Useless Facts, Badly Drawn #421: Moonmoon.
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#moons #moonmoon #moonlet #submoon #subsatellite #space #astronomy #planets #science #sciencefacts #recursive #strangebuttrue #wtf #webcomic #comics #uselessfacts #uselessfactsbadlydrawn
Descripción gráfica de una función recursiva
#code #programming #meme #recursive
GitHub - blacklanternsecurity/bbot: The recursive internet scanner for hackers. 
https://github.com/blacklanternsecurity/bbot #OpenSource #recursive #internet #security #hacking #GitHub #Python #scan
A friend and colleague recently shared their alarm over "AI" being able to change its own programming. I explained that self-modifying code, that is code that changes itself while it is running, has been a thing for decades. They thought I wasn't alarmed therefore, but oh, I am. Just because something, or at least aspects of something, are well understood does not make them less alarming. In this case, my understanding makes it more alarming!
I wrote a new blog post about DNS (part 1)!
Learn how DNS works in more depth and I even provide you will some useful terminal commands you can try yourself:
https://blog.melroy.org/2025/dns-part-1/
#dns #security #linux #unbound #bind #linux #recursive authoritative# server #nsd #dig #zone #domain #name #system
"Recursive"
A rendering created in SideFX #Houdini with recursively smoothed triangles building an intricate pattern on a sphere.
Proof of the non-existence of #magic: consider a magic bag which can only contain bags like itself. The bag can not contain nothing, therefore it contains infinite bags. Given that everyone implementing anything #recursive fucks up like this at least once, any wizard doing this will crash the universe. The universe has not crashed. Therefore magic doesn't exist. #ProofByContradiction
"Yo dawg, I heard you like the Fediverse, so I put the Fediverse in the Fediverse so you can federate while you federate" 
(Edit: @unnick made an improved version of this animation here: https://booping.synth.download/notes/a3lqxxb3z1a30lyp)
Genuary 12: subdivision
"Branching Organism"
Not 100% sure this is done.
"later than you think, earlier than you wished " Variations.
Click to see full compositions
@setebos Please don't $ ls -aR #recursive
Working on my https://tinygraph.org side project's web presence and I'm in love with the #Recursive #VariableFont 
Recursive can be simple and legible for the body when it needs to and a tad playful for headings to give it character 
Definitely prefer this one these days to all the soulless Roboto clones out there 
smatch in smatch! The #recursive #lisp patterns are expressive enough to describe themselves.
Here's a smatch pattern file you can use to check if your patterns are correct:
https://github.com/geezee/smatch/blob/main/smatch-syntax.lisp
You can also check that this file matches itself. #recursion much?
Have a look at the last two tests in `./test.sh` :)
Next, I wondered what would happen if instead of giving each iteration the same values I alternate between two values for even and odd iterations. I also added some randomness to all values to make it more organic and added circular gradients to make it less flat. #creativeCoding #computationalDesign #recursive #OPENRNDR #Kotlin
#Python question...
I recently ran into a surprise using #pathlib.Path - seems to be a sharp edge and I'm curious if others have run into it and what you thought.
I wanted to find all #files/#dirs below the current #directory, and thought a #recursive #glob would do it - `Path.cwd().glob("**")`. I was surprised that this returns all directories but not files. "**/*" is needed to find the files as well.
I'm not a big user of recursive globs, so maybe this is expected #behaviour?
