Just did day 1 of this #uxn tutorial and it was a lot of fun. :)
@human_equivalent <3 glad you enjoyed it! looking forward to see what you create with it! 😁
@compudanzas I just finished day 1 and it was awesome. :)
Hello #uxn fans, I have just updated uxngba [1] and uxn-linuxfb [2] to the current UXN core and mailing list changes. Please let me know if you encounter any issues.
[1]: https://git.sr.ht/~rabbits/uxn-gba
[2]: https://git.badd10de.dev/uxn-linuxfb/
Just discovered uxntal and started this tutorial by @sejo. This seems really interesting and will probably take up a lot of my time until I start my new job!
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@jacobdensford it looks great to me! very clean and clear
i'm also enjoying your texts, and the dithered images
@latanun ¡hola, Lata! 😁
@tedthetrumpet it means that the posts in the list won't appear in your home timeline:
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@sicchio 🤩 it's great that you are here now!
rejection, but it's okay
our proposal to perform the rite of computing on MOCO'22 was not accepted this time!
we basically reused our extended abstract from MOCO'19, where it got accepted but we couldn't attend.
the thing is that this time they were giving a higher word count limit, and i didn't use it: they were expecting a more detailed description of the performance, including if we were envisioning it as something happening online or in-person. 😅
the reviews were super thoughtful and we are grateful for them! we are glad to see the main ideas we wanted to convey did come through.
in any case, this is alright! the rejection kind of aligns with our current plans, and also we know that there will be more opportunities for this, for sure! 😁
in case you are curious, this is basically the extended abstract that we sent: https://compudanzas.net/dancing_a_universal_turing_machine.html
gemini://compudanzas.net/dancing_a_universal_turing_machine.gmi
I'm enjoying how this discussion about dance and drumming notation got entangled with discussion about post-authorship and fascism https://forum.algorithmicpattern.org/t/notation-of-movement-and-effort-dance-and-percussion/448
@thgie 😊 thank you! glad you think so!
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however, you can also read these updates on our website and #gemini capsule :)
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we just released version 1.0.3 of our introduction to #uxn programming book!
in this update we finally included a description and examples of the screen auto byte: an advanced feature of the screen device that makes it easier to draw multiple sprites with fewer instructions. we use it for the pong example on day 6!
we also updated the description of the file devices, and implemented some minor corrections.
hope you enjoy it!
‼️ Después de tanto tiempo, ya casi ha llegado el día: ¡por fin mañana vuelven las JASYP (#JASYP2022)!
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