Pain

On Language Learning

the appeal of this project was again the immense pain, in this case of making any sense of a text which would give me headaches even in my native language

Links #72

• Everybody in History, Everywhere, all at Once How many people alive in the year 0 CE are still known today? [also, I am a sucker for Tufte styled pages]
• Algorithms for making interesting organic simulations
• Font comparison and review: Atkinson Hyperlegible Mono

Links #71

• LISP 1.5 System Listing

  A hyperlinked, marked-up version of the source code of the first Lisp implementation, LISP 1.5 for the IBM 704/709/7090/7094 computers. The code is ultimately derived from a 1961 listing of the system, whose text has been reconstructed by some intrepid retrocomputerists (Pascal Bourguignon, Rich Cornwell, and Bob Abeles)

• Infinite Mac
• pdot - "Explore your Postgres databases by generating dot or mermaid graphs of high-context foreign key relationships, trigger cascades, role inheritance and permissions, and more!"
• doric-themes - Emacs themes by Protesilaos Stavrou

Links #70

• Hexagonal Grids
• Are we therde yet
• Echoes of the Reich
• Sidenotes, Footnotes, Inlinenotes

Venetogravel 2025

Over the last weekend I partecipated to my second Venetogravel. This time following the Short Beach track, covering approximately 400 kilometers and 2200 meters of elevation. The weather in the first two day was not the best, but I still enjoyed it very much. Here some stats and a small selection of pictures

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