Author Archives: orcmid

Miser Project: Interpretation, Representation, Computation, and Manifestation

2019-11-06 Update: This blog is obsolete and no longer being maintained here.  These Miser Project Posts are now maintained and continued at  Orcmid’s Lair, the reboot.   The authoritative version of this page is now at https://orcmid.blogspot.com/2019/02/miser-project-interpretation.html “When a Mathematical Reasoning … Continue reading

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Miser Project: Representing Functions in ‹ob›’s Abstract World

2019-11-06 Update: This blog is obsolete and no longer being maintained here.  These Miser Project Posts are now maintained and continued at  Orcmid’s Lair, the reboot.   The authoritative version of this page is now at https://orcmid.blogspot.com/2018/12/miser-project-representing-functions-in.html 2019-01-02 Update: Corrects ob.p01.bp … Continue reading

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Miser Project: Representing Data as Obs

2019-11-06 Update: This blog is obsolete and no longer being maintained here.  These Miser Project Posts are now maintained and continued at  Orcmid’s Lair, the reboot.   The authoritative version of this page is now at https://orcmid.blogspot.com/2018/11/miser-project-representing-data-as-obs.html 2018-10-18 Update: Strengthening the … Continue reading

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Miser Project: Narrowing ‹ob› for Computational Interpretation

2019-11-06 Update: This blog is obsolete and no longer being maintained here.  These Miser Project Posts are now maintained and continued at  Orcmid’s Lair, the reboot.   The authoritative version of this page is now at https://orcmid.blogspot.com/2018/09/miser-project-narrowing-ob-for.html2019-01-19/21 Update: Be more careful … Continue reading

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Miser Project: ‹ob› Primitive Functions

2019-11-06 Update: This blog is obsolete and no longer being maintained here.  These Miser Project Posts are now maintained and continued at  Orcmid’s Lair, the reboot.   The authoritative version of this page is now at https://orcmid.blogspot.com/2018/08/miser-project-ob-primitive-functions.html Preliminaries Hark! Is That … Continue reading

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Miser Project: Hark! Is That a Theory I See Before Me?

2019-11-06 Update: This blog is obsolete and no longer being maintained here.  These Miser Project Posts are now maintained and continued at  Orcmid’s Lair, the reboot.   The authoritative version of this page is now at https://orcmid.blogspot.com/2018/07/miser-project-hark-is-that-theory-i-see.html2019-01-18 Update: Introduce the latest … Continue reading

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Returning to the Moon: Fire Suppression

I have relied on RSS feeds for all of my blogs, including this one, and collecting blog posts of others. It was satisfying to enable  an RSS feed on the experimental hexo-generated blog now at Spanner Wingnut’s Muddleware Lab. As … Continue reading

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Returning to the Moon: Escape Tower Incident

There have been a couple of setbacks in my efforts to restore self-hosted blogging capability.  I found a browser/server incompatibility that breaks my brain.  And then I had to do a fresh system drive and operating-system reinstall on my main, … Continue reading

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Returning to the Moon: Launchpad Security Penetration Exercise

There is an unexpected reward for moving source-code management of my Hexo-generated blogging to git and GitHub.  GitHub provides dependency analysis of node.js projects.  I receive an automated email about one dependency of my hexo-spanner code. The uglify-js package is … Continue reading

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Returning to the Moon: Tracking Network Modernization

John Stevenson has tips on bringing a hexo-authoring folder, and its themes, under Git for source control management.  I followed the first of those suggestions, although the GitHub Desktop client made the work much simpler than using Git command-line operations. … Continue reading

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