IonoclastBrig

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   by IonoclastBrig 10y ago

   I have been designing and hacking my own languages (to varying degrees of completion) for almost as long as I have been programming. A lot of the time, their genesis is a thought like, "what if language X did Y?" or, "I'
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   by IonoclastBrig 10y ago

   Also have an office in Los Angeles.
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   by IonoclastBrig 10y ago

   MJD Interactive Agency | San Diego, CA (felxible REMOTE, local preferred, US only) | Full-time (plus freelance gigs sometimes) Small but growing agency with high profile customers like Disney, GoPro, and the Grammys. Our M.O. is to pitch aw
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   by IonoclastBrig 10y ago

   MJD Interactive Agency | San Diego, CA (felxible REMOTE, local preferred, US only) | Full-time (plus freelance gigs sometimes) Small but growing agency with high profile customers like Disney, GoPro, and the Grammys. Our M.O. is to pitch aw
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   by IonoclastBrig 11y ago

   MJD Interactive Agency | San Diego, CA (felxible REMOTE, local preferred, US only) | Full-time (plus freelance gigs sometimes) Small but growing agency with high profile customers like Disney, GoPro, and the Grammys. Our M.O. is to pitch aw
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   by IonoclastBrig 11y ago

   MJD Interactive Agency | San Diego, CA (felxible REMOTE, local preferred, US only) | Full-time (plus a few freelance gigs sometimes) Small but growing agency with high profile customers like Disney, SDG&E, and the Grammys. Our MO is to
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   by IonoclastBrig 11y ago

   Brigham Toskin Software Engineer / Game Dev / Open Source San Diego, CA, USA Remote: preferred Relocate: for an awesome company Tech: Java, C++, Android, Lua, game development, Open GL/GLSL Resume: https://docs.goo
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   by IonoclastBrig 11y ago

   Translated from qinmishu.org: "Different Chinese and English, Chinese and English programming programming should be somewhat different fishes." Apparently google isn't very good at Chinese...
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   by IonoclastBrig 11y ago

   Forth's entire raison d'être is to provide a simple basis for building DSLs, in some sense. The reason it works so well is that not only can you attach any compile-time and/or runtime semantics you want to any arbitrary input
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    by IonoclastBrig 11y ago

    This is me: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9471926
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    by IonoclastBrig 11y ago

    Location: San Diego, CA, USA (for now). Remote: yes, preferred. Willing to relocate: for the right opportunity. Technologies: Android/Java, C/C++, OpenGL, SDL, Lua, Python, REST, shell, git, developing scripting languages, ActionS
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    by IonoclastBrig 11y ago

    I suppose "choose" was used for multiplexing channel reads to avoid clashing with select(2) (<sys/select.h>) on BSD/POSIX systems..?
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    by IonoclastBrig 11y ago

    Oh, I hadn't heard of that. Sounds interesting... I've also considered at some point switching to an LLVM backend, which would let me JIT on the fly or build executables.
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    by IonoclastBrig 11y ago

    I wrote a pretty detailed blog article about the motivations and some design aspects of the project. If you want to play with a new little toy, I'd love any (constructive!) feedback, bug reports, pull requests, etc. http://b
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    A simple Forth-like language intended for DSL creation, implemented in Lua(github.com)

    34 points by IonoclastBrig 11y ago|8 comments