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77df98c01b publish about, this, now, contact, disclaimer 2023-12-24 20:57:02 -05:00
sorrel
5805e5e769 refactor about page into multiple fragments within index 2023-12-24 16:55:02 -05:00
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2024/01/21
- .txt -> .scm for better source viewing in git forge
- fix footer styling (tagged section is cramped with flex-row
especially on mobile)
- pick a license
- add view source link to every page (git forge of source/resource
not static/resource; we're here for the sexprs)
24/12/2023
- published about sections
TODO:
- refactor publish script for atomic, idempotent execution (follow
rollback thunk + compose accumulator pattern in modify script)
- modify publish script to ensure rollback on failure
- create update script to publish updates to existing posts
2024/01/17
- add html cache directories to build script
TODO:
- putting content in atom will require changing csv parsing;
that's for v2
2024/01/15
- cache static logic
- START HERE:
- test caching everywhere
- add content in atom
2024/01/14
- fix stylesheets
- update all url references
- START HERE:
- add content in atom
- cache static logic
2024/01/13
- update atom-table-writing
- finish atom-feed-recreation in modify
- modify functionality complete
- START HERE:
- update all references to old url
- TODO:
- add content in atom <entry><content /></>
- re-publish stuff in publish branch
2024/01/11
- rebuilding post-footer
- created tools/utils.rkt to put utils shared between modify
and publish (includes new url)
- update-atom-table writing
- START HERE:
- update-atom-table needs description for post
2024/01/08
- rb-thunks accumulating via compose
- update-res-table now adding update-history to data/<resource>.csv
- started loading tag-list for rebuilding post-footer
- START HERE:
- rebuild post-footer
- update-atom-table
- TODO:
- update all references to old url (especially in atom feed)
- update light-mode style
2024/01/07
- returning to project
- refactor get-res-table and get-output-file for returning input and output ports
- rb thunk will require read from input-file-port to rewrite contents on fail
- TODO:
- initialize rb-thunks and ensure they accumulate on passage to each handler
2023/12/30
- starting work on "modify" script
- custom errors that emit a list of "rollback thunks" to enable resetting
to prior state if any error is raised
2023/12/21
21/12/2023
- broke "about" into smaller sections and linked from "/"
- removed "about" from header - now just [settled | unsettled | feed]
- added "now" and "this" sections and linked from "/"
2023/12/10
10/12/2023
- added resource/index builder to publish script
2023/12/04
4/12/2023
- added function to build index source xexpr file for tagged/'tag
- fixed tagged/ index source xexpr printing to file so that it can be read
2023/11/30
30/11/2023
- added function to build an index source xexpr file for tagged/
- have not tested to see if it builds tagged/ properly yet

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sorrel/**
deploy-dir/**
tool/**
static/**/**.html
publish-test/**
todo.txt
compiled/**

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IDEAS in progress
----- - - - - - -
- root/links
- unsettled/latl-primitives
24/12/2023
- posted:
- this
- now
- about
- contact
- very-earnest-disclaimer
IDEAS for future time
_____ - - - - - - - -
- unsettled/that-has-no-name
- - event system
- - story as graph
- unsettled/input-messenger
- settled/go
- - client only
- settled/this-post-is-atomic (oxaliq.net utility scripts and atomicity)
- unsettled/syntax-considered-harmful #playful
- unsettled/ddd #playful
- unsettled/library ????
TH' LOG
-------
2024/02/07
- working through the giant latl-primitives writeup
- should really fix the post id thing before i publish it
2023/01/25
- published fca writeup
2023/01/19
- published about posts linked from index page
- published beginning-latl
- in-progress
- links ?
- to write next
- conlanging-tools
- latl-primitives
- what is in a sound change rule?
- syntax-considered-harmful ? (playful)
- (l)ddd (living)-documentation-driven-development ? (playful)
2023/12/21
21/12/2023
- beginning latl effectively finished and ready for post once ci is fixed
- projects to write about
- input-messenger

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when:
branch:
include: [ main ]
steps:
build:
image: debian:bookworm-slim
commands:
- apt update
- apt -yq install racket ca-certificates
- yes Y | raco pkg install --no-docs csv-reading
- raco exe oxaliq.net.rkt
- raco distribute dist oxaliq.net
deploy:
image: alpine:latest
secrets:
- oxaliq_deploy_ssh
commands:
- echo "SETTING UP SSH"
- apk add openssh-client
- mkdir -p $HOME/.ssh
- ssh-keyscan -t ed25519 oxaliq.net >> $HOME/.ssh/known_hosts
- echo "$oxaliq_deploy_ssh" > $HOME/.ssh/id_ed25519
- chmod 0600 $HOME/.ssh/id_ed25519
- echo "SSH SETUP DONE"
- echo "RUNNING DEPLOY SCRIPT"
- ./.woodpecker/deploy.sh
when:
# Only try to deploy if previous step is successful
status: success

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#!/bin/sh -e
# hello variables
host=root@oxaliq.net
# organize the files
echo "ORGANIZING THE FILES NICELY"
mkdir oxaliq
mv dist oxaliq/.
mv source oxaliq/.
mv static oxaliq/.
# add html cache directories
echo "ADDING HTML CACHE DIRECTORIES"
mkdir fragment
mkdir settled
mkdir unsettled
mkdir tagged
cp -r settled fragment/.
cp -r unsettled fragment/.
cp -r tagged fragment/.
mv fragment oxaliq/static/.
mkdir page
mv settled page/.
mv unsettled page/.
mv tagged page/.
mv page oxaliq/static/.
# put them on the deployment target
echo "COPYING FILES TO DEPLOYMENT TARGET"
scp -r oxaliq "$host":~/
# do everything on the server that's necessary to run the new thing
# TODO make this not remove the old-working version until
# the new version is confirmed working
echo "SETTING OWNERSHIP AND PERMISSIONS"
ssh $host 'chown -R oxaliqdotnet:oxaliqdotnet oxaliq/'
ssh $host 'chmod -R 755 oxaliq/'
echo "REPLACING PREVIOUS DEPLOYMENT"
ssh $host 'rm -rf /srv/oxaliq || true'
ssh $host 'mv oxaliq /srv/.'
echo "RESTARTING SERVICE"
ssh $host 'systemctl restart oxaliqdotnet.service'
echo "SUCCESS!"
exit 0

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FROM debian:bookworm-slim
COPY . .
RUN rm -rf data/
RUN rm -rf in-progress
RUN apt update
RUN apt -yq install racket ca-certificates
RUN yes Y | raco pkg install --no-docs csv-reading
RUN raco exe sorrel.dev.rkt
RUN raco distribute dist sorrel.dev

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--------------
| λ oxaliq.net |\
| λ sorrel.dev |\
\--------------\ \
\______________\|
@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ expressivity!) someday, i might turn it into a proper dsl with support for htmx'
i make generous use of `racket/web-server` with a dispatcher for `hx/` prefixed content
(snippets of html), and plain `/` (for rendering full pages.) handlers build the
content from the little sexpr .scm files (they're not valid racket on they're own,
content from the little sexpr .txt files (they're not valid racket on they're own,
they get read and evaluated as data.) it's all real small and everything, but i figured
why not save the generated html in a `static/` directory so it doesn't need to be built
on each request? so that's what happens.
@ -105,33 +105,5 @@ there's a couple things this'll do.
so that's simple enough.
______________________
|----------------------|
| HOW TO MODIFY A POST |
|----------------------|
¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯
so, some things aren't done til yr dead. some of those things might be posts. `publish`
is always going to move yr text into archive/ and you'll be able to move that file back
to in-progress/ when yr ready to start working on it again.
then you can use the "modify" tool. here's how it works
```
$ modify -i in-progress/ex.txt \ # -i is for the input
-r unsettled \ # -r is for the resource type
-l "An Example Text" \ # -l is for the head_l_ine (title)
```
you can't currently change the description or the tags on existing posts.
what this does:
- update the csv files for the resource type
- rebuilds the source with footer and metadata and tags
- update the atom feed, but this time with a "updated" tag in the entry
if at any point the script encounters a problem, any changes will be rolled back
_________
| LICENSE |
¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯
the source code is available under GNU AGPLv3 : /LICENSE
the content (in source directory) is available under
CC-BY-SA-4.0 : static/license/license.txt

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"a plant called sorrel")
" and i live in the mountains of southern appalachia on "
(span ((lang "chr")) "ᏣᎳᎩ")
" (tsalagi/cherokee) land")
" (tsalagi/cherokee) land. i live with some cats and a whole mess of plants
(most of them food) and a cordswain and i have sweet neighbors")
(p
"i have never identified with the term 'hacker' but i have learned, in the
past few years, that i do like to orchestrate computer machines and i do
@ -41,13 +42,7 @@
"language (computer) to make languages (human)"))))
;; mmt bullet
(li (p "mmt, but make it anarchist "
(small "-- get rid of all that \"sovereignty\" stuff, ew")))
;; library bullet
(li (p "make everything a library and everyone a librarian"))
;; end user programming bullet
(li (p "do things that aren't computer. compute more with regular computer ppl
and less with tech-brained ppl. most ppl know how to compute, and don't
need to know what is an abstract factory factory"))
(small "and get rid of all that \"sovereignty\" stuff, ew")))
;; neuroqueer bullet
(li (p "got a spicy brained, trans lady-fied experience.
i have feelings about these things that inevitably weave thru

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(section
(h2 "contact")
(p (code "email [at] [this domain]") " to send me a good ol' fashioned email")
(p
"i have avoided 'online' for a long time, but i'm getting hip to it. i'm
on the mastodon.social server @oxaliq"))

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(section
(h2 "contact")
(p "e-m-"
(span "a-i")
(span "-l [ at ")
(span "] s-o-")
(span "r-r-e-l [ d o")
(span "t ] d-e")
(span "-v is a good place to do the email"))
(p
"i have avoided 'online' for a long time, but i'm getting hip to it. i'm
on the big mastodon server @oxaliq"))

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(article
(hgroup
(h1 "feature change applier")
(p (em "a first attempt at a conlanging tool")))
(section
(hgroup
(h2 "what is this?")
(p
(em
"a tool for conlanging: a feature-based sound-change applier
capable of applying multiple sets of rules at once."))
(hr))
(p
"you can try it out here: "
(a ((href "https://sorrelbri.github.io/feature-change-applier/"))
"feature change applier app"))
(img ((src "/static/img/settled/1/fca.jpg")
(alt "an image of Feature Change Applier application. visible
are labeled sections. 'proto language lexicon' is a text
field with nonsense weirds. 'phonetic features' is a list
of binary values shuch as '+ back' / '- back' and
characters representing associated sounds like 'a / u / ɯ'
/ 'ə', 'epoch 1' is a text field with a list of phonetic
rules such as
'[+ occlusive - nasal]>[+ occlusive + nasal]/n_.' and
buttons to 'Remove epoch 1' or 'Add Epoch'. 'modeling
options' is a single selected radio button labeled
'Default output' with buttons labeled 'Run Changes' and
'Clear Output'. 'Results of Run' is a list headed 'epoch
1' and containing newline separated words 'annɯ anat ant
annɯ tʰa nnɯ")))
(h3 "an unfinished project")
(p
"some background on conlanging and my interst in conlanging software
can be found in this "
(a ((href "/unsettled/1"))
"introductory post about conlanging software"))
(p
"this project was initially intended to function as a sound change
applier: a software tool that takes as input a list of lexical items
in a language and a list of sound change rules and produces as
output a new list of lexical items resulting from the application of
each rule to each of the lexical items in the input. more info about
sound change appliers will be available: "
(a ((href "/unsettled/?"))
"[pending] review of existing conlanging tools"))
(p
"there are two ways in which i sought to extend the functionality of
the typical sound change applier: through feature-based rules, and
through the processing of multiple rule sets at one time. "
(a ((href "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distinctive_feature"))
"phonological features")
" are proposed binary attributes of phonology that can be used to
distinguish different phonemes. [+/- nasal] is the distinguishing
feature in the minimal pair of phones [n][d]. the processing of
multiple rule sets is accomplished in this project via the notion
of an 'epoch.' at least one epoch must be defined, which takes as
its input the initial lexicon. any additional epochs must have
their input lexicons configured by the user, but they will default
to running in sequence. what this allows is for 'snapshots' of
lexicons between suites of rules (analogous to 'intermediate'
phases in historical linguistics, such as old english>middle
english>early modern english>modern english.) this also allows for
comparisons of different rule sets or the simulation of sound
changes across a family of related languages (analogous to vulgar
latin>italo-western, vulgar-latin>eastern romance, vulgar
latin>southern romance)")
(p
"both of these additional features are present, although the app is
quite buggy and unreliable"))
(section
(hgroup
(h2 "how does it work?")
(p (em "i'll tell you what i remember"))
(hr))
(p
"i made this a few years ago, right after i first learning how to
write web apps and so i used the tools that i knew a few years ago.
this means that it's javascript! specifically, a react app, where
all the fun processing stuff happens via the react hooks useReducer
pattern. "
(a
((href
"https://github.com/sorrelbri/feature-change-applier/tree/sj_latl/src/reducers"
)) "all of the reducers are here"))
(p
"at the end of my meaningful work on the project, i started using a "
(a ((href "https://nearley.js.org/"))
"javascript earley parser called nearley")
" as i started conceptualizing the tool as just one component in a
larger suite of tools i hoped to create. the language part never got
very far--writing a language is hard! writing a language when you've
not had significant programming experience is hard! ill advised? "
(a
((href
"https://github.com/sorrelbri/feature-change-applier/blob/sj_latl/src/utils/latl/grammar.ne"))
"there's the start of something like an ebnf grammar for the
project"))
(p
"this project isn't done! and it never will be!")))

