Kevin Graaf

https://fedi.kbg.sh/@kevin

Computer scientist and journeyman grapholinguist. Visiting Fellow with the Visual Interactions in Early Writing Systems (VIEWS) Project at the University of Cambridge. New Yorker in exile.

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Homepage: https://kbg.sh
Code: https://fossil.kbg.sh
Location: Cambridge, UK

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2026-11-03 21:00:48 GMT

I love SML :)

2026-10-23 21:59:52 GMT

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it’s so much more than that. Typst makes extensive use of wasm modules. Now you need a wasm engine as well as whatever the compilers were for the original source to wasm. And yes, I think Rust, not just the language, but cargo style micro dependency based package managers, have the effect of tying users to corporate-approved OSes and architectures.

2026-08-31 05:57:47 GMT

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I don’t see any reason why a normal dynamic language couldn’t load executables with the right bindings, which is accomplished with a syscall anyway.

2026-08-28 22:07:19 GMT

As much as I love computer science, there is so obviously a moral rot in this field that goes back to the absolute beginning. McCarthy, Minsky (who died before his Epstein connections were made public), many many others…
We cannot move past this moment until we root out the human-eliminationist, misanthropic, eugenicist ideology.