#2221: Did Not Recant - Archivum Secretum Apostolicum Vaticanum
Friday • August 8th 2025 • 6:52:03 pm • 6KB
Archivum Secretum Apostolicum Vaticanum Hereticus Maximus - Sealed by Decree of His Holiness Clement V Rendered from the French Tongue by Cardinal Benedetti, Anno Domini 1598 "Let no man beneath the dignity of Bishop gaze upon these words, lest he be cast...
#2220: How Were We Supposed To Know?
Thursday • August 7th 2025 • 5:20:12 pm • 3KB
We did everything right, didn't we? The kindergarten with the brightest walls, where you cried that first September morning and we pried your fingers from our legs, told you it was for your own good. The tutors when your grades slipped in seventh, the...
#2219: Reactive Array Yikies!
Wednesday • August 6th 2025 • 9:08:24 pm • 3KB
Well, it surely is one of the smallest things I wrote, it is light and delicate... And as always eggstremly dangerous, which also happens to be my middle name. Hopefully it will inspire the new to programming, but let us weep for the pros. The react and...
#2218: Intergalactic JavaScript
Tuesday • August 5th 2025 • 6:55:59 pm • 2KB
Having well rounded little ideas like we all do in the beginning is a great power, and many people will need them as they learn JavaScript. Why must objects disappear when you refresh the page, why can’t you have a virtual file system in a web page. What...
#2217: Color Mlue; Or The Reactive JavaScript Turtle
Monday • August 4th 2025 • 9:05:29 pm • 121B
This program is available on github, and can be installed via npm install mlue; But let us talk about it, lets go live......
#2216: High School: JavaScript Is The Way Out
Sunday • August 3rd 2025 • 8:31:05 pm • 6KB
It is about the multipliers, node.js, electron-fiddle and electron.js, that it integrates well with C++ and browsers. Browsers use it internally, they use in devtools, Add-ons, Web Component Elements and of course that is what HTML Orchestrates. You will...
#2215: Holy Guacamole: Learn JavaScript Today!
Saturday • August 2nd 2025 • 10:19:43 pm • 3KB1
Everyone continues learning what AI can do, what is going on is that AI gives you massive superpowers. All you need to do is watch a few tutorials, maybe install electron-fiddle. And start asking AI what do you need to do to add this, and that. Tell it to...
#2214: Wild Wild Days; Or, The Spooky Paths Of Artificial Intelligence
Friday • August 1st 2025 • 9:39:04 pm • 6KB
Couple of years ago, most middle aged and elderly, wouldn't even respond to the idea of learning programming. But now, you talk to AI, you both tell it what to do, and ask about what the code is doing, and you cannot help but learn. Every person in the...
#2213: World In Trouble: A Call To Young Philosophers
Thursday • July 31st 2025 • 7:04:53 pm • 6KB
Even though modern world appears to be spotted by cultural collapse, because of artificial intelligence we can totally fix it. It will be fun because it requires light hiking, extremely easy because AI will take care of the grunt work. And oh my goodness,...
#2212: Focus On Results, Not Appearance Or Labels
Wednesday • July 30th 2025 • 7:42:34 pm • 10KB
When you are young, it is profoundly important, to learn about Artists, Adventurers, Philosophers, and Great Beings. But also to understand that appearances are misleading, and that growing up requires constant learning and effort. Just because someone...
#2211: If by Rudyard Kipling: A Reading And A Call To Greatness
Tuesday • July 29th 2025 • 6:43:12 pm • 9KB1
If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you, If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, But make allowance for their doubting too; If you can wait and not be tired by waiting, Or being lied about, don’t...
#2210: I Was There On The Balcony, But I Remembered My Soul Too Late
Monday • July 28th 2025 • 7:58:47 pm • 6KB
My Final Confession I don't know if anyone will read this. Maybe a nurse will toss it in the bin. Maybe one of my grandchildren will find it and wonder who I really was. Maybe some young protester, years from now, will use it to light a cigarette and warm...
