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Going forth on Neovim and Agentic AI collaboration with Ollama: https://www.patreon.com/posts/136657214 and questioning every moment of it.

Author of "Zig Impatiently" a #ziglang book when times are better.

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Tau in the wild. Oh yeah... and it works.
Rust source fragment: // Spiral search: try positions in an outward spiral pattern │ │ 56  +   for attempt in 1..=MAX_ATTEMPTS { │ │ 57  +   let angle = attempt as f32 * 0.618 * std::f32::consts::TAU; // Golden angle for even distribution │ │ 58  +   let radius = (attempt as f32).sqrt() * SPIRAL_STEP; New nodes on a graph without edges. A dialog box asks for a new label for node-7.
December 7, 2025 at 3:32 AM
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Lenny and Carl from the Simpsons are changing the days-since-cloudflare-outage workplace sign from 17 to 0.
December 5, 2025 at 3:15 PM
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When did that brand change happen? The future is here.
NOKIA logo in blue.
November 17, 2025 at 4:07 PM
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This is what I see, if the beginning/ending of the thread is interesting, I'll open it up.
A screenshot of a thread post showing first item, an elision and then the last two posts.
November 8, 2025 at 4:42 PM
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#memristors #mycology Talk about an amazing new technology, I wonder how mushroom you can fit into a bucket of shitake memristors. (Brand new sentence?)
Researchers Build Working Memory Devices from Mushrooms Ohio State researchers created biodegradable mushroom memristors switching states up to 5,850 times per second, offering low-power, eco-friendly alternatives to traditional semiconductors. On Oct 25, 2025, researchers at The Ohio State University reported organic memristors made from edible shiitake mushrooms in PLOS ONE. Driven by concerns over electronic waste, researchers sought biodegradable, lower-energy alternatives to conventional semiconductors to reduce reliance on rare-earth minerals, with Tahmina noting, `Society has become increasingly aware of the need to protect our environment and ensure that we preserve it for future generations.` Using lab-grown samples, the team dehydrated shiitake and button mushrooms, attached them to custom electronic circuits, and tested their memristor, which switched states up to 5,850 signals per second with about 90% accuracy, performing best near 10 hertz, LaRocco said. Supported by the Honda Research Institute, LaRocco said, `Being able to develop microchips that mimic actual neural activity means you don't need a lot of power for standby or when the machine isn't being used.` Looking ahead, scientists plan to refine cultivation and shrink organic memristors, with LaRocco saying `Everything you'd need to start exploring fungi and computing could be as small as a compost heap and some homemade electronics, or as big as a culturing factory with pre-made templates.
October 26, 2025 at 9:32 PM