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Termora is a terminal emulator and SSH client for Windows, macOS and Linux(github.com)
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by agentkilo 2y ago
This is impressive! I still have my PSP 3000 (bought over a decade ago), which is in great condition, despite the frequency I whip it out and have fun playing the classics. I mostly just play vanilla single-player games on it, so there&#x27
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by agentkilo 2y ago
SBCL is a great choice! It's a surprisingly dynamic system (so are other CL implementations). A while ago, I did some private work for someone, using SBCL, and sent her the native binary I built, then forgot about the whole thing. The
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by agentkilo 2y ago
This article is really inspiring! I have a few dozen half-baked projects, that's meant for no one else but me, to play with, or to "learn new things" from, but none of them ever became so complete and polished as author'
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by agentkilo 2y ago
I started with LDD [1], which is a book from a decade ago, but should still be relevant these days. And at some later time I found this treasure trove [2] hidden in FreeBSD docs, among which, the FreeBSD Architecture Handbook and the Fre
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by agentkilo 2y ago
Very cool! I just started to dvelve into RISC-V, and the book I'm reading (not in English) offers their own emulator[1], which, at a glance, is much simpler than QEMU, and comes with a weird license[2]. I wonder if people actually used
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Varvara/Uxn Tal OS(github.com)
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Hints lets you navigate GUI applications in Linux without your mouse(github.com)
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by agentkilo 2y ago
Well I was bothered by a similar problem when tweaking my StumpWM modeline long time ago. I wanted to show the seconds in the clock on my modeline, but the modeline has a fixed refresh rate, which I set to 1HZ. Then I realized my clock can
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by agentkilo 2y ago
Well put. I always have the feeling that any language which has an `eval` function or an invokable compiler can do meta program. That said, I think the "big deal" is in UX/DX. It's really nice to have meta programming su
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by agentkilo 2y ago
direct link to youtube video: https://youtu.be/atcqMWqB3hw Well done, the "Guitar Solo" at 1:14 killed me lol. Thanks to modern technology, as a civilization we can now efficiently convert the energy we harvested
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by agentkilo 2y ago
People should try Janet (the programming language). Its fiber abstraction got everything right IMO. Functions in Janet don't have "colors", since fiber scheduling is built-in to the runtime in a lower level. You can call &quo