#2209: Library And Poverty; Or, Protecting Your World From Loss Of Wisdom And Brilliance
Sunday • July 27th 2025 • 7:20:47 pm • 4KB
This text is for young people, but not just young in age, it is pretty rebelious. But it is crafted to serve as a start, prove it wrong, prove it right... But most importantly, keep learning, don't do the same thing and expect different results, rise! Do...
#2208: The Quest For Wisdom: You Have A Great Responsibility
Saturday • July 26th 2025 • 10:11:55 pm • 5KB
I saw my grandma looking out the window, as there were some riots. My country was moving away, from crazy old ways. And she said, that it smelled like potatoes. I have always ensured to take potatoes seriously since, both as a tool of war, and riot. It...
#2207: Rising Up
Friday • July 25th 2025 • 8:48:58 pm • 1KB
When you are in your classroom, at your desk, and watch a useless lecture, feel an unfair grade. Or seemingly discover, all on your own, the incredible advantage, of memorization and cramming. You should center yourself, and consider that, something. is...
#2206: Not With A Whimper
Thursday • July 24th 2025 • 5:06:38 pm • 13KB
In the gray parade of days identical, where desire feeds on desire's empty bowl, where we are puppets to a blind Will's pull— slaves to comfort, to the predictable— But wait. If Will is all, then Will can turn against its own dull repetition's curse. The...
#2205: Application Design: You Will Lose Control, So Give Yourself Weapons First
Wednesday • July 23rd 2025 • 6:28:53 pm • 9KB
Above all, you need to be able to rip out code out of your program, even if just to gently replace something, or upgrade a feature. So plug-in architecture is a must, and since it naturally divides things. It goes a long way, to help you communicate your...
#2204: The Saga of Loki's Integers and the Valkyries' Thunder
Tuesday • July 22nd 2025 • 7:06:02 pm • 9KB
From the Primordial Codex of the Æthereal Realm In the epoch when the WORLD-ASH stretched its mighty sinews across all nine spheres of existence, there dwelt in ASGARD the maleficent Loki, Guardian of the Crystalline Portal! The ALL-FATHER—in his terrible...
#2203: JavaScript Application Architecture Crash Course: Of EventEmitter and EventCorrelator
Monday • July 21st 2025 • 7:48:43 pm • 5KB
This is a crash course, it means a lot of words, in a little time, it is unfair, a crash course is never fair. If you like it, the more you will re-listen to it the more it will make sense. If you don't, don't, because Application architecture is simple,...
#2202: Don’t Try To Learn Reactive Programming, Reinvent It Inside Out With Signals
Sunday • July 20th 2025 • 10:13:21 pm • 4KB
Learning operators is the biggest mistake you can make, you have to make your own Reactive Variables and Operators. A reactive variable is one that broadcasts when it changes, that means it has an array of subscribers, functions called when value changes....
#2201: Signals The Big Picture, And Then, You Just Continue Inventing
Saturday • July 19th 2025 • 8:54:48 pm • 2KB
This text is about encouraging young people to learn programming, turning the time wasted on hoop jumping in High School into something precious. Once a programmer, always a programmer. Just moment ago, I tested a new operator that I called...
#2200: Signals, Signals: But What Can I Do With Them In My Laboratory?
Friday • July 18th 2025 • 9:18:45 pm • 2KB2
I just went to svelte’s website, and copied their two most fanciful examples. Updating a numeric value, at the click of a button. And updating webpage text, based on an input box. And the little signals library that I programmed for this text, was able to...
#2199: A Quick Look At A Signal Operator
Thursday • July 17th 2025 • 8:37:37 pm • 7KB1
Before we begin, just between us, we have to internally change the name Signal to Pulse, pulse is a short burst, a signal is a kid and caboodle with extras. I didn’t come up with the name signal, but pulse is the correct term. I will still use the term...
#2198: Learn Programming To Rise Above Poverty! Don’t Let Others Control Your Future
Wednesday • July 16th 2025 • 8:42:00 pm • 2KB1
It is somewhat well know in the computer world, and certainly wise, that you put WHAT YOU CAN DO, over what you wish could be done. All the most powerful, useful and efficient inventions exist, due to this principle, because they could exist, and often...