add language pages, aesthetic page, add images
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I'm opfez. I like exploring {computation} and learning about new concepts and
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ways of thought. I'm particularly interested in functional programming, and by
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extension the {lambda-calculus}. Other interests of mine include music and
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language.
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extension the {lambda-calculus}. Other interests of mine include music and {language}.
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I started working on {codex this wiki} during the summer of 2021.
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* Aesthetic
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My preferred aesthetics involve reduced colour pallettes, often {dithering 1-bit}.
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Low-tech, crafty endeavours have a certain charm to them I resonate
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with.
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* Dithering
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$img lain-bear.png
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Dithering is the act of reducing an image's palette by different means. It is a
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common way to reduce file sizes.
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** Floyd-Steinberg
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One of the most well-known dithering algorithms is the Floyd-Steinberg
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algorithm. It is based on spreading out rounding errors of individual pixels
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onto its surrounding pixels.
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{https://tildegit.org/opfez/dither Implementation of Floyd-Steinberg dithering}
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** Topics
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{computation Computation}
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{language Language}
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{aesthetic Aesthetic}
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* Lambda calculus
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$img lambda.png
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The lambda calculus is a formal system for expressing computation using function
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application and abstraction invented by Alonzo Church in the 1930s. It is a
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universal model of computation.
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* Language
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Language is more than merely communication, it is a way of expression and
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thought.
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{norwegian} — Notes on Norwegian, my mother tongue
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{russian} — Notes on Russian
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* Norwegian
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Norwegian is a North Germanic language.
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** Bokmål and New Norwegian
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There are two written forms, bokmål (book tongue) and nynorsk (new
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norwegian). Bokmål came from Denmark, as under their rule they forced the
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Norwegian population to write in Danish. This has led to bokmål as a written
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variant with many similarities to that language. The other variant, nynorsk, was
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invented by Ivar Aasen. He travelled around the country and collected samples of
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regional dialects, creating a written form of Norwegian which would mimic the
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spoken variants.
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I write bokmål. New Norwegian features many more diphtongs than bokmål and has a
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vastly different vocabulary.
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** Alphabet
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The letters are pronounced as monophtongs by themselves in most cases, unlike
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the diphtong pronounciation of some letters in English (like 'a').
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Norwegian and other Scandinavian languages have 3 additional vowels, æ (like the
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'a' in 'can'), ø (like the 'u' in 'purse'), and å (like the 'o' in 'floor').
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** Dialects
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Norwegian has no standard way of speech, and the regional dialects reflect
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this. The dialects originated because of the difficulty of moving between
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different parts of the country, due to factors like the mountains. This lead to
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sealed off areas where dialects were able to flourish. It is unknown how many
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there are, however they tend to resemble the ones they are close to.
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** Other
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Although unofficial, hen is the de-facto gender neutral pronoun in Norwegian.
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{https://git.sr.ht/~jole/nous The NOUS keyboard layout}
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* Russian
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This page has yet to be written.
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