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'(article
((id "latl-primitives")
(class "composed-article"))
;; brief intro - restate the problem
(section
((id "intro"))
(hgroup
(h1 "what must be true of latl primitives")
(p (em "what will latl need to " (u "do") " out of the box?")))
(p "i've talked a little about "
(a ((href "/unsettled/1")) "conlanging and latl")
" previously here. the short version is this: making languages (for theoretical conscious beings) is fun! it's been a consistent hobby and artistic pursuit for me for much of my life. i've had different approaches from making extremely regular languages, to simulating the evolution of a family of spoken languages, to a family of synthesizer languages for a fractured machine society. every language project requires keeping track of a dictionary and a grammar (even if they never become more than quick sketches) and any sufficiently involved project can benefit from tools for generating new words that fit a language's 'phonotactics', generating derived words based on grammatical rules, simulating language change over time. conlanging is a hobby with enough overlap with computation, that some conlangers have created tools for some of these tasks. my own projects have become too ambitious to have my work live in spreadsheets over here and latex files over there and text files with the defintions i provide to web-based tools somewhere else entirely. i want to build on the work of those came before and create a substrate upon which any tool a conlanger needs could be built and in which i can define the entirety of a language in one system.")
(p "at it's base latl will be a tool for operating on languages, invented (or otherwise... maybe.) it helps then to think of the sorts of things that encompass language. spoken and signed languages will be the assumed base case, as those are the things real human beings usually use to communicate with each other. the modality of a language needn't be important to the primitives used, but it's always a good practice to state assumptions"))
(section
((id "contents"))
(ul (li (a ((href "#what-is-language")) "go to what-is-language"))
(li (a ((href "#what-conlangers-do")) "go to what-conlangers-do"))
(li (a ((href "#proposed-latl-primitives")) "go to proposed-latl-primitives"))
(li (a ((href "#signoff")) "go to signoff"))))
;; article contains three main sections:
;; 1. thinking about language
;; 2. talking about conlangers
;; 3. working through some ideas for primitives
;; ---
;; section 1. thinking about language
(section
((id "what-is-language"))
(hgroup
(h2 "thinking about what language is for a moment"))
(a ((href "/unsettled/latl-primitives_what-is-language")
(hx-get "/hx/unsettled/latl-primitives_what-is-language")
(hx-target "#what-is-language")
(hx-swap "outerHTML"))
"what-is-language"))
;; section 2. okay but conlangers
(section
((id "what-conlangers-do"))
(hgroup
(h2 "what conlangers do")
(p (em "moving from a pile of language stuff to a pile of problems to solve")))
(p "coming soon"))
;; section 3. introducing the primitives
(section
((id "proposed-latl-primitives"))
(hgroup
(h2 "introducing the primitives")
(p (em "things that definitely need to be present in latl")))
(p "coming soon"))
;; brief conclusion and next steps
(section
((id "signoff"))
(hgroup
(h2 "signing off")
(p (em "what's next for latl thinking?")))
"coming soon"))

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(section
((id "what-is-language"))
(hgroup
(h2 "thinking about what language is for a moment"))
(p "by way of an opening query: what does a language need? naturally our base case spoken languages have sounds and our base case signed languages have gestures. for each of these, we have an articulatory mechanism: the vocal tract, or the face and hands and arms; and a perceptual mechanism: the auditory system, or the visual system. the unique thing about language among other forms of communication is how languages use time. it might seem basic, but it's easy to forget that 'my cat scratched the post' and 'the post scratched my cat' mean very different things. and the same sounds in a different sequence can become a smattering of ideas as in 'the my scratched cat post' or even lose meaning all together as in 'cra catsm sde thymst opsh'. languages differ on how they use time--some languages allow more freedom for word order than others, but relationships between articulations through time are essential to all known languages. for now, let's start with those articulatory bits! (more on time and on meaning later)")
;; 1.1 phonemes
(section
((id "phonemes"))
(hgroup
(h3 "phonemes")
(p (em "what even are they?")))
(p "no talk of letters here! no "
(q ((style "font-family: serif; font-style: italic; padding: 1px 2px;"))
"'ghoti' is pronounced 'fish'")
" jokes! instead, let's imagine how to describe the difference in articulation and in reception between 'mine' and 'fine' and 'wine' and 'dine' or between '"
;; add ASL rhymes
"'. these words rhyme! which (for short words) is a way of saying that most of their sounds are the same, and the similar bits come at the end. "
(footnote "rhyme is a little more complicated than that, encompassing stress patterns") ;; describe ASL rhymes
;; awkward
""
"it is uncontroversial to suggest that there is a basic articulatory/perceptual unit in any given modality which, when strung together, produces the basic units of meaning. this basic unit, no matter the modality, is called the 'phoneme'."
(footnote "historically, called a 'chereme' in sign languages")
"in selecting the words i have, i've already hinted at how linguists support the existence of these phonemes. 'dine' and 'fine' together form a 'minimal pair' of words with a different meaning whose difference is found in only one perceptually distinct part of their articulation. because we know from english language usage that 'mine' and 'fine' and 'wine' and 'dine' are distinct words with distinct meaning, we have a clue that there is some phonemic difference between /m/ and /f/ and /w/ and /d/. by collecting more examples of these minimal pairs ('do' and 'moo' and 'wed' and 'dead' and on and on) we can begin to describe the physical sounds associated with each phoneme and how each is articulated.")
(p "human bodies are inexact things--perception is important here! it does us no good to describe an extra-tightly clenched middle finger in a closed hand shape as indicative of a distinct phoneme as it would be unlikely to be perceptible to an interlocutor and so could never disambiguate between two signs. environments are noisy and so articulation is also important! in my dialect of english the word 'put' /pʊt/, in a noisy environment, might be pronounced roughly [pʰʊtʰ]. in casual speach, however this same word is frequently realized as [pʰɵʔ] with the only audible consonant at the end being the glottal closure of 'uh-oh'. the only ghost of the exaggerated realization is typically an inaudible tongue placement behind the alveolar ridge. a speaker recognizes what the phoneme 'could be' with more effort, but typically such effort is unnecessary for understanding. this suggests that there phonemes are not simply sounds or handshapes or mouth movements. something must be underlying the equality of meaning between [pʰʊtʰ] and [pʰɵʔ]")
(p "there's a fairly wide consensus amongst linguists that, despite being the minimal constituent needed to represent meaning in language, phonemes are " (strong "not atomic.") " a phoneme can be decomposed into constituent features and minimal pairs of phonemes can be shown to be distinct only in their realization of one feature. by way of example, the [b] in the word 'shabby' and the [m] in the word 'shammy' differ only in that the [m] is pronounced with air passing through the nasal cavity. the feature [+/- nasal] is therefore taken to be a salient feature in english phonology")
(p "all well and good, but things start to get tricky when we start defining features. firstly, there is no single agreed upon set of features by which to analyze all languages of a given modality. as stated, there's broad agreement that phonetic features exist and many proposed features are uncontroversial, yet even linguists analyzing the same language can disagree upon featural details. vowels in particular are quite slippery to analyze, with [+/- back], [+/- close], [+/- front], [+/- low], [+/- high], [+/- tongue root retracted], [+/- rounded] among the features present in different systems. there are also some linguists who, relying on auditory analysis, analyze vowels primarily via formant analysis. (formants are measures of what is sometimes referred to as 'resonance' or 'vowel color' -- they are the pitches above the fundamental frequency with the greatest relative amplitude.) it is this amateur crank's opinion that because articulation and perception are subject to different constraints and pressures, what is deemed a feature can elide a relationship between speach actor and interlocutor. thankfully, should latl allow for user definition of features and their phonemes, it can remain agnostic to the hairy work of actual linguistics")
(p "users should therefore be able to define their own phonetic feature sets and use those to compose their phonemes. (i'm going to sneak in the undefended assertion here that users should be able to use "(em "other users'") " definitions as well. forgive me.) if you're reading this and are familiar with linguistics, you might now be wondering about the curious case of place of articulation. should place features be treated as hierarchichal -- should [coronal] place of articulation be required for [+/- anterior] feature of the crown of the tongue? if so, how are coarticulations like [tʷ] or [k͡p] to be expressed in featural terms? here again, latl will allow for the definition of hierarchichal features and make no assumptions about their use")
(p "yet another problem is hiding in the view i've thus provided of phonological features. there is a wide (but not universal) belief that distinctive features in phonology are inherently binary. this is convenient from a computational perspective, but may not be descriptive of real language. firstly, it is possible to analyze [coronal] in the previous paragraph as a unary feature relevant to place of articulation. more distressingly, a proposed feature set that includes [+/- high] and [+/- low] predicts the nonsense value set: {[+ high] [+ low]}. one approach to this conundrum is to propose a feature scale [-1/0/1 height]. this is far from a settled matter, but latl should prioritize a user's ability to define such feature scales over implementation considerations or linguistic debate")
(p "it's been a few paragraphs without any mention of sign languages, so it is worth gesturing at how their phonological features relate to these considerations to ensure latl doesn't start it's life with a modality bias. sign languages are widely understood to have phonological systems that are featural. as is the case with spoken languages, specifics of feature sets vary based on language and researcher. features can be salient to a language and form minimal pairs ie [+/- palm prone] is one way of reading the difference between the ASL fingerspelling signs for /p/ and /k/. research suggests that there is a high degree of hierarchichal complexity in the phonological features of sign languages, which maps very neatly to the place of articulation problem in spoken languages. features related to handshape, such as [+/- flex] or [+/- extension] only make sense in regards to selected fingers. i have not seen any research about featural scales in sign languages, but it would be unsurprising to analogize the same issues arising from nonsense combinations of binary features") ;; TODO add some ASL images (maybe sound for some of the english bits?
(p "let's zoom back out to phonemes for a moment to add another wrinkle to the featural representation. the notion (unconscious or not) a speaker of a language has for what constitutes a single sound is understood to be a 'bundle' of features, but not every feature holds the same importance in every environment. by way of example, the /t/ phoneme in my dialect of english can be realized in a number of different ways depending on its location. it can be aspirated [tʰɑk] with [+ spread glottis] (or [+ delayed onset] if you prefer an auditory approach) in 'tock', without aspiration [stɑk] [- spread glottis] in 'stock', or as a flap [ˈbʌ.ɾək] in 'buttock'. this flap differs from the others at least in having [+ sonorant] and [+ voice], but retaining [coronal] [+ anterior]. yet, if i heard *[ɾɑk] in isolation, i would assume the speaker was referring to a stone or a genre of music. this situation is called allophony and latl must maintain a way to treat phonemes like /t/ as salient bundles of features distinct from the more discrete phones [tʰ], [t], [ɾ] (or [ʔ] from the earlier example) whose features are more specified. once again, we see a similar situation with regards the ASL phoneme, /e handshape/ which has allophonic representations [+ open aperture] (the unmarked /e/ familiar in the fingerspelled alphabet) and [- open aperture] in certain environments")
(p "warning! that [r] in my dialect of english, is an allophone of two different phonemes! the realization of the words /bæt.ər/ and /bæd.ər/ ('batter' and 'badder') is the same: [bæɾ.ɚ]. this 'under-specification' of not unique to my dialect of english and some linguists propose an archiphoneme /D/ which is a kind of set of /t/ and /d/ to account for this. in this view 'batter' and 'badder' are orthographically distinct, but phonemically both /bæD.ər/. is this 'really' what is going on? i'm not qualified to say, but i am confident that latl can be made to handle this situation without straining our abstractions too much")
(p "to recap thus far, we have phonemes, which for the purpose of latl are bundles of features of some value. features may be defined by the user of latl into feature systems, whereby they are usually but not always binary and may each have a dependency on another feature in the system. phonemes may have features of varying saliency allowing for allophony. these allophones are phones whose features are slightly different but retain the salient features of their phoneme, whether that phoneme is specified or an underspecified archiphoneme that could represent multiple phonemes. as an additional item, it is helpful to have a shorthand to refer to phonemes and their allophones, ie "(code "/t/") ", "(code "[tʰ]") ", " (code "[t]") ", and " (code "[ɾ]") " or " (code "/D/"))
(p "an EBNF grammar (because grammars are fun!) of this relationship might be ")
(code "phoneme = positive-integer * phone { phoneme } ) ; (* a phoneme must be a set of phones and optional (archi-)phoneme *)" (br)
"phone = positive-integer * feature ; (* a phone must be a set of features *)" (br)
"feature = ( value, identifier ) | positive-integer * feature ; (* a feature must be a value with some identifier or a set of (dependent) features *)" (br)
"value = non-negative integer ;" (br)
"identifier = letter, { letter | \"-\" } ; (* lispy identifiers assumed for now *)" (br)
"non-negative-integer = digit , { digit } ; (* from here i'll take for granted the definition of digits and letters *)" (br))
(p "this grammar is insufficient to the purpose, but i include it to point at the recursive nature of both phonemes and features revealed by the constraints defined so far. an additional constraint must be that features are bound in a global feature system and a featural definition of a phone requires values for every possible feature within that feature system. additionally, a feature value can be any within a bound set where each feature can be associated with a different set; so, [+/- nasal] and [-1/0/1 high] can exist within the same feature system, but any instance of [nasal] must have a value of [+] or [-] and any value of [high] must have [-1], [0], or [1]. the grammar handwaves with non-negative-integer by analogy with enums in many programming languages. this grammar also defines a language that would be repetitive and finicky to work with. instead of optimizing, i'd like to take a moment to consider the phoneme already solved in latl and think a little bit about how they're used"))
;; 1.2 lexemes
(section
((id "lexemes"))
(hgroup
(h3 "lexemes")
(p (em "zooming out a little to the fundamental unit of meaning")))
(p "note! for the purpose of this exploration, a lexeme is assumed to be synonymous with 'root morpheme'." (small " if you don't know what this note means, please be aware that i'm being a little bit of a crank again. if you do know what this note means and are suspicious, run with me here for a sec; we'll get to it"))
(p "for now i'll posit that a lexeme is an ordered sequence of phoneme(s) that corresponds to a productive, atomic meaning. a lexeme MAY be subject to derivation rules which transform its meaning or its role in an utterance, for now called 'derived forms'. this definition allows for any 'part of speach' so long as the lexeme is not derived. taking for granted, for a moment, the category 'word', here's a selection of english words that fit this definition of lexeme: 'a', 'she', 'her', 'for', 'four', 'write', 'right', 'quick', 'quit', 'dirigible', 'abstract'")
(p "included are 'function words' (the closed set of grammatically necessary words without independent meaning) like 'a', 'she', 'her', and 'for'. 'content words' are also included (the open set of words with semantic weight) beginning with 'four'. but of course, i've also chosen these words to illustrate some potential traps. we have some phonetic ambiguities: 'for' and 'four' are distinct in some english dialects, but i pronounce them both /fɔɹ/. 'write' and 'right' are indistinguishable from each other in every english and sound something like /ɹajt/. the situation is tricky in this case semantically as well! this is one sequence of sounds upon which multiple different etymologies (encoding mark-making, correctness, directionality, or politics) have converged. if the written forms are any hint, there should be at least two separate lexemes")
(p "i've also snuck in the pair 'she' and 'her'. traditionally, 'her' is held to be a derived form of 'she' violating our 'root morpheme' assumption. leaving aside the linguistic reasons to consider 'her' a derived form, there's still the question of what plausible derivation rule could turn the sound sequence /ʃi/ into /hɜɹ/? (" (small "the ancestral form of 'her' probably was transparently derived from the ancestral form of 'she', but in this project i'm concerned with how these derivations are obscured by language change through time") ")")
(p "the write/right example and the she/her example, in slightly different ways, both recall the bidirectional nature of language. an idealized speaker *knows* which specific meaning (specific lexeme?!) of /ɹajt/ they are referring to, but their interlocutor must derive the appropriate meaning from context. likewise, a proficient speaker produces /ʃi/ and /hɜɹ/ in the appropriate position within a sentence without difficulty, while a language learner may struggle to hear the connection between the two forms. (other interesting possibilities include using one or the other form in all locations or in random distribution; analogizing the regularity of /hi/->/hɪm/ ('he'/'him') to /ʃi/->/ʃɪm/ where a /hɜɹ/ is expected; or using /hi/, /ʃi/, /ðej/ 'they' or other third person pronouns interchangeably. all of these point at some other juicy stuff that will have to be shelved for now.) this bidirectionality means that latl will need to support the mapping of a sequence of phonemes to an arbitrary number of lexemes, although for now it's safe to assume that a lexeme has only one associated sequence of phonemes. (ignoring, for the moment, variant pronunciations as in 'the' /ði/~/ðə/)")
(p "a lexeme will probably need some additional stuff, tho. at the very least a 'dictionary definition' and, of course, a shorthand, ie " (code "/ʃi/") ", " (code "/hɜɹ/") ", or " (code "/ɹajt/")". there's absolutely more to what latl will require from a lexeme (and users should be able to extend the lexeme primitive to their own ends) but that will have to wait for now")
(p "before moving on"))
;; 1.3 morphosyntax or morphemes?
(section
((id "morphosyntax"))
(hgroup
(h3 "morphosyntax")
(p (em "where meaning and phonology and time start getting funky"))))
(p ""))

