Jeremiah Fieldhaven
#IndieGame developer creating Project Shinar, a 3D puzzle game set in the neon-glowing, TRON-inspired world of The Mainframe. Currently working with Unreal Engine 5, several cursed workflows for asset creation, and unfeasibly large quantities of tea.
Software developer since the 1980s, Gentoo #Linux user, #EliteDangerous Commander, occasional Thief level builder, living on the edge (of the High Peak in England), humanist, arguably a bit of a muppet. He/Him.
Vaguely thinking I should put some kind of "AI stance" page on my website.
Problem is, I'm not entirely sure whether I can write such a thing without it essentially being a series of brief statements punctuated by increasingly profane rants.
My view earlier today.
Not pictured: the red squirrel Mrs Fieldhaven and I saw in Horse Jennings Wood (because it was too quick to get a picture of) a couple of hours later.
Sebastian "Kebu" Teir has just released his latest album, Urban Skies.
If you like 1980s-influenced analogue synth music, give it a listen:
Making decent puzzles in 3D is surprisingly tricky.
To be fair, making decent puzzles in 2D is tricky too. But 3D literally adds another dimension to it.
So today is the 55th birthday of the 555 timer IC.
By pure coincidence, Mrs Fieldhaven and I happened to be travelling along the A555 Manchester Airport Link Road on the way to Alderley Edge today!
Homer - my static site generator - can now generate individual pages, and handles a bunch of extra features like footnotes, picture captions, table of contents generation, improved image control, opengraph shenanigans and more.
Now I need to make it process all the source markdown files, copy over assets and framework files, and generate RSS feeds and I'll be back to where I was before!
Entirely randomly, this image is useful again today...
My static site generator seems to be fully operational now - no doubt I'll need to tweak things, but my main site https://starforge.co.uk/ is being generated by it!
No particularly new content right now, but I'm sure I'll get there... first I should write a readme for Homer, to remind me how to use it properly (and anyone else if they're crazy enough to try it)!
So my static site generator is largely done* except for RSS feed generation. And now I have a quandary about the RSS. Specifically, the element for each in the feed.
I could make the RSS use the opengraph description if one is set, and fall back on a short excerpt of the page if not set, or I could just include the full page HTML in each .
I would appreciate Opinions!

