A personal website of just text and links about software, philosophy, and whatever else makes Spence!
Translation of Dante's Inferno: Canto I, 1–12 I was practicing some Italian when I suddenly found myself reading some Dante. Off the easy path I had gone; But O!—How beautiful. I wished badly to convey the eloquence of his meter, but the translations I found were only pallid copies. The thought then came to me: that I would speak for to what I had witnessed, even if it means mixing it with my…
Finally beat The Secret of Monkey Island yesterday. ... also I just whipped up a pure-css spoiler widget just to say this. I think it might be a little buggy at least on Safari because of how CSS filters are rendered, but it still works for what I want. Anyways, I think next I will play one of the Indian Jones games. comments
My greatest weakness: comments
Finally Found the Best Way to Make (Filter) Coffee The answer is probably not what you're expecting, and it's so shameful in its implementation that I'm not surprised that no one’s ever tried it before. Nonetheless, this technique surpasses all others in overall excellence: the perfect balance of taste, convenience, and consistency. So enough beating around the bush! Here's how you do it. I call…
My Most Famous Tweets To commemorate and commiserate the newly launched updates section of my website, I'd like to review my most famous tweets of all time. This is a screenshot from a message I sent to my mom. It tells a story old as time, one of perseverance, for despite failing to invent a new diet pizza, I persisted and managed to invent a thrilling new pizza meta-topping. Likewise, in this…
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Introducing r3ply: Commenting, as Easy as Sending an Email
A short walkthrough on how one can create toggle-able menus in pure css or tailwind, without JS.
The Initial Idea: Brainstorming and Sketching out a Solution.
No expenses spared. Boutique design meets boutique parts.