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(article
((id "oxaliq-at-rc"))
(hgroup
(h1 "oxaliq at rc")
(p (em "dispatches from the edge of my abilities")))
(section
((id "week-1"))
(h2 "week 1")
(p "well, i'm here. at " (a ((href "https://recurse.com")) "recurse center") " very recent life events had me unsure if this would be possible. but, here i am! writing about my feelings, and putting the "
(a ((href "https://www.recurse.com/self-directives")) "self directives") " here, so i can reference them as i reflect")
(p (strong "work at the edge of yr abilities") (br)
"be ambitions about what you can achieve and honest in yr current capacity")
(p (strong "build yr volitional muscles") (br)
"practice making decisions based on intrinsic motivators, yr curiosity and joy")
(p (strong "learn generously") (br)
"seek support when needed, offer when asked, share, share, share yr interests yr struggles yr successes yr enthusiasm for others")
(p "it's funny. there are a lot of ways i feel less-than as a developer. in more than a few workplaces i've been shunted to the corner to figure things out on my own, because i am generally 'autodidactic' as a former boss called me. but, i have not felt free to share my enthusiasm or my struggles in professional contexts. i'm absolutely a generalist of the higher end of the stack, with no particular specialization and i ... have feelings ... about that. however, the larger impediment to my growth has been this feeling of isolation -- of needing to figure things out on my own")
(p "i came into this experience certain i was going to work on " (a ((href "/tagged/latl")) "latl") " but as the time to start my batch drew nearer and as the flood of new ideas came on during my first week, that certainty evaporated. dreaming up grand plans is not difficult for me; i am even occassionally honest enough about my capacity to take the lots of baby steps to get there. there were some themes tho, in evaluating the bubbling froth of ideas of where to put my energy for the next eleven weeks. and the most resonant were social utility and the potential of not-working-alone. while i'm at rc, i will be not-working-alone no matter what i do. but the latl idea is so niche that my explanation '(a dsl for conlangers) expanded into '(a racket-hosted domain specific language . for creating tools to construct human languages) into '(a domain-specific programming language . hosted in a technology designed around language oriented programming . treating linguistic data and procedures to manipulate that data homoiconically . allowing for the definition of phonology & phonotactics, lexicon, morphosyntax -- if you believe in that sort of thing --, pragmatics and hopefully even semantics of a given language in the same program as the history of that language's change and any resulting languages in the family). which i still think is really cool! but it's an idea that's been tickling me for years, and it's maybe too niche for this moment in my life. too difficult to associate with the work of other's here. and even worse1 tho i really love the hobby of conlanging and the creativity that tools like this could engender..., the social utility piece just isn't there for me")
(p "okay, so a new idea. " (a ((href "/tagged/uf-library")) "lending library software") ". but for scrappy community projects, not powerful institutions. and with the ability for any library member to be a lendor. and any lendor to lend to any member of any library they'd like for as long as they like. similar to fediverse but for physical stuff. this is definitely an idea too ambitious for me to achieve in the next eleven weeks (and maybe at all.) but, maybe if i tell myself this is the goal i'm working towards i can learn a lot from building a piece of this idea. and maybe if i talk about it enough it'll inspire others to contribute to making it something more powerful than the nebulous thing in my head and maybe not")
(p "also! i want to use this project as a kind of curriculum. i might not actually write any code that goes into any eventual project that exists. but, what would i need to deeply understand to achieve this? obviously there's some networking involved, clients talking to servers. servers talking to servers. ")
(p (strong "so! learning goals scoped to my time at rc:"))
(ul
(li "stream 1: network. to begin with i want to focus on networking from a lower level than i am used to. no frameworks, just building a server -- i have to think about protocol here, depending on how much i want to focus on the federation thing i might want to do rpc and not http. but either way, there are internals that i have soared over in my abstraction-glider")
(li "stream 2: database. i take for granted database connections. i take for granted that someone on my team will have a better knowledge of the query scheduler or more excitement about cte's. exactly what this looks like also depends on the architecture (does every client maintain it's own state? or do member/donor's collections live on a home server). whatever the case, i want to spend less time in abstractions and more in db internals")
(li "stream 3: extracurriculurs. i still want to give myself some unstructured time to finally work through the back chapters of sicp, compose goofy little orca pieces, talk about politics and human-computer interaction, and work through the propagation networks in clojure side project. my time here is finite, but having some side-projects helps me from falling into ruts"))
(p "altho this is still very fuzzy, narrowing the scope a tiny bit feels good. i've been riding high on excitement all week, and this weekend i definitely crashed hard into feelings of self doubt. i could absolutely engross myself in working through someone else's curriculum for this time, but that's not what any of this is about. i'll maybe post here mid week 2 as my own curriculum starts to cohere")
(p "i think that's all i've got for the first week. it's time to get working"))
(section
((id "week-2"))
(hgroup
(h2 "week 2")
(p (em "drinking-from-firehose intensifies")))
(p "ok, there's a lot going on here. i may need to start making some decisions about where to focus my time. i've got a pretty full schedule and have done at least a couple hours of head-down coding each day. the problem is stuff like... a creative coding thing. i wanted to spend a couple hours each week just making beep-boop noises in some esoteric live-coding environments. ("
(a ((href "https://100r.co/site/orca.html")) "orca") " and " (a ((href "https://overtone.github.io/")) "overtone")
"). there's a new prompt each week, i open up my tools (which themselves are somewhat newt o me--i've only done little things with them. but i'm on a relatively new system (new to linux and using mint on one machine and nixos on another) and i haven't entirely figured out how to patch midi messages from one process to another. so i'll go read about pipewire and now i'm building some programs to help me create pipewire patches and i'm racing through this process wondering if this is what i want to be doing right now. i don't want to just spend a couple hours building dependencies for the tools i intend to use to creatively code, i want to understand what i'm doing. but understanding alsa wasn't really the point of the prompt -- so i need to either slow down and dive deep or pivot to something else")
(p "i guess that's kinda how i wound up focusing more on this project than i intended this week: "
(a ((href "https://git.bunk.computer/oxaliq/prop-net")) "propagation networks in clojure")
". it's fun--it's challenging enough that i'm learning more about the language than i would just following a tutorial. i'm also convincing myself that this is part of the curriculum. i do an intro project to learn the language, this weekend and into next week i put it behind a server. next week i see if i can find someone interested in helping with a rough graph manipulation gui frontend. by next weekend, i package and deploy it--in whatever state it happens to be in.")
(p "and i think on week 4 i assess whether to continue building the concepts in the paper or shift my focus to uf-library")
(p "okay, so more thinkings from the week and more goals for the next. the other streams have been some thinking with people on human computer interaction (next week we're talking end user programming yay!) the beginnings of a group to talk about doing computer in ways that are more socially oriented, and some study groups--working through the wizard book, the missing cs semester course, and a 'tool time' group as well. both of these are building on some things that i'm already pretty comfortable with and it's nice to have a group to work through the back half of the wizard book + the shell,git,vim tricks i haven't figured out for myself yet and the debugging and profiling stuff i know too little about and the data wrangling techniques that make logs so powerful. excited for tool time too! gonna do some ide hacking maybe? so i've got some homework to that end for the weekend, plus i think i want to do a little spreadsheet side project that (if it works decently) i'd like to present on next week")
(p "o! and to do way more pairing. i haven't gotten up to daily pairing sessions yet, but that's definitely something i want to hold myself to next week! leaning on pairing-bot for sure, but also reaching out and being open to impromptu pairing sessions. (plus some pairing sessions with partners on projects outside of rc)")
(p "i think that's a wrap for this week's notes. feeling more secure, but also less settled"))
;; -- week-3
)

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(section
(hgroup
(h2 "now")
(p "a snapshot of the (mostly) non-computer things of import"))
(section
(hgroup
(h3 "read")
(p "stuff i'm taking in"))
(ul
(li "palo alto, malcolm harris")
(li "paul takes the form of a mortal girl, andrea lawlor")
(li "annihilation, jeff vandermeer")
(li "let the right one in, tomas alfredson")
(li "the limits of control, jim jarmusch")
(li "the matrices, wachowskis")))
(section
(hgroup
(h3 "eval")
(p "stuff i'm crunching on"))
(ul
(li "starting a community maker space")
(li "mostly just spending all my time moving")
(li "skating again")))
(section
(hgroup
(h3 "print")
(p "stuff i'm putting out"))
(ul (li "doing more sewing")
(li "baby's first letterpress")))
(section
(hgroup
(h3 "loop")
(p "stuff what's on the horizon"))
(ul (li "putting my labor on the market"))))

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(section
(hgroup
(h2 "now")
(p "a snapshot of the (mostly) non-computer things of import"))
(section
(hgroup
(h3 "read")
(p "stuff i'm taking in"))
(ul (li "the paying guests, sarah waters")
(li "females, andrea long chu")
(li "palo alto, malcolm harris")
(li "high pitched and moist, tami t")
(li "desolation's flower, ragana")
(li "salesforce, lauren bousfield")
(li "el mal querer, rosalía")
(li "guacamelee, drinkbox")))
(section
(hgroup
(h3 "eval")
(p "stuff i'm crunching on"))
(ul (li "playing more go")
(li "winter garden chores")
(li "starting a community maker space")
(li "going on more hikes")
(li "body stuff")))
(section
(hgroup
(h3 "print")
(p "stuff i'm putting out"))
(ul (li "fun leatherwork")
(li "fun woodwork")
(li "relearning how to draw")))
(section
(hgroup
(h3 "loop")
(p "stuff what's on the horizon"))
(ul (li "being in the northeastern us")
(li "putting my labor on the market")
(li "maybe making some music again?"))))

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(article
((id "pre-introducing-uf-library"))
(hgroup
(h1 "pre-introducing uf-library")
(p (em "what if you were a library?")))
(section
((id "quick-story"))
(h2 "part 1: a quick story")
(p "i volunteer at a tool library. it's a scrappy project that technically fits the non-profit designation, but has managed to cultivate a do-it-together ethos. there are numerous working groups devoted to tool maintenance, educational workshops, community outreach, developing an on-site print shop, and much more. and we do it all on a pretty slim budget with almost entirely unpaid labor")
(p "i also love physical media. i recently had to pack most of my posessions into storage for a short time and was struck by the high percentage of my belongings that are physical media. (yet, i always feel like i'm not looking hard enough for new stuff to read or listen to!) floating out amongst my friends are probably a dozen books -- some of which i've maybe forgotten the location of -- but i've been increasingly feeling that more of them should be circulating. what if i made my little media collection a library for my friends?"))
(section
((id "software"))
(h2 "part 2: software")
(p "there's some foss library software out there :"
(a ((href "https://koha-community.org/")) "koha ils") ", "
(a ((href "https://evergreen-ils.org/")) "evergreen ils") ", "
(a ((href "https://openbiblio.de/")) "openbiblio") " (and more.) the only tool or 'thing' oriented software i know of are the foss (unfinished) "
(a ((href "https://github.com/chicago-tool-library/circulate")) "circulate") " by the chicago tool library and the closed-source "
(a ((href "https://myturn.com/")) "myturn")
". i'm not interested in critiquing existing software here, except to say that none of the things i've seen support the kind of library i want to become")
(p "i want to be a library amongst libraries. i want my friends and communities to add their collections to the library network and to lend and borrow and restore and maintain more than they ever could as individuals lending and borrowing amongst friends. and i don't care about the distinction between traditional media-library *and* library-of-things/tool-library models. i want library as community platform. i want applied library sciences")
(p "wait that wasn't about software. that was about human networking. but the software to represent this kind of social technology doesn't yet exist. and i think it should. and i think it should be as lean and easy to deploy and administer as possible")
(p "i don't have the capacity to build this vision at this moment, but i think i can build some of it and build the capacity to build more.
i'm participating in "
(a ((href "https://recurse.com")) "recurse center hacking retreat") " and " (a ((href "/tagged/rc")) "i'm writing about my rc experience")
". that'll be more focused on the 'building my capacity' piece. a lot of that will be about thinking through stuff that doesn't wind up being ultimately implemented. i'll write more "
(a ((href "/tagged/uf-library")) "about building library") " separately. (of course there's going to be a lot of interleaving)")
(p "the thing to do before hacking next week is to look at the protocols available. (the working-name 'uf-library' is a contraction of 'usufruct', a social-good-oriented property model (can't be giving things latin names tho), but it could also be 'ur-favorite' or 'user-friendly' (what's friendlier than being engaged in community?))"))
(section
((id "dreaming"))
(h2 "part 3: dreaming")
(p "this is an experiment. and kind of a long-shot one at that. i hope that it inspires similar experiments, regardless of the success of this iteration. (there might even already be a project out there that hit on the same idea, however it appears to be abandoned (and a dao))")
(p "if this is interesting to you "
(a ((href "/contact")) "let's talk about it!")
" otherwise, wish me luck :)")))

