Software developer. Interested in programming languages, data engineering, biking and #bikepacking. I like Lisp
Current header picture represents Lago di Santa Croce, in Italy (province of Belluno), taken in April during #venetogravel 2025
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Testing pentagonal numbers
https://www.johndcook.com/blog/2026/06/15/testing-pentagonal-numbers/
Commander Keen Games (free book)
I didn't know about this one! https://www.onenightwild.com/
"In Deutschland gibt es viel mehr Orte, an denen du völlig legal unter freiem Himmel schlafen kannst, als du vielleicht denkst."
Do you play backgammon, tabletop games, RPGs, any dice game? Or maybe just have an interest in randomness and statistics?
This article on precision dice and dice fairness might interest you (or your followers, boost if so)!
https://www.ariis.it/static/articles/fair-die/page.html
#backgammon #tabletop #rpg #boardgames #games #statistics #dice #tabletopgames
some wise words about operations and reliability in this #haskell https://blog.haskell.org/a-couple-million-lines-of-haskell/ article which basically isn't even really about haskell
(it's really good you know the stuff we liked before and then bookmarked it even)
I recently found out this #opensource project about video game spaces, or "a digital museum of video game levels," as its creators described it. Within the webpage several levels are fully explorable, in order to better grasp their spatial qualities: https://noclip.website/
#games #videogames #gamestudies #architecture #spatialanalysis #urbanism #3dmodel #leveldesign #worlddesign #design #museum #preservation
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