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10mo ago
Related to this is the Atari Falcon port of Minecraft using a sparse voxel octree, might work for the GBA seeing as the Quake ports are similar performance-wise: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHsgdZFk22M
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There are many automatic memory management systems ranging from the simple clearup of immutable systems ( https://justine.lol/sectorlisp2/ ), to region allocation, to refcounting with cycle collection, and the full-fat t
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10mo ago
Can this be used as a read-replica to a normal PG instance? I'm thinking synced browser cache here.
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11mo ago
OOI how does the org-mode dev work? Are you tangling and then compiling in a hot-reload loop?
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11mo ago
It looks like you've looked over a number of languages, but I don't see anything about Forth, Forsp, Ante, Steps, Austral, Wat or Vale? I'd suggest they all have useful components to steal from :) https://github.co
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1y ago
You replied to my comment about Lebanon. You could have replied to the OP with those links but chose not to, hence this discussion is about my comment. My comment is on the IDF lying about tunnels under hospitals in Lebanon, which is valid
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1y ago
Those are not in Lebanon? Whataboutism isn't an answer. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/videos/c9818n8v7d8o Is just one of the western media sources about Lebanon.
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1y ago
After all the lies from the IDF, I'm still surprised anyone takes their word anymore without corroborated supporting evidence. So many of these were debunked even by western media (eg. tunnels under hospitals in Lebanon). Now that Tikt
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1y ago
Either TBH, I imagined the main issue would be ram, even with psram. EQMX is used a lot for IOT and it'd be interesting seeing more heavy loads on the edge.
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1y ago
Gah, misread that as esp32 JIT, which would be eye opening!
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1y ago
Interestingly Wat implements a callstack in a userland VM, to implement it's delimited continuations. Ergonomically it would be good to implement algebraic effects on top, but the basis is there, along with demos of exception handling,
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1y ago
...and a little further on, the OS/app starts to look like a distributed database. I think it's a good case for including lattice types in the OS ie. From the ground up. Bear in mind that an OS has an API ie. A DSL/language f
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1y ago
Oof, I forget that most forths are a bit mind bending with the compiler STATE. There are 2/3 alternatives to using compiler state aka IMMEDIATE. https://github.com/dan4thewin/FreeForth2 This uses a two-pass search
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1y ago
You should be able to dive in quickly using the very nice forthkit, which finishes with a working shell / REPL: https://github.com/tehologist/forthkit It is an implementation of eforth, a portable forth: http:&#x
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1y ago
Have you tried looking at Sectorforth? In most languages branching is a fundamental construct, it's created here (with comments) https://github.com/cesarblum/sectorforth/blob/master/example... Effec
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1y ago
> The reporter was banned and now it looks like he has removed his account. I'm wondering (sadly) if this is a kind of defense-prodding phishing similar to the XZ utils hack, curl is a pretty fundamental utility. Similar to 419 scam
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In my spare time I'm looking at JIT from a different perspective. https://github.com/dan4thewin/FreeForth2/tree/master This is a Forth with a few tricks, namely using flow control instead of a compilatio
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The points still stand and remain unaddressed, that are: Conflation of Israelis and Jews and the false claim of antisemitism. The lack of evidence of UNRWA-Hamas association, such that Israel's claims are deemed baseless by multiple co
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1y ago
I was referring to your conflation of Israelis with Jews, and calling dismissal of an Israeli news source antisemitic, which it is not. I'm saying that a biased Israeli news source is less valid than the actions of dozens of countries,
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Which are not validated by the UN, Norway etc. https://news.un.org/en/story/2024/04/1148821 If the claims were valid, countries would not have restarted funding to UNRWA. Simple. I note you've not d
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Quite simply Israelis and Jews are not the same group, otherwise you would be holding all Jews on the planet responsible for this genocide. Dismissing the source for being Israeli is not antisemitic. There are many examples of Israeli sourc
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Perfect timing, this was released yesterday. Minecraft on a 16mhz 68030 https://youtu.be/nHsgdZFk22M?si=HVFlgllY6sPld4v3
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It's a combination of things. Adding polyfills for older browser targets. Tree shaking, that is removing code that is not used. Bundling several files into one to save on requests. Transpiling, that is, if you want to write code in a d
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Thought I'd add an example: https://github.com/SaleCar/Quasar-UMD-Template You can do sophisticated things as well eg. Stream half a million Kafka records into the browser- anything available from unpkg or other c
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Decentralised here means keeping companies honest by avoiding lock-in. It's fine to have the centralisation if it's easy to switch. BlackSky users don't need to care about the details, but if they don't like the communit
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I understand that the word famine has a specific meaning in this context, but I fear that the cause of this famine will again be swept under the rug, that is the deliberate starvation of civilians by Israel, as opposed to say drought. This
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For the most part I'd agree, but the Iraq war had a million people (1/60th of the country) who made the effort to protest in London ( http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/2765041.stm ), and similarly every m
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Well the most well known one is Geos for the C64 https://youtu.be/_4nthOx8sA4?si=AiK9bRxRQwV3MB0f There's also this Atari homebrew https://youtu.be/T14dL9MeMHE?si=cGtsZGWILYi4jcql And yes the IIGS had
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It's mostly deliberate. Current petition to revoke it has half a million signatures, and the government have stated they will ignore that. Censorship is one of the advantages they like: https://freespeechunion.org/prote
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I agree there is a significant number opposed, given the protest sizes in Tel Aviv, but it is far from the majority. https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/majority-israelis-support... Given Israeli education, support for
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