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(p "some kind of colophon"))
(p
"all of the code for the website is hosted and deployed from tree, "
(a ((href "https://git.bunk.computer/oxaliq/oxaliq.net"))
(a ((href "https://git.bunk.computer/oxaliq/sorrel.dev"))
"bunk computer club's git forge")
"i do almost everything in the main branch, cause it's just me and that way
i can add links below to the in-progress stuff real easy")
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"there's some racket scripts i use for tooling that were made with "
(a ((href "https://docs.racket-lang.org/cli/"))
"#lang cli"))
(p (a ((href "https://git.bunk.computer/oxaliq/oxaliq.net/src/branch/main/.dev-log"))
(p (a ((href "https://git.bunk.computer/oxaliq/sorrel.dev/src/branch/main/.dev-log"))
"you can read about development here"))
(p (a ((href "https://git.bunk.computer/oxaliq/oxaliq.net/src/branch/in-progress/.idea-log"))
(p (a ((href "https://git.bunk.computer/oxaliq/sorrel.dev/src/branch/main/.idea-log"))
"you can read about my vague plans here"))
(p (a ((href "https://git.bunk.computer/oxaliq/oxaliq.net/src/branch/in-progress/in-progress"))
(p (a ((href "https://git.bunk.computer/oxaliq/sorrel.dev/src/branch/main/in-progress"))
"or read works in progress here"))
(p
"the image in the header is a crop of the work "
(em "'Oxalis acetosella', Otto Wilhelm Thomé (1885)")
" run through a generation tool on "
(a ((href "https://www.asciiart.eu/"))
"this art archive")))
"this ascii art archive")))

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#!/bin/sh -e
# clean up old build
rm -rf sorrel || true
# compile binary
raco cross --target x86_64-linux exe sorrel.dev.rkt
# distribute
raco cross --target x86_64-linux dist sorrel sorrel.dev
# remove duplicated binary
rm sorrel.dev

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title,link,summary,published,updated
notes from rc,https://oxaliq.net/unsettled/notes-from-rc,dispatches from the edge of my abilities,2024-04-01T13:02:09,2024-04-05T13:48:39
pre-introducing uf-library,https://oxaliq.net/unsettled/pre-introducing-uf-library,what if you were a library?,2024-04-01T13:04:37,
notes from rc,https://oxaliq.net/unsettled/notes-from-rc,dispatches from the edge of my abilities,2024-04-01T13:02:09,
now,https://oxaliq.net/now,what the author of this site is up to (not computer things),2024-01-18T22:22:03,2024-03-23T16:29:58
about,https://oxaliq.net/about,about the bitch who made this site,2024-01-18T21:56:45,2024-03-23T16:29:13
latl-primitives_what-is-language,https://oxaliq.net/unsettled/latl-primitives_what-is-language,thinking about language from the perspective of latl,2024-02-25T21:36:03,
latl-primitives,https://oxaliq.net/unsettled/latl-primitives,designing the primitives to be provided by latl,2024-02-25T21:33:06,
feature-change-applier,https://oxaliq.net/settled/1,a first attempt at a conlanging tool,2024-01-25T16:26:10,
beginning latl,https://oxaliq.net/unsettled/1,beginning the process of thinking through an environment for conlanging and other language shenanigans,2024-01-18T22:39:00,
now,https://oxaliq.net/now,what the author of this site is up to (not computer things),2024-01-18T22:22:03,
contact,https://oxaliq.net/contact,how to talk to me,2024-01-18T22:21:26,
very earnest disclaimer,https://oxaliq.net/very-earnest-disclaimer,being earnest in the streets,2024-01-18T22:20:50,
this,https://oxaliq.net/this,the site this bitch made,2024-01-18T22:19:43,
about,https://oxaliq.net/about,about the bitch who made this site,2024-01-18T21:56:45,
now,https://sorrel.dev/now,what the author of this site is up to,2023-12-24T19:45:57
contact,https://sorrel.dev/contact,how to talk to sorrel,2023-12-24T19:45:11
disclaimer,https://sorrel.dev/very-earnest-disclaimer,a very earnest disclaimer,2023-12-24T19:43:23
this,https://sorrel.dev/this,the site this bitch made,2023-12-24T19:41:47
about,https://sorrel.dev/about,the bitch who made this site,2023-12-24T19:15:34
about,https://sorrel.dev/about,the bitch who made this site,2023-12-24T19:11:35
Beginning LATL,https://sorrel.dev/unsettled/1,beginning the process of thinking through an environment for conlanging and other language shenanigans,2023-12-04T15:20:53

1 title title,link,summary,published,updated link summary published updated
2 notes from rc now,https://sorrel.dev/now,what the author of this site is up to,2023-12-24T19:45:57 https://oxaliq.net/unsettled/notes-from-rc dispatches from the edge of my abilities 2024-04-01T13:02:09 2024-04-05T13:48:39
3 pre-introducing uf-library contact,https://sorrel.dev/contact,how to talk to sorrel,2023-12-24T19:45:11 https://oxaliq.net/unsettled/pre-introducing-uf-library what if you were a library? 2024-04-01T13:04:37
4 notes from rc disclaimer,https://sorrel.dev/very-earnest-disclaimer,a very earnest disclaimer,2023-12-24T19:43:23 https://oxaliq.net/unsettled/notes-from-rc dispatches from the edge of my abilities 2024-04-01T13:02:09
5 now this,https://sorrel.dev/this,the site this bitch made,2023-12-24T19:41:47 https://oxaliq.net/now what the author of this site is up to (not computer things) 2024-01-18T22:22:03 2024-03-23T16:29:58
6 about about,https://sorrel.dev/about,the bitch who made this site,2023-12-24T19:15:34 https://oxaliq.net/about about the bitch who made this site 2024-01-18T21:56:45 2024-03-23T16:29:13
7 latl-primitives_what-is-language about,https://sorrel.dev/about,the bitch who made this site,2023-12-24T19:11:35 https://oxaliq.net/unsettled/latl-primitives_what-is-language thinking about language from the perspective of latl 2024-02-25T21:36:03
8 latl-primitives Beginning LATL,https://sorrel.dev/unsettled/1,beginning the process of thinking through an environment for conlanging and other language shenanigans,2023-12-04T15:20:53 https://oxaliq.net/unsettled/latl-primitives designing the primitives to be provided by latl 2024-02-25T21:33:06
feature-change-applier https://oxaliq.net/settled/1 a first attempt at a conlanging tool 2024-01-25T16:26:10
beginning latl https://oxaliq.net/unsettled/1 beginning the process of thinking through an environment for conlanging and other language shenanigans 2024-01-18T22:39:00
now https://oxaliq.net/now what the author of this site is up to (not computer things) 2024-01-18T22:22:03
contact https://oxaliq.net/contact how to talk to me 2024-01-18T22:21:26
very earnest disclaimer https://oxaliq.net/very-earnest-disclaimer being earnest in the streets 2024-01-18T22:20:50
this https://oxaliq.net/this the site this bitch made 2024-01-18T22:19:43
about https://oxaliq.net/about about the bitch who made this site 2024-01-18T21:56:45

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(let ([feed
`(feed
((xmlns "http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"))
(title "λ.oxaliq.net")
(title "λ.sorrel.dev")
(link ((rel "self")
(href ,feed-ref)))
(updated ,update-time)

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#!/bin/sh -e
# make a clean slate locally
rm -rf ./deploy-dir || true
mkdir ./deploy-dir
# copy all the files into a deploy local directory
cp -a ./sorrel/. ./deploy-dir/.
cp -a ./static ./deploy-dir/.
cp -a ./source ./deploy-dir/.
cp -a ./data ./deploy-dir/.
# make a clean slate remotely
ssh deploy@turtle.hup.is 'rm -rf ./sorrel.dev'
# copy all the files onto remote
rsync -avz ./deploy-dir/. deploy@turtle.hup.is:~/sorrel.dev

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for a multi-purpose conlanging tool that was beginning to take shape in my head")
(p "i tried anyway")
(p "and i made "
(a ((href "/settled/1"))
(a ((href "settled/1"))
"a bad first draft of a sound change tool"))
(p
"there's an e-bnf grammar in that project somewhere! the hubris i
@ -123,14 +123,14 @@
(hr))
(p
"i'm just gonna fly right through these. there's going to be a lot
to read up on, to explore, to think and talk through, to build
toy versions of before it gets time for larger prototyping and
building a workable tool. so, here's the very start of the
thinking-in-public. each of these little thoughts is going to get
at least it's own writeup (if not several) and i'll update with
additional sections and links to the writeups as i go. a note: it
would be impossible for me (and probably most ppl) to create the
full vision in the time i'll be working on it fulltime")
to read up on, to explore, to think and talk through, before it
gets time to prototyping and to building a workable tool. so,
here's the very start of the thinking-in-public. each of these
little thoughts is going to get at least it's own writeup (if not
several) and i'll update with additional sections and links to
the writeups as i go. a note: it would be impossible for me (and
probably most ppl) to create the full vision in the time i'll be
working on it fulltime")
(section
(h3 "notes on the goals")
(p

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((id "proposed-latl-primitives"))
(hgroup
(h2 "")
(p (em "")))
(p "")
(section
((id ""))
(hgroup
(h3 "")
(p (em "")))
(p "")))

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(section
((id "what-conlangers-do"))
(hgroup
(h2 "what conlangers do")
(p (em "moving from a pile of language stuff to a pile of problems to solve")))
(p "")
(section
(hgroup
(h3 "what's in a sound change rule?")
(p (em "using previous work as a starting point")))
""))

