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by chrispsn 7y ago
Bizarre that this thread contains virtually no discussion of the technical merits of the end product (performance and size) - just the coding style.
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by chrispsn 7y ago
ngn wrote: i'm not trying to purposefully copy [Arthur's] style. i've always been trying to write shorter code - there are public traces of how that evolved in ngn/apl and in dyalog's ride. i acknowledge that after
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Masterminds of Programming: Chuck Moore (2009)(oreilly.com)
98 points by chrispsn 7y ago|40 comments
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Aaron Hsu's thesis: A data parallel compiler hosted on the GPU(scholarworks.iu.edu)
4 points by chrispsn 7y ago|0 comments
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Ngn/K(bitbucket.org)
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Wc in K(solarpunk.systems)
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by chrispsn 7y ago
https://gist.github.com/chrispsn/da00835bb122c42f429a084df83...
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by chrispsn 7y ago
At the least, 'range' (!3 -> 0 1 2) is now deferred (including with offsets eg 1+!3).
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by chrispsn 7y ago
A group of k enthusiasts working under the 'kparc' brand has been writing docs for this new in-development k: https://kcc.kparc.io/ https://ref.kparc.io/
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by chrispsn 7y ago
You may also find this work-in-progress reference document useful: https://ref.kparc.io/
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iKe(johnearnest.github.io)
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by chrispsn 7y ago
You might like Guesstimate: https://www.getguesstimate.com/
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by chrispsn 7y ago
Possibly! Discussed this a little here: https://twitter.com/meshspreadsheet/status/10554309994530529...
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by chrispsn 7y ago
It should work on iPad, although it’s designed as a keyboard-preferred experience. What were you trying to do?
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by chrispsn 7y ago
Good point, thank you. It is added to the isssues log. I’d love to hear more about what would make Mesh more accessible for you and others. https://github.com/chrispsn/mesh/issues/68
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by chrispsn 7y ago
Thanks for trying it out! Yes - there are, or will be, other special fields, such as 'transpose' (so table headers would go in the first column instead of the first row). I was still figuring out which flags should be included, wh
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iKe(github.com)
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by chrispsn 7y ago
Yes, correct.
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by chrispsn 7y ago
Agree on the speed. Not every programming language is suitable but ClojureScript would probably work (no plans to support it right now though, gotta finish this one first!). Considering hiding the boilerplate in the text pane.
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by chrispsn 7y ago
Yes! Regex, tables that can expand/contract (not just arrays) are two big ones.
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by chrispsn 7y ago
Yeah, I’m not happy with the download size either. It’s mostly the third-party JS parser.
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by chrispsn 7y ago
If you’d like to see more of Mesh in action, here’s a long form video of an early version showing how to write a primitive RSS reader in a Mesh spreadsheet and use it as the backend to a website. Back then typing into a blank cell created a
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by chrispsn 7y ago
Thank you!
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by chrispsn 7y ago
Thanks! I honestly haven't developed much of Mesh in Mesh, because it's still early in the 'bootstrap cycle' and due to the parse delay issue mentioned above. It's also not nearly as robust to errors as it should be
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by chrispsn 7y ago
Hi! Didn't expect this. Mesh is still very much an alpha. Since the last public commit I have been experimenting with: - different text representations of the sheet (to make diffs as readable as possible) - ways to compress more functi
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Data-Oriented Design (2018)(dataorienteddesign.com)
262 points by chrispsn 7y ago|37 comments
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by chrispsn 7y ago
On [1], you would probably like Mesh Spreadsheet. Spreadsheet-defined functions (via IPC), lambdas, dynamic arrays, text pane for showing and editing sheet-as-code, editing tables as a first-class data structure, all portable and free and b
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k7 Community Docs(k7contrib.gitlab.io)
1 points by chrispsn 7y ago|0 comments
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by chrispsn 7y ago
As a companion to this tutorial, the community is building out a clickable version of the k7 reference card. It also covers the current state of Python-k integration: https://k7contrib.gitlab.io/docs/
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k/os: everything we know so far(gist.github.com)
1 points by chrispsn 8y ago|0 comments

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