I managed to finish the #gmtkjam game! You help a monster get dice out of their bowel (yes) by solving puzzles. Here’s the trailer

On the 1st and 15th of every month, I try to release something cool... ...today, a sneak peek at PUKE PLANNER The number of likes of this tweet will determine how hard I will work on this app

Anything you do provides ample fuel for your inner critical voices, but if what you do is a part of your identity then that is special level of hell. Let go. You’re more than what you do.

cleaning out the basement and ran across a strange picture I must have drawn 30 years ago don't know the context

Pokémon cards of the 1860s-70s #dalle2

I’m gonna be in Toronto overnight to board a train in the morning and the hotel rates are absolutely unbelievable. If you live in Toronto and you got a couch I’m all ears!

The Smalltalk community getting the software development process right in 1988. Meanwhile, many in industry and government are still *committed* to getting it wrong today. :(

Matches Season 7 (2022.05.28-08.10 Compressed ver.) So Match…

🧵 A bit of mythbusting around interactive development environments, dynamic languages, &c.

I began fresh work on Maria.cloud this month, thanks to a grant from Clojurists Together. Here's my first update: blog.maria.cloud/2020/09/30/Mar…

Thanks for following this twitter account for seven years since the last season of Parens of the Dead. Your impressive patience has paid off. It's time for a new season! Yay! 😄☀️ parens-of-the-dead.com

One of the best ways to level up as a Clojure dev is to study the Java standard library.

1/ Many will tell you why Python is great for teaching coding, so I'll tell you ways it's not. State is a bad default. It should be legal but safe & rare. The arc of programming is long and bends towards immutability. Its early use creates messes (eg, "a variable is a box".) ↵

Mastodon is a better place. In other words, I like it better. You should join.

join me on mastodon and see the towel rack I made - That's not a joke I'm serious...

#AdventOfCode day 25 is to write your own Mastodon server.

Apparently, LLMs are really good at using REPLs and give it the same advantages that it gives humans. In the Vibe Coding book, Steve Yegge and I talk a little about the value of REPLs, especially for LISP languages/environments like Clojure and emacs. I'm a bit startled to