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#lang cli
(require (only-in racket/date current-date date->string date-display-format)
(only-in racket/string string-join string-split non-empty-string?)
(only-in racket/list first second third fourth fifth last take drop flatten add-between)
(only-in racket/format ~a)
(only-in racket/exn exn->string)
(only-in racket/function thunk identity)
(only-in csv-reading csv->list)
(only-in xml read-xml)
(only-in "./utils.rkt" list->csv resource-link atom-table-entry add-atom-entry
make-feed archive-file git-forge source-url))
(define-namespace-anchor anc)
(define ns (namespace-anchor->namespace anc))
;; modify needs to
;: - take an input file (from archive/), build a source file in the appropriate place in source/
;; - update the line for the resource in the read-table for resource type, adding the modified date
;; this will not! (for now) update the <resource>/index or tagged/<tag>/index pages !
;; (these pages do not currently show post history)
;; - update the atom table and rebuild the atom feed
;; example
;; modify -input-file in-progress/beginning-latl.scm --resource-type unsettled
;; --headline "Beginning LATL"
;; publish -i in-progress/beginning-latl.scm -r unsettled -l "Beginning LATL"
(help (usage "modify is here to update existing posts with new content."))
(flag (resource-type #:param [resource-type ""] t)
("-r" "--resource-type" "Type of resource [settled|unsettled|root]")
(resource-type (cond
[(equal? t "settled") "settled"]
[(equal? t "unsettled") "unsettled"]
[(equal? t "root") "root"]
[else (error 'failure "couldn't recognize resource. please use one of 'settled' 'unsettled' 'root'")])))
(flag (input #:param [input ""] i)
("-i" "--input-file" "file to publish")
(input (if (file-exists? i)
i
(error 'failure "couldn't locate file ~a" i))))
(flag (headline #:param [headline ""] h)
("-l" "--headline" "the shortest representation of a post")
(headline (if (non-empty-string? h)
h
(error 'failure "your post needs a headline"))))
(flag (test-mode)
("-x" "--test-mode" "updates only in test directory")
(test-mode #t))
(program
(modify)
(let ([n-in (input)]
[r-type (resource-type)]
[l-head (headline)]
[x-test (test-mode)]
[update-time (date->string (current-date) (date-display-format 'iso-8601))]
[rollback-thunks (list)])
(displayln "running modify")
;; getting existing file ports
;; ---------------------------
;; if any of these fail to match, exit modify
;; must use #:exists 'update
;; this throws an exception if the file does not exist, but it must be manually
;; truncated. using #:exists 'must-truncate guarantees file exists, but truncates
;; prior to data being read from file
;; locate existing post in source
;; (. -> . input-port? output-port?)
(define (get-source-ports)
(let*
([file-id (last (string-split n-in "/"))]
[file-handle (if (equal? r-type "root")
(if x-test
(build-path "publish-test" "source" file-id)
(build-path "source" file-id))
(if x-test
(build-path "publish-test" "source" r-type file-id)
(build-path "source" r-type file-id)))])
(values
(open-input-file file-handle)
(open-output-file file-handle #:exists 'update))))
;; locate data/resource table
;; (. -> . input-port? output-port?)
(define (get-res-table-ports)
(let ([file-handle (path-add-extension
(if x-test
(build-path "publish-test" "data" r-type)
(build-path "data" r-type))
#".csv")])
(values
(open-input-file file-handle)
(open-output-file file-handle #:exists 'update))))
;; locate data/atom table
;; (. -> . input-port? output-port?)
(define (get-atom-table-ports)
(let ([file-handle (path-add-extension
(if x-test
(build-path "publish-test" "data" "atom")
(build-path "data" "atom"))
#".csv")])
(values
(open-input-file file-handle)
(open-output-file file-handle #:exists 'update))))
;; locate source/feed.atom feed
;; (. -> . input-port? output-port?)
(define (get-atom-feed-ports)
(let ([file-handle (path-add-extension
(if x-test
(build-path "publish-test" "source" "feed")
(build-path "source" "feed"))
#".atom")])
(values
(open-input-file file-handle)
(open-output-file file-handle #:exists 'update))))
;; get make-atom.scm input-port
;; (. -> . input-port?)
(define (get-make-atom-input-port)
(let ([file-handle (path-add-extension
(if x-test
(build-path "publish-test" "data" "make-atom")
(build-path "data" "make-atom"))
#".scm")])
(open-input-file file-handle)))
(define (handle-error-getting-file expn)
(displayln "handle-error-getting-file")
(displayln expn)
(raise expn))
;; ---------------------------
;; other let-bindings expressions
;; ------------------------------
(define (get-res-table-and-id res-table-input-port)
(let ([res-table (csv->list res-table-input-port)])
(values
res-table
(first
;; need to handle errors
(findf
(lambda (row)
(equal? (second row)
l-head))
res-table)))))
(define (get-tags type id)
(let* ([tag-file-handle (path-add-extension
(if x-test
(build-path "publish-test" "data" "tagged")
(build-path "data" "tagged"))
#".csv")]
[tag-table (csv->list (open-input-file tag-file-handle))]
;; id in tagged.csv is <res>/<id>
[match-id (string-append type "/" id)])
(map
first
(filter
(lambda (tag-row)
(member match-id tag-row))
tag-table))))
;; ------------------------------
;; rollback execution
;; ------------------
;; all handlers of any exception raised after writes start occurring must evaluate
;; all rollback thunks registered up to the point of exception to ensure the
;; file system returns to its pre-script execution state. this is written to handle
;; any exceptions raised in rollback thunks and retry indefinitely. if there is an
;; unresolvable issue, the script will need to be manually exited and the resulting
;; mess cleaned up.
(define (rollback-exec rb-thunks)
(for-each
(lambda (th)
(call-with-exception-handler
(lambda (expn)
(displayln (~a "encountered error" (exn->string expn)))
(displayln (~a "running " th " again"))
(th)))
th)
rb-thunks))
;; ------------------
;; file-writing
;; ------------
;; generic file writing and exceptions
(struct file-write-exception exn:fail:filesystem (rb-thunks))
;; handler must unwrap file-write-exception, evaluate all rb-thunks, and raise
;; exception value
(define (handle-file-write-exception expn)
(let ([rb-thunks (file-write-exception-rb-thunks expn)])
(rollback-exec rb-thunks)
(raise (exn:fail (exn-message expn) (current-continuation-marks)))))
;; write-to-file must manually truncate since out-ports do not truncate
;; (output-port? xexpr? xexpr? rb-thunks? . -> . rb-thunks?)
(define (write-to-file out-port new-content old-content accumulator #:print-mode? (is-print #f))
(let ([rb-thunks (cons (thunk (write-to-file-with-retries out-port old-content is-print))
(hash-ref accumulator 'rb-thunks))])
(if (port-try-file-lock? out-port 'exclusive)
;; wrap in handler that raises file-write-exception
(begin
(call-with-exception-handler
(lambda (expn)
(raise (file-write-exception (exn-message expn)
(current-continuation-marks)
rb-thunks)))
(thunk
(file-truncate out-port 0)
((if is-print print display) new-content out-port)
(port-file-unlock out-port)
(close-output-port out-port)))
(hash-update accumulator 'rb-thunks
(lambda (r) rb-thunks)))
(raise (file-write-exception
(~a "couldn't obtain file lock on " out-port)
(current-continuation-marks)
rb-thunks)))))
(define (write-to-file-with-retries out-port content is-print)
(with-handlers
([file-write-exception? (lambda (expn)
(displayln "filewrite failed with" expn)
(displayln "retrying")
(write-to-file-with-retries out-port content is-print))])
(write-to-file out-port content #:print-mode? is-print)))
;; ------------
;; resource-replacement
;; --------------------
;; replace resource in source/<type>/id
(define (append-post-footer post-xexpr source-url tag-list history-list)
(let ([post-footer
(read (open-input-file "source/post-footer.scm"))])
`(body
,post-xexpr
,((eval post-footer ns) source-url tag-list history-list))))
;; returns lambda that takes res-table to be passed into replace-resource
;; as make-new-content
(define (get-new-content source-input-port tag-list id)
(let ([new-content-sans-footer (read (open-input-file n-in))])
(lambda (res-table)
(let ([history-list (drop
(findf (lambda (row) (equal? (first row) id))
res-table)
3)])
(append-post-footer new-content-sans-footer (source-url r-type id) tag-list history-list)))))
;; replace-resource compose chain expression
(define (replace-resource source-input-port source-output-port make-new-content id)
(let ([old-content (read source-input-port)])
(lambda (accumulator)
(let ([res-table (hash-ref accumulator 'res-table)])
(hash-update
(hash-remove
(write-to-file
source-output-port
(make-new-content res-table)
old-content accumulator #:print-mode? #t)
'res-table)
'resource
identity
(findf (lambda (row) (equal? (first row) id)) res-table))))))
;; --------------------
;; res-table update
;; ----------------
(define (update-res-table-with-modification old-res-table id)
(map
(lambda (row)
(if (equal? (first row) id)
(flatten (list (take row 3)
update-time
(drop row 3)))
row))
old-res-table))
(define (get-publish-time res-table id)
(last (findf (lambda (row) (equal? (first row) id))
res-table)))
;; update-res-table compose chain expression
(define (update-res-table old-table rt-output-port id)
(let* ([new-table (update-res-table-with-modification old-table id)]
[new-content (list->csv new-table)]
[publish-time (get-publish-time old-table id)])
(lambda (accumulator)
(hash-update
(hash-update
(write-to-file rt-output-port new-content old-table accumulator)
'res-table
identity
new-table)
'publish-time
identity
publish-time))))
;; ----------------
;; atom-table update
;; -----------------
(define (update-atom-table at-input-port at-output-port res-link)
(let ([old-table (csv->list at-input-port)])
(lambda (accumulator)
(let* ([res-row (hash-ref accumulator 'resource)]
[desc (third res-row)]
[publish-time (hash-ref accumulator 'publish-time)]
[new-table (add-atom-entry old-table
(atom-table-entry l-head res-link desc publish-time #:update-time update-time))])
(hash-remove
(hash-remove
(hash-update
(write-to-file at-output-port (list->csv new-table) old-table accumulator)
'atom-table
identity
new-table)
'resource)
'publish-time)))))
;; -----------------
;; atom feed update
;; ----------------
(define (update-atom-feed af-input-port af-output-port make-af-input-port)
(let* ([old-feed (read-xml af-input-port)])
(lambda (accumulator)
(let* ([atom-table (hash-ref accumulator 'atom-table)]
[new-feed (make-feed ns make-af-input-port atom-table update-time)])
(write-to-file af-output-port new-feed old-feed accumulator)))))
;; ----------------
;; accumulator piped through compose chain
;; needed for passing data as well as for accumulating rollback thunks
(define (compose-accumulator rb-thunks)
(hash 'rb-thunks rb-thunks))
;; run modify with exception handlers
;; ----------------------------------
;; handlers evaluate rollback thunks in order before raising exception
;; to terminate script
(with-handlers
;; failure to locate one of the necessary existing files
([exn:fail:filesystem? handle-error-getting-file]
;; failure to write updates to existing file
[file-write-exception? handle-file-write-exception])
(let*-values
;; none of the expressions in let-bindings mutate the filesystem
([(source-input-port source-output-port) (get-source-ports)]
[(res-table-input-port res-table-output-port) (get-res-table-ports)]
[(atom-table-input-port atom-table-output-port) (get-atom-table-ports)]
[(atom-feed-input-port atom-feed-output-port) (get-atom-feed-ports)]
[(make-atom-input-port) (get-make-atom-input-port)]
[(old-res-table id) (get-res-table-and-id res-table-input-port)]
[(res-link) (resource-link r-type id)]
[(tags) (get-tags r-type id)]
[(new-content) (get-new-content source-input-port tags id)])
;; compose chain pipes (hash? accumulator) through each expression
;; at minimum accumulator must contain k-v ('rb-thunks . (list proc? . rest)
((compose
(update-atom-feed atom-feed-input-port atom-feed-output-port make-atom-input-port)
(update-atom-table atom-table-input-port atom-table-output-port res-link)
;; see above
(replace-resource source-input-port source-output-port new-content id)
(update-res-table old-res-table res-table-output-port id))
(compose-accumulator rollback-thunks))
;; only archive after everything else is done
(archive-file n-in x-test #:modify-mode #t)
(displayln "modify was successful")))))
(run modify)

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#lang racket
(require racket/date
(only-in racket/list first second third rest)
(only-in racket/string string-prefix? string-replace)
net/url
xml
web-server/web-server
web-server/servlet-dispatch
web-server/dispatchers/dispatch
web-server/dispatch
(prefix-in files: web-server/dispatchers/dispatch-files)
(prefix-in filter: web-server/dispatchers/dispatch-filter)
(prefix-in sequencer: web-server/dispatchers/dispatch-sequencer)
racket/runtime-path
web-server/dispatchers/filesystem-map
web-server/http
csv-reading)
;; namespace needed for evaluating read files
(define-namespace-anchor anc)
(define ns (namespace-anchor->namespace anc))
;; it's all html!
(define (html-response content)
(response/full
200
#"OK"
(current-seconds)
TEXT/HTML-MIME-TYPE
'()
(list content)))
;; bound path builders
;; extension is always #".scm" because source files are not racket,
;; but must be read and evaluated in this namespace
(define (make-path-no-param root-folder extension)
(lambda (t)
(path-add-extension
(if (and (non-empty-string? t) (not (eq? t "root")))
(build-path root-folder t "index")
(build-path root-folder "index"))
extension)))
(define (make-path-id-param root-folder extension)
(lambda (t id)
(path-add-extension
(build-path root-folder
(if (eq? t "root")
(if (eq? id "")
;; if "root/" something weird has happened
"index"
;; allows for loading "/about" and other root resources
(~a id))
(if
;; if url has trailing backslash, id will be an empty string
;; and should return index for that type
(or (not (string? id))
(non-empty-string? id))
(build-path t (~a id))
(build-path t "index"))))
extension)))
(define (make-source-path-no-param t)
((make-path-no-param "source" #".scm") t))
(define (make-source-path-id-param t id)
((make-path-id-param "source" #".scm") t id))
(define (make-static-path-no-param api-type t)
(let ([root-folder
(cond
[(eq? api-type 'httpx) "static/fragment"]
[(eq? api-type 'page) "static/page"]
[else (error "api-type ~a not recognized" api-type)])])
((make-path-no-param root-folder #".html") t)))
(define (make-static-path-id-param api-type t id)
(let ([root-folder
(cond
[(eq? api-type 'httpx) "static/fragment"]
[(eq? api-type 'page) "static/page"]
[else (error "api-type ~a not recognized" api-type)])])
((make-path-id-param root-folder #".html") t id)))
(define (static-file-res static-path)
(string->bytes/utf-8 (file->string static-path)))
;; wrapper for resource-processor
(define (wrapper-for-resource-processor static-path res-processor)
(if (not (file-exists? static-path))
(html-response (static-file-res static-path))
(res-processor)))
;; write static-file
;; return data that was written
(define (write-static-file static-path)
(lambda (data)
(let ([out-port (open-output-file static-path #:exists 'error)])
(if (port-try-file-lock? out-port 'exclusive)
(begin
(display data out-port)
(port-file-unlock out-port)
(close-output-port out-port)
data)
(error "couldn't obtain file lock on ~a" out-port)))))
(define (404-handler api-type)
(cond
[(eq? api-type 'httpx) (404-hx)]
[(eq? api-type 'page) (404-page)]
[else (error "api-type ~a not recognized" api-type)]))
;; takes a resource-type (corresponds to the REST resource and the system path or
;; an index resource in the source path)
;; and a resource-processor (-> file-handle . http-response)
;; and returns a valid html-response irrespective of hx/ type fragment of html or full page
(define respond-resource-with-processor
(lambda (api-type res-type resource-processor)
;; this lambda will be called by dispatch-rules
;; (req) is the request object
(case-lambda
[(req)
(let ([static-path (make-static-path-no-param api-type res-type)])
(if (file-exists? static-path)
(html-response (static-file-res static-path))
(let ([res-path (make-source-path-no-param res-type)])
(if (file-exists? res-path)
(html-response
(resource-processor res-path (write-static-file static-path)))
(404-handler api-type)))))]
;; (req id) is (request object . url parameter)
[(req id)
(let ([static-path (make-static-path-id-param api-type res-type id)])
(if (file-exists? static-path)
(html-response (static-file-res static-path))
(let ([res-path (make-source-path-id-param res-type id)])
(if (file-exists? res-path)
(html-response (resource-processor res-path (write-static-file static-path)))
(404-handler api-type)))))])))
;;; httpx
;; sends only the requested resource
(define (xexpr-file->res file static-write)
(string->bytes/utf-8
(static-write (xexpr-file->xml file))))
(define (xexpr-file->xml file)
(xexpr->string (read (open-input-file file))))
(define (404-hx)
(let ([static-path "static/fragment/not-found.html"])
(html-response
(if (file-exists? static-path)
(static-file-res static-path)
(xexpr-file->res "source/not-found.scm" (write-static-file static-path))))))
(define-values (httpx-app reverse-httpx-uri)
(dispatch-rules
[("hx" "home") (respond-resource-with-processor 'httpx "root" xexpr-file->res)]
[("hx" "settled") (respond-resource-with-processor 'httpx "settled" xexpr-file->res)]
[("hx" "settled" (string-arg)) (respond-resource-with-processor 'httpx "settled" xexpr-file->res)]
[("hx" "unsettled") (respond-resource-with-processor 'httpx "unsettled" xexpr-file->res)]
[("hx" "unsettled" (string-arg)) (respond-resource-with-processor 'httpx "unsettled" xexpr-file->res)]
[("hx" "tagged") (respond-resource-with-processor 'httpx "tagged" xexpr-file->res)]
[("hx" "tagged" (string-arg)) (respond-resource-with-processor 'httpx "tagged" xexpr-file->res)]
[("hx" (string-arg)) (respond-resource-with-processor 'httpx "root" xexpr-file->res)]
[else (lambda (req) (404-hx))]))
;;; page-app
;; constructs entire page for each response
(define (make-page resource static-write)
(string->bytes/utf-8
(static-write
(string-append
"<!DOCTYPE html>\n"
(fragment->page resource)))))
(define (fragment->page resource)
(xexpr->string
`(html ((lang "en"))
,(read (open-input-file "source/head.scm"))
(body
,(read (open-input-file "source/header.scm"))
(main ,(read (open-input-file resource)))))))
(define (404-page)
(let ([static-path "static/page/not-found.html"])
(html-response
(if (file-exists? static-path)
(static-file-res static-path)
(make-page "source/not-found.scm" (write-static-file static-path))))))
(define-values (page-app reverse-page-uri)
(dispatch-rules
[("") (respond-resource-with-processor 'page "" make-page)]
[("home") (respond-resource-with-processor 'page "" make-page)]
[("settled") (respond-resource-with-processor 'page "settled" make-page)]
[("settled" (string-arg)) (respond-resource-with-processor 'page "settled" make-page)]
[("unsettled") (respond-resource-with-processor 'page "unsettled" make-page)]
[("unsettled" (string-arg)) (respond-resource-with-processor 'page "unsettled" make-page)]
[("tagged") (respond-resource-with-processor 'page "tagged" make-page)]
[("tagged" (string-arg)) (respond-resource-with-processor 'page "tagged" make-page)]
[((string-arg)) (respond-resource-with-processor 'page "root" make-page)]
[else (lambda (req) (404-page))]))
;;; from /static
(define url->path/static (make-url->path "static"))
(define static-dispatcher
(files:make #:url->path (lambda (u)
(url->path/static
(struct-copy url u [path (cdr (url-path u))])))))
;; rss feed
(define (xml-response content)
(response/full
200
#"OK"
(current-seconds)
#"application/atom+xml; charset=utf-8"
'()
(list content)))
(define (rss-feed request)
(xml-response
(string->bytes/utf-8 (file->string "source/feed.atom"))))
;;; 404
(define (not-found request)
(lambda (req) ((404-page))))
;;; server
(define stop
(serve
#:dispatch (sequencer:make
(filter:make #rx"^/static/" static-dispatcher)
(dispatch/servlet #:regexp #rx"^/hx/" httpx-app)
(dispatch/servlet #:regexp #rx"^/feed.atom" rss-feed)
(dispatch/servlet page-app)
(dispatch/servlet not-found))
#:listen-ip "127.0.0.1"
#:port 8000))
(with-handlers ([exn:break? (lambda (e)
(stop))])
(sync/enable-break never-evt))

