Entries Tagged - "javascript"
- Haruspex
A haruspex was a Roman priest who read the future in the entrails of sacrificed animals. This one reads images. Give it a picture and it performs the reading. The image is examined, then pulled apart, corrupted stage by stage into something glitched and barely legible, while a synthesised score...
- Axiom
Axiom is an ecosystem of formal logic tools for education. If you’ve used Carnap or Logic Penguin, you know the idea — but those platforms send proofs to a server for validation. Axiom runs entirely client-side. No network latency. No tracking. Works offline. The core is a TypeScript...
- French Republican Calendar Tools
😵 This page requires JavaScript in order to show you MathJax! If you know a better way to integrate MathJax into Hugo in a way that does not require Javascript, please let me know! I believe that in all facets of life, anything taken for granted should be examined. For me, this includes how I think...
- Webmention Deno!
Wrote a webmention library for Deno, it was good practice getting it to pass the test suite at webmention.rocks. https://deno.land/x/[email protected] The next step is writing out a CLI tool that can completely replace (the now defunct) webmention.app.
- Permashortlinks & Cloudflare Webworkers
I’ve been investigating more deeply about Indieweb, namely their idea of a permashortlink - put succinctly, it is inevitable that shortlinking providers will either Fold, or Deprecate underused links. This means that relying on them - and they are awfully convenient - is a net negative to the...
- The ListenBrainz Widget
A big feature I wanted on this blog was the ability for people to see what music I was listening to right now; and you can see the finished results on the header of this page. This blog is written in Hugo, which means unlike traditional blog engines, it renders the pages server-side, flat file - no...