Greetings! I have a fun story to share today about my Chromebook. I don’t have news about RNephele for now; it may take longer than I thought to develop (maybe a month more). I am exploring design choices with the Welkin language and want to organically grow that. I will be sure to share my […]
Read More Breaking the DEBIan Curse: Connecting to WIFIGreetings! I have some progress on my tool rnephele. Specifically, I figured out how to parse text in rsylph, and all I need to do now is optimize it. The Welkin language is nearly ready to go, and I have a cool logo in the works. At this point, it is difficult to explain how […]
Read More Progressing MidWay Through RNepheleHello there! I currently have a busy schedule, but I am looking forward to writing more posts over the holidays. And I want to share a new project I have been working on. When I started reading the Intel Architecture guide (a roughly 5000 page document), I noticed it was hard to keep track of […]
Read More Organizing Through A Custom ToolFor a week or two now, I have been exploring a paper (Dasgupta et. al ) on formal semantics for x86-64 instructions. In other words, Dasgupta et. al thoroughly studied how each x86-64 instruction works, and, as their GitHub page (Dagupta,”X86-64-semantics”) states: “[this] project presents the most complete and thoroughly tested formal semantics of x86-64 […]
Read More Starting The Intel-Based QuestI have recently been spiraling with ideas, tasks, and projects. There are so many things I would like to accomplish, but I initially felt overwhelmed. While I prefer to be productive and have something to do, I found it hard to work on so many items at once. I tried organizing my projects with planners […]
Read More IDEAS ABOUND: EXPRESSABILITY, ZETTELKASTEN, AND THE SNOWFLAKE METHODI recently made the Github project for Textelot, though it is not yet public. Quite frankly , it only has a README file (a file describing the project). That’s it – it’s not worth publishing, not yet. I still have 4000 pages of Intel manuals to go through… But, even though I have so much […]
Read More Story Snippets: My linux New YeArs Eve And HopeGreetings! I have briefly returned from the rabbit hole to resume my programming logs and, in general, my blog posts. The last few months have been slightly hectic for me; I am entering a new phase in my life and am learning how to organize it. In particular, I am learning how to organize my […]
Read More Announcement From the Rabbit Hole, July 2022Hello everyone! I realize I have much more work to do on my game engine, and there may not be a post on it for a while. I may put something about my artwork or piano playing though. Today I want to do something different: I want to talk about autistic representation in literature. I […]
Read More Autistic Representation – Mark Haddon’s “The Curious Incident of the Dog in The Night-Time”Hello, happy holidays! If you saw an email update for this post, please ignore it – I accidentally posted an incomplete draft, and I am not sure how to reverse the email. For quite some time, I have looked into alternative ways to make programs, and I felt restricted without knowing exactly how C++ works. […]
Read More Programming Log #2 – Preparing for the Rabbit HoleHello there! In my quest to create optimal and beautiful 3D graphics, I have been learning C++, a powerful programming language, through the book Programming: Principles and Practice of Using C++. The book was primarily written by Bjarne Stroustrup, the creator of C++ and “first computer scientist.” The book is technically oriented around programming concepts, […]
Read More Programming Log #1 – Learning C++
Logs of Humanistic Logic 