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Daily update, Friday 2020-04-03
The peas I planted have started shooting! I love the moment that plants I've sown as seeds burst through the soil. These peas are particularly for pea shoots, apparently, and I'm wondering what I will put them on. As a garnish I imagine pretty much everything I eat until they run out (which may be just one meal, if I have misjudged the amount to plant!)
Modifying TrainGame for Discord has hit a snag; the PyNode library for calling Python from Node doesn't support non-primitive types. Having looked through the C++ source I'm reasonably confident I could modify it to wrap arbitrary Python objects and perform actions on them, and perhaps wrap Node objects to allow them to be passed into Python as (semi-)opaque objects if I must; however the entire Python source code is only 500 lines so just porting it to JS might be easier… I guess it depends what mood I end up in. Going hands deep into the Python C API is something I sometimes enjoy.
I ordered a couple of black skater skirts from Asos today; it'd be nice to have a couple of easy-choice skirts if they work out. My wardrobe is a little light on skirts as I'm sure will start to become obvious if I carry on with posting to Instagram nearly-daily. (I'm also running out of interesting backdrops and poses, I'm going to end up doing headstands in the kitchen or something…). Also coveting a dress from FatFace, but it's out of stock at the moment and I struggle to judge if dresses are going to work on me. I could also do with a new hat. I'm still wondering if the Tilley TH5 hat in light beige would be feminine enough or even work with what's in my wardrobe. It's such a good hat!! If not maybe one of Tilley's other hats??
Modifying TrainGame for Discord has hit a snag; the PyNode library for calling Python from Node doesn't support non-primitive types. Having looked through the C++ source I'm reasonably confident I could modify it to wrap arbitrary Python objects and perform actions on them, and perhaps wrap Node objects to allow them to be passed into Python as (semi-)opaque objects if I must; however the entire Python source code is only 500 lines so just porting it to JS might be easier… I guess it depends what mood I end up in. Going hands deep into the Python C API is something I sometimes enjoy.
I ordered a couple of black skater skirts from Asos today; it'd be nice to have a couple of easy-choice skirts if they work out. My wardrobe is a little light on skirts as I'm sure will start to become obvious if I carry on with posting to Instagram nearly-daily. (I'm also running out of interesting backdrops and poses, I'm going to end up doing headstands in the kitchen or something…). Also coveting a dress from FatFace, but it's out of stock at the moment and I struggle to judge if dresses are going to work on me. I could also do with a new hat. I'm still wondering if the Tilley TH5 hat in light beige would be feminine enough or even work with what's in my wardrobe. It's such a good hat!! If not maybe one of Tilley's other hats??
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(Anonymous) 2020-04-04 06:24 am (UTC)(link)* Get the dress you hot dog, free delivery & returns advertised.
* Your regular Tilley hat is fine and unisex, I don't see why it won't go with skirts/dresses, but try it and show us.
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Ems' comment above reminded me that I should actually try the TH5 I have with some of my outfits before making a decision. I think it's likely I would probably just go with the light beige version of the TH5 if anything, since that's a little more femme-coded (but also I am probably overthinking it).