Neat, github actions is actually pretty handy. I used to commit the generated html files before, but with github actions, the site is automatically rebuilt when I push new commits, and I only need to commit the lua source files.
Yeah, I like this setup. I like the moon-temple too, it's the best static site generator I've made so far. The whole dependency for building the site is a single cross-platform 2MB executable file.
I also like the DSL I've made with lua. It's really expressive, it's inpired by JSX, dare I say, even more so. I like writing code with it.
There, I modified the code for the daily logs page so the screenshots and log content are grouped by day, and by hour for each day. Well, it's a slow day, that's about the only programming I did for today.
I should do a test deploy on github pages and see how it long it loads with a bunch of images in it.
Okay, I finally understood now what differential calculus is. Or at least, I have a high-level intuitive understanding of what it means to differentiate a function. It's not actually a difficult concept, it's just a higher-order function that returns the slope of f at point x with an infinitesimal change ε, to state it loosely and imprecisely.
It's not like I could now compute the derivatives of any function I could find in the wild, but at least I know how it works or what it means, which was my original goal: not to become a mathematician, but to learn how to apply math with programming.
