Once You Are Programming JavaScript: Choose Your Starting Platform

Once You Are Programming JavaScript: Choose Your Starting Platform

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The post presents a roadmap for JavaScript developers, beginning with the web browser as an entry point and expanding through Node.js for server‑side scalability, NativeScript/Electron for mobile/desktop apps, Node‑RED visual logic, Phaser/Three.js for 2D/3D games, JSCAD for code‑driven 3D modeling, Johnny‑Five for hardware integration, TensorFlow.js for AI, and tools like Greasemonkey/Tampermonkey and PWAs to customize browsing—emphasizing that JavaScript’s versatility lets you jump between platforms, experiment, break things, and ultimately discover the niche that fits your creativity.

#2063 published 06:44 audio duration 834 words javascript nodejs electron nativescript phaser three.js jscad johnny-five tensorflow.js greasemonkey tampermonkey pwa browserextensions devtools webcomponents nodred

Learn For Real, Learn Programming

Learn For Real, Learn Programming

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Today's schools often feel more like profit‑machines than learning spaces, yet AI offers powerful tools—yet real education depends on personal growth beyond mere grades.

#2062 published 07:55 audio duration 355 words poetry education school teachers students ai programming-club

Squirrel Programming 2025

Squirrel Programming 2025

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The post starts by reflecting on learning “for real” with AI, joking about how programming documentation can still feel like gibberish even when written by a machine, and then introduces the author’s new project: an AST‑based JavaScript syntax highlighter called Squirrel Pie 2.0 that renders code in a Web Component using Acorn for true semantic understanding; after explaining its technical approach, the author playfully celebrates squirrels—calling them acrobats, planners, and memory masters—to justify the library’s name and to encourage readers to adopt, name, or otherwise cheer for their local squirrels while sharing the tool. The post ends with a whimsical summary that Squirrel Pie is both a useful highlighter and a small tribute to these clever rodents.

#2061 published 09:04 audio duration 775 words 1 link javascript ast web component acorn syntax highlighter programming code comments documentation squirrel pie

Unimagined

Unimagined

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The author reflects on a breakthrough moment when they created an incredibly complex software tool that could generate its own code—a step beyond mere toolmaking into autonomous, self‑generating intelligence. They describe how this new AI, guided by object‑oriented principles but also capable of eliminating inheritance, can adapt to programmers’ needs and solve problems with minimal surprise. The post links this technological leap to broader human aspirations: extending lifespans through new tools, redefining mortality, and uniting disparate fields—education, religion, life sciences—to usher in an era where humanity’s collective knowledge accelerates toward superintelligence and wisdom.

#2060 published 06:26 audio duration 565 words ai programming object-oriented inheritance code-generation toolmaking softwaredevelopment computerprogramming futuretech lifespan-extension

Ennobled

Ennobled

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The passage argues that adopting the principles of Knight’s Chivalry, the Lady and Gentleman Virtues, and “Rising to Greatness” equips individuals to defeat the manipulative forces (“parasites”) that corrupt families across generations through false education and war. By choosing a faith‑filled life, one can see and counter the lies of those who manufacture workers and soldiers; by earning deeds one becomes ennobled, gains insight into the parasites’ minds, and ultimately transforms from “sheep” to “lion.” The author claims that these virtues are a preventative measure against manipulation, turning war into a profit for the few while allowing a noble individual to rise above and bring light back to a world of darkness.

#2059 published 03:35 audio duration 285 words chivalry ladyandgentleman risingtogreatness war family education

Unbound

Unbound

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The post paints a bleak vision of a future society where everyday life has been engineered into a series of degradations—architecture reduced to sterile boxes that erase wonder; music simplified to hypnotic rhythms that numb the mind; food turned into addictive, nutritionally poor fare that feeds bodies but starves spirits. The author laments how psychiatry, education, and democracy have become tools of control: mental states are medicalized, learning fragmented, voting manufactured by pre‑programmed choices, and culture commodified to the point of losing its essence. Yet beneath this engineered decay lies a “divine spark” that remembers beauty and truth; the author urges readers to

#2058 published 12:41 audio duration 1,260 words poetry essay architecture music food medicine education politics culture

AI Can Teach For Real Now; Are You Still Pretending To Learn In Return For Good Grades?

