(#3tympea) Thank you, @jlj@twt.nfld.uk, glad you like ‘em! :-)

Best April weather today. A thunderstorm ran through this arvo and when we went into the woods, we got hit by some rain. Can’t complain about the lovely smell of tree resin and rain.

Today was very windy, but later in the day also sunny. The pleasant smell of resin awaited me in the forest. I drained my camera battery once again with over 300 shots. But lots of them turned out to be complete rubbish.

(#kxav7ya) @jlj@twt.nfld.uk Thanks, mate! :-)

Went on a quick stroll today, but a little bit elsewhere than usual. Liquid sunshine hit us at one point, but it wasn’t bad.

(#wpmivjq) @prologic@twtxt.net Cool. Well, when I think of classic interfaces, then Reader, Writer, Seeker, Closer, Stringer, Formatter come to mind. Unless my definition of adverbs is completely off, these are nouns in my point of view. Granted, they end in er and start with a verb, but they’re nouns. Adverbs are something different: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adverb Anyways, good writeup. :-)

(#kmcsx2a) @prologic@twtxt.net @movq@www.uninformativ.de Thanks, mates! It was indeed cool to watch, but also a bit frightening. Quite violent. I reckon they were fighting over prey. I only saw it on the photos (3 & 4), one had a mouse or smomething in its beak. I’m speculating that the other might have thought that this meal belongs to itself as it was caught in its own territory or so. Thus, maybe by crashing into the rival the hope was that the prey is dropped on impact, so it can be stolen back by the rightful owner. Just guessing, I don’t know. I really like red kites, they look super cool in my opinion. Their iconic v-shaped tail makes them unmistakable for others.

(#wpmivjq) @prologic@twtxt.net Nice! A few things (I can’t fix them myself I reckon):

• Code blocks would benefit from proper indentation.
  
• Interfaces have adverbs as names? I reckon they’re nouns instead.
  
• I don’t get what convention ServeHTTP is breaking here.
  
• Typo in section “Live Coding Time”: “its”.
  
• Typo in section “Receivers Matter”: “Pointer”

A few bad shots of a red kite circling over the neighborhood. 02 is shortly after two kites had an areal combat. One high speed crashed into the other one twice from greater altitudes.

Oh yeah, rain circle around the slightly cloudy sun. This is no lense flare.

(#rrab2cq) @movq@www.uninformativ.de Interesting, indeed! It didn’t occur to me that other places organize it differently. I reckon, most clubs aren’t that huge anymore as they were back in the days. So this concept only works for collecting areas that aren’t very large, hence, smaller towns and villages. The places currently listed here are not super big: https://www.du-willkommen.de/altpapiersammlung.html

(#bgvjcuq) Ta, @prologic@twtxt.net!

(#4unaw7a) @prologic@twtxt.net Hahaha, nice!

Nice April weather today with rain, sun, rain, sun, rain, sun, even a bit of hail, sun, rain, etc. We got rainbows twice today. But not as good as yesterday.

(#lrpxyaa) @stigatle@yarn.stigatle.no What a great scenery! And quite an adventure you got yourselves into. :-)

(#ovqleeq) Sun and rain in combination is always great. Added 13 and 14.

Today’s hike was framed in light rain. And now it seems the sun is even coming out for a few minutes this evening. Quite some weird light, the sky turns tan.

(#fu45peq) @prologic@twtxt.net I see. Via s-expressions I came across John McCarthy’s CBCL (Common Business Communication Language) and now I’m reading Paul Baran’s paper about The Future Computer Utility. Quite a fun excursion.

(#fu45peq) @prologic@twtxt.net I really liked it. One or the other section might feel a bit dated, because it is. But that doesn’t hurt the overall experience at all. Currently, I’m continuing with the next one: https://www.defmacro.org/2006/06/19/fp.html So far I can recomment this one, too. Both are written in an entertaining style and I feel like I have a little bit better understanding of things than before. But some mental power is required to wrap my head around some sections I’ve noticed. It’s no mind candy. :-) But that’s good. I never worked with any real functional language before. All my FP experience is limited what other languages offer in that field.

(#wxean2a) @stigatle@yarn.stigatle.no @prologic@twtxt.net G’day, overcast with tiny amounts of rain every now and then here, too. A grey heron visited a neighbor:

Today, I’ll finally have a look at Lisp. This nice introduction article waited in my browser tabs for many years I believe.

(#dqq5wka) @prologic@twtxt.net @abucci@anthony.buc.ci Ta!

Birb!