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by anta40 3y ago
>> Most prog-rock seems to me to be the band sort of "incohesive aimless noodling around for a while". You made a point. Certainly one of the most common complaints about prog rock. Interesting you mention African-American s
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by anta40 3y ago
Doesn't run well on DOSBox-X. Gave me lots of these: "LOG: 6454305 ERROR CPU:Illegal Unhandled Interrupt Called 0" I'm on Intel Mac, btw.
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by anta40 3y ago
Yep I also never met a girl who like prog rock. Classic or jazz? Quite a lot. No idea why. Perhaps prog rock with it's typical mythology/sci-fi-related lyrics is a man stuff :p
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by anta40 3y ago
Coheed and Cambria is also cool. Back when lockdown was globally started in 2020, Coheed's Claudio collabed with Les Claypool (Primus), Danny Carey (Tool), Bill Kelliher (Mastodon) to cover Rush's classic track Anthem: https:&#x2
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by anta40 3y ago
>> and by the end of the decade there was Rush, a Yes-obsessed trio of Canadians who received even worse reviews than their British forebears Ehehe. Pretty big fan Rush here (and Yes as well). I see Rush as the ultimate power trio in
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by anta40 3y ago
For the sake of fun, I setup a Debian VM and installed the latest FreeBASIC. Testing a few files, and it choked. E.g when compiling http://www.vintage-basic.net/bcg/amazing.bas , I got these errors: - Duplicated definit
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by anta40 3y ago
Ah good old line numbers for code execution. https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/3097... I miss that... :)
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by anta40 3y ago
Perhaps https://www.macstadium.com or just Google "macOs build service". Never tried them, though.
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by anta40 3y ago
Whoa looks nice. Assembly-like programming games (like TIS-100) is always interesting for me. https://github.com/jaredkrinke/sic1/tree/master/sic1 Wonder if this can be easily built on Mac...
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by anta40 3y ago
I think "tinkering for hours" is overstated. My vim/neovim and emacs setup usually take no less than 30 minutes (including installing favourite plugins/packages). Then I can use them to get my work done. Well, I'm n
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by anta40 3y ago
On my MacBook Air 2017, it chokes when loading a 1280x800 JPG (around 192 KB). At least so far works OK when creating new images.
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by anta40 3y ago
For example: https://github.com/ipankajg/ceed/blob/master/src/ceedpe.c While other small compilers still rely on gcc/llvm/etc to build the actual executable. Looks interesting.
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by anta40 3y ago
Let's Build A Compiler: https://compilers.iecc.com/crenshaw/ Check on GitHub. Folks ported it to C, Go, etc. Then you may study standard textbooks like "Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and Tools", &qu
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by anta40 3y ago
>> UTM on Mac How easy is it to setup directory sharing? Reading https://docs.getutm.app/guest-support/sharing/directory ... seems a bit more difficult than VirtualBox My use case is relatively simple: build
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by anta40 3y ago
"alr is tailored to userspace, in a similar way to Python’s virtualenv. A project or workspace will contain all its dependencies." So, each time I create a new project with alr, an Ada toolchain will be downloaded into its project
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by anta40 3y ago
BTW, I'm on 7.0.8 and clicking "Check for Updates" gives mo "Nothing to update ...". Wonder if 7.0.10 wasn't an "intended" update?
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by anta40 3y ago
I'm not a C/C++ dev, and not familiar with how well C/C++ toolings improved. But I frequently deal with C/C++ codebases as an undergraduate student many years ago. Some of them only provides a Makefile, which assume you
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by anta40 3y ago
Yep. That's why in the movie, Bohr (if I'm not mistaken) saw Oppenheimer going to teach quantum physics in US to be... funny .
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by anta40 3y ago
First, make assumes a C compiler is already installed. Example on Debian: do apt-get install build-essential Second: usually docker, npm, etc are not needed. If the code use 3rd party C libraries, you need to install it. On Debian, agai
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by anta40 3y ago
Seems like the author simply assume those who want to build his code already have ncurses installed. Thus, only a Makekefile provided. No configure, scons script etc etc. It would be nice if the author states explicitely what the dependenci
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by anta40 3y ago
"Also, in the U.S., the empirical way of approaching physics was predominant" So at the time, practically all US physicist were interested in building actual stuffs, and not working on theoritical models/math equations?
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by anta40 3y ago
I'm on macOS, so gotta build the thing from source since there's no mac binary on it. And fpc src/mp.pas produced some errors. Oh well. Gotta check at weekend.
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by anta40 3y ago
RIP Kevin. Many many years ago, during undergraduate days, I used to study "Art of Deception", wanted to became a security hacker one day. Now my topic of interest has shifted. Nevertheless, that book still reminds me that human i
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by anta40 3y ago
Just watched the movie. Yep, he's not mentioned at all in the movie. Interesting though I just learn that JvN also worked in Los Alamos. All I know about him was von Neumann architecture.
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by anta40 3y ago
Interesting stuff. Perhaps I can use this to learn retro game programming with Pascal. So the 1st question: how to build the compiler? I'm still navigating the github repo and didn't find any specific readme/makefile. Perhaps
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by anta40 3y ago
"Only text-based “standard I/O” DOS programs are usable in this environment, so if you run a program that switches to graphics mode or writes directly to video memory, don’t expect to see anything." OK. Let's test some D
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by anta40 3y ago
My impression so far is Forth development usually "limited" around hardware/embedded development. And for whatever reasons, seems like there are no much effort (?) to bring Forth to greater audiences (like us web/mobile
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by anta40 3y ago
OK got it :)
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by anta40 3y ago
I just take a look at third's source code. Looks interesting. When bootstrapping, kernel.com is called. OK, how did you build kernel.com?
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by anta40 3y ago
The compiler is still a 32-bit app, so won't run on few recent Macs...

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