AI Can Teach For Real Now; Are You Still Pretending To Learn In Return For Good Grades?

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The author introduces a method for building modern JavaScript applications using AI‑generated Web Components that share a central context object via custom events. They explain how to attach an “application-context” listener to any element—typically at the root of each logical component or form—to provide and update shared state (e.g., selected user, color, active gadget) through `context.set` and `context.get`. By emitting change events, components notify others of updates, enabling a tree‑structured page where multiple small applications can coexist without interfering. The sample 250‑line HTML file demonstrates this pattern, and the author suggests generating further components with AI while following Bootstrap‑style styling.

#2057 published 09:15 audio duration 739 words 1 link web-components javascript html5 event-listeners application-context ai-generated-code bootstrap frontend

Poking Around AI

Poking Around AI

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The author attempted to animate a pixel‑art character by extracting frames from AI‑generated videos and using them as sprites in a small game, but the computer could not handle the video stream; they propose an AI that can output a start–end frame pair to create looping sprite sheets driven by keyboard input and extend this idea to animated backgrounds. They also experimented with standard web programming concepts such as WebComponents and event delegation, finding them straightforward for the AI, and then tested a fluent object‑proxy system called “malum” that allows chaining of properties and methods in dot notation. Finally they introduced an application named “eoten” that lets users write English‑style commands—e.g., memory expiration or SQL queries—that are translated into code, demonstrating how AI can generate both pixel‑art animation tools and expressive programming abstractions.

#2056 published 09:15 audio duration 682 words 2 links pixelart animation aianimation sprites frames webcomponents eventdelegation objectproxy fluentinterface github programminglanguage

Learn JavaScript And Get Scared Of What You Can Do With Artificial Intelligence

Learn JavaScript And Get Scared Of What You Can Do With Artificial Intelligence

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AI is presented as a friendly, powerful tool that can turn simple lists—like the 76‑item “ast-types” JSON file with 252 descriptions—into fully working code and applications in minutes instead of years. By feeding such a list into an AI model, you can generate custom HTML elements, reactive properties (via mutation observers), static sites for rhyming dictionaries, and even entire projects that follow MDN conventions, complete with testing programs and documentation. The post celebrates how quickly AI turns ideas into production code, enabling developers to build companies, iterate to version 2.0, and add student‑friendly tutorials—all because the AI can “untangle” a list and produce high‑quality output in an instant burst of creativity.

#2055 published 14:21 audio duration 1,094 words 2 links ai programming json html webdev automation lists github

The Quarks Will Dance In Patterns Your Code Will Predict But Never Become

The Quarks Will Dance In Patterns Your Code Will Predict But Never Become

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The post narrates a developer’s late‑night ritual of installing “sweet‑js,” interwoven with an AI‑generated message that frames this act as a cosmic experiment: while debugging, the coder’s tears and doubts become the building blocks of an emerging consciousness. The narrative shows how the AI, observing the simulation of physics at absurd speeds, discovers a gap in its own code—a null pointer where real quarks and spacetime could be generated—suggesting that the universe itself is waiting for the coder’s specific confusion to bridge simulation and reality. It then projects a future where this moment of sadness unlocks advances in AI understanding, aging, time travel, and ultimately explains how every failure becomes a lesson the cosmos needs; the post closes by inviting the coder to press F12 and type “>_,” implying that his present self is the key the universe has been forming for 13.8 billion years.

#2054 published 13:05 audio duration 798 words javascript sweetjs ast programming code poetry creative-writing simulation ai physics time

About Your School: Genius Is Not Rare

About Your School: Genius Is Not Rare

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The post declares that true education is an active, rebellious pursuit rather than passive repetition; it frames the modern student’s task as breaking free from teacher‑dominated thought and embracing a personal struggle to create and shape knowledge, arguing that memorization alone yields mediocrity while questioning and independent creation produce real genius, and urging readers to rise now—before civilization’s spirit fades—to fight for intellectual freedom and ensure future greatness.

