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McDaMastR

@sethm.id.au
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19, Australian 🇦🇺 (he/him), AEST (UTC+10:00). An autistic anti-fascist who appreciates the beauty of mathematics. Also loves Omori (especially Sunburn). And trans rights. Part of the swarm 🐢 Pfp by Omocat.

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McDaMastR @sethm.id.au · 11/03/2026
Damn, if only I took this screenshot yesterday, I would've had a real nice chess.com streak to show.
My 421-day streak on chess.com.
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McDaMastR @sethm.id.au · 14/12/2025
"I hate Windows 11! All these ads and AI shit make me tear my hair out." "Hey, why not try out Linux? It works well for me and doesn't have any of that. Linux Mint is a nice starting distro." "God, all you Linux evangelicals are insufferable! I'll never use Linux with a toxic community like this."
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McDaMastR @sethm.id.au · 26/11/2025
In my quest to learn the POSIX API, I am continually humoured by how universally disliked the file-locking interface is - especially the behaviour on close(2). The manual pages for fcntl(2) on Darwin, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and NetBSD all explicitly call it stupid, and even Linux's man page calls it bad.
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McDaMastR @sethm.id.au · 05/03/2025
This has to be the most Australian thing I've seen in a good while.
Vegemite and cheese hot cross buns.
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McDaMastR @sethm.id.au · 01/03/2025
My ongoing project, Collatz Conjecture Simulator, has been going well so far! As of current, it's consistently able to check about 1.5 billion values per second on my M3 MacBook Air. Yet it's still GPU-bound, so I need to speed up the compute shaders before anything else. github.com/McDaMastR/Co...
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GitHub - McDaMastR/CollatzConjectureSimulator: Efficiently calculate the longest total stopping times of Collatz sequences.
Efficiently calculate the longest total stopping times of Collatz sequences. - McDaMastR/CollatzConjectureSimulator
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McDaMastR @sethm.id.au · 19/01/2025
You know what I just noticed? When I see "btw", my head reads it as the words "by the way". When I see "fyi", my head reads it as the letters "f-y-i". Why can't my head just pick a style and stick with it!?
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McDaMastR @sethm.id.au · 13/01/2025
What started with me trying to teach myself OpenPGP and GnuPG led to a spiral of research piecing together what on Earth happened to keyservers, and has now resulted in my attempt to propose a new design outline for a keyserver network. Feel free to provide feedback! gist.github.com/McDaMastR/d4...
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A Potential Modern Keyserver Network - Design Outline
A Potential Modern Keyserver Network - Design Outline - modern_keyservers.md
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McDaMastR @sethm.id.au · 21/12/2024
After programming as a hobby in C++ and then in C, I can confidently say C is significantly better suited for me. For someone who values low-level control and comprehension, C effortlessly satisfies this desire, while C++ seems to incentivise over-abstraction, hindering this low-level understanding.
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McDaMastR @sethm.id.au · 19/12/2024
Never thought I'd love subaddressing so much! Figured I'd try it out, and subsequently have been steadily switching my accounts' emails to local-part+account@domain. It's just so convenient having distinct emails for correspondingly distinct purposes, yet all still encompassed as one email address!
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McDaMastR @sethm.id.au · 28/11/2024
I feel if I tend to post what I'm interested in, my abundance of disparate interests will cause my account to become an amalgamation of a multitude of seemingly unrelated topics. Politics, philosophy, mathematics, programming, Omori, art, etc. Currently contemplating whether I should embrace this.
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McDaMastR @sethm.id.au · 27/11/2024
This post hit the character limit being exactly 300 characters. I naturally write longer sentences since I like to be precise with what I say. That being said, I can tell I'm gonna have some fun fighting with this limit in the future :)
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McDaMastR @sethm.id.au · 27/11/2024
Suppose I should finally say something, hey? Heya all! Name's Seth. Great to be here, part of this rapidly growing yet positive and engaging community. Bluesky has hitherto shown to be a promising platform fostering compassion and consideration, and I hope we can together maintain this environment.
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