I'm very much into the whole "non mainstream" computing thing. Alan Kay, Bret Victor, Lisp weenies, that schizophrenic dude who makes religious OSes with assemb

I'm very much into the whole "non mainstream" computing thing. Alan Kay, Bret Victor, Lisp weenies, that schizophrenic dude who makes religious OSes with assembler, Chuck Moore, Ken Iverson - anything that's not nuget configuration file or a git error messages or sundry other things that makes me wish I was an electrician or an accountant. There was less orthodoxy back in the day it seems, so it's always a breath of fresh air reading these older papers.