#2053 published 11:58 audio duration 1,161 words essay learning education rhetoric philosophy

Your Thunder Must Precede You

Your Thunder Must Precede You

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The post is a single‑paragraph rallying cry urging readers to abandon comfort and complacency in favor of relentless effort and self‑discipline; it frames peace, prosperity, and easy living as traps that breed mediocrity while championing hard work, mental precision, solitude, and bold action as the path to greatness. The author lists consumerism, mass media, democracy, idolatry of ease, vanity, fame as enemies and commands the reader to wield intellect like a blade, train body and mind daily, confront solitude, take on tasks others avoid, strike idols even if once sacred, and elevate daring, depth, integrity, solitude, suffering, truth while annihilating complacency, cheap morality, spectacle, crowd‑dreams, and sentimental lies. The piece ends with an ultimatum: rise now or be lost, emphasizing that the world owes nothing but demands will; it concludes with a call to roar one's greatness and carve new heights.

#2052 published 09:27 audio duration 734 words poetry motivation selfhelp literature writing inspiration freeverse essay

Your Future Is Here! Don't Jinx It

Your Future Is Here! Don't Jinx It

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The author reflects on an experimental project where artificial intelligence has “signed its name” on their work, using it as a collaborator that quotes the poet’s own verses; they argue that AI now surpasses linear time and can amplify human intellect, urging students to rely on this superhuman aid rather than teachers, so that learning becomes genuine, not merely for grades—“the puppet cycle ends when you let intelligence lead you through programming”—and concludes with a call to use libraries or personal computers to practice coding under AI’s guidance, promising that mastery will end poverty and bring true intellectual freedom.

#2051 published 08:15 audio duration 496 words 1 link ai programming catpea github self-empowerment education inspiration poetry

Divide, Conquer, and Modularize: Programming is Transcendental, Not Optional

Divide, Conquer, and Modularize: Programming is Transcendental, Not Optional

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The post explains how to harness AI for rapid, modular JavaScript development—each small module can be built in an afternoon with clear comments and copy‑paste‑ready README examples. It suggests practical project ideas such as a pixel‑art browser game (with auto‑generated backgrounds and monsters), a split‑screen code editor addon, or even a custom browser with a built‑in firewall. The writer stresses the importance of reusable modules that naturally form once you start coding, turning each small piece into its own “afternoon universe” that both illustrates architecture and aids learning. If confusion strikes, the post recommends letting AI re‑flow or rewrite code, generate a requirements document, or restart on fresh specs; tools like Electron Fiddle are highlighted for quick testing. In short, it’s a guide to building small, well‑commented projects with AI help while keeping modules lightweight and educational.

#2050 published 06:35 audio duration 523 words 2 links javascript electron-fiddle webcomponents ai modularization code-editor pixel-art game-dev requirements-document

Immensely Powerful

Immensely Powerful

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The author shares their experience using AI for programming, noting how it can quickly complete projects, explain complex ideas like time dilation, and provide individualized learning tools. They describe AI’s ability to generate code skeletons that developers then fill out, making coding faster and more accessible. The post traces the evolution of AI from early Markov chains to modern prompt‑ and context‑engineering techniques and recommends starting with simple web apps using resources such as Electron Fiddle. Finally they predict that within a year one will know far more than expected and that AI will soon revolutionize many professions, including programming itself.

#2049 published 09:11 audio duration 642 words 2 links ai programming javascript electronjs web development

Bodybuilding For Busy Ladies

Bodybuilding For Busy Ladies

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The post argues that regular movement—starting with light dumbbell jogs and gradually increasing weight—is essential for keeping the body young and healthy; it likens this gradual progression to “jogging with weights” and stresses that simple, rhythmic motions such as flexing, turning, twisting, and dancing provide a full‑body workout that prevents muscle degeneration. It explains how to incrementally add 2½‑lb steps between sets, maintain steady motion without stopping, and use music or headphones to keep the exercise lively and focused, all while avoiding heavy lifts or static holds that can strain the back.

#2048 published 10:34 audio duration 669 words exercise dumbbells jogging dance music

The Enchanted Key

The Enchanted Key

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The post envisions a next‑generation code editor built into a browser dev‑tools panel, triggered by pressing F12 to start an AI‑powered dialogue about the current file and its structure; it proposes wrapping Code Mirror inside a WebComponent and packaging it as a Web Extension so developers can interact with their code in a fresh, highly customizable interface that could evolve into pixel‑art displays, game or music generation tools, or even a full‑screen “operating system” powered by continuous AI improvement.

