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by anthk 4mo ago
Carmack it's a better engineer, but Bellard it's a better thinker and innovator. To each its own.
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by anthk 4mo ago
Cerro Torre means "tower hill". Appropiate.
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by anthk 4mo ago
How about banning Ticketmaster for the good.
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by anthk 4mo ago
>Contrarily, non-fiction tells it how it happened within the very reality I myself live in, subject to the same laws of nature and real psychology, and therefore, and only therefore, able to teach me something about real life on this ear
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by anthk 4mo ago
How about short jokes, or Unix fortune files?
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by anthk 4mo ago
>I was a model student up until around puberty and middle school. Then, I think a combination of being bullied for being overweight and teenage hormones, led me to be just the wrong combination of resentful, angry, unhappy, and rebelliou
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by anthk 4mo ago
Well, you are overcompensating a little. Just let spend their earnings from allowances on anything they want.
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by anthk 4mo ago
Indeed. But in the skills case, ahem, formally, in paper. When I did a finished and advanced trade (pre-University IT, syadmin role), I aced the results as I had plenty of time to even make small patches to BTTV to support my $ELCHEAPO Conc
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by anthk 4mo ago
My extracurricular activities were full of nerds (martial arts) with Play Stations and internet at home. So, as an owner of no inet or a console at home was pretty much hell from 2001 to 2005. Oh, and no cell phone until ~18. The outcome? R
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by anthk 4mo ago
I've been there, but going to cybercafés instead of having an internet connection at home until very late. A simlar case with a mobile phone, having to use the one from my dad until I had 18. I nearly ended up alone, as anynone would e
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by anthk 4mo ago
How about no govt or corpos? Just ask the damn ISP to provide filtered DNS' and just don't give any smarphone to children until they hit 14-15.
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by anthk 4mo ago
Kids under a walled garden until they hit adulthood. Enjoy your surveillance systems on everyone and no way to behave themselves with their own criteria. A recipe for a disaster and to get adults back to the consumer world of the 90's.
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by anthk 4mo ago
Luxferre.top has some Janet based softwrae.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Any gopher client can do finger too: finger london@graph.no lynx gopher://graph.no:79/0/London
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by anthk 5mo ago
We should ask Stuart Hameroff for help then.
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by anthk 5mo ago
In hardware Prolog/Kanren/expert systems? That would be possible with libre microcode for Intel, and not this spyware corporate shithole we are living it. We would be able to switch microcode at boot and set one for security, anot
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by anthk 5mo ago
Most corporations in the US are legalized mafias. Well, and in Spain and the rest of Europe, almost literally, with bribes and such. Don't ever talk about some practices from El Corte Inglés, La Liga, estate companies, construction sec
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by anthk 5mo ago
Give him this book, it's pre-University, from the Algebra basics to Calculus. https://biblioteca.empresainteligente.com/resources/bibliote... It's in Spanish, proof based, but not as hard as Spivak. If he is
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by anthk 5mo ago
Without Spain everyone up from Po Valley would be pretty much bankrupt trying to spend cheap money on Holidays and half of South America woudn't be able to commerce well with the EU and ditto with cheap gas from Argelia and the like. C
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by anthk 5mo ago
In Spain in elderly caring homes there was a tradition to bet on Bingo matches for simbolic prices (barely one or two euros, enough for a coffee and that's it). It was legalized on paper recently, but technically everyone turned a blin
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by anthk 5mo ago
>Is this intended to imply that Spain has particularly high levels of sports betting La Quiniela, a lottery based on soccer matches' results. Every middle aged man filled some weekly forms (win for locals/draw/win for fore
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by anthk 5mo ago
I ran EForth under Muxleq (multiplexed subleq) under an n270 Atom (32 bits Intel) and was fast enough. Much slower than GForth or even PFE (which is slow compared to GForth), but usable even to do Algebra exercises. Rendering a Mandelbrot f
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by anthk 5mo ago
Go it's just condensed Plan9 C philosophy (and Limbo/Alef) for legacy Unix users. If we ditched Unix in the 90's being Inferno and Plan9 under a libre licenses GNU would be running Emacs under an Inferno kernel. Also, proper
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by anthk 5mo ago
Not that true; it was dessigned as the C succesor for Unix. The Go counterpart for the Post-Unix OS would be Inferno and Limbo. 9front has a C and compiler suite (among CSP) which is like the link between their Unix/C and modern Go. Li
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by anthk 5mo ago
Spanish: 'ny' as a digraph. Accented vowels (stress marks) and ü -> 'a 'e 'i 'o 'u and maybe :u.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Upstart? These Ubuntu-centric kids will never learn. OpenRC works fine there. Meanwhile people still have issues on turning off their machines.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Also I think X.org (or XFREE86) had an X86 mini VM under non-X86 machines with libint10/vm86. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/XQuartz/xorg-server/refs/h... https://cgit.freedesktop.org/
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by anthk 5mo ago
I ran EForth under the Subleq from Howe R.J at https://github.com/howerj/muxleq (the subleq one) first at QuickJS (trivial tasks, almost a 1:1 map from the C code, made in a hurry) and under... jsinterp.py from the inf
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by anthk 5mo ago
Ah, when I was a teen I always wanted to read everything as I had no internet at home and often you founds manuals, gems such as great programming and Math books and whatnot.
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by anthk 5mo ago
yt-dlp's jsinterp.py https://jxself.org/compiling-the-trap.shtml I've got subleq+eforth ( https://github.com/howerj/muxleq ) running in JS which is dead simple to do. No input but I could outp

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