Luminescent Dreams

After many months of effort, I have now launched Glimmer 0.1.0.

Last weekend, I ran a heist in the Wildsea.

Since the spectacular photos of aurora from 2003, I have held a constant, enduring, desire to see the aurora myself.

Today, I want to tell you a story of diagnostics, and a solution to a bug that made me understand a bit more about how electricity works.

I ran across this in Maryland in August of 2024.

(image source) Long ago, my houshold had a home audio system that consisted of multiple components hooked together and then plugged into some speakers.

As though I don’t have enough projects, I actually have another one.

Happy Friday, everyone!

Good morning and Happy Friday, everyone!

For the last several months, I’ve been doing a weekly one-hour coding stream.

Weather changes can completely transform a familiar space.

In honor of the extreme freeze hitting the US right now, here is a tree that I photographed a year ago.

This has been a mild winter, but sometimes the standing water still freezes.

Been a while, y’all!

Yesterday, I finally published a multilingual version of my website!

Hello, everyone, and welcome back after a long, unexpected hiatus!

Hello, and welcome back!

In Memory of Amelia Perry Two years ago today, I woke up to the news that my friend, Amelia, was gone.

Recently, after a few failed attempts at using other frameworks to make an application that was both easy to use and easy to install, I embraced native software development with Rust and GTK.

As a change of pace, today I’ll share a rough freehand sketch that I made this morning.

I finally return after a bunch of weeks.

Welcome back to another week of my ramblings.

This is Barnaby Castle in Providence, Rhode Island.

Hello, everyone, and welcome back to another round of my weekly ramblings!

Every week I try to post a set of ramblings about things I find interesting or things that I have done in tech for the most recent week.

While normally I post these on Friday, this last week was quite busy and left me no time to write.

TGIF, and welcome back, y’all!

Happy Friday the 13th, everyone!

Base Setup Typescript Jest, Enzmye, and Fetch Mocks Compiling in HTML and CSS Continuous Linting All at once I recently started a typescript project from scratch.

As the last festiges of winter come to an end, here is a batch of photos that I took a month ago.

We had a spectacular sunset in the Boston area last night.

Take a picture that tells us who you are, without actually showing your face.

Welcome to 2019!

Some weeks ago, I had an instance in which I was planning to do in person volunteer recruitment for Freedom for All Massachusetts.

**Content Warning: open discussion of mental health care, suicide, and religion** Here’s why psychiatric hospitals are so bad at helping transgender patients Amelia Perry was family to me.

This day, the feast of St.

Tonight, I want to tell you about a dear friend.

Memoru Amelia

Error handling is a big deal for me.

As a sidenote, my previous articles were all in terms of a fictitious image processing program.

We want to get productive in Haskell very quickly.

One way or another, you are going to need to configure your Haskell application, and for that you have three major ways of doing it.

For the next ten days, my resistance against fascism is to sit with an enby who has just undergone surgery.

Welcome to 2017!

nix-shell, the command that creates a subshell after evaluating any nix expression, has a lot of uses.

I did not sleep well the night before.

Welcome http://savanni.luminescent-dreams.com/static/presentations/haskell-graphics.html Software Engineer at EnergyCurb Twitter: @savannidgerinel savanni@luminescent-dreams.com Code witch, photographer, cyclist, agender, feminist, radical queer, general…

How does one speak of the departure of a cherished friend?

I hacked out a small GTK utility last night.

Earlier this evening I gave a presentation on doing GTK+ programming in Haskell.