OK, this is strange, I edited this post out because I thought I was editing the post I made. Unintentionally made a new post. Move along, sorry.

I hate to doublepost but given my last post was very barebones, my website has grown substantially since then and I didn't even link it nor say much about it, I feel like another more substantial post is warranted. I hope that's fine.

When/how did you develop an interest in making a website and ...

Always preferred the earlier Dream II & Dawn of Dreams from Pan.thy.monium, felt much rawer. Yet, Khaooohs is the only one I have on CD.

Talking about the master, you should really (all of you) try Nightingale. I know it's corny as fuck, but:
1. The first album is a masterpiece that sounds like a ...

Now that I think of it and since the world of "progressive deathgrind" really isn't that big... heard of Carbonized - For the Security (1993) ? It's a bit more on the Cynic/Atheist side of prog, but still very good.

Oh, and Slovakia's answer to the Czechs: Mentality - Teonanacatl (1998 ...

Good taste, the deathgrind Faith No More is pretty cool (though I'm really not a fan of grind except early Carcass' Symphonies of Sickness and Pig Destroyer's Prowler in the Yard ).

Thank you! Those are two of my favorite grind albums as well; especially Prowler in the Yard. Funny story: Prowler ...

https://codexderelict.github.io/vgmr/contrastic1.html
New review for a really good avant-garde death metal album.

It's kind of funny, you know, this theory I've had actually came back around with it's own historic parallel. When I cracked open Levy's Hackers book he talks about Bill Gosper and Richard Greenblatt, who were both legendary in their field and also the archetypal hackers that everyone in the AI ...

I haven't really gotten into my hacking mode for a while but I have a real itch to dig into some networking stuff again; in the big picture, that's always been my main interest: seeing things talk to each other.


I do wish I knew more about networking tbh, it's one of the things I know least ...

Learning Lisp is interesting; things I'd use a loop for in Python for example I use recursion for here, and I find it a lot more natural. I've been tinkering with it for things that show the difference nicely (using big boy Racket and then *SL when I'm doing HtDP) An example would be writing a ...

We could argue all day about Lisp, but let me just say that CL vs Scheme vs Lisp-lites (e.g. Clojure) really isn't a simple decision to make. If you manage to list and prioritize what you value in a programming language (incl. what you liked in other languages), you'll have an easier time choosing ...