the surrounding stuff for my next set with livecode.nyc
It basically just prints emoji for a vim buffer but with more livecode
gwen
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too much lol
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README.md
polonium
Its a livecode framework for spewing emoji into vim buffers a 60fps. surprisingly satisfying visuals ensue.
Setup
You could probably pull it in with a plugin manager but since you (probably) dont want it to always be on I reccomend just starting it manually. Try thid:
cd polonium
nvim example.po.lua
:so plugin.vim
:w