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by anthk 1mo ago
mp2's files were almost usable on 386 but they used tons of space.
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by anthk 1mo ago
>Ciega, sordomuda", "Amor de papel", “Laura no esta” and “Barbie girl”. Oh poor soul... https://github.com/nanochess/Am29000 This is cool, it's very Motif like.
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by anthk 1mo ago
Also, a micro Inform6 compiler+library: https://github.com/johanberntsson/PunyInform Tristam Island as an example: https://github.com/hlabrand/tristam-island
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by anthk 1mo ago
From common lips.
35.
by anthk 1mo ago
That should be rewritten in Go instead of the dead-slow Python release under 32 bit machines.
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by anthk 1mo ago
Used on most TV tuners in late 90's and early 00's.
37.
by anthk 1mo ago
Calculus Made Easy, but renewed by Martin Gardner. Yes, that one.
38.
by anthk 1mo ago
No more than any X86 emulator since forever.
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by anthk 1mo ago
Couldn't X.org tune that with xvidtune?
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by anthk 1mo ago
SICP teaches you calculus in a really easy way, you are basically teaching the computer how to derivate and integrate in Lisp which a much easier notation. The functions almost define themselves.
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by anthk 1mo ago
dx and dy are the smallest change ever in a function. Think about the speed of something (that's the reason of derivatives, you can't trace the speed of a stopped car in a track, you can't divide by zero, of course, there
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by anthk 1mo ago
That's an exercise under SICP (an infamous Scheme course) it works best with either Racket with #lang sicp at the top of the SCM file, or with Chicken Scheme 5 once you run these commands in a terminal: chicken-ins
43.
by anthk 1mo ago
That name looks 100% like an X11 based snooping tool.
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by anthk 1mo ago
The Computational Beauty of Nature it's similar and it has the code of the book there: https://github.com/gwf/CBofN Some tools might crash X under CWM for OpenBSD, switch to FVWM or use some tool like mimalloc. On
45.
by anthk 1mo ago
CL is the big cousin of Elisp, almost.
46.
by anthk 1mo ago
GIving the device tree it looks far worse.
47.
by anthk 1mo ago
TBH with the DDD debugger you had a graph with the C structures right away.
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by anthk 1mo ago
On IntelME/AMD PSP: https://jxself.org/titanic.shtml He did it well. On "security", the author loves more to own his code/adata than anything. as did the PDP10/ITS hackers.
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by anthk 1mo ago
Also on Free Pascal/Lazarus: https://peazip.github.io/ I didn't know PeaZip was written in FP.
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by anthk 1mo ago
Lazarus still exists; but SBCL badly needs an CLIM (MCCLIM better) based GUI REPL for the good (Listener and such, a la Smalltalk). Everyone can just use Emacs/Lem and then for GUI needs, the Listener/Debugger/Viewer interfac
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by anthk 1mo ago
Sorry, I hit the nested comment limit. On MIT Scheme, it used to recommend some older version, specially the first edition, but on Chicken 5 with the SICP related SRFI's loaded and maybe scm-sicp you can hit an almost 100% compatibilit
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by anthk 1mo ago
Github has several repos, there's one which works for Guile (and Racket for the 2nd lesson), but you can just use Chicken Scheme 5 for all of them. Here are the commands to build the addons needed for Chicken Scheme 5 and SICP compat.
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by anthk 1mo ago
Simlar language, compatible with MSDOS, CP/M and Unix: https://t3x.org/t3x/0/index.html
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by anthk 2mo ago
I was there, a 3 minutes walk from home in Northern Spain. It wasn't as charming as I expected, but the environment with cheerful people looked fine.
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by anthk 2mo ago
Indeed. Scheme it's amazing for embedded (such as s9) and its small size. Also, the SICP it's cool to do with Chicken Scheme and this ~/.csirc (and chicken install srfi-203 and srfi-216): (import scheme) (import (sr
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by anthk 2mo ago
Well, SBCL can just use sources just fine. On Guile not being fast enough, it got a JIT since version 3 and it can be pretty fast. It must be, you know, because if not Guix would be even slower.
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by anthk 2mo ago
For that I use Chicken 5 with trace, srfi-203 and srfi-216.
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by anthk 2mo ago
Uhm. I'm divided. Common Lisp it's the weird cousin, bloated at first but in the end you get SBCL, ECL or CCL and almost everything will work the same. With Scheme, you need to instal SRFI's to complete SICP exercises and t
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by anthk 2mo ago
LibreOffice will do it better.
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by anthk 2mo ago
In the 2000's 256MB were the bare minimum, my PC in 2002-3 had that.

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