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(only-in racket/format ~a)
(only-in racket/list append* first second third fourth fifth rest flatten add-between take)
(only-in xml xexpr->string)
(only-in "./utils.rkt" homepage git-forge source-url list->csv add-atom-entry atom-table-entry make-feed archive-file)
csv-reading)
(define-namespace-anchor anc)
(define ns (namespace-anchor->namespace anc))
(define homepage "https://sorrel.dev")
;; publish needs to:
@ -20,15 +21,15 @@
;; - update a read-table for resource type
;; - update the atom feed
;; - update the atom.txt feed
;; - move the original input file
;; example
;; publish -input-file in-progress/beginning-latl..scm --resource-type unsettled --tags latl,conlang \
;; publish -input-file in-progress/beginning-latl.txt --resource-type unsettled --tags latl,conlang \
;; --headline "Beginning LATL" --description "beginning the process of thinking through an environment \
;; for conlanging and other language shenanigans"
;; publish -i in-progress/beginning-latl.scm -r unsettled -t latl,conlang -l "Beginning LATL" \
;; publish -i in-progress/beginning-latl.txt -r unsettled -t latl,conlang -l "Beginning LATL" \
;; -d "beginning the process of thinking through an environment for conlanging and other language shenanigans"
(help (usage "Publish is here to put yr posts together."))
@ -73,37 +74,44 @@
(let ([l (eval (read (open-input-file "tag-lookup.rkt")))])
(print l)))
(define (append-post-footer post-xexpr s-url tag-list history-list)
(define (append-post-footer post-xexpr tag-list history-list)
(let ([post-footer
(read (open-input-file "source/post-footer.scm"))])
(read (open-input-file "source/post-footer.txt"))])
`(body
,post-xexpr
,((eval post-footer ns) s-url tag-list history-list))))
,((eval post-footer ns) tag-list history-list))))
(define (make-output-file-handle x-test r-type #:headline [l-headline ""] #:res-id [r-id 0])
(define (make-root-file-handle x l)
(if (non-empty-string? l)
(path->string (path-add-extension (build-path (if x "publish-test/source" "source")
(string-replace l " " "-"))
".scm"))
".txt"))
(error "'root resource requires headline")))
(define (make-res-file-handle x r id)
(if (< 0 id)
(path->string (path-add-extension (build-path (if x "publish-test/source" "source") r (~a id))
".scm")))
".txt"))
(error "~a resource requires r-id" r)))
(if (equal? r-type "root")
(make-root-file-handle x-test l-headline)
(make-res-file-handle x-test r-type r-id)))
(define (archive-file i x)
(if x
(copy-file i (string-replace i "in-progress" "publish-test/archive") #t)
(rename-file-or-directory i (string-replace i "in-progress" "archive"))))
(define (write-new-tagged/index tag-table #:test [x #f])
(displayln "write-new-tagged/index")
(let* ([tags (rest (map (lambda (row) (first row))
tag-table))]
[make-index (read (open-input-file "source/make-index.scm"))]
[make-index (read (open-input-file "source/make-index.txt"))]
[new-index ((eval make-index ns) "tagged" tags)]
[handle (path-add-extension (if x
(build-path "publish-test" "source" "tagged" "index")
(build-path "source" "tagged" "index"))
".scm")]
".txt")]
[file (open-output-file handle #:exists 'replace)])
(if (port-try-file-lock? file 'exclusive)
(begin
@ -142,15 +150,15 @@
[resources (make-weak-hash)]
[posts (map (lambda (lookup/id)
(if (hash-has-key? post-lookup lookup/id)
(append (list lookup/id) (rest (hash-ref post-lookup lookup/id)))
(append (list lookup/id) (rest (get-post-data lookup/id resources post-lookup x)))))
(hash-ref post-lookup lookup/id)
(get-post-data lookup/id resources post-lookup x)))
(filter non-empty-string? (rest tag-table-row)))]
[make-index (read (open-input-file "source/make-index.scm"))]
[make-index (read (open-input-file "source/make-index.txt"))]
[new-index ((eval make-index ns) (~a "tagged/" tag) posts)]
[handle (path-add-extension (if x
(build-path "publish-test" "source" "tagged" (first tag-table-row))
(build-path "source" "tagged" tag))
#".scm")]
#".txt")]
[file (open-output-file handle #:exists 'replace)])
(if (port-try-file-lock? file 'exclusive)
(begin
@ -162,12 +170,12 @@
(define (write-new-resource/index resource resource-table #:test [x #f])
(displayln "write-new-resource/index")
(let* ([make-index (read (open-input-file "source/make-index.scm"))]
(let* ([make-index (read (open-input-file "source/make-index.txt"))]
[new-index ((eval make-index ns) resource (rest resource-table))]
[handle (path-add-extension (if x
(build-path "publish-test" "source" resource "index")
(build-path "source" resource "index"))
#".scm")]
#".txt")]
[file (open-output-file handle #:exists 'replace)])
(if (port-try-file-lock? file 'exclusive)
(begin
@ -176,6 +184,17 @@
(close-output-port file))
(error "couldn't obtain file lock on ~a" file))))
;; takes a parsed table as a list of lists and formats for writing as a .csv file
(define (list->csv l)
(foldl (lambda (i res)
(string-append res i))
""
(flatten
(add-between (map (lambda (row)
(add-between row ","))
l)
"\n"))))
(define (write-csv-to-file data handle)
(let ([file (open-output-file handle #:exists 'replace)])
@ -203,6 +222,15 @@
tag-list)
new-tt))))
(define (add-atom-entry atom-table new-row)
;; take only first 21 rows (or all rows)
;; insert new-row after header
(let ([out-length (min (+ 1 (length atom-table)) 21)]
[header (first atom-table)]
[old-content (rest atom-table)])
(take (append (list header new-row) old-content)
out-length)))
(program
(publish)
@ -223,7 +251,9 @@
(build-path "data" r))
#".csv"))))
(define res-id (string-replace l " " "-"))
(define res-id (if (equal? r "root")
(string-replace l " " "-")
(length res-table)))
;; before anything else, open output file
;; doing this means that if a file exists of the intended
(define out
@ -236,7 +266,6 @@
(define resource (append-post-footer (read (open-input-file i))
(source-url r res-id)
t
(list publish-time)))
@ -251,7 +280,6 @@
;; update tag table
(displayln "updating tag table")
(define tag-table (csv->list (open-input-file
(if x "publish-test/data/tagged.csv" "data/tagged.csv"))))
(define new-tag-table (write-new-tag-table tag-table t r res-id))
@ -261,11 +289,11 @@
(if x
(write-new-tagged/index new-tag-table #:test #t)
(write-new-tagged/index new-tag-table)))
; (displayln new-tag-table)
(write-csv-to-file (list->csv new-tag-table)
(if x "publish-test/data/tagged.csv" "data/tagged.csv"))
(displayln "updating tagged/'tag")
;; update tagged/'tag for each tag
(for-each
(lambda (tt-row)
@ -280,23 +308,21 @@
'())))
new-tag-table)
(displayln "writing resource to file")
;; write to file
(if (port-try-file-lock? out 'exclusive)
(begin
(print resource out)
(write resource out)
(port-file-unlock out)
(close-output-port out))
(error "couldn't obtain file lock on ~a" out))
;; update 'resource/index
(if (equal? r "root")
(displayln "skipping resource/index")
(begin
(displayln "updating resource/index")
(write-new-resource/index r new-res-table #:test (if x #t #f))))
(displayln "updating feed table")
;; update 'resource/index (unless root)
(if (equal? r "root")
(displayln "skipping write-new-resource/index")
(write-new-resource/index r new-res-table #:test (if x #t #f)))
;; update feed table
(define atom-table (csv->list
(open-input-file
@ -306,28 +332,29 @@
(build-path "data" "atom"))
#".csv"))))
(define new-atom-table
(add-atom-entry atom-table (atom-table-entry l (~a res-link) d publish-time)))
(add-atom-entry atom-table (list l (~a res-link) d publish-time)))
(write-csv-to-file (list->csv new-atom-table)
(if x "publish-test/data/atom.csv" "data/atom.csv"))
;; update feed.atom
;; for now, this does not include the html for the post, only a link
(displayln "updating feed")
(define feed ((eval (read (open-input-file (if x
"publish-test/data/make-atom.txt"
"data/make-atom.txt"))) ns)
"https://sorrel.dev/feed.atom"
publish-time
homepage
(rest new-atom-table)))
(define feed-out
(open-output-file (if x "publish-test/source/feed.atom"
"source/feed.atom")
;; need to remove this and just replace once testing is done
#:exists 'replace ))
#:exists 'replace))
(if (port-try-file-lock? feed-out 'exclusive)
(begin
(display
(make-feed ns (open-input-file
(if x
"publish-test/data/make-atom.scm"
"data/make-atom.scm"))
new-atom-table
publish-time)
(string-append "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"utf-8\"?>"
(xexpr->string feed))
feed-out)
(port-file-unlock feed-out)
(close-output-port feed-out))

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#lang racket
(require racket/date
(only-in racket/list first second third rest)
(only-in racket/string string-prefix? string-replace)
net/url
xml
web-server/web-server
web-server/servlet-dispatch
web-server/dispatchers/dispatch
web-server/dispatch
(prefix-in files: web-server/dispatchers/dispatch-files)
(prefix-in filter: web-server/dispatchers/dispatch-filter)
(prefix-in sequencer: web-server/dispatchers/dispatch-sequencer)
racket/runtime-path
web-server/dispatchers/filesystem-map
web-server/http
csv-reading)
;; namespace needed for evaluating read files
(define-namespace-anchor anc)
(define ns (namespace-anchor->namespace anc))
;; it's all html!
(define (html-response content)
(response/full
200
#"OK"
(current-seconds)
TEXT/HTML-MIME-TYPE
'()
(list content)))
;; takes a resource-type (corresponds to the REST resource and the system path or
;; an index resource in the source path)
;; and a resource-processor (-> file-handle . http-response)
;; and returns a valid html-response irrespective of hx/ type fragment of html or full page
(define respond-resource-with-processor
(lambda (type resource-processor)
;; bound path builders
;; extension is always #".txt" because source files are not well-formed racket,
;; but must be read and evaluated in this namespace
(define (make-res-path-no-param t)
(path-add-extension
(if (and (non-empty-string? t) (not (eq? t "root")))
(build-path "source" t "index")
(build-path "source" "index" ))
#".txt"))
(define (make-res-path-id-param t id)
(path-add-extension
(build-path "source" (if (eq? t "root")
(if (eq? id "")
;; if "root/" something weird has happened
"index"
;; allows for loading "/this" and other root resources
(~a id))
(if
;; if url has trailing backslash, id will be an empty string
;; and should return index for that type
(or (not (string? id))
(non-empty-string? id))
(build-path t (~a id))
(build-path t "index"))))
#".txt"))
;; this lambda will be called by dispatch-rules
;; (req) is the request object
(case-lambda
[(req) (let ([res-path (make-res-path-no-param type)])
(if (file-exists? res-path)
(html-response (resource-processor res-path))
(html-response (resource-processor "source/not-found.txt"))))]
;; (req id) is (request object . url parameter)
[(req id) (let ([res-path (make-res-path-id-param type id)])
(if (file-exists? res-path)
(html-response (resource-processor res-path))
(html-response (resource-processor "source/not-found.txt"))))])))
;;; httpx
;; sends only the requested resource
(define (xexpr-file->xml file)
(string->bytes/utf-8
(xexpr->string (read (open-input-file file)))))
(define (404-hx request)
(html-response (xexpr-file->xml "source/not-found.txt")))
(define-values (httpx-app reverse-httpx-uri)
(dispatch-rules
[("hx" "home") (respond-resource-with-processor "root" xexpr-file->xml)]
[("hx" "settled") (respond-resource-with-processor "settled" xexpr-file->xml)]
[("hx" "settled" (integer-arg)) (respond-resource-with-processor "settled" xexpr-file->xml)]
[("hx" "unsettled") (respond-resource-with-processor "unsettled" xexpr-file->xml)]
[("hx" "unsettled" (integer-arg)) (respond-resource-with-processor "unsettled" xexpr-file->xml)]
[("hx" "tagged") (respond-resource-with-processor "tagged" xexpr-file->xml)]
[("hx" "tagged" (string-arg)) (respond-resource-with-processor "tagged" xexpr-file->xml)]
[("hx" (string-arg)) (respond-resource-with-processor "root" xexpr-file->xml)]
[else 404-hx]))
;;; page-app
;; constructs entire page for each response
(define (make-page resource)
(string->bytes/utf-8
(xexpr->string
`(html ((lang "en"))
,(read (open-input-file "source/head.txt"))
(body
,(read (open-input-file "source/header.txt"))
(main ,(read (open-input-file resource))))))))
(define-values (page-app reverse-page-uri)
(dispatch-rules
[("") (respond-resource-with-processor "" make-page)]
[("home") (respond-resource-with-processor "" make-page)]
[("settled") (respond-resource-with-processor "settled" make-page)]
[("settled" (integer-arg)) (respond-resource-with-processor "settled" make-page)]
[("unsettled") (respond-resource-with-processor "unsettled" make-page)]
[("unsettled" (integer-arg)) (respond-resource-with-processor "unsettled" make-page)]
[("tagged") (respond-resource-with-processor "tagged" make-page)]
[("tagged" (string-arg)) (respond-resource-with-processor "tagged" make-page)]
[((string-arg)) (respond-resource-with-processor "root" make-page)]
[else not-found]))
;;; from /static
(define url->path/static (make-url->path "static"))
(define static-dispatcher
(files:make #:url->path (lambda (u)
(url->path/static
(struct-copy url u [path (cdr (url-path u))])))))
;; rss feed
(define (xml-response content)
(response/full
200
#"OK"
(current-seconds)
#"application/atom+xml; charset=utf-8"
'()
(list content)))
(define (rss-feed request)
(xml-response
(string->bytes/utf-8 (file->string "source/feed.atom"))))
;;; 404
(define (not-found request)
(html-response (make-page "source/not-found.txt")))
;;; server
(define stop
(serve
#:dispatch (sequencer:make
(filter:make #rx"^/static/" static-dispatcher)
(dispatch/servlet #:regexp #rx"^/hx/" httpx-app)
(dispatch/servlet #:regexp #rx"^/feed.atom" rss-feed)
(dispatch/servlet page-app)
(dispatch/servlet not-found)
)
#:listen-ip "127.0.0.1"
#:port 8000))
(with-handlers ([exn:break? (lambda (e)
(stop))])
(sync/enable-break never-evt))

