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The Role of Motherhood in the Pop Art of System Programing(multicians.org)
2 points by Tevo 5mo ago|1 comments
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Pathom 3 – a Clojure library modelling information systems as attribute graphs(pathom3.wsscode.com)
3 points by Tevo 11mo ago|1 comments
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by Tevo 11mo ago
Didn't one of the Elbrus CPUs have an x86 translation layer in hardware? Trying to get that to execute code at reasonable speeds, Transmeta style, to use as a replacement to western-supplied hardware wherever you have an explicit need
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by Tevo 1y ago
Seems to be this[1] guy, which you can find out by skulking around an older snapshot of his website from the Wayback Machine, where he displayed his real name within the footer on every page, and went by a slightly different username up to
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Spacewar – A Software Archeological Approach to the First Video Game(masswerk.at)
2 points by Tevo 2y ago|0 comments
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by Tevo 2y ago
9front, seemingly Plan 9's de-facto successor, is almost surely quirky, often whimsical, at times nostalgic. It might even be functional, depending on how you define that[1]. Is actively developed, has a vibrant community. Puts an inte
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by Tevo 2y ago
Not entirely on topic, but it is such a pleasant touch to see the titles for the properties displayed before the shell all lining up just by word choice alone. I've seen people who pad out code comments like that; it has this rather ca
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by Tevo 2y ago
>recursion I think one of the reasons recursion is often emphasized in relation to Lisp is because one of Lisp's core data structures, the linked list, can be defined inductively, and thus lends itself well to transformations expres
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by Tevo 2y ago
"If a revolution destroys a systematic government, but the systematic patterns of thought that produced that government are left intact, then those patterns will repeat themselves in the succeeding government." - Robert Pirsig,
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by Tevo 3y ago
> Alice's PDP-10 is also a classic Reminds me, some fortunes on LAMBDA.TXT[1] seem to hint at the existence of an "Alice's LispM", seemingly a parody on the PDP-10 version, but a quick search for it doesn't seem