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Sing-song: a speakable encoding for long numbers and keys(blog.vrypan.net)
1 points by emigre 28d ago|0 comments
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Programming Lewis Carroll's Memoria Technica (2024)(ztoz.blog)
1 points by emigre 28d ago|0 comments
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irc2Frotz – play interactive fiction over an IRC channel(github.com)
3 points by emigre 1mo ago|0 comments
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by emigre 1mo ago
I see a code editor and a word processor as having different aims, I wouldn't see vim working for this purpose, personally. A WordStar port to modern operating systems would be interesting.
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Complete WordStar 7.0 Archive, by science fiction writer Robert J. Sawyer (2024)(sfwriter.com)
2 points by emigre 1mo ago|2 comments
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Announcing the Building 32 podcast, from MIT CSAIL Alliances(cap.csail.mit.edu)
1 points by emigre 3mo ago|0 comments
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by emigre 3mo ago
It's possible to satisfy a set of requirements with code that's low quality. There's the maintainability of the code, for example, or the performance of the system.
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by emigre 4mo ago
At this time of the year? ... At this time of the day? ... In this part of the country? ... Localized entirely within your kitchen?
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David Turner (2019) Some History of Functional Programming Languages [video](youtube.com)
1 points by emigre 4mo ago|0 comments
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by emigre 4mo ago
This is fantastic. Thanks!
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by emigre 4mo ago
It's meant as an example. The function receives something, which we call v, and returns something else, which we call e. It's not meant to be taken literally as the variable names - otherwise, you are right, e is undefined in that
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by emigre 4mo ago
Inditex, Mercadona, Movistar?...
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Moving from Node to Bun spikes container CPU and memory usage until it crashes(github.com)
2 points by emigre 5mo ago|0 comments
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by emigre 5mo ago
'Engineering a Compiler' by Cooper & Torczon is a great resource. It gives context on each topic, explains them clearly, and at the same time, I think, it is a really good resource from an academic point of view. It still requ
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Andrew Kelley live coding stream – changes to Zig's build system and Q&A(mastodon.social)
4 points by emigre 5mo ago|0 comments
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The Engine, a fictional device to generate permutations of word sets(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by emigre 5mo ago|1 comments
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by emigre 5mo ago
It’s academic and comprehensive, that’s the issue. It’s not about writing a production grade compiler, though, in my humble opinion. There are more things to learn for that, unfortunately… is just a pretty big topic with lots of stuff to le
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textmode.js A creative coding library for building dynamic ASCII art(code.textmode.art)
3 points by emigre 5mo ago|0 comments
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by emigre 6mo ago
I imagine that he is not that committed to open source, when he chooses to post on X.
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by emigre 6mo ago
Most open source licenses have strings attached, the terms of the licence say what those “strings” are. Like requiring attribution.
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by emigre 7mo ago
Disgusting AI-generated slop. Lacks style, effort and authenticity.
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by emigre 7mo ago
Thanks for pointing this out
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Scheme 9 from Empty Space (2014)(t3x.org)
20 points by emigre 7mo ago|0 comments
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by emigre 7mo ago
That's all right. Focusing on the cover's photo, for example, I think you used a photograph that you had around. A professional designer working on a cover would (hopefully) shoot a flower on a studio, with professional lightning
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by emigre 7mo ago
I will read them over the weekend.
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by emigre 7mo ago
Really nice of you to share it, thank you.
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by emigre 7mo ago
Thanks for sharing that paper, I didn't know about it. It looks really interesting.
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by emigre 7mo ago
This really puts the 1986 movie Labyrinth in a new light, haha.
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by emigre 7mo ago
Or you mean he'll probably already know about the paper? Yes, I guess that's probably the case... I did not think about it too much to be honest, I just knew that article and thought that he would really like it if he had not read
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by emigre 7mo ago
Yes, so it makes sense that he'll like it, if he did not know the paper already.

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