Camping in Stendenitz

This wasn't a lucky season for bikepacking—bad weather, mechanical problems, and lack of time conspired against me. But I managed to catch a break this weekend. I chose a campsite almost at random (I just had a rough distance and direction in mind), but I hit the jackpot. It was a beautiful, quiet place, and I was assigned a wonderful spot right in front of the lake. This will most likely be my last night out this year, but it was a great one.

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Links #73

• Flexflex is a typeface that responds to spatial requirements rather than imposing them
• Building a VS Code debugging workflow for a custom x64 operating system
• My Emacs Org Configuration
• Dev log: AV-Racer
• Customizing Lisp REPLs

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