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Show HN: CWS'94 standard Core War simulator in 105 lines of Ruby
(corewar.co.uk)
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The Core War Nano Challenge Tournament
(inversed.ru)
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1y ago
CORE WAR TOURNAMENT ANOUNCEMENT Inversed has announced the Nano Core War Challenge, with a first prize of $100. Entries will be scored against the Nash equilibrium, and a new equilibrium will be calculated. What is Core War? Core War is a p
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Yes, that's Darwin from 1961 https://corewar.co.uk/darwin.htm
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5y ago
There's a Core War tournament in progress this week, being livestreamed on twitch https://twitch.tv/corewarglobal Also, there are better quality scans of Dewdney's articles here https://corewar.co.uk&#x
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The Corewar Global Masters Tournament, deadline 6pm CET on 7th Feb 2022
(corewar.info)
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10y ago
Four squares solved in 7 cycles, 16 threads and overlapping code :-) https://twitter.com/john_metcalf/status/716901521036861440/
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The Easter Core War Tournament Has Just Been Announced. Deadline 25th March
(corewar.co.uk)
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12y ago
alexkus: off topic, but would you mind sending me an email about RM380Z Robot Arena? :-) gmail digital.wilderness (sorry, I couldn't figure out how else to contact you)
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The Halloween Core War Tournament
(corewar.co.uk)
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12y ago
I'll be there (I'm one of the organisers). If you send your program to the email on the tournament page ( http://corewar.co.uk/spring2014.htm ) before 23:59 GMT on 29th May I'll make sure it takes part. After t
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12y ago
There are also a couple of other computer museums open to the public in the UK, one in Swansea, the other in Leicester. I think there's also one in York which you can visit by appointment only.
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12y ago
Not if you take your entry to the museum on the day.
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The Spring 2014 Core War Tournament: Celebrating 30 Years of Core War
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Which editor would you recommend for writing code on an Android device?
(retroprogramming.com)
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Itsy Forth: a tiny language in just 978 bytes
(retroprogramming.com)
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Mouse: an early stack-based interpreted programming language
(retroprogramming.com)
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Introducing mandelbulb.js: 3D fractals rendered using open source Javascript
(redcode.nl)
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Itsy: a Forth subset compiler in under 1K
(retroprogramming.com)
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Refactoring: Arm Yourself in the War Against Useless Comments
(techtinkering.com)
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Dealing Sympathetically with Legacy Code
(techtinkering.com)
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Itsy Forth: Implementing the Primitives - a Subset of Forth in under 900 bytes
(retroprogramming.com)
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Itsy-Forth: a 1K tiny compiler - part 2: the dictionary and inner interpreter
(retroprogramming.com)
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Itsy-Forth: a 1K Tiny Compiler
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A comparison of 6 USB Stick Microcontroller Dev Boards
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15y ago
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Darwin: Celebrating 50 Years of Programming Games
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Programming games - an introduction
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Computus defies any attempt to render it with beautiful code
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Tech bloggers: who are you writing for?
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Itsy-OS: A simple 380 byte OS kernel
(retroprogramming.com)
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