Oh wow, I think this is the first time I’ve seen analognowhere referenced outside of the the fediverse community where pmjv posts their artwork.
I’m halfway through the logs; I’m finding them much more compelling than the initial story - something to do with the tone(s).
Thank you for writing/making this!
Thank you for reading it!
To me the logs are the real heart of the book, where the actual things I’m trying to say get more into focus.
I think you’re gonna like the ending if you liked everything so far, it really wraps everything up.
Yeah, I had to shout out analognowhere. I think he’s one of a handful of artists that are writing about a similar topic in a similar style. I really like their work, it inspired me.
Also, the open-source katana is a reference to OpenBlade.
Great, I love the recognition of Nirvana and R.E.M as exponents of jazz and reggaeton!
I swear I’ll never again complain about multi threaded python.
Lol much appreciated. That’s one of my favorite bits in the book. Sort of how we think of everything between Gregorian chants and Stravinsky as classical music
I read the one with PKI keys a while back on medium and loved it. Will read everything later :)
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Thanks!!!
This is the greatest thing since grep!
grep? are you talking about the cli tool or some other “literature”?
I only know about the cli tool, is there another grep?
I’m glad you liked it.
Great job!
Fantastic
I’ve been reading for 20 minutes and honestly howling, let me put on some Darude and finish this
I’m glad the book (and Eurobeat) found its audience
