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Loss32: An idea for a Linux designed around Win32 apps
(theregister.com)
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I called my recipe book Sabzi – vegetables. But the name was trademarked
(theguardian.com)
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1y ago
I've been playing around with the Godot game engine as a sort of modern successor to Delphi / Lazarus. I'm currently messing around with trying to create some database server management software using it. GDScript is pretty
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2y ago
I love the framing in this video in terms of the decisions I need to make when I'm doing personal projects.
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A rant on personal engineering projects [video]
(youtube.com)
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2y ago
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Thirty Days Hath September
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Visual Basic 6 recreated as a cross-platform IDE in modern .NET – just 'for fun'
(devclass.com)
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2y ago
With the caveat that you probably shouldn't listen to me (or anyone else on here) since you are the only one who knows how much pain each choice will be ... I think that given that you are not really dealing with structured data - you&
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Scientists use food dye found in Doritos to make see-through mice
(washingtonpost.com)
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ICFP Contest 2024
(icfpcontest2024.github.io)
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US bans Kaspersky antivirus software for alleged Russian links
(bbc.com)
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McDonalds removes AI drive-throughs after order errors
(bbc.com)
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Pembrokeshire man breaks world record for fastest wheelbarrow
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Oracle's biggest-ever acquisition turned deadly
(msn.com)
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2y ago
It's not listed as cdecl and (therefore?) not findable in the index, but in chapter 5 - Pointers and Arrays - the book presents the programs dcl and undcl that translate between C declarations and English renderings of them. I believe
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2y ago
My suggestions would be Tcl/Tk or Pico 8. Tcl/Tk is still the easiest way I have found to make small gui apps and the language and standard library is small enough to keep in your head easily. Pico 8 is my recent love. It's a
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Journey to Poom (Doom on PICO-8)
(freds72.itch.io)
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Brightest-ever cosmic explosion solved but new mysteries sparked
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Asthma: Scientists find new cause of lung damage
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3y ago
Couple questions / points of note: o I believe this manual is downloadable as a literate org file that contains both the full documentation of the system, and the code of the system itself o This system produces C++ code that can be co
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Ferret Lisp
(ferret-lang.org)
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3y ago
There were a number of really mind-blowing programmers that hung out in the Tcl ecosystem back around this time. antirez, Richard Succhenwirth, Jean Claude Whippler, more. So much of my early programming education was just wandering around
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3y ago
In case it's not clear without clicking on the username - SS (Salvatore Sanfilippo) is 'antirez' the later author of Redis.
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A Road to Common Lisp
(stevelosh.com)
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3y ago
Sorry for responding late, but I don't think Termux includes SBCL - at least it doesn't on my android devices. But it does include ECL (Embeddable Common Lisp). Apparently, you can compile SBCL using ECL, so if you really want SBC
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'in-place' string modifications in Python
(stackoverflow.com)
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How to Untangle a Slinky
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3y ago
I've played around with a similar idea with a less attractive UI, using Vim or Emacs. With sufficient adjustments, you can reduce the GUI versions of Vim or Emacs to a single line of text. That way you can just write, but can't se
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PicoCalc: A fully-functional clone of VisiCalc for the PICO-8
(lexaloffle.com)
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4y ago
One thing I like about Vi vs other editors even for non full fledged development experiences like editing config files, is that Vi allows very surgical edits to change only what you want and nothing else. You can easily control exactly what
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