023).

    This was some nice "sculptural design" — I wrote the general idea out and then added constraints to reject solutions I didn't think looked nice.

    editor.p5js.org/robsimmons/ske

  15. Genuary 2024 in December in #dusa. Day 3: Droste effect

    Low effort, don't like it, uncreative use of Dusa, meh, don't really care for this prompt.

    editor.p5js.org/robsimmons/ske

  16. Genuary 2024 in December in #dusa. Day 2: No palettes

    Does not use Dusa in any interesting way except as a bad and inefficient random number generator, because I mostly wanted to play with OKLCH.

    editor.p5js.org/robsimmons/ske

  17. Day 4 of #adventofcode was a joy to use #dusa for.

    While I retconned my scoring system to halve the total number of possible stars from 500 to 250, I also realized that my original rules allowed me to claim full stars for Day 2 with a slight revision, typesafety.net/rob/blog/advent

  18. Gotta figure out how to write a blog post about the experimental lazy predicates in #dusa. But I'm feeling bad tonight (diseases that aren't COVID still suck, who knew) so here's factorial which, implemented the same way in (non-tabled) Prolog, would be very slow.

    dusa.rocks/#jsonz=bY3BCsIwEER_

  19. If you give yourself your own arbitrary 1-to-10 star rating system for each Advent of Code solution, then you can get up to FIVE HUNDRED stars in the month of December. #aoc #dusa

  20. Any interesting #aoc leaderboards to join for advent of #dusa?

  21. Forest-fire model in #dusa+#p5js

    editor.p5js.org/robsimmons/ske

    I think the way-too-slow problem was a combination of both of the upthread-listed issues. I'm sure I can still make this 100x faster, but pulling out the RNG to the JavaScript level makes this work not-terribly.

  22. Another less dramatic option is that this program does a lot of “specialization” work that is wasteful to recompute at each time step. #dusa is implemented in such a way that it can easily support “create base program, run pre-computation, and then repeatedly copy that base instance to reuse the partial evaluation”, but… I’m not sure that statement makes any sense to anyone but me, the hard part is doing it with an understandable API imo