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Bystroushaak
7y ago
Well, its just criticism. I am working on my own programming language ( http://blog.rfox.eu/en/tinySelf.html ) which could be probably used for experiments on this field of work, but mostly I am focused on creating perso
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7y ago
I'll look into the issues. Most of the CSS is just export from the Notion.so and I didn't tuned it much yet.
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7y ago
I've come across this several times in the past, but never paid too much attention to it. I'll check it again. Thanks.
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7y ago
I've checked Genera (Lisp Machine). Oberon is on my todolist, Inferon is new for me. > They say Plan9 is a step in the right direction, but rather than attacking a specific aspect of Plan9, they critique how the concepts were import
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7y ago
Hah, yeah.
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7y ago
I'll look into that, thanks.
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7y ago
> I think the browser is the described OS here I was actually describing something more close to the Smalltalk ( http://pharo.org ) / Self ( http://blog.rfox.eu/en/Series_about_Self.html ) image.
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7y ago
Interesting, thanks for pointers.
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7y ago
I don't actually really like the concept of the OOP as it is understood today. I mean it more in the Self / Smalltalk sense, which is quite different and thanks to late binding more similar to lisp. Also your example is weird and
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7y ago
What device did you used to read the page? The CSS is pretty basic, but I did some hacks to make text more readable on iphone.
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Programmer's critique of missing structure of operating systems
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Moldable Tools; a Book and a Movement
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7y ago
I would not develop for mac with this policy.
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Environment and the programming language Self, part 4
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7y ago
Its nice and all, but so far it seems like a list of wishes than anything else.
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Environment and the programming language Self (part three)
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Environment and the programming language Self (part two; language)
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Environment and programming language Self (part one; environment)
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10y ago
I have two questions: 1. It is known that you read a lot. Do you plan to write a book? You have been a big inspiration for me and I would love to read a book from you. 2. What is your opinion about Self programming language ( http:/&#x
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11y ago
> What do you want to build today that is too expensive to try out ? Virtual reality environments with good graphic. Or maybe something like microsoft hololens. Glasses which work like AR HUD and tracks your movements, your gestures and