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La lettera della civiltà aliena
La voce del padrone di Stanisław Lem è un romanzo con una cornice fantascientifica e uno svolgimento politico-filosofico.
🌐 https://www.amleto.info/2026/07/la-lettera-della-civilta-aliena.html
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La lettera della civiltà aliena
La voce del padrone di Stanisław Lem è un romanzo con una cornice fantascientifica e uno svolgimento politico-filosofico.
🌐 https://www.amleto.info/2026/07/la-lettera-della-civilta-aliena.html
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La lettera della civiltà aliena
La voce del padrone di Stanisław Lem è un romanzo con una cornice fantascientifica e uno svolgimento politico-filosofico.
🌐 https://www.amleto.info/2026/07/la-lettera-della-civilta-aliena.html
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La lettera della civiltà aliena
La voce del padrone di Stanisław Lem è un romanzo con una cornice fantascientifica e uno svolgimento politico-filosofico.
🌐 https://www.amleto.info/2026/07/la-lettera-della-civilta-aliena.html
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La lettera della civiltà aliena
La voce del padrone di Stanisław Lem è un romanzo con una cornice fantascientifica e uno svolgimento politico-filosofico.
🌐 https://www.amleto.info/2026/07/la-lettera-della-civilta-aliena.html
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"Niezwyciężony" to prawdopodobnie najsłynniejsza książka Stanisława Lema obok "Solaris" i "Bajek robotów". W 2023 roku otrzymaliśmy jej gradaptację w postaci debiutu studia Starward Industries złożonego m.in. z weteranów CD Projektu Red, Techlandu czy Bloober Teamu. Choć zebrała dobre oceny, niestety okazała się komercyjnym rozczarowaniem... i nietrudno zrozumieć, czemu do tego doszło.
No bo tak, The Invincible to symulator chodzenia. Mało tego, to również gra oparta głównie na słuchaniu dialogów. Pod tym kątem skojarzyła mi się z Firewatchem - tam też przez całą przygodę słuchaliśmy głównie rozmów dwojga postaci. To już nieco ogranicza grono potencjalnych odbiorców, ale jeśli nie czujecie się odstraszeni powolną rozgrywką, czeka was wciągające śledztwo w sprawie zaginionej załogi misji badawczej na planecie Regis III.
Nieznajomość książki w niczym nie szkodzi - dzieło Starward Industries jest zasadniczo jej prequelem. Razem z Yasną będziemy odkrywać, co zaszło w tym obcym świecie, odnajdywać kolejnych członków załogi i prowadzić nieraz zaskakująco pomysłowe i głębokie pogawędki z astrogatorem Novikiem. Pod kątem narracyjnym to bardzo ciekawa produkcja, a jej wartość podnosi nieliniowość i możliwość doprowadzenia do aż sześciu różnych zakończeń.
The Invincible jednak najbardziej urzeka oprawą audiowizualną. Regis III oferuje zróżnicowane środowiska i obok rozmów trzon gry stanowi oglądanie przepięknych widoków. Do tego dochodzi retrofuturystyczne ukazanie analogowych sprzętów - niby podobnie jak w Alien: Isolation, ale jednak zupełnie inaczej. Jeśli więc nie uciekacie na hasło "walking sim", The Invincible to tytuł godny polecenia.
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"Niezwyciężony" to prawdopodobnie najsłynniejsza książka Stanisława Lema obok "Solaris" i "Bajek robotów". W 2023 roku otrzymaliśmy jej gradaptację w postaci debiutu studia Starward Industries złożonego m.in. z weteranów CD Projektu Red, Techlandu czy Bloober Teamu. Choć zebrała dobre oceny, niestety okazała się komercyjnym rozczarowaniem... i nietrudno zrozumieć, czemu do tego doszło.
No bo tak, The Invincible to symulator chodzenia. Mało tego, to również gra oparta głównie na słuchaniu dialogów. Pod tym kątem skojarzyła mi się z Firewatchem - tam też przez całą przygodę słuchaliśmy głównie rozmów dwojga postaci. To już nieco ogranicza grono potencjalnych odbiorców, ale jeśli nie czujecie się odstraszeni powolną rozgrywką, czeka was wciągające śledztwo w sprawie zaginionej załogi misji badawczej na planecie Regis III.
