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by elvis70 6y ago
"The Humble Programmer" is an exercise in self-mockery, as Dijkstra has always been very conscious of the value of his work. https://www.cs.utexas.edu/~EWD/transcriptions/EWD03xx/EWD340...
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by elvis70 6y ago
By the way, "Learning Perl" is also a great introductory book to a language.
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by elvis70 6y ago
I couldn't find the original file. It was possible to play the movie with Notepad, by letting your finger press the "Page Down" or "Down" key.
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by elvis70 6y ago
It's one of my favorite technical books, with many examples of the application of the language, including the design of small languages and experimentation with algorithms. It is freely available at archive.org: https://arch
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by elvis70 6y ago
I think you haven't used it enough to appreciate its true value.
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Federico Faggin(wsimag.com)
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Did Linus Ever Meet Dennis Ritchie or Ken Thompson?(old.reddit.com)
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Implementing “weightless threads” with Python generators (2002)(ibm.com)
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by elvis70 6y ago
On the same site, I've found a "partial Forth interpreter": http://www.dbit.com/pub/pdp8/tss8/ (forth.pal). I thought you might be interested.
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The Nature of Consciousness (Federico Faggin)(wsimag.com)
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LM80C Color Computