Halbeard @Halbeard@linuxrocks.online

#celeste mountain has been climbed. Saving the B-sides for another day

Update: not confident enough yet, so it can be said that the endeavor failed.
Need pretty much most of the stuff up to the smart pointer section of the book to implement my design properly.

last week was mostly patching up my c++ knowledge gaps for work, so little time for rust learning

Alright semantic markup is already taken for #semanticHTML, which isn't quite what I described though. Guess I need another cool buzz word :D

what I mean by that more specifically:
While some markup languages have semantic output, I'm designing a #syntax where the semantics are already integrated into the syntax elements not unlike how languages like #markdown are designed for easy readability of the source file.

is there something like a #semantic #markup #language?

Else I'm calling dibs on the term for my project.

foresters' #theorem:

Estimated #tree implementation time = O ( n log n)

where n is the actual tree implementation time

proof by example

Catching up on #Sekiro and #Celeste. Sekiro was a no brainer to pick up. I'm really surprised just how good Celeste turned out to be though. Even the story kinda grows on me. Both #games will definitely end up high on my all time favorites list.

alright, let's see if I can start using #Rust until next week effectively. Already read the book once but studying it more thoroughly now.

The development of my app has been stagnating the past months due to work. So what's the plan to renew motivation? Porting everything to #rust of course. The #python implementation was only meant to be a prototype anyway. Python will still remain as a scripting API, if the project ever gets to that stage.