Nieznajomość książki w niczym nie szkodzi - dzieło Starward Industries jest zasadniczo jej prequelem. Razem z Yasną będziemy odkrywać, co zaszło w tym obcym świecie, odnajdywać kolejnych członków załogi i prowadzić nieraz zaskakująco pomysłowe i głębokie pogawędki z astrogatorem Novikiem. Pod kątem narracyjnym to bardzo ciekawa produkcja, a jej wartość podnosi nieliniowość i możliwość doprowadzenia do aż sześciu różnych zakończeń.
The Invincible jednak najbardziej urzeka oprawą audiowizualną. Regis III oferuje zróżnicowane środowiska i obok rozmów trzon gry stanowi oglądanie przepięknych widoków. Do tego dochodzi retrofuturystyczne ukazanie analogowych sprzętów - niby podobnie jak w Alien: Isolation, ale jednak zupełnie inaczej. Jeśli więc nie uciekacie na hasło "walking sim", The Invincible to tytuł godny polecenia.
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Quote: "It doesn’t look evil to me." Merisiel stretched out a hand.
https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Lem
#Merisiel #Lem -
Quote: "It doesn’t look evil to me." Merisiel stretched out a hand.
https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Lem
#Merisiel #Lem -
Quote: "It doesn’t look evil to me." Merisiel stretched out a hand.
https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Lem
#Merisiel #Lem -
Quote: "It doesn’t look evil to me." Merisiel stretched out a hand.
https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Lem
#Merisiel #Lem -
Er gilt als #Philosoph unter den #ScienceFiction-Autoren: #Stanislaw #Lem lässt seine #literarische #Helden zwischen #technischem #Fortschritt und #menschlicher #Moral durchs #Universum reisen.
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Er gilt als #Philosoph unter den #ScienceFiction-Autoren: #Stanislaw #Lem lässt seine #literarische #Helden zwischen #technischem #Fortschritt und #menschlicher #Moral durchs #Universum reisen.
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@evawolfangel Diese Geschichte könnte direkt aus einem Roman von Stanisław Lem stammen.
#ChaosAgenten #KiAgenten #AiAgents #Lem -
@evawolfangel Diese Geschichte könnte direkt aus einem Roman von Stanisław Lem stammen.
#ChaosAgenten #KiAgenten #AiAgents #Lem -
@evawolfangel Diese Geschichte könnte direkt aus einem Roman von Stanisław Lem stammen.
#ChaosAgenten #KiAgenten #AiAgents #Lem -
@evawolfangel Diese Geschichte könnte direkt aus einem Roman von Stanisław Lem stammen.
#ChaosAgenten #KiAgenten #AiAgents #Lem -
@evawolfangel Diese Geschichte könnte direkt aus einem Roman von Stanisław Lem stammen.
#ChaosAgenten #KiAgenten #AiAgents #Lem -
Welp, I took a look at the #Lem repo and it appears as though the authors are in love with LLMs. You know, I don't get it. #CommonLisp is a amazingly powerful language, writing code that writes code is as easy as typing defmacro. The editor is written in Common Lisp, a language that is *fun* to write. Why would you burn down a rainforest just to take all the fun out of programming? If you just want features, #Emacs exists and has every feature. Guess I'm back to using Emacs, lol.
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Welp, I took a look at the #Lem repo and it appears as though the authors are in love with LLMs. You know, I don't get it. #CommonLisp is a amazingly powerful language, writing code that writes code is as easy as typing defmacro. The editor is written in Common Lisp, a language that is *fun* to write. Why would you burn down a rainforest just to take all the fun out of programming? If you just want features, #Emacs exists and has every feature. Guess I'm back to using Emacs, lol.
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Welp, I took a look at the #Lem repo and it appears as though the authors are in love with LLMs. You know, I don't get it. #CommonLisp is a amazingly powerful language, writing code that writes code is as easy as typing defmacro. The editor is written in Common Lisp, a language that is *fun* to write. Why would you burn down a rainforest just to take all the fun out of programming? If you just want features, #Emacs exists and has every feature. Guess I'm back to using Emacs, lol.
