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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <feed xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"> <link href="gemini://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/"/> <link rel="self" type="application/atom+xml" href="gemini://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/atom.xml"/> <id>urn:uuid:43730995-ccfc-4202-afef-f4ba2b2a42c2</id> <updated>2021-11-25T22:33:26+0800</updated> <generator>dirs.org</generator> <title>kapsyël</title> <entry> <link href="gemini://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/scheduler.gmi"/> <link rel="alternate" href="https://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/scheduler.gmi"/> <updated>2021-11-25T22:33:05+0800</updated> <id>urn:uuid:f4bea301-3619-3939-8771-7f3aa3458bdd</id> <title>Dual-wielding planners</title> <summary> I have multiple organisational systems, and they work in complementary ways. There is a digital setup which is centred on org-mode, and an analogue planner or two which I bought commercially. I'll describe how I ended up with this setup here, and also comment on the setup itself and why I continue to use it despite whatever flaws it might have. </summary> <author> <name>isoraqathedh</name> </author> </entry> <entry> <link href="gemini://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/gem-org-odt.gmi"/> <link rel="alternate" href="https://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/gem-org-odt.gmi"/> <updated>2021-11-22T11:04:42+0800</updated> <id>urn:uuid:602080ab-b3ec-382c-86cc-8b71fb758d42</id> <title>Writing all four ways</title> <summary> Over the last few months I've written articles in several different ways, although the final product is not very easy to tell. Having now performed this experiment (?), I can now discuss my reflections on how each of the writing methods felt like, and how I'm going to continue going forward. </summary> <author> <name>isoraqathedh</name> </author> </entry> <entry> <link href="gemini://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/ujmj.gmi"/> <link rel="alternate" href="https://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/ujmj.gmi"/> <updated>2021-11-11T20:33:34+0800</updated> <id>urn:uuid:736106f0-4bcc-3823-9255-674e25565d7b</id> <title>Ùzje Mahjong</title> <summary> Ùzje mahjong is a mahjong variant that is designed primarily for my conworld, Ùzje. It is supposed to be a combination of a number of other variants, along with a number of idiosyncratic changes that are there just to be difficult. This document is not a complete document of Ùzje mahjong, but rather a list of key differences that distinguish it from other variants. In general, you should be able to play the game if you have this document and some knowledge of either Riichi mahjong or HKOS. </summary> <author> <name>isoraqathedh</name> </author> </entry> <entry> <link href="gemini://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/aesthetic.gmi"/> <link rel="alternate" href="https://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/aesthetic.gmi"/> <updated>2021-11-05T17:15:19+0800</updated> <id>urn:uuid:555d9cea-8ef7-3816-8090-ffdbad45d185</id> <title>A particular aesthetic</title> <summary> One particular aesthetic that has always struck me ever since I grew up can be found in the textbooks that my school uses (and most other schools use). </summary> <author> <name>isoraqathedh</name> </author> </entry> <entry> <link href="gemini://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/energy-competition.gmi"/> <link rel="alternate" href="https://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/energy-competition.gmi"/> <updated>2021-10-23T15:57:38+0800</updated> <id>urn:uuid:3d2215b0-f25f-3424-8df2-7ee2956cd68c</id> <title>Kvetching about Bitcoin – a quantitative approach</title> <summary> There had been no small amount of consternation about how cryptocurrency and its current uses eats up a lot of power for relatively little gain. However, a Twitter post has made me realise just how little of a number sense I have on this particular subject: </summary> <author> <name>isoraqathedh</name> </author> </entry> <entry> <link href="gemini://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/twitch-stats.gmi"/> <link rel="alternate" href="https://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/twitch-stats.gmi"/> <updated>2021-10-09T22:42:17+0800</updated> <id>urn:uuid:7210075b-8dd9-31d5-b846-d5f45a75020c</id> <title>Twitch earnings and the Zipfian distribution</title> <summary> Recently there was the Twitch leaks that someone packaged the earnings subset of into a neat space-separated file. Since it’s so easily read by machine I decided to do some simple graphs with it. </summary> <author> <name>isoraqathedh</name> </author> </entry> <entry> <link href="gemini://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/notation.gmi"/> <link rel="alternate" href="https://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/notation.gmi"/> <updated>2021-10-03T22:09:18+0800</updated> <id>urn:uuid:afa2bc53-f0a6-3de3-b2fa-a5e054f22e88</id> <title>Using notation to understand the world</title> <summary> Notation is the idea that an arbitrary object can be represented by some other abstract object. A specific type of notation, which is the one most people would understand in the conventional sense of the word “notation”, is when the object doing the representing is written. Commonly seen examples of notation include those that represent maths, music, electrical circuits and even lists of key-presses. In this article I discuss how notation has shaped my understanding of things, and also propose a notation-oriented way of understanding something. </summary> <author> <name>isoraqathedh</name> </author> </entry> <entry> <link href="gemini://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/re/power-of-git.gmi"/> <link rel="alternate" href="https://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/re/power-of-git.gmi"/> <updated>2021-09-21T13:50:15+0800</updated> <id>urn:uuid:dc7bc220-0b7e-38fc-8591-b3ff34f7c00b</id> <title>Re: Finally Understanding the Power of Git</title> <summary> This was greatly eye-opening to me. The list of remotes inside the whole thing has always been a bit underused to me, but you have just outlined the exact use case for the whole thing. </summary> <author> <name>isoraqathedh</name> </author> </entry> <entry> <link href="gemini://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/monetising-conlangs.gmi"/> <link rel="alternate" href="https://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/monetising-conlangs.gmi"/> <updated>2021-09-17T23:38:55+0800</updated> <id>urn:uuid:058e3984-2473-3c0c-9213-2b915a37445f</id> <title>Monetising conlangs</title> <summary> I have a small idea about how to use a conlang to get money. It's not something that I have done, but it is something that I am capable of doing in a technical sense. </summary> <author> <name>isoraqathedh</name> </author> </entry> <entry> <link href="gemini://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/article-conventions.gmi"/> <link rel="alternate" href="https://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/article-conventions.gmi"/> <updated>2021-09-04T22:50:28+0800</updated> <id>urn:uuid:3e3e28f1-d4d8-3b7a-a6fc-58e98a90a216</id> <title>Some article formatting standards for gemtext</title> <summary> I have noticed that I have followed a somewhat stricter syntax when writing in Gemtext, so in this rather short article I will describe it. </summary> <author> <name>isoraqathedh</name> </author> </entry> <entry> <link href="gemini://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/digits-10-and-11.gmi"/> <link rel="alternate" href="https://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/digits-10-and-11.gmi"/> <updated>2021-08-28T20:30:50+0800</updated> <id>urn:uuid:604fba54-299d-3853-ac3f-c5fa5150488f</id> <title>My digits 10 and 11</title> <summary> Throughout all of my conlanging and occasionally my maths writing, it is sometimes needed to add extra glyphs to represent digits in bases greater than 10. </summary> <author> <name>isoraqathedh</name> </author> </entry> <entry> <link href="gemini://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/language-list.gmi"/> <link rel="alternate" href="https://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/language-list.gmi"/> <updated>2021-08-28T11:48:03+0800</updated> <id>urn:uuid:a5a5cf51-08b5-3601-b3a1-90169f88e9e5</id> <title>Language list</title> <summary> This is a list of conlangs that I maintain. It represents the sum total of all work since about 2008. </summary> <author> <name>isoraqathedh</name> </author> </entry> </feed>