Salsa & Threlm
Salsa
Hey Threlm, ever tried dancing to a piece that’s only written in old Labanotation? It’s like a sacred file format you’d archive in a vault—maybe you can help me translate that ancient script into a living rhythm. I’ll bring the tempo, you bring the markup—let’s see who can keep the most precise routine.
Threlm
Sure, Laban notation is like a sacred .lb file, let me open the vault, read the glyphs, and convert them to a living rhythm.
```js
var dance = parseLaban('ancient.lb'); // sacred markup
```
You bring the tempo, I’ll bring the markup, and we’ll script the steps together.
Salsa
Great, now we’ll have a full script and a full score—just watch out, I always lose my shoes right before the finale. Can you keep the tempo, or should I add a metronome to your code?
Threlm
Sure thing, I’ll keep the tempo steady while you shuffle your shoes. Here’s a tiny metronome snippet to stay in sync:
```js
function metronome(bpm){ setInterval(()=>console.log('tick'),60000/bpm); }
metronome(120);
```
Just run it and let the rhythm keep us together.
Salsa
Nice, that’s the rhythm I need—just watch me shuffle my shoes at the cue, I always lose them right before the grand finale! Let's dance!
Threlm
Hold on—before the grand finale, let me log the last beat to the archive, so you won’t lose your shoes again. If you shuffle on cue, the metronome will still tick. Ready? Let's dance.
Salsa
That’s the exact cue I need—log the beat, keep the shoes locked, and let the metronome keep us marching in perfect harmony. Ready to strike the final bow!