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Welp, I took a look at the #Lem repo and it appears as though the authors are in love with LLMs. You know, I don't get it. #CommonLisp is a amazingly powerful language, writing code that writes code is as easy as typing defmacro. The editor is written in Common Lisp, a language that is *fun* to write. Why would you burn down a rainforest just to take all the fun out of programming? If you just want features, #Emacs exists and has every feature. Guess I'm back to using Emacs, lol.
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Welp, I took a look at the #Lem repo and it appears as though the authors are in love with LLMs. You know, I don't get it. #CommonLisp is a amazingly powerful language, writing code that writes code is as easy as typing defmacro. The editor is written in Common Lisp, a language that is *fun* to write. Why would you burn down a rainforest just to take all the fun out of programming? If you just want features, #Emacs exists and has every feature. Guess I'm back to using Emacs, lol.
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In dem gestern im Deutschen Theater Berlin gesehenen Stück EINE MINUTE DER MENSCHHEIT nach Stanislaw Lem gab es übrigens eine Figur namens Dr. Aileen Dopamin Roger - Expertin für modernes Leben und Ertragen.
Ich finde, das sollte man wissen...
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In dem gestern im Deutschen Theater Berlin gesehenen Stück EINE MINUTE DER MENSCHHEIT nach Stanislaw Lem gab es übrigens eine Figur namens Dr. Aileen Dopamin Roger - Expertin für modernes Leben und Ertragen.
Ich finde, das sollte man wissen...
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In dem gestern im Deutschen Theater Berlin gesehenen Stück EINE MINUTE DER MENSCHHEIT nach Stanislaw Lem gab es übrigens eine Figur namens Dr. Aileen Dopamin Roger - Expertin für modernes Leben und Ertragen.
Ich finde, das sollte man wissen...
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In dem gestern im Deutschen Theater Berlin gesehenen Stück EINE MINUTE DER MENSCHHEIT nach Stanislaw Lem gab es übrigens eine Figur namens Dr. Aileen Dopamin Roger - Expertin für modernes Leben und Ertragen.
Ich finde, das sollte man wissen...
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EINE MINUTE DER MENSCHHEIT
nach dem Buch von Stanisław Lem im Deutschen Theater Berlin ist ein herrlich verrückter Abend, ein Feuerwerk an absurden Einfällen. Bin auf dem Heimweg und muss immer noch lachen... -
EINE MINUTE DER MENSCHHEIT
nach dem Buch von Stanisław Lem im Deutschen Theater Berlin ist ein herrlich verrückter Abend, ein Feuerwerk an absurden Einfällen. Bin auf dem Heimweg und muss immer noch lachen... -
EINE MINUTE DER MENSCHHEIT
nach dem Buch von Stanisław Lem im Deutschen Theater Berlin ist ein herrlich verrückter Abend, ein Feuerwerk an absurden Einfällen. Bin auf dem Heimweg und muss immer noch lachen... -
EINE MINUTE DER MENSCHHEIT
nach dem Buch von Stanisław Lem im Deutschen Theater Berlin ist ein herrlich verrückter Abend, ein Feuerwerk an absurden Einfällen. Bin auf dem Heimweg und muss immer noch lachen... -
EINE MINUTE DER MENSCHHEIT
nach dem Buch von Stanisław Lem im Deutschen Theater Berlin ist ein herrlich verrückter Abend, ein Feuerwerk an absurden Einfällen. Bin auf dem Heimweg und muss immer noch lachen... -
EINE MINUTE DER MENSCHHEIT
Das 1983 erschienene Buch von Stanisław Lem ist eine fiktive Rezension eines nicht existenten Buches. Es zeigt anhand von Statistiken, was in 1 Minute auf der Erde geschieht. Das Deutsche Theater Berlin hat das Buch auf die Bühne gebracht, heute schaue ich mir das Stück an. Gleich beginnt die Einführung. -
EINE MINUTE DER MENSCHHEIT
Das 1983 erschienene Buch von Stanisław Lem ist eine fiktive Rezension eines nicht existenten Buches. Es zeigt anhand von Statistiken, was in 1 Minute auf der Erde geschieht. Das Deutsche Theater Berlin hat das Buch auf die Bühne gebracht, heute schaue ich mir das Stück an. Gleich beginnt die Einführung. -
EINE MINUTE DER MENSCHHEIT
Das 1983 erschienene Buch von Stanisław Lem ist eine fiktive Rezension eines nicht existenten Buches. Es zeigt anhand von Statistiken, was in 1 Minute auf der Erde geschieht. Das Deutsche Theater Berlin hat das Buch auf die Bühne gebracht, heute schaue ich mir das Stück an. Gleich beginnt die Einführung. -
EINE MINUTE DER MENSCHHEIT
Das 1983 erschienene Buch von Stanisław Lem ist eine fiktive Rezension eines nicht existenten Buches. Es zeigt anhand von Statistiken, was in 1 Minute auf der Erde geschieht. Das Deutsche Theater Berlin hat das Buch auf die Bühne gebracht, heute schaue ich mir das Stück an. Gleich beginnt die Einführung. -
EINE MINUTE DER MENSCHHEIT
Das 1983 erschienene Buch von Stanisław Lem ist eine fiktive Rezension eines nicht existenten Buches. Es zeigt anhand von Statistiken, was in 1 Minute auf der Erde geschieht. Das Deutsche Theater Berlin hat das Buch auf die Bühne gebracht, heute schaue ich mir das Stück an. Gleich beginnt die Einführung. -
available on YT 'time-skip' DVR!!! ;-P ????