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'(body (section (h2 "a λ.functional λ.gay") (p "i'm a gay lil nerd who's learning everyday about community, and ecology,\n and computer; and trying hard to be good for the world with my gay lil\n friends") (p "i was named after " (a ((href "https://plants.usda.gov/home/plantProfile?symbol=OXOR")) "a plant called sorrel") " and i live in the mountains of southern appalachia on " (span ((lang "chr")) "ᏣᎳᎩ") " (tsalagi/cherokee) land") (p "i have never identified with the term 'hacker' but i have learned, in the\n past few years, that i do like to orchestrate computer machines and i do\n that with some cute friends at " (a ((href "https://bunk.computer")) "bunk computer club")) (p "some random things i believe/ i like/ i am/etc (in no particular order") (ul (li (p "i like linguistics a whole lot. " (span ((class "hx-target")) (a ((href "/tagged/conlang") (hx-get "/hx/tagged/conlang") (hx-target "closest span.hx-target") (hx-swap "innerHTML")) "i make languages (the human kind) for fun.")) " there's a whole bunch of people who do this! " (a ((href "https://conlang.org/")) "the language creation society") " i'm even working on a " (span ((class "hx-target")) (a ((href "/tagged/latl") (hx-get "/hx/tagged/latl") (hx-target "closest span.hx-target") (hx-swap "innerHTML")) "language (computer) to make languages (human)")))) (li (p "mmt, but make it anarchist " (small "-- get rid of all that \"sovereignty\" stuff, ew"))) (li (p "make everything a library and everyone a librarian")) (li (p "do things that aren't computer. compute more with regular computer ppl\n and less with tech-brained ppl. most ppl know how to compute, and don't\n need to know what is an abstract factory factory")) (li (p "got a spicy brained, trans lady-fied experience.\n i have feelings about these things that inevitably weave thru\n my projects and art and all that")) (li (p "i used to make a lot more visual art than i do these days. some\n sort of smth'll wind up here at some point")))) (footer (a ((href "https://git.bunk.computer/oxaliq/oxaliq.net/src/branch/main/source/about.scm")) "view source") (hr) (section (h5 "tagged") (ul ((class "tag-list")) (li ((class "tag-item")) (span ((class "hx-target")) (a ((href "/tagged/about") (hx-get "/hx/tagged/about") (hx-target "closest span.hx-target") (hx-swap "innerHTML")) "about"))))) (hr) (p ((class "doc-history")) (small "published: 2024-01-18T21:56:45modified: 2024-03-23T16:29:13\n")) (p ((class "license-info")) (small (a ((href "static/license/license.txt")) "license")))))

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(body (section (h2 "a λ.functional λ.gay") (p "i'm a gay lil nerd who's learning everyday about community, and ecology,\n and computer; and trying hard to be good for the world with my gay lil\n friends") (p "i was named after " (a ((href "https://plants.usda.gov/home/plantProfile?symbol=OXOR")) "a plant called sorrel") " and i live in the mountains of southern appalachia on " (span ((lang "chr")) "ᏣᎳᎩ") " (tsalagi/cherokee) land. i live with some cats and a whole mess of plants\n (most of them food) and a cordswain and i have sweet neighbors") (p "i have never identified with the term 'hacker' but i have learned, in the\n past few years, that i do like to orchestrate computer machines and i do\n that with some cute friends at " (a ((href "https://bunk.computer")) "bunk computer club")) (p "some random things i believe/ i like/ i am/etc (in no particular order") (ul (li (p "i like linguistics a whole lot. " (span ((class "hx-target")) (a ((href "/tagged/conlang") (hx-get "/hx/tagged/conlang") (hx-target "closest span.hx-target") (hx-swap "innerHTML")) "i make languages (the human kind) for fun.")) " there's a whole bunch of people who do this! " (a ((href "https://conlang.org/")) "the language creation society") " i'm even working on a " (span ((class "hx-target")) (a ((href "/tagged/latl") (hx-get "/hx/tagged/latl") (hx-target "closest span.hx-target") (hx-swap "innerHTML")) "language (computer) to make languages (human)")))) (li (p "mmt, but make it anarchist " (small "and get rid of all that \"sovereignty\" stuff, ew"))) (li (p "got a spicy brained, trans lady-fied experience. \n i have feelings about these things that inevitably weave thru\n my projects and art and all that")) (li (p "i used to make a lot more visual art than i do these days. some\n sort of smth'll wind up here at some point")))) (footer (section (h5 "tagged") (ul ((class "tag-list")) (li ((class "tag-item")) (span ((class "hx-target")) (a ((href "/tagged/about") (hx-get "/hx/tagged/about") (hx-target "closest span.hx-target") (hx-swap "innerHTML")) "about"))))) (hr) (p ((class "doc-history")) (small "published: 2023-12-24T19:15:34")) (p ((class "license-info")) (small (a ((href "/license")) "license")))))

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(lambda (feed-ref update-time homepage)
`(feed
((xmlns "http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"))
(title "λ.sorrel.dev")
(link ((rel "self")
(href ,feed-ref)))
(updated ,update-time)
(author
(name "sorrel"))
(id ,homepage)
; ,(map
; (lambda (item)
; `(entry
; (title ,(title item))
; (link ((href ,(href item))))
; (id ,(href item))
; (type ,(type item)) ; usually html
; ,(map (lambda (category)
; `(category ((term ,(term category))
; (scheme ,(scheme category)))))
; (categories item))
; (updated ,(updated item)))
; items))
))

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(article
((id "cat"))
(h1 "cat care")
(p "hi! thank you so much for being part of caring for my dear feline! here is a trove of altogether too much information. please read what feels necessary and the rest will be here if you ever need it <3")
(section
((id "contacts"))
(h2 "contacts")
(p "if anything happens and you can't reach me, vet numbers to know are:")
(ul
((id "vets"))
(li
(p "primary vet is Ann Schneider, DVM at Open Door Veterinary Care")
(ul (li "phone: 828 417 7768")
(li "address: 1419 patton ave")
(li (a ((href "https://opendoorveterinarycare.com"))
"website"))))
(li
(p "emergency vet is medvet. (she's never needed to go, but i've gone there with other cats")
(ul (li "phone: 828 665 4399")
(li "address: 677 brevard rd")
(li (a ((href "https://www.medvet.com/location/asheville"))
"website"))))))
(section
((id "food-and-water"))
(hgroup
(h2 "food and water")
(p (em "the most necessary of the necessary stuff")))
(p "she currently takes a heaping 1/4 cup of kibble at 11am and 11pm daily. you can adjust the exact times to your life, as long as there about 12 hrs apart. feeding her closer to your bedtime will mean that she doesn't get fussy in the morning and demand an early breakfast")
(p "the food she's been getting now is a blend of fancy orijen 6 fish adult cat food and purina cat chow complete. if yr starting to run out i can order some to be delivered or you can pick up more of the purina at petsmart")
(p "if the water fountain is too annoying to deal with, you can use a bowl - please empty and refresh it during one of her meals")
(p "if the water fountain is not too annoying: the water level should be between just above and just below the 'snout' window. i've had to take it apart and rinse all the pieces at least once a week with three cats sharing it, you'll probably not have to do that as much. the filter should be changed mid month ~15th. the manual is in the box or you can ask me if it's being weird"))
(section
((id "medicine"))
(h2 "medicine")
(p "the thing she definitely needs is selamectin applied on the last day of the month. the applicator is a little weird--you twist the tip to break the internal seal and squeeze to apply--there's no cap on it. apply a full applicator to the base of her neck near the collar line while spreading her fur out of the way. wash yr hands and try not to touch her for a few hours after applying")
(p "you shouldn't need to deal with this, but *if* she starts scratching her ears incessantly, you can apply some of the ear drops daily for a few days. it works best if you can get them in to her inner ear and massage the base of her ear for a few seconds. she doesn't like this and will try to splash the stuff out of her ear and onto you so watch out! (she hasn't had ear problems in a few years, so you can probably just ignore this)"))
(section
((id "fun-stuff"))
(h2 "fun stuff")
(p "brushing! she's got dense fur, so it helps to brush (altho she's never had hairballs so it's not like medically necessary.) she's a typical cat in that she enjoys being brushed until she gets overstimulated and starts attacking the comb")
(p "toys! she loves a cat dancer, this is the best way to get her energy out if she's being annoying. she also loves the yellow woven toy and the taco and she might make mournful yowls at you from across the house to let you know she wants to share her favorite toys with you. if you're feeling up to it, you can periodically hide some of her toys to keep her from getting bored with the ones she has")
(p "treats! churu's a favorite, but you can also use some of the solid treats to work on her tricks if you like!")
(p "tricks! (she's not been doing them a lot lately so she'll probably get really excited and meow and walk in circles for a moment before she settles down and does the things)")
(ul (li "'sit': hand signal is fist pointed up, slightly above her ✊")
(li "'speak': hand signa is pointing to your mouth")
(li "'loaf' (it means lie down): hand signal is a pinching shape pointed down in front of her" (span ((style "rotate: -90deg;")) "🤏"))
(li "'touch' (it's basically a headbutt): hand signal is a fist pointed toward her 🤛")))
(p "that's all i can think of right now! but of course call me if you've got any questions and if i think of anything i'll let you know and add it here as well. thanks again for taking care of her! please send me lots of pictures!"))

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'(body (section (h2 "contact") (p (code "email [at] [this domain]") " to send me a good ol' fashioned email") (p "i have avoided 'online' for a long time, but i'm getting hip to it. i'm\n on the mastodon.social server @oxaliq")) (footer (a ((href "https://git.bunk.computer/oxaliq/oxaliq.net/src/branch/main/source/contact.scm")) "view source") (hr) (section (h5 "tagged") (ul ((class "tag-list")) (li ((class "tag-item")) (span ((class "hx-target")) (a ((href "/tagged/about") (hx-get "/hx/tagged/about") (hx-target "closest span.hx-target") (hx-swap "innerHTML")) "about"))))) (hr) (p ((class "doc-history")) (small "published: 2024-01-18T22:21:26")) (p ((class "license-info")) (small (a ((href "static/license/license.txt")) "license")))))

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(body (section (h2 "contact") (p "e-m-" (span "a-i") (span "-l [ at ") (span "] s-o-") (span "r-r-e-l [ d o") (span "t ] d-e") (span "-v is a good place to do the email")) (p "i have avoided 'online' for a long time, but i'm getting hip to it. i'm\n on the big mastodon server @oxaliq")) (footer (section (h5 "tagged") (ul ((class "tag-list")) (li ((class "tag-item")) (span ((class "hx-target")) (a ((href "/tagged/about") (hx-get "/hx/tagged/about") (hx-target "closest span.hx-target") (hx-swap "innerHTML")) "about"))))) (hr) (p ((class "doc-history")) (small "published: 2023-12-24T19:45:11")) (p ((class "license-info")) (small (a ((href "/license")) "license")))))

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(head
(meta ((http-equiv "Content-Type")
(content "text/html; charset=utf-8")))
(meta ((name "ROBOTS")
(content "NOINDEX, NOFOLLOW")))
(title "oxaliq.net - learning and making")
(meta ((name "author")
(content "sorrel")))
(meta ((name "description")

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(header
;; rel="me" verification links
(a ((href "https://git.bunk.computer/oxaliq")
(rel "me")))
(a ((href "https://mastodon.social/@oxaliq")
(rel "me")))
(a ((href "https://github.com/sorrelbri")
(rel "me")))
(div
((class "banner")
(hx-get "/hx/home")

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(article
((id "oxaliq-dot-net-slash-index"))
(h1 "oxaliq [dot] net [slash] index")
(noscript
(div
((class "noscript"))
(p "hey! yr not letting yr browser execute javascript served by my page.")
(p "that's cool!")
(p "browser (by google?) as arbitrary code execution platform is one of the
weird, regrettable (at least as it is currently implemented)
consequences of our political economy.")
(p "anyway, feel free to browse! yr experience won't be much different,
you'll just get bigger html blob.")
(p "the only js i deliver is "
(a ((href "https://htmx.org"))
"this little REST tool called htmx")
" if you want to see what that's about.")
(p "o! and if you want to hear/read "
(a ((href "/tagged/javascript"))
"what i have to say about javascript")
" you could do that maybe")
(p "/noscript")))
(p "hey! i'm sorrel.")
(p "(called like the plant up there)")
(p "this is my new-fangled website computer page on the world wide web. i had
a nice time building this little thing ")
(p " i hope you have a nice time looking at things here")
(hr)
(div ((class "hx-target"))
(p
(a ((href "/this")
(hx-get "/hx/this")
(hx-target "closest div.hx-target")
(hx-swap "innerHTML"))
"(how i build this little page)")))
(div ((class "hx-target"))
(p
(a ((href "/now")
(hx-get "/hx/now")
(hx-target "closest div.hx-target")
(hx-swap "innerHTML"))
"(what i'm doing)")))
(div ((class "hx-target"))
(p
(a ((href "/about")
(hx-get "/hx/about")
(hx-target "closest div.hx-target")
(hx-swap "innerHTML"))
"(who i am)")))
(div ((class "hx-target"))
(p
(a ((href "/contact")
(hx-get "/hx/contact")
(hx-target "closest div.hx-target")
(hx-swap "innerHTML"))
"(how to say hi to me)")))
(div ((class "hx-target"))
(p
(a ((href "/very-earnest-disclaimer")
(hx-get "/hx/very-earnest-disclaimer")
(hx-target "closest div.hx-target")
(hx-swap "innerHTML"))
"(a very earnest disclaimer)")))
; (div ((class "hx-target"))
; (p
; (a ((href "/links")
; (hx-get "/hx/links")
; (hx-target "closest div.hx-target")
; (hx-swap "innerHTML"))
; "(some things i think are neat)")))
(p (a ((href "static/license/license.txt"))
"license"))
(p (a ((href "/tagged"))
"all of the kinds of things on here so far"))
(p ((class "ascii but-normal-size"))
"︿︿
〰"))

