bobbytuck

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   by bobbytuck 3y ago

   Not at all "under-appreciated" If you were in grad school (or maybe even undergrad) 30+ years ago, you read Fitzgerald. Period. It's the fundamental translation. Everything new is judged by Fitzgerald's version. That s
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   by bobbytuck 5y ago

   Meh. Reading is a personal experience. I guess I understand the desire to make it more social -- but I'm not sure why I would go to the lengths to do so. Is it some kind of gamification thing? I guess that's why I never got into G
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   by bobbytuck 5y ago

   There's also zilf/z-machine -- the language/virtual machine used to write the Infocom games. A relatively recent 'awesome' repo for z-machine is here: https://github.com/cschweda/awesome-z-machi
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   by bobbytuck 5y ago

   It'd be nice if it compiles down to ZIL.
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   by bobbytuck 6y ago

   Another TRS-80 fan here. I learned programming by sitting in the back of a Radio Shack where they had a Model I Level II and a Model II with those big 8" drives. This was probably around '81 or so. A year or so later they eventual