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ANNO·​TRICESIMO·​DIE·​DVCENTESIMO·​DECIMO·​VITÆ·​POVYA
Starting to make the @honar

So AnnotationsKit has been something amazing right? But it requires writing code in TypeScript which is one of the least joyful languages in the whole universe. And it is text, I was thinking a lot about making AnnotationsKit like the Audulus language, visual, fast, and modular; data-flow based environment. That required a very very high-performance no-nonsense GUI kit from the very ground up. You couldn’t do such a thing in Flutter or worse, the Web. So I thought hey lets see the limits of the modern agentic development, and putted LLMs in charge of modifying Audulus’s rust UI library “RUI”, making a node environment in it, and the build a whole base for the AnnotationsKit to exist, and then I called it Honar which is farsi for Art, (as TeX is art…)

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[DOMi:] Um, do you know that software Ben in a box?

[Beato:] Yes.

[DOMi:] Okay. So, my dad cracked it. Okay. I would put the chord changes. Yeah. And remove the piano and then practice, you know, like I was playing with a band, but I was by myself. Your dad’s not a musician, right? No, he can play like maybe couple chords on guitar, but he’s not, you know. So, why did he think that this was something to do to have you practice like this? So his big vision was, I want to give you something that is so personal, a skill you can develop and perfect and have your whole life no matter what you’re going through. You know, it’s like this grandio philosophy kind of thing.

I just started playing drums. [My parents] got me a little YAMAHA four piece drum set and then I just yeah played every day. I never I wasn’t like [DOMi] in, in, in, the way I, I, would practice like diligently. cuz my, my, parents didn’t; they didn’t put much like care into how long I was doing something, as long as they saw that I was, you know, excited about it, and I was. So I would just find myself like playing for hours, and hours, and yeah; that, that, continued until you know now.

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