@_karsten_ here ya go: bsky-social-punsd-ep2mw
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Creating Spiffdiddlicious Software Since Before You Began Paying Attention
Hey Mastoden! I’ve got a few invites to Bluesky, yell if a) we’re mutuals and b) you’d like one.
Marcin Krzyzanowski@Migueldeicaza quit your job. oh wait. no. eat less avocado
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Hanno ReinIn case you've missed it: I've made a free iPhone app which helps you find #Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) in the night sky. The app has exactly one function and couldn't be easier to use. You simply hold up your phone to the night sky and the red target marker shows you where the comet is!
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/comet-c-2022-e3-ztf/id1523594527
Comet C/2022 E3 ZTF
This app helps you locate Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) in the night sky. Just hold your device up to the sky and find the red target marker on the screen. That's where the comet is! The app uses your location and up-to-date ephemerides from the NASA JPL's Horizons database to calculate the comet's position…
amroI wrote some tips to help folks looking for jobs a little while back. Thought I’d share the blog post again here given the layoff trend https://amro.dev/2022/11/03/evergreen-interviewing-tips-for-now-and-later/
Gotta say, I probably wouldn’t have made all the same design decisions as whomever wrote the Toot! app, but I really love how whimsical it is! It’s been a long time since an app has made me randomly smile this much.
Mike RoseThe ‘Charlie Brown Christmas Special’ Dancers You Most Want To Party With | FiveThirtyEight
Amanda GhassaeiI’ve recently released gpu-io – a #webgl computing library for real-time physics simulations, particle/agent-based systems, cellular automata, image processing, and general purpose GPU computations.
Examples: https://apps.amandaghassaei.com/gpu-io/examples/
GitHub: https://github.com/amandaghassaei/gpu-io
gpu-io makes it easy to build GPU-accelerated apps without worrying about low-level WebGL details and browser inconsistencies. Designed for WebGL2 with fallbacks for WebGL1. WebGPU support is planned! More in thread 🧵...
Chris HansonWhy, it’s an IBM RT “ROMP” RISC Processor Card, as originally used in the IBM Academic System 6152! This was the last iteration of IBM’s pre-PowerPC UNIX workstation, which was delivered as a PS/2 Model 60 with coprocessor and network cards, to run either AIX or the Academic Operating System, IBM’s BSD. I haven’t fully brought it up yet, but UNIX.EXE running under DOS can talk to it!
