If Shimamura had Hung Out on the Stairs

#FanFic #AdachiAndShimamura
#Wss366 Grasp

“I think you fail to #grasp how your attitude affects your sales…” Shimamura’s sales manager droned on and on. The office was stuffy and institutional, with nondescript paintings on the walls. The room’s only distinguishing feature was a large window overlooking a parking lot.

As usual, Shimamura wasn’t paying attention to the room or the lecture. If she didn’t mind the minuscule commissions she received, why did it matter? She earned enough to cover her rent and convenience store meals.

Normally, she just spaced out or watched the clock to see how soon she could go home to bed. Today, however, she watched a small figure in a spacesuit drift past the window. Sparkles followed it like a comet’s tail.

“Balloon?” she wondered. Not that she had ever seen a balloon like that before.

It stopped outside and bobbed up and down. Yeah, it must be a balloon, she thought, until it opened its helmet, exposing a girl’s face. The girl mouthed the word “soon” and then drifted off again.

“‘Soon’ for what?” Shimamura puzzled.

“Okay, get back to work, and I want to see some sparkle!” the manager said, interrupting her thoughts.

Shimamura bowed and left, thinking, “Maybe I’ll call in sick tomorrow.”

She sighed. “Better not. I’ll get fired. Why can’t it be like school, where I used to hang out alone on the stairs to the roof and spaced out?” Not that she had any great memories of high school.

“Excuse me. Where do these go?” she heard someone ask behind her.

Turning around, she saw the new sales clerk holding up a bathing suit.

“Wow, she’s pretty,” Shimamura thought. Long black hair framed the woman’s lovely, though vacant, face.

The woman fidgeted and looked down, apparently embarrassed.

Shimamura didn’t know the names of any of the sales staff. It was too much bother to learn them, but for once she read the other woman’s name badge: “Adachi Sakura.”

Somewhere, she thought she heard a voice say, “Fate.”

“I’ll show you,” Shimamura said.

#TootFic #MicroFiction #AdachiToShimamura #SliceOfLive #Yuri #Cute #NMFic

Заплыв следует начинать всё же с #GRASP, про которой в массе своей люди слышали и не слышали. Широким массам знаком лишь #SOLID и то, когда к собеседованиям готовились или хотели и кого-то уделать\впечатлить из коллег.
Хотя есть даже на швабре, где тоже рекомендуются как раз работа Крэга Лармана «Applying UML and Patterns: An Introduction to Object‑Oriented Analysis and Design and Iterative Development». Однако, не просто так, а разбирая на базе девяти шаблонов GRASP:
• Information Expert
• Creator
• Controller
• Low Coupling
• High Cohesion
• Polymorphism
• Pure Fabrication
• Indirection
• Protected Variations

И не важно о ком идёт речь — про молодых специалистов возрастом до 30-35 лет или же про седовласых «заслуженных» и авторитетных спецов 45+ лет.
Мозгов с компетенцией, в основной массе, нет ни у тех ни у других. Одни только понты и гонор, с попытками разношёрстных манипуляций. Им сложно и не нужно погружаться в такие материи как то:

Do you find the majority of Linux documentation easy or hard?

By documentation I mean the info, man, and help files. In terms of finding, navigating, and developing uses beyond simple obvious tasks.

Sometimes I feel like it hasn't been written any better than mathematics. (In which most people need extensive lessons for grasp).

Meaning, maybe 10% is unreadable until you tease it out from other sources.

#Linux #Parsing #Grasp #Jargon #Esoteric

#ESA:
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https://www.esa.int/Newsroom/Press_Releases/Flight-Ticket-Initiative_erste_fuenf_Missionen_mit_Avio_und_Isar_Aerospace_gesichert

27.8.2025

#Avio #DLR #ETPack #GapMap1 #Grasp #InfiniteOrbits #IsarAerospace #Isispace #Persei #PlutoPlus #Rakete #Raumfahrt #rocketry #Satelliten #SpaceFlight #Spectrum #VegaC

This is how I add safety to my code:

#GRASP #scheme #lisp

I improved screen splitting/joining from keyboard and added some animatiions. It doesn't look that great on a phone, but is very satisfying with a desktop client

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/bGDX0xzqeJU

#GRASP

Today I made a first commit in the #GRASP repository since over a month.

I've been having difficult times getting up to speed with that project.

One reason for that was the desire to have a version of GRASP running in the browser. Another was the fact which I already mentioned, namely that my company's office has moved closer to my home, so I could no longer hack on GRASP on my way to work.

However, things have changed drastically a week ago, because I parted from my company, and now I am unemployed.

I also rented a co-working office with the plan to improve (and finally release) GRASP - hopefully before I run out of savings and be forced to look for another job.

So, when I wasn't working on GRASP, what was I working on?

- I developed jsssssssss, a self hosting (Something Similar to) Scheme to JavaScript translator
- I tried participating with my friend in the Lisp Game Jam (and while we eventually decided not to submit the fruit of our cooperation - because there was too much JavaScript and too little Scheme in it, the effect was that it advanced my friend's work on his book)
- and for the last two weeks, I've been wrestling with an implementation of the Hindley-Milner type system as an extension to Scheme, because I wanted to use it as a base of the POORMANS system (I can't call this attempt a complete success, but I have toy implementations of algorithms W and M, and I learned about Jacques Herbrand, so I'm kind of glad that I tried)

I think that I needed a break from that project, and also that at some point I will have to do a rewrite - a one that would hopefully run in the browser as well.

I'm not sure whether to use jsssssssss or Hoot (my project has a much smaller memory footprint, but is also much less mature) - maybe I'll try targetting both?

In either case, I decided to improve the current implementation of GRASP to the point of making it usable. I may have to backtrack from some of the design decisions that I made along the way. I also hope to return to my work on the book.

So much for now.

Разбираем архитектуру. Часть 1. Чистая архитектура и её корни: история и взаимосвязи

Предисловие Цель этой статьи - объединить и кратко изложить все базовые архитектурные подходы: их терминологию, концепции и отличительные черты. Собрать всё воедино, чтобы можно было относительно быстро вникнуть в основы. Я решил написать серию статей, посвящённых различным аспектам проектирования программных систем, но первоначальной идеей было показать архитектурное решение моего pet-проекта на FastAPI — пример реализации «чистой архитектуры» с использованием современного стека: Python3.13, FastAPI, Uvicorn, Nginx, PostgreSQL, Alembic, Celery, Redis, Pytest, Filebeat, Logstash, Elasticsearch, Kibana, Prometheus, Grafana, Docker и Docker Compose. Однако по мере проработки деталей стало очевидно: чтобы обсуждать структуру приложения предметно и аргументированно, необходимо сначала заложить общую теоретическую основу, чтобы читатель понимал, о чем речь. Так родилась идея вынести базовые концепции архитектуры и проектирования в отдельную публикацию — не перегружать материал сразу всем, а построить серию объёмных, но логично связанных статей.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/905148/

#чистая_архитектура #чистый_код #ооп #проектирование_систем #терминология #шаблоны_проектирования #луковичная_архитектура #гексагональная_архитектура #solid #grasp