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When they were on the far side of the Moon, what did they see? What did they think? What did they feel?
My submission to Langjam Gamejam
Making a programming language and a game in seven days.
My first game, one month later
What happened to my first game? What did I learn?
Sometimes enjoying a dish is not enough.
It was a matter of time. I just needed the right idea.
A stationary bicycle is a daydream and idea machine. It's just you, the flywheel, the pedals and your thoughts.
Adding a Notes section to my website
I added a new section to my website.
Two languages, two authors, two audiences
Sharing some of my struggles with keeping a site in two languages.
I share what I learned after participating at the Summer of Math Exposition
Creating the website, again...
Here we go again, reinventing the wheel one more time.
Making room for this small language on my blog.
Running into trouble with a tool I didn't create.
Lift - A small stack-based programming language
An incomplete introduction to a programming language I wrote for fun.
Listening to music while working
What do I listen to while working?
Tips for golfing in Lua
You should also define what software is not
Prevent projects from spiralling out of control with this one simple trick
Setting up a personal Lua library
A small Lua tutorial
Just write, and then write some more.
Two different approaches to art and design.
Password managers: More necessary than ever
Privacy and security during remote work and learning
Why you should love your computer: Independence and control through free software
Some thoughts about how open source software can help us change our relationship with technology.