“Metaprogramming in Bash,” n.d. http://adam.younglogic.com/2024/08/metaprogramming-in-bash/
The author shows how you a use #bash and #eval function to metaprogram functions which they can reuse.
It’s really interesting approach, but I would probably not do it this way and write code which is reusable by environment variables supplied to a set of functions.
Basically, there would be active profile which I would load with ‘source‘ command and commands would not have their prefixes.
Still amazing blog post. I love such creativity in the Linux community. It brings me positivity without toxicity in my city, in my ciiiiiiityyyyy!
It’s really interesting approach, but I would probably not do it this way and write code which is reusable by environment variables supplied to a set of functions.
Basically, there would be active profile which I would load with ‘source‘ command and commands would not have their prefixes.
Still amazing blog post. I love such creativity in the Linux community. It brings me positivity without toxicity in my city, in my ciiiiiiityyyyy!
“What DPI, Size, and Resolution Are Best for Digital Art?,” n.d. https://monikazagrobelna.com/2024/08/15/what-dpi-size-and-resolution-are-best-for-digital-art/
Does your digital drawing look pixelated? The prints you make are always weirdly small or too big. There is actually some science behind that.
The post describes how to set up canvas in your digital artwork tool. What is DPI and how to print your art. All of that with wonderful explanations.
The post describes how to set up canvas in your digital artwork tool. What is DPI and how to print your art. All of that with wonderful explanations.
“Ray Tracing in One Weekend,” n.d. https://discourse.haskell.org/t/ray-tracing-in-one-weekend/10078
Ray tracing in fucking haskel. Yes, haskel. What a madlad. #fp #functional #haskel