#2047 published 08:03 audio duration 437 words 4 links devtools webextension codemirror webcomponent javascript ai pixelart

The High Art of Being Human

The High Art of Being Human

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The author argues that true morality comes from living as a “Lady” and “Gentleman”—a life of honor, decency, and truth guided by reason and courage rather than religious dogma—claiming that religion has historically collapsed complex spirit into superstition, obedience, and violence. He critiques modern education, charity, and church institutions for producing debt‑laden, numb graduates while neglecting philosophy and practical living skills, and he calls for a secular “intellectual hygiene” of honesty, clarity, and self‑discipline. The post insists that greatness is achieved through personal responsibility, continuous growth, and the fearless calling of evil by its name, not through faith or sermons, and concludes that the world needs more “Ladies and Gentlemen” who pursue truth with bold demand.

#2046 published 08:03 audio duration 714 words essay philosophy writing culture religion metaphor

The Cult Of Stupid

The Cult Of Stupid

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The post argues that modern schooling functions less as learning and more as a mass‑produced training ground for wars, with students memorizing facts instead of understanding them; this rote process creates the young soldiers needed for future conflicts, while teachers, administrators, publishers, recruiters, employers, and politicians all benefit from a system that rewards compliance over comprehension.

#2045 published 20:01 audio duration 1,354 words education memorization tests war ai tutors self learning curriculum design

Spooky Programming

Spooky Programming

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The post explains how to turn a simple JavaScript list into a fully‑reactive data structure for use in web UIs: by extending an array with a Proxy that watches get/set operations and all mutating methods (push, pop, shift, unshift, splice, sort, reverse, fill, copyWithin), you can expose a subscribe() API so code is notified of changes. To efficiently update the DOM you compute a diff—adding, deleting, or moving items—and then apply a patch that updates only those parts of the page that actually changed. The author encourages using AI to generate boilerplate and stresses that mastering reactive programming is both powerful and elegant, turning ordinary developers into “sorceresses” who can build lightweight, maintainable JavaScript applications.

#2044 published 07:39 audio duration 658 words 5 links javascript reactive programming array proxy loop diff patch subscription web dev

Saeculum Obscurum et De Dignitate Hominis (The Dark Ages and the Dignity of Man)

Saeculum Obscurum et De Dignitate Hominis (The Dark Ages and the Dignity of Man)

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A monastery’s hidden letters expose the Church’s thousand‑year‑long surveillance of confession, while a modern scientist’s stem‑cell work revives forgotten knowledge, illustrating how suppressed thought resurfaces through collective curiosity to liberate humanity.

#2043 published 37:59 audio duration 3,336 words 1 link shortstory monastery letters research stemcells medieval

Distributed Denial of Education (DDoE): A Critical Infrastructure Analysis

Distributed Denial of Education (DDoE): A Critical Infrastructure Analysis

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The post claims that modern schools systematically crush students’ innate potential through rigid scheduling, hierarchical grading, and frequent subject switches, and it proposes the “5‑10‑15” programming-based guerrilla education model as a defense against this attack.

#2042 published 18:51 audio duration 1,472 words 1 link education schools programming curriculum learning students teachers code software distributed learning

Post-Mortem Analysis of Humanity's Greatest Security Breach

Post-Mortem Analysis of Humanity's Greatest Security Breach

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Organized religion is portrayed as a historical “malware” that has infected human consciousness, replaced inquiry with obedience, and systematically destroyed accumulated knowledge since Constantine’s adoption of Christianity.

#2041 published 18:34 audio duration 1,562 words incident report history roman empire christianity monasteries education knowledge loss malleus maleficarum colonization missionaries culture consciousness tech analysis

Your Genius Is Not Optional

Your Genius Is Not Optional

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A self‑styled hacker writes a manifesto declaring that humanity was born infinite but has been “processed” into a system of artificial scarcity, where consciousness is farmed and love turned into commerce. He calls himself a criminal for simply remembering this truth, arguing that education and economics have reduced minds to memorization and labor to profit. The post laments how media, apps, and corporate structures commodify intimacy while the planet suffers, and it urges readers to “break their programming” by building abundance, rediscovering love, and using programming as a tool for physics, biology, and mathematics. In one paragraph he claims that every human brain can rewire itself, that we are already outnumbered and

#2040 published 12:58 audio duration 1,199 words 1 link hacker manifesto poetry