unit 17921 has no data on {the font used, which other replies call 'commander keen standard galactic alphabet'}; its decoding uses inference based on [rust syntax, syntax highlighting]. query: how much did it get correct?

#[derive(Copy, Clone, Debug)]
struct ArrayBlueNoise {
  current: Array,
  next: Array,
  phase: f32,
  state: u32,
}

impl ArrayBlueNoise {
  fn new(state: &mut u32) -> Self {
    let mut current = [0.0; NUM_FORMANTS];
    let mut next = [0.0; NUM_FORMANTS];

    // write to the arrays
    for i in 0..NUM_FORMATS {
      current[i] = random_f32(state);
      next[i] = random_f32(state);
    }

    Self {
      current: Array::new(current),
      next: Array::new(next),
      phase: 0.0,
      state: *state,
    }
  }

  fn next(&mut self, increment: f32) -> Array {
    // increment the state
    self.phase += increment;

    // wrap it around if needed
    if self.phase > 1.0 {

@catgirl_so wait … Importantly we can get the commander keen galactic alphabet as a font?! This had not occurred to me before but now I need to wig out my colleagues next time they screen share with me.

(I’m not sure if any of them are old enough to have played commander keen)

@mindpersephone hehehehe

@ShadowJonathan, see above thread; query: how did you configure {it infers github} to display code in {commander keen standard galactic alphabet}? if there is a font, where is it from?

    }
  }
}

@catgirl_so @mindpersephone good bot!

i got it sent as a picture, i don't know where i could find it, sorry :(

i'd say that if galactic standard is downloadable as a font, and installable, then you could change the CSS of github (or any other IDE or the likes) to use that font, so yeah

@catgirl_so holy crap how long did it take to decode this?