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Note: the SDL2 UI is deprecated in favor of the Webview one. It won’t receive updates.
https://lem-project.github.io/installation/sdl2/So, ncurses and webview only now…? That’s quite a choice, I guess 🤔
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Note: the SDL2 UI is deprecated in favor of the Webview one. It won’t receive updates.
https://lem-project.github.io/installation/sdl2/So, ncurses and webview only now…? That’s quite a choice, I guess 🤔
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Note: the SDL2 UI is deprecated in favor of the Webview one. It won’t receive updates.
https://lem-project.github.io/installation/sdl2/So, ncurses and webview only now…? That’s quite a choice, I guess 🤔
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Note: the SDL2 UI is deprecated in favor of the Webview one. It won’t receive updates.
https://lem-project.github.io/installation/sdl2/So, ncurses and webview only now…? That’s quite a choice, I guess 🤔
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Note: the SDL2 UI is deprecated in favor of the Webview one. It won’t receive updates.
https://lem-project.github.io/installation/sdl2/So, ncurses and webview only now…? That’s quite a choice, I guess 🤔
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I spent some pleasant hours yesterday hacking on my #openbsd port
of #lem. The dependency on async-process led me to forking that
project and making a version which will build the .so it needs if it's
not one of the three pre-built so. I had to do the same with with the
terminal extension in Lem itself.The #quicklisp and #qlot tools are new to me, and I'm learning just
enough to be dangerous. I did run into an issue where a qlot git
dependency will break if the top level program, lem in this case, has
a .gitignore file. It appears that the qlot cloning will honor the
parent gitignore.All of this makes me very grateful for the work done on the
#commonlisp tooling over the last decade or so. It's also really
apparent how much this is all a gift, from others -- because the
community is so small. I have had to adjust my expectations, and it
made me realize just how much I take for granted in the software
ecosystem, and the level of polish and work I have come to feel
entitled too. -
I spent some pleasant hours yesterday hacking on my #openbsd port
of #lem. The dependency on async-process led me to forking that
project and making a version which will build the .so it needs if it's
not one of the three pre-built so. I had to do the same with with the
terminal extension in Lem itself.The #quicklisp and #qlot tools are new to me, and I'm learning just
enough to be dangerous. I did run into an issue where a qlot git
dependency will break if the top level program, lem in this case, has
a .gitignore file. It appears that the qlot cloning will honor the
parent gitignore.All of this makes me very grateful for the work done on the
#commonlisp tooling over the last decade or so. It's also really
apparent how much this is all a gift, from others -- because the
community is so small. I have had to adjust my expectations, and it
made me realize just how much I take for granted in the software
ecosystem, and the level of polish and work I have come to feel
entitled too. -
I spent some pleasant hours yesterday hacking on my #openbsd port
of #lem. The dependency on async-process led me to forking that
project and making a version which will build the .so it needs if it's
not one of the three pre-built so. I had to do the same with with the
terminal extension in Lem itself.The #quicklisp and #qlot tools are new to me, and I'm learning just
enough to be dangerous. I did run into an issue where a qlot git
dependency will break if the top level program, lem in this case, has
a .gitignore file. It appears that the qlot cloning will honor the
parent gitignore.All of this makes me very grateful for the work done on the
#commonlisp tooling over the last decade or so. It's also really
apparent how much this is all a gift, from others -- because the
community is so small. I have had to adjust my expectations, and it
made me realize just how much I take for granted in the software
ecosystem, and the level of polish and work I have come to feel
entitled too. -
I spent some pleasant hours yesterday hacking on my #openbsd port
of #lem. The dependency on async-process led me to forking that
project and making a version which will build the .so it needs if it's
not one of the three pre-built so. I had to do the same with with the
