About a month and a half ago, Meta released Muse, which is an autonomous AI agent. It is available for free (at least right now) to anyone with a Meta account, and I already have one for Instagram and Threads, so I decided to try it out.

I didn’t …

Welp, I did it again. I made another programming language. It took over two months of late nights and coffee and it somehow felt like only two weeks. And I certainly could have been writing other blog posts about it in the meantime, but I honestly didn’t think it …

In the previous post I detailed a (very long) series of thoughts I had during development of the puzzle platformer game I have been working on. That mental planning really enabled me to make headway on the game.

Among other things, it’s not called Debugger anymore. After finishing a …

“I have a cool game mechanic. Now what?”

Unfortunately for me, I don’t have any good answer to that question. But I found myself asking it a few weeks ago as I worked on my puzzle platformer game, Debugger.

For the most part, all of the game’s mechanics …

I’ve been working on my upcoming platformer game, Debugger, way too much. And I haven’t really had the chance to add much of anything to the game itself. All I have been dealing with is trying to eliminate any source of lag in the game by any means …

I finally got around to testing the game I have been making, Debugger, using a game controller. For the most part, it went off without a hitch, but there were several problems I encountered – and none of them were fixable, because they were not bugs in my code, nor in …

Back in July, I had the following conversation with a friend over lunch:

Friend: What’s the most confusing computer science topic you’ve ever encountered? Explain it to me.

Me: Continuations. They’re a way for a program to manipulate its own call stack as if it were data …

Last time I mentioned something about Schemascii, I had just completed the first version. It works well for what I need it for, but the internals are very crude. Schemascii doesn’t even have advanced components such as op-amps and logic gates – something that has prevented me from fully being …

I never realized that the concept of a pointer could get so confusing. Over the last two months I came up with a number of different ideas that all involve pointers and got my brain all twisted up in knots when I got to the pointer part.

When I left …

Your honor, this programmer has obvious disregard for the rules of Sane Programming. We can agree that it is common knowledge that there are certain features of programming languages that are available, but are not to be used. Anyone who does use them is deserving of shame. I present to …