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(main
(noscript
(span
((class "noscript"))
(p "hey! yr not letting yr browser execute javascript served by my page.")
(p "that's cool!")
(p "browser (by google?) as arbitrary code execution platform is one of the
weird, regrettable (at least as it is currently implemented)
consequences of our political economy.")
(p "anyway, feel free to browse! yr experience won't be much different,
you'll just get bigger html blob.")
(p "the only js i deliver is "
(a ((href "https://htmx.org"))
"this little REST tool called htmx")
" if you want to see what that's about.")
(p "o! and if you want to hear/read "
(a ((href "/tagged/javascript"))
"what i have to say about javascript")
" you could do that maybe")
(p "/noscript")))
(p "hey! i'm sorrel.")
(p "(called like the plant up there)")
(p "this is my new-fangled website computer page on the world wide web. i had
a nice time building this little thing ")
(p " i hope you have a nice time looking at things here")
(hr)
(p (span ((class "hx-target"))
(a ((href "/this")
(hx-get "/hx/this")
(hx-target "closest span")
(hx-swap "innerHTML"))
"(how i build this little page)")))
(p (span ((class "hx-target"))
(a ((href "/now")
(hx-get "/hx/now")
(hx-target "closest span")
(hx-swap "innerHTML"))
"(what i'm doing)")))
(p (span ((class "hx-target"))
(a ((href "/about")
(hx-get "/hx/about")
(hx-target "closest span")
(hx-swap "innerHTML"))
"(who i am)")))
(p (span ((class "hx-target"))
(a ((href "/contact")
(hx-get "/hx/contact")
(hx-target "closest span")
(hx-swap "innerHTML"))
"(how to say hi to me)")))
(p (span ((class "hx-target"))
(a ((href "/very-earnest-disclaimer")
(hx-get "/hx/very-earnest-disclaimer")
(hx-target "closest span")
(hx-swap "innerHTML"))
"(a very earnest disclaimer)")))
; (p (span ((class "hx-target"))
; (a ((href "/links")
; (hx-get "/hx/links")
; (hx-target "closest span")
; (hx-swap "innerHTML"))
; "(some things i think are neat)")))
(p (a ((href "/tagged"))
"-> all of the kinds of things on here so far"))
(p ((class "ascii but-normal-size"))
"︿︿
〰"))

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(p "no licensing info yet. this is a real big question."))

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(p (em "a categorical mess for your perusal")))]
[(string-prefix? res "tagged/")
(let ([tag (string-replace res "tagged/" "#")])
`(hgroup (h1 "stuff what's tagged like " (em ,tag))
(p (em "everything (or maybe just some things) i've ever said about " (strong ,tag)))))]
`(hgroup (h1 ,(~a "stuff what's tagged like " tag))
(p (em (~a "everything (or maybe just some things) i've ever said about \"" tag "\"")))))]
[else
'(hgroup (h1 "i'm lost")
(p (em "you weren't meant to be here")))])

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'(body (section (hgroup (h2 "now") (p "a snapshot of the (mostly) non-computer things of import")) (section (hgroup (h3 "read") (p "stuff i'm taking in")) (ul (li "palo alto, malcolm harris") (li "paul takes the form of a mortal girl, andrea lawlor") (li "annihilation, jeff vandermeer") (li "let the right one in, tomas alfredson") (li "the limits of control, jim jarmusch") (li "the matrices, wachowskis"))) (section (hgroup (h3 "eval") (p "stuff i'm crunching on")) (ul (li "starting a community maker space") (li "mostly just spending all my time moving") (li "skating again"))) (section (hgroup (h3 "print") (p "stuff i'm putting out")) (ul (li "doing more sewing") (li "baby's first letterpress"))) (section (hgroup (h3 "loop") (p "stuff what's on the horizon")) (ul (li "putting my labor on the market")))) (footer (a ((href "https://git.bunk.computer/oxaliq/oxaliq.net/src/branch/main/source/now.scm")) "view source") (hr) (section (h5 "tagged") (ul ((class "tag-list")) (li ((class "tag-item")) (span ((class "hx-target")) (a ((href "/tagged/about") (hx-get "/hx/tagged/about") (hx-target "closest span.hx-target") (hx-swap "innerHTML")) "about"))))) (hr) (p ((class "doc-history")) (small "published: 2024-01-18T22:22:03modified: 2024-03-23T16:29:58\n")) (p ((class "license-info")) (small (a ((href "static/license/license.txt")) "license")))))

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(body (section (hgroup (h2 "now") (p "a snapshot of the (mostly) non-computer things of import")) (section (hgroup (h3 "read") (p "stuff i'm taking in")) (ul (li "the paying guests, sarah waters") (li "females, andrea long chu") (li "palo alto, malcolm harris") (li "high pitched and moist, tami t") (li "desolation's flower, ragana") (li "salesforce, lauren bousfield") (li "el mal querer, rosalía") (li "guacamelee, drinkbox"))) (section (hgroup (h3 "eval") (p "stuff i'm crunching on")) (ul (li "playing more go") (li "winter garden chores") (li "starting a community maker space") (li "going on more hikes") (li "body stuff"))) (section (hgroup (h3 "print") (p "stuff i'm putting out")) (ul (li "fun leatherwork") (li "fun woodwork") (li "relearning how to draw"))) (section (hgroup (h3 "loop") (p "stuff what's on the horizon")) (ul (li "being in the northeastern us") (li "putting my labor on the market") (li "maybe making some music again?")))) (footer (section (h5 "tagged") (ul ((class "tag-list")) (li ((class "tag-item")) (span ((class "hx-target")) (a ((href "/tagged/about") (hx-get "/hx/tagged/about") (hx-target "closest span.hx-target") (hx-swap "innerHTML")) "about"))))) (hr) (p ((class "doc-history")) (small "published: 2023-12-24T19:45:57")) (p ((class "license-info")) (small (a ((href "/license")) "license")))))

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(lambda (source-url tag-list history-list)
(lambda (tag-list history-list)
(let ([class-sec `(ul ((class "tag-list")))])
`(footer
(a ((href ,source-url))
"view source")
(hr)
(section
(h5 "tagged")
,(begin
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((class "license-info"))
(small
(a
((href "static/license/license.txt"))
((href "/license"))
"license"))))))

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(article
(noscript
(span
((class "noscript"))
(p "hey! yr not letting yr browser execute javascript served by my page.")
(p "that's cool!")
(p "browser (by google?) as arbitrary code execution platform is one of the
weird, regrettable (at least as it is currently implemented)
consequences of our political economy.")
(p "anyway, feel free to browse! yr experience won't be much different,
you'll just get bigger html blob.")
(p "the only js i deliver is "
(a ((href "https://htmx.org"))
"this little REST tool called htmx")
" if you want to see what that's about.")
(p "o! and if you want to hear/read "
(a ((href "/tagged/javascript"))
"what i have to say about javascript")
" you could do that maybe")
(p "/noscript")))
(p "hey! i'm sorrel.")
(p "(called like the plant up there)")
(p "this is my new-fangled website computer page on the world wide web. i had
a nice time building this little thing "
(span ((class "hx-target"))
(a ((href "/this")
(hx-get "/hx/this")
(hx-target "closest span")
(hx-swap "innerHTML"))
"(how i build this little page.)")))
(p " i hope you have a nice time looking at things here.")
(p ((class "ascii but-normal-size"))
"︿︿
〰"))

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(h1 "404")
(p "hey, i couldn't find that. could ya try something else maybe?"))

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weird, regrettable (at least as it is currently implemented)
consequences of our political economy.</p><p>anyway, feel free to browse! yr experience won't be much different,
you'll just get bigger html blob.</p><p>the only js i deliver is <a href="https://htmx.org">this little REST tool called htmx</a> if you want to see what that's about.</p><p>o! and if you want to hear/read <a href="/tagged/javascript">what i have to say about javascript</a> you could do that maybe</p><p>/noscript</p></span></noscript><p>hey! i'm sorrel.</p><p>(called like the plant up there)</p><p>this is my new-fangled website computer page on the world wide web. i had
a nice time building this little thing <span class="hx-target"><a href="/this" hx-get="/hx/this" hx-target="closest span" hx-swap="innerHTML">(how i build this little page.)</a></span></p><p> i hope you have a nice time looking at things here.</p><p class="ascii but-normal-size">︿︿
〰</p></article></main></body></html>

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<html lang="en"><head><meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"/><meta name="ROBOTS" content="NOINDEX, NOFOLLOW"/><title>learning and making things</title><meta name="author" content="sorrel"/><meta name="description" content="yr place for sorrel on the world wide web"/><meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"/><meta name="ascii-art-description" content="it's a crop of the work 'Oxalis acetosella', Otto Wilhelm Thomé
(1885) run through the ascii-art generation tool on https://www.asciiart.eu/"/><link rel="stylesheet" href="/static/style/styles.css"/><style>
p.ascii {
font-family: 'Courier New', Courier, monospace;
font-size: 8px;
white-space: pre;
margin: 0;
}
p.ascii.but-normal-size {
font-size: medium;
}</style><script src="/static/script/htmx.min.js" defer=""></script></head><body><header><div class="banner" hx-get="/hx/home" hx-target="main" hx-swap="innerHTML"><p class="ascii">▒▓░ <a href="/">home</a> ░░▒ ▒▒▓█▒ ░▒
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--link-color: lab(80 40 100);
--visited-link-color: lab(70 10 15);
--banner-ascii-color: lab(90 -40 20 / 0.8);
--banner-background-color: lab(0 5 1 / 0.6);
}
}
@media screen and (prefers-color-scheme: light) {
html {
--foreground-color: lab(10 90 -90);
--foreground-color: lab(10 50 -80);
--background-color: lab(90 50 -30);
--link-color: lab(20 30 -20);
--visited-link-color: lab(20 90 -90);
--link-color: lab(20 40 100);
--visited-link-color: lab(20 10 15);
--banner-ascii-color: lab(10 -40 20 / 0.8);
--banner-background-color: lab(90 -15 20 / 0.6);
}
}
html {
padding: 20px;
overflow-wrap: break-word;
color: var(--foreground-color);
background-color: var(--background-color);
}
@ -35,47 +32,33 @@ h1, h2, h3, h4, h5 {
font-family: 'Courier New', Courier, monospace;
color: var(--background-color);
background-color: var(--visited-link-color);
padding: 2px 10px;
padding: 2 10;
}
h5 {
margin: 2px 0px;
margin: 2 0;
}
div.noscript p {
span.noscript p {
font-family: 'Courier New', Courier, monospace;
font-size: small;
}
div.hx-target section {
span.hx-target section {
border: solid 1px var(--link-color);
border-radius: 4px;
padding: 5px 10px;
margin: 3px;
padding: 0 10;
margin: 3;
}
div.hx-target footer {
span.hx-target footer {
display: none;
}
article.composed-article footer {
display: none;
}
footer {
margin-top: 1em;
border-color: var(--visited-link-color);
border-top-width: 6px;
border-top-style: double;
padding-top: 1em;
}
a {
font-family: 'Courier New', Courier, monospace;
font-size: small;
color: var(--link-color);
position: relative;
top: -2px;
}
a:visited {
@ -83,27 +66,8 @@ a:visited {
text-decoration-color: var(--link-color);
}
a:not(.ascii a):not(a[hx-get*="hx"]):not(a[href*="#"])::before {
content: ". -> .";
font-weight: 900;
display: inline-block;
padding-right: .5em;
}
a[href*="#"] {
content: "↓";
font-weight: 900;
font-size: larger;
display: inline-block;
padding-right: .5em;
}
a[rel="me"] {
display: none;
}
body {
max-width: 600px;
max-width: 600;
margin: auto;
font-size: medium;
font-family: sans-serif;
@ -133,9 +97,9 @@ header{
}
div.banner {
background-color: lab(0 5 1 / 0.8);
width: max-content;
margin: auto;
background-color: var(--banner-background-color);
}
div.banner p.ascii {
@ -153,29 +117,19 @@ nav a {
}
p {
margin: 12px 0px;
margin: 12 0;
}
ul.tag-list {
display: flex;
flex-direction: row;
flex-wrap: wrap;
margin: 6px 0px;
padding: 0px;
margin: 6 0;
padding: 0;
}
li.tag-item {
list-style-type: none;
flex-basis: fit-content;
margin: 0px 6px;
}
img {
width: 96%;
margin: 2%;
border-color: var(--foreground-color);
border-style: solid;
border-width: 2px;
border-radius: 2px;
margin: 0 6;
}

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#lang racket
(provide (all-defined-out))
(require (only-in racket/list flatten add-between)
(only-in xml xexpr->string))
(define homepage "https://oxaliq.net")
(define git-forge "https://git.bunk.computer/oxaliq/oxaliq.net/src/branch/main/")
(define (source-url resource-type resource-id)
(~a git-forge
(if (equal? resource-type "root")
"source/"
(~a "source/" resource-type))
resource-id ".scm"))
;; takes a parsed table as a list of lists and formats for writing as a .csv file
(define (list->csv l)
(foldl (lambda (i res)
(string-append res i))
""
(flatten
(add-between (map (lambda (row)
(add-between row ","))
l)
"\n"))))
;; construct resource-link for use in atom feed
(define (resource-link resource-type resource-id #:homepage (hp homepage))
(if (equal? resource-type "root")
(build-path hp (~a resource-id))
(build-path hp resource-type (~a resource-id))))
(define (archive-file input-file test #:modify-mode (exists-ok #f))
(if test
(copy-file input-file (string-replace input-file "in-progress" "publish-test/archive") #t)
(rename-file-or-directory input-file (string-replace input-file "in-progress" "archive") exists-ok)))
;; atom-table utils
;; ----------------
;; atom-table-entry constructs new row to pass to add-atom-entry
(define (atom-table-entry headline resource-link desc publish-time #:update-time (update-time ""))
(list headline (~a resource-link) desc publish-time update-time))
;; add-atom-entry takes old atom table and new row, constructing new
;; atom table with only first 21 rows (or all rows)
(define (add-atom-entry atom-table new-row)
;; insert new-row after header
(let ([out-length (min (+ 1 (length atom-table)) 21)]
[header (first atom-table)]
[old-content (rest atom-table)])
(take (append (list header new-row) old-content)
out-length)))
;; ----------------
;; atom-feed utils
;; ---------------
(define (make-feed ns make-atom-input-port atom-table publish-time #:homepage (hp homepage))
(string-append "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"utf-8\"?>"
(xexpr->string ((eval (read make-atom-input-port) ns)
"https://oxaliq.net/feed.atom"
publish-time
hp
(rest atom-table)))))
;; ---------------