anthk

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by anthk 5mo ago
Inded: https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/rewriting.html
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by anthk 5mo ago
You got the ELisp intro right in the help section since forever.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Neither. These people don't realize that they are learning ever less skills than not touching Claude ever.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Toss AI. Install srfi-203 and srfi-216 for SICP support. Then at ~/.csirc (import scheme) (import (srfi 203)) (import (srfi 216)) Finally, SICP in Texinfo format: https://zv.github.io/sicp-in-texinfo
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by anthk 5mo ago
Minimodem does this.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Windows XP (since SP2? )came with a C# compiler and it was pretty much ignored, CSC.exe. A bit less with Perl and Python under *nixes where the Idle was about two clicks away. With C# you would get far more performance and much better suppo
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by anthk 5mo ago
Also, on Logo, it's like the jump from C64 basic or CP/M Basic to VB6 but on steroids. UCB logo and manuals can be up to an SICP-lite level. https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~bh/logo.html Ah, yes, moving a tu
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by anthk 5mo ago
Most people either pirated Visual C/C++ or got GNU/Linux with tons of devel packages and amateur books (Learn C as if you were a freshman in College) or something like that.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Classes where undertood under Inform6 (a literal OOP language compiling against ZMachine, for text adventures -even more, as Tetris, Madbomber...) with two lines.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Similar experience, but I sucked at Logo, as I was my first day with computer. I aced the 'encrypted' (number->letter substitution) math puzzle (similar to the Emacs one, M-x mpuzzle), tho.
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by anthk 5mo ago
You might like this, a CPU made by TTL's running Minix 2. https://www.homebrewcpu.com/ I might upload Tristam Island (Z-Machine v3 game, like Zork and infocom games they already have the interpreter) among the feelies
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by anthk 5mo ago
Zenlisp: If it runs fast there, it will run fast everywhere, as integers are made of Lisp conses on purpose , so you can see Lisp built from itself as if they were Peano axioms: https://www.t3x.org/zsp/ (require
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by anthk 5mo ago
It was a place to get cheap electronics, tobaco and alcohol because of being a tax haven. OFC it was forbidden to get an amount of goods over an X quantity because you could have been fined as a smuggler.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Sue the courts for telecomms interruption and tampering from LaLiga.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Heh, Northern Spaniards as me would have a longass trip to Andorra to get tax-free devices. And some people in the Castilles/Galicia did the same... in Portugal.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Man, I am a native Spaniard and even with Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Bilbao and industrial powerhouses we can't compete with furthern North Italy/Germany/Netherlands in some areas, but I've heard horror stories from La
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by anthk 5mo ago
A bit expensive. Just get Swi Prolog. https://www.swi-prolog.org/ The Simply Logical book as a start: https://book.simply-logical.space/src/simply-logical.html you can get a PDF just fine. Also, for h
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by anthk 5mo ago
In some cases it's impossible. C to TCL almost fine, C mapped to Scheme, or Prolog, hell awaits, because Scheme's functions can reduce tons of redundant functions to a single one.
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by anthk 5mo ago
yt-dlp launches propietary software: https://jxself.org/shifting-the-trap.shtml You can run a BF and, soon, subleq.
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by anthk 5mo ago
As a die hard Schemer -and Prolog newbie-, I agree.
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by anthk 5mo ago
A Lisp programmer it's very aware of the value of nil or ().
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by anthk 5mo ago
Prolog and Lisp will survive because contrary to LLM they know what reproducibility means instead of what LLM's slop around were by design they are stacking errors over time. AI can't compete against the classical AI where bot
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by anthk 5mo ago
Use ZRAM, seriously.
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by anthk 5mo ago
In Spain there is one in Artxanda, about literal 5 minutes from Bilbao by cable car. Take the cable car, literally turn right and walk a little, it's pretty much near the slope. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/cabina
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by anthk 5mo ago
Ask for yourself; I'm keeping my sanity back with stuff from https://t3x.org and the like. Scheme with logic/DIscrete Math, the MInikanren and the Mini Prolog it's incredibily powerful.
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by anthk 5mo ago
You can use Reactos' NTDVM in Windows XP just fine.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Euclid disproves every bullshit posted by LL Mediocres unable to understand that before Calculus there were proto-calculus based ideas such as Zeno's paradoxes and some writtings from Archimede which pretty much are Calculus 0.9. Ameri
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by anthk 5mo ago
Yeah, and Knuth, but that's a fallace of authority. Wait until the errors raise.
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by anthk 5mo ago
LLM's? I doubt it. Systems with Prolog, Common Lisp and the like with proof solvers? For sure. LLM's are doomed to fail. By design. You can't fix them. It's how do they work.
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by anthk 5mo ago
The 90% of the Phillosophical tradition it's just bad discrete math.

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