ZK-Class Reality Failure Event 🍓 @monorail@glaceon.social

#introductions

Hey everyone! I'm Holly (or monorail), local Ice type Mastodon admin. I run glaceon.social, a small little instance that I think is, excuse me, cool.

I'm 23, , -romantic, a girl, and white as the fallen snow.

My interests include programming, video james, and sleeping in until the afternoon. Say hi if you like, I don't bite. (40 power Dark type physical attack? No thanks!)

Typing with paws is tough, so have a pic:

"holly why do you run your own instance instead of using someone else's"

​💬 "well, it's a great learning experience, i think it's important to the ideals of federation that there be a wide selection of instances to choose from rather than everyone piling into a few big ones, and it's as good a hobby as anything else"

​💭 "modifying the code for shitposts"

who's got two thumbs and has paws

this--

*looks back and forth at paws, distressed*

support me on petreon

hey

shoutout to trans glaceon girls named holly

y'all are valid

some people are named drew. be kind to them

@ctrlaltdog did u see

cc: @ctrlaltdog

• find or make a hole shaped like a t
• sunglasses
• cover side
• insert t piece
• rotate into place

you can tell a lot about someone based on their favourite tetris piece

I? respectable

T? you are probably at least fairly knowledgeable about the game

anything else? who are you

keep getting top 10 in t99 but not winning

always a bridesmaid, never a bride

time to write

so uh

molek-syntez has a simple level editor now

less than an hour after i figured out how to hack in custom levels

the solutions are built as a stack of instructions. in the part where the atoms are listed, if you look at the fourth (and if it's J, fifth) character:

V means "add a single bond" and takes coordinates as arguments, relative to the atom on the top of the stack
JI is the same but for double bonds
L means "put a new atom at the top of the stack, on the other side of whatever bond was just made" and takes the type of atom and the number of hydrogen atoms as arguments
JH means "go back", so you can head back to an atom that's already placed and then branch off, to make atoms with more than 2 bonds
so the workflow is to L an atom, V or JI to an adjacent cell, L a new atom, etc etc
occasionally using JH to make branches

the very beginning of the line creates a new HexGrid object, and all the methods you use on it modify its state and return that object
so you can just new HexGrid().L(AtomType.Carbon, 0).V(1, 0)... etc etc