Previously @idagio_official, previously @musixmatch. data.*, programming languages, music, biking. I like Lisp
Berlin, Germany
Joined December 2006
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Stefano Rodighiero retweeted
My role comes to an end Jan 1. Anyone need a programming generalist with 20yrs experience, and an knack for getting technical messages out through video?
I'd love to help a company that's doing something interesting with developer relations.
(But I'm open to other roles too.)
Stefano Rodighiero retweeted
This argument is still as true now as it was then--our programming tools should both enhance our understanding of our code & communicate that understanding to others. When you're done with a session with a debugger, what's left?
"Expanding the Role of Tools in a
Literate Programming Environment"
by @KentBeck and @WardCunningham
c2.com/doc/case87.html
Stefano Rodighiero retweeted
The Xerox PARC archive is now open for you to explore! With nearly 150,000 unique files, the archive covers an astonishing landscape: programming languages; graphics; printing and typography; and much more. Find all this and more on our site: bit.ly/3nJDAIn
ALT Xerox PARC file system archive graphic
Stefano Rodighiero retweeted
My new collection, SLEEP AND THE SOUL, is now available. You can get it as an eBook from most venues, or as print-on-demand from Amazon.
This collection includes the story “Solidity”, a current finalist in the Locus Awards for best novelette of 2022.
gregegan.net/BIBLIOGRAPHY/Eb…
ALT Book jacket for “Sleep and the Soul” by Greg Egan, with an Escher-inspired image of interlocking light and dark birds flying in opposite directions on the front, and the contents listed on the back: “You and Whose Army?” “This Is Not the Way Home” “Zeitgeber” “Crisis Actors” “Sleep and the Soul” “After Zero” “Dream Factory” “Light Up the Clouds” “Night Running” “Solidity”
Stefano Rodighiero retweeted
Xerox PARC researchers developed technologies for the “office of the future,” yet took care to back up their work. CHM will make a large digital archive of this historic work publicly accessible. Get updates: bit.ly/3Hhmb00 (Photo courtesy of the PARC Library.)
ALT “Beanbag” conference room at PARC Computer Science Laboratory (CSL)
Stefano Rodighiero retweeted
Untitled maze game
Presented at @racketfest the game shows how to use Sketching (A Language for Creative Coding) to make a retro style game.
Try out the game, make a new level and submit it to be included in future versions: racket.discourse.group/t/unt…
ALT Untitled maze game screenshot.
There will be a video stream youtube.com/@universityofuta…
Ed Catmull. John Warnock. Jim Clark. Alan Kay. Ivan Sutherland. Martin Newell. Just a handful of #UofU alumni who revolutionized computer graphics and have shaped & aided countless industries.
For the first time ever, they'll be reuniting on campus.
attheu.utah.edu/facultystaff…
Stefano Rodighiero retweeted
We know how to talk about programming languages, but how to study programming systems? Find out in the interactive version of our @programmingconf paper on technical dimensions! tomasp.net/techdims/
Stefano Rodighiero retweeted
Experimenting with some varying density fog based on this article by @iquilezles: iquilezles.org/articles/fog/ :)
Alan Kay on ‘Should web browsers have stuck to being document viewers?’ by @xardox link.medium.com/kyDy2rauuxb
I was trying to implement something in my xmonad conf and it got stupidly hairy and I was not able to complete it. So maybe I am not good enough for using a Haskell #TWM, and I should consider something else. Recommendations?
Plus I don't know the toolchain well enough to debug a running instance of xmonad in order to (I hope) inspect values involved and eventually discover how to solve my problem