terminal extension in Lem itself.The #quicklisp and #qlot tools are new to me, and I'm learning just
enough to be dangerous. I did run into an issue where a qlot git
dependency will break if the top level program, lem in this case, has
a .gitignore file. It appears that the qlot cloning will honor the
parent gitignore.All of this makes me very grateful for the work done on the
#commonlisp tooling over the last decade or so. It's also really
apparent how much this is all a gift, from others -- because the
community is so small. I have had to adjust my expectations, and it
made me realize just how much I take for granted in the software
ecosystem, and the level of polish and work I have come to feel
entitled too. -
I spent some pleasant hours yesterday hacking on my #openbsd port
of #lem. The dependency on async-process led me to forking that
project and making a version which will build the .so it needs if it's
not one of the three pre-built so. I had to do the same with with the
terminal extension in Lem itself.The #quicklisp and #qlot tools are new to me, and I'm learning just
enough to be dangerous. I did run into an issue where a qlot git
dependency will break if the top level program, lem in this case, has
a .gitignore file. It appears that the qlot cloning will honor the
parent gitignore.All of this makes me very grateful for the work done on the
#commonlisp tooling over the last decade or so. It's also really
apparent how much this is all a gift, from others -- because the
community is so small. I have had to adjust my expectations, and it
made me realize just how much I take for granted in the software
ecosystem, and the level of polish and work I have come to feel
entitled too. -
Now that I have #Lem running, I am very impressed with it's usability. I am able to hack on it, and my own CL projects, within Lem. My wife was asking why I was bouncing around the house so excited, and I had to explain to her that it's like seeing a dream from 25 years ago, manifest. Hacking in #commonlisp is so civilized.
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Now that I have #Lem running, I am very impressed with it's usability. I am able to hack on it, and my own CL projects, within Lem. My wife was asking why I was bouncing around the house so excited, and I had to explain to her that it's like seeing a dream from 25 years ago, manifest. Hacking in #commonlisp is so civilized.
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Now that I have #Lem running, I am very impressed with it's usability. I am able to hack on it, and my own CL projects, within Lem. My wife was asking why I was bouncing around the house so excited, and I had to explain to her that it's like seeing a dream from 25 years ago, manifest. Hacking in #commonlisp is so civilized.
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Now that I have #Lem running, I am very impressed with it's usability. I am able to hack on it, and my own CL projects, within Lem. My wife was asking why I was bouncing around the house so excited, and I had to explain to her that it's like seeing a dream from 25 years ago, manifest. Hacking in #commonlisp is so civilized.
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Now that I have #Lem running, I am very impressed with it's usability. I am able to hack on it, and my own CL projects, within Lem. My wife was asking why I was bouncing around the house so excited, and I had to explain to her that it's like seeing a dream from 25 years ago, manifest. Hacking in #commonlisp is so civilized.
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I got #lem working on #OpenBSD, with terminal support. It was working except for the need to port the lem-project/async-process to OpenBSD, and the same with external/terminal. Shipping pre-compiled libraries is one approach. Compiling on host is another. I'm new enough to quicklisp and the current state of the art in CL FFI packaging that I need to do some learning, and a survey of current practices. First, I need to learn enough to express the problem in a constructive manner.
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I got #lem working on #OpenBSD, with terminal support. It was working except for the need to port the lem-project/async-process to OpenBSD, and the same with external/terminal. Shipping pre-compiled libraries is one approach. Compiling on host is another. I'm new enough to quicklisp and the current state of the art in CL FFI packaging that I need to do some learning, and a survey of current practices. First, I need to learn enough to express the problem in a constructive manner.
