I finished one of the soldering jobs that was meant to be part of the #FinishIt jam!

This took several attempts to get right. Well, I say “right”, it almost merits a CW for how bad it looks :flan_evil:

Updated my blog with new posts and design. https://leetusman.com/nosebook
Will hopefully finish rest of my website redesign later this week or next for #finishit jam

I didn't get my app done for #finishit but I did manage to finish the icon so I'll count that as a win

very obviously inspired by the old #macintosh alert

#finishIt is not ending for me bby i dont even care whos gonna stop me

#finishit retro

* mostly didn't get to work on what i originally intended
* finished & tested physical contraption for moving dinghy around
* finished reading a few chapters of naval navigational lit
* spent time in a cabin away from computers
* loved seeing all the things being worked on—large & small alike :>

Ok, #finishit week retro:

- Made some music
- Filed taxes
- Submitted my two talks to StrangeLoop

Not as much completed as I would like, but given how many weeks I finish nothing, it felt great!

I knew i wouldn't finish this Hakum comic sequence, but I did advance 6 1/2 pages out of 13... :P... certainly not nothing!

#finishit

my #finishit happened yesterday, I completed another assignment for an incomplete, leaving just one more to go before the end of school year deadline

Ok so this #finishit I did manage to finish reading the book like I had wanted!

I did finish the design of my website, I just need to put the content in.

I did not repot the plant, but I would have if I had not left the pot to do so at work.

You know what? I think Oquonie is complete.

For the past two months @rek and I ported a game of ours for its 10th years anniversary since iOS updates broke it beyond repair.

It has been rewritten to target a virtual machine, which should(hopefully) help us keeping it playable. In the next few days I'll release a document that explains how to write an emulator to run the game.

get game: https://hundredrabbits.itch.io/oquonie
get emulator: https://100r.co/site/uxn.html
get source: https://git.sr.ht/~rabbits/oquonie

#finishit

Well, looks like I won't be out of github/gitlab for #finishit. :columbo:

Found no alternative that doesn't require hosting management from me, and if I appreciate pals from the instance proposing to host me, I don't want to depend on individuals. I just wanted a simple, ethical, paid alternative, but looks like it doesn't exist without constraints I cannot accept. I'll look again in a year!

Today in #finishIt, I'm gonna finish my taxes.

Here's my current #finishIt status.

https://youtu.be/Nl5yN-d1U0I

I'm feeling lucky today so I'd like to open up the decision to the town:

Synth progress: got a kind of working envelope, and much smoother sound! Here's a video with playing around with waveforms and changing octaves and the attack duration: https://youtu.be/rWmxbMWJHM0

I'm probably not going to reach my #finishit goals, as I haven't started work on the filter yet, but I feel this is already pretty good progress.

#theWorkshop

#FinishIt :
Hopefully done with the most difficult part of the Java project. Achieved a massive speedup at the last minute, runtime dropped from 30 seconds to about 2.
Lesson: Progress printing to the console can be a source of backpressure!
I worked on the docs and was rearranging commits pretty much up to the last minute, so I really hope I didn't miss anything.

Today ended up being a "delete and refactor" day which revealed that this design was a bit more elegant than it seemed. It could go either way in hitting this #FinishIt deadline, but big chunks of progress are being made

#finishit -ed the bathroom cabinet! You can see the recycled bamboo cutting board turned shelf.
#theBoatyard

I basically #finishit 'ed it. I love and hate this bike but excited for it to be rideable!

Did some good progress on the series of painting I'm working today.

#theWorkshop #finishit

I've been deep in implementation mode for the past few days on my #FinishIt project (a compiler), but I realize that part of the point of a jam is to share progress and co-inspire each other, so here's an update: prior to the jam, all of the lexing and parsing of source code was complete. I now needed to take the syntax tokens and convert them into 1) an executable binary, and 2) location-independent symbols. Both of these components needed to read and write from a local "symbol library".