Crinklewott 💕 @thingywott@awoo.space

@SirTapTap welp

lbs: that should probably be good! (and hopefully not too spammy!) these are the drawings i'm currently most proud of~

maybe next year, i'll have drawn something for the day itself though!

(actually, maybe i'll just boost a few posts for the day to celebrate~)

i didn't draw anything for this one, but happy #おむつの日 (diaper day) everyone..!

if you're curious what makes june 2nd diaper day, the date can be written as 06/2, which is:

• 0 ⇒ お
• 6 ⇒ む
• 2 ⇒ つ

then the "(something)の日" means "(something) day"!

it's a style of japanese number pun called goroawase, which is kinda like a pun in the style of "may the 4th be with you" in english

@m455 heck yeah!

i haven't finished mine yet, but i think it's been a good read so far too..!

@roxy i mean, even if you do catch on, the possibility that you are misreading something would be catastrophic

it's just not worth it to act on something that could possibly turn into harassment and violate consent if you aren't literally a psychic, no matter how good your sense for this kind of thing is

@typhlosion you really get so much from the typh safety

the benefit of it being in fennel over something like scheme is that fennel has extremely good destructuring built right into let (even better than clojure's!) and pretty convenient pattern matching!

so it feels like a match made in heaven to me~

but yeah! tl;dr - i made a patch to add a scheme-like named-let to fennel! which basically allows for things like

(let loop [[first & rest] [1 2 3 4]
           seed first
           acc 0]
  (if first
      (loop rest seed (+ acc first))
      {: seed : acc}))

to evaluate to {:acc 10 :seed 1}

(i wonder if it will get accepted?)

i am so bad at using mailing lists, ahah

my favorite part is when you apologize for misusing one in a way that misuses it again accidentally

@dthompson huh! maybe i'll have to learn how to do that too..!

@technomancy there's probably some truth to that!

the amount of built-in documentation for so many things that have actual tutorials and examples without needing to install anything is really nice

but it would also be nice if it were html and was integrated a little nicer and consistently too

i guess i was more just wondering why the books themselves had such a bad reputation--i guess it's more the requirement to read them because of the lack of a good quick reference?