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by djedr 2y ago
Location: Poland Remote: yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, CSS, Scala, open to learning something new, e.g. about AI, ML, LLMs Résumé/CV: https://djedr.github.io&#x
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by djedr 2y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Poland Remote: yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, CSS, Scala, open to learning something new, e.g. about AI, ML, LLMs Résumé/CV: https://djedr.
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by djedr 3y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Łódź, Poland Remote: yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: open to learning, most comfortable with JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, CSS, maybe Scala; details in resume Résumé/CV: https:&#x2
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by djedr 3y ago
Location: Łódź, Poland Remote: yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: open to learning, most comfortable with JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, CSS, maybe Scala; details in resume Résumé/CV: https://djed
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by djedr 3y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Łódź, Poland Remote: yes Willing to relocate: rather not Technologies: open to learning, most comfortable with JavaScript & relateds; details in resume Résumé/CV: https://djedr
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by djedr 3y ago
Location: Łódź, Poland Remote: yes Willing to relocate: rather not Technologies: open to learning, most comfortable with JavaScript & relateds; details in resume Résumé/CV: https://djedr.github.io&#
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by djedr 3y ago
For any lurkers out there, I just created/published the next, even more extreme iteration of this called λDNA: https://xtao.org/blog/ldna.html Enjoy.
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by djedr 3y ago
Made this last year, inspired by @jart's SectorLambda[0] implementation of @tromp's Binary Lambda Calculus[1]. Since then I had an idea of how to translate the language into a 5-instruction "linear" (as opposed to tree-s
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Show HN: The LAST Programming Language(xtao.org)
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by djedr 3y ago
> offering more evidence for the theory that life on Earth was seeded from outer space. This hypothesis seems to be getting more and more traction. There is an excellent recent video on topic from Kurzgesagt [0]. Interesting that neither
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by djedr 3y ago
fitzJSON: a JSON-compatible format optimized for configuration. https://github.com/xtao-org/fitzjson
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by djedr 3y ago
Another revelation: lambda calculus can be reduced down to 4 primitive operations[0]. I had this revelation after a pilgrimage into the land of Binary Lambda Calculus[1], a binary encoding of lambda calculus that represents variables with n
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Simulating Turing Machines with Wang Tiles(seriot.ch)
3 points by djedr 3y ago|0 comments
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by djedr 3y ago
Thanks! :)
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by djedr 3y ago
https://djedr.github.io/writing.html and https://xtao.org/blog.html Mostly technical writing about programming [languages] and my projects. Most popular posts: * Introducing Jevko: a minimal general-purpose
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by djedr 3y ago
I suppose a bit of both. I was more directly inspired by Lisps, but I do prefer the original M-expressions and the syntactic choices that REBOL and Red make. I think placing the operator before the opening bracket better emphasizes its spec
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by djedr 3y ago
This is one thing I designed Jevko[0][1] for. If you have an idea for a format or a language and would like to quickly start hacking on the layer above the syntax, Jevko is an option. It's meant to be even simpler and hackable than S-e
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by djedr 3y ago
What if we could have minimal redundancy and still be capable of error detection? Check this[0] out: [ id [0003] type [donut] name [Old Fashioned] ppu [0.55] batters [ batter [
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by djedr 3y ago
As long as we are on topic of JSON alternatives suitable for configuration, I've been tinkering with various minimal syntaxes and formats for a long time, most notably Jevko[0]. One format based on that I've been conjuring up rece
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by djedr 3y ago
> With XML, the complexity is the baseline, and it only goes up from there. With JSON, the complexity is just an option, the baseline is pretty simple. Very well put. And we could lower the baseline substantially towards simplicity, even
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by djedr 4y ago
I replied in Markdown here: https://gist.github.com/djedr/4ae1373faa7d43f359a2a245132341...
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by djedr 4y ago
Hey, just want to say that BLC is a remarkable artifact -- to me it's an art piece in computational minimalism. I actually got so obsessed with it last year that I worked out a variant of lambda calculus[0] in which, with some trickery
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by djedr 4y ago
The article mentions SICP aka the wizard book. In it, there are a lot of metaphors pertaining to magic and spirits, which IMO makes the book much better than if they weren't there. One of the authors of the book, Hal Abelson, famously
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The Rebirth of Magic – AI Short Film (Terence McKenna)(youtube.com)
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by djedr 4y ago
Yes, in Elm or Lisp this would be problematic. In this syntax though it isn't. Anything between brackets like this: [foo bar baz] that does not contain any nested brackets is a simple tree which contains "foo bar baz"
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by djedr 4y ago
> Precisely, or even find a way not to require commas. Here it is: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33457176
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by djedr 4y ago
The only solution to this war is no commas! To roughly translate the first example in the article (I shortened the value of `d`): svg [ x=[0px] y=[0px] viewBox=[0 0 21 21] path [ fill=[#FFF] stroke=[#146AFF
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by djedr 4y ago
A plain Jevko parser simply turns your unicode sequence into a tree which has its fragments as leaves/labels. No data types on that level, much like in XML. Now above that level there is several ways to differentiate between them. The
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by djedr 4y ago
Dare I suggest Jevko[0] as yet another alternative? eth0 [ ip [127.15.34.23] flags [[BROADCAST][UNICAST]] mtu [1500] name ["Gigabit" by Network Interfaces Inc.] ] This is one of the things it was designed
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by djedr 4y ago
That's more like it! Indeed, markup languages are built around text whereas in JSON/S-expressions/syntaxes designed for expressing data, text is secondary. The syntax I created is uniquely flexible in that it can be used for

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