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I'm currently overworked and dealing with quasi-burnout (just a general feeling of exhaustion, but still functioning and enthusiastic), but once I'm feeling up to it I intend to dive into vulkan (I started a few months ago, but was derailed by gig work) with goal of implementing the REYES algorithm to start toying with the idea of an emacsen built with vulkan and #chez called μ-macs that replaces the traditional columns/rows divided buffer with the micropolygon subdivided plane, which can easily accommodate simple text buffers while also accommodating the rendering of any forms at any scale, seamlessly. If I want to hack my editor so that I can create click-and-drag arrows between code blocks in a plane with infinite zoom that also allows me to draw programmable vector graphic widgets, I should be able to; I want a meta-buffer that is as moldable in its contours as #lisp is in it's expressive capacities, and programmable graphical interfaces without a DOM. but I have to read #SDFF first, and also a vacation, which I haven't had in a couple years.