Over the last decade, I've made three major attempts to write programming languages for producing random text. Here's the first: Matzo, a simple dynamically typed language for random strings, which I've reimplemented somewhat more cleanly and released today: https://github.com/aisamanra/matzo
Weekend project #2: experimenting with a sketchy faux-block-print style for a tabletop project.
…well, I wrote a hasty terminal-based clone of Wordle but for Toki Pona, for some reason: https://gist.github.com/aisamanra/2dea5f9e324fa2d66029bf821064646a
A quick blog post about an error-handling mechanism I want to experiment with in a future programming language: https://journal.infinitenegativeutility.com/structurally-typed-condition-handling
that spooky janitor character in the direct-to-video movie of your life
formerly @keweddji as well as @aisamanra and @uzhdanra on birdsite. he/him