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Joe

@doscienceto.it

81 followers 107 following 104 posts

Software Dev & Accidental Compiler Engineer, into Programming Languages, DataVis, Functional Programming, 3DPrinting, sewing, vim, spaces, he/him I spend more time on Mastodon at: functional.cafe/@hungryjoe

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Joe @doscienceto.it · 13/08/2026

Posting my Count Binface figurine for luck #UKPol

A tiny figurine of Count Binface, wearing a pink and blue cloak

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Joe @doscienceto.it · 03/08/2026

Slower version:

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Joe @doscienceto.it · 03/08/2026

Yesterday, I walked the Bakerloo Line with my sister, and took some photos of the TFL roundels (warning, flashing images)

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Joe @doscienceto.it · 13/05/2026

Despite not having particularly strong feelings about either #docker or #k8s, I designed and 3d-printed their logos (using #haskell code) github.com/joe-warren/c... #3dprinting

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Joe @doscienceto.it · 13/02/2026

I always love a ProgLang logo done in the style of another different ProgLang logo

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Joe @doscienceto.it · 19/01/2026

I'm pleased that the trans-pride-blobfish managed to sneak into the photos:

Three "Blobfish" ornaments, one pink, one with a pride flag, and one with a trans pride flag

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Joe @doscienceto.it · 07/01/2026

A blonde woman holding a brunette woman by the ponytail, and forcing her to drink milk

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Joe @doscienceto.it · 07/01/2026

You might also like this diagram about Monoids from the same post: doscienceto.it/blog/posts/2...

Monoid operators explained using burgers

concat stacks the contents of two burgers together; zero is an empty bun

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Joe @doscienceto.it · 05/01/2026

I had to check whether I got this right in the ill-conceived lens post that I wrote six years ago, and it turns out that I did

Functions from the Functor/Applicative/Monad hierarchy, showing Functor, as fmap, Applicative as pure+fmap2 (liftA2), and Monad as join.

Functors are represented as bags with their contents drawn on them

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Joe @doscienceto.it · 17/12/2025

More photos #3dprinting #haskell

Tree ornament based on a Compound of Ten Tetrahedra, printed in red plastic

Tree ornament based on a Compound of Two Tetrahedra, printed in red plastic

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Joe @doscienceto.it · 17/12/2025

With what the kids would call "Big Maths Teacher Energy", I've been designing and #3dprinting tree ornaments based on the "Regular Polyhedral Compounds", (designed in #Haskell using Waterfall-CAD) www.doscienceto.it/blog/waterfa...

Tree ornament based on a Compound of Five Cubes, printed in red plastic

Tree ornament based on a Compound of Five Octahedra, printed in red plastic

Tree ornament based on a Compound of Five Tetrahedra, printed in red plastic

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Joe @doscienceto.it · 07/12/2025

#haskell code used to generate the 3d prints used to make these photos is over here: github.com/joe-warren/b... #3dprinting

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Joe @doscienceto.it · 07/12/2025

I've been playing around taking photos of Christmas lights using "Shaped Bokeh"

Wooden nativity scene shot in macro.
In the background is a Christmas tree.
"Shaped Bokeh" has been used to make the lights on the tree "Christmas tree" shaped'

"Shaped Bokeh" used to make the out of focus lights on a Christmas tree star shaped, you can see the tree topper, which is also a star

"Shaped Bokeh" used to make the lights on a Christmas tree into spirals

Plastic rose shot up close, in front of a Christmas tree. "Shaped Bokeh" has been used to make the lights on the tree heart shaped

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Joe @doscienceto.it · 24/10/2025

9 years ago, I wrote a small, fairly bad, puzzle platformer in #pygame. Yesterday evening, I used pygbag to get it to run on the web: doscienceto.it/tileset/ #gamedev #python

Menu, titled Insidiis, with options "New Game" "Select Level" and "Credits"

Screenshot of a 2d game, featuring a low res human protagonist in a small cell, blue bricks tiled in the background

Screenshot of a two-d game, including robots, an old fashioned computer, and a low-res human protagonist

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Joe @doscienceto.it · 10/10/2025

#Haskell Tools (presented without explanation)

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Joe @doscienceto.it · 22/09/2025

I did this for the Victoria line a few months back, but wasn't on BlueSky at the time (still hold that Mastodon is cooler)

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Joe @doscienceto.it · 22/09/2025

This is the same video, but a little slower, if you want to be able to actually look at the images

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Joe @doscienceto.it · 22/09/2025

Walked the Circle Line yesterday (38.4km according to my sister's Strava), and took some photos of TFL Roundels

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