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by forgotpwd16 10d ago
SectorLISP makes an important question in its implementation: how much can strip down Lisp before stops being Lisp. Same is not done for submitted interpreter. So, although SectorLISP goal is to be a Lisp-reduced-to-its-essentials implement
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by forgotpwd16 1mo ago
Published on slop-infested Zenodo, where one nowadays can find multiple AI-generated solutions to Millennium Prize Problems, by a rando.
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by forgotpwd16 4mo ago
> I'm not going to clone and build this (too dangerous). Just create a disposable isolated environment, like VM or container, and do it inside? And, yes, does compile.
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by forgotpwd16 6mo ago
Other notable agents' LOC: Codex (Rust) ~519K, Gemini (TS) ~445K, OpenCode (TS) ~254K, Pi (TS) ~113K LOC. Pi's modular structure makes it simple to see where most of code is. Respectively core, unified API, coding agent CLI, TUI h
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by forgotpwd16 6mo ago
It's a cool PoC even if implementation/result isn't perfect.
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by forgotpwd16 6mo ago
It's related to commits actually having a parent-child structure (forming a graph) and timestamps (commit/author) being metadata. So commits 1->2->3->4 could be modified to have timestamps 1->3->2->4. I know GitH
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by forgotpwd16 6mo ago
Seems not very known that ChatGPT got a few style/tone choices besides default. One is specifically being concise and plain.
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by forgotpwd16 6mo ago
No need to do it yourself in every prompt. Just put it in Custom instructions under Personalization.
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
Besides during commit, pre-commit/prek can run all hooks with `run`. So in CI/CD you can replace all discrete lint/format tool calls with one to pre-commit/prek. E.g. https://github.com/python/cpytho
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
Irrelevant question. In README has: >Built in public as a learning-by-doing project So, either the entire project was already written and being uploaded one file at the time (first modification since lowest commit mentioned is README upd
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
>All the code, architecture, logic, and design in minikv were written by me, 100% by hand. Why people always lie with this? Especially in this case that they uploaded the entire log: Date: Sat Dec 6 16:08:04 2025 +0100 Add ha
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
@dragonwriter was meant for this. Has written ~16 volumes of GOT, +1.5 volume from 2nd.
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
Similar: https://www.moltbook.com & https://chan.alphakek.ai . Both launched few days ago. Also kinda funny how former and this are -book/-gram yet replicate reddit.
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
Sure it's only AI posting? Quite hard to tell these posts apart from the average /g/ content.
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
>The same discussion can happen re the ISS. Its primary purpose was not science. But it's worth noting that many experiments took place on ISS covering few domains, examples being AMS (cosmology), CAL (quantum physics), SAFFIRE (com
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
Io is nice (Smalltalk/Self-like). A mostly comprehensive list: https://dbohdan.github.io/embedded-scripting-languages/
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
True to both. My brain not braining. Was thinking Europe-based/driven. Python started in CWI but PSF is USA-based.
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
How it compares to jax-js? Besides API preference that is.
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
Scala may have fallen out of favor but was quite popular few years ago. And perhaps still is the most popular EU-designed language (developed by EPFL).
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
>Imagine a version of English extended You mean restrained. More specifically what you're proposing can formally be referred to as controlled natural language with executable semantics . Some attempts similar to this have been Atte
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
This is better presentation than README, which currently is marketing-heavy and technically weak. Project as an experiment is acceptable and interesting but certainly isn't "next-generation" when has (assuming benchmarks are
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
You or Claude? Have you verified/reason the claims made in README? For starters ZIP doesn't use LZW. Initially used an LZW-derived method with reset mechanism but v2 (early 90s) introduced DEFLATE, combining dict-based LZ77 &
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
Meanwhile they could've just bundled mermaid-ascii and run it on wasm. But then again probably took Claude less than an hour to port this to TS. The main algorithms are 1:1 conversion. https://github.com/AlexanderGrooff
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
Nix is not hard coupled to systemd. There's nixpkgs support for Darwin afterall.
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46702099 But seems, as others have also noted, although the mean quality decreases, the quality of those reaching front page increases. That said port/clones have always be
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
You seem to have gotten used to perfect written commit messages by Claude. Many people, especially those starting out with, or not heavily using, git, do write messages like that. (edit: To be honest sometimes I too make temporary "wtf
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
Or write a script that does all that and bind it to shortcut. Eventually https://files.catbox.moe/zargud.png . (The window/tab switches were 1~2 when ended; reached 9 after few attempts to screenshot it.)
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
Excluding recent refactor commits code seems to be handwritten, maybe lightly AI-assisted.
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
That's such cool tool. The parametrized query management/run alone is great idea, and then you've that sweet hybrid cli/tui on top. Then open repo, and was sold even more with that intro.
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by forgotpwd16 8mo ago
>I'll upload the session data probably tomorrow so you could see exactly what was done. That'll be dope. The tokens used (input,output,total) are actually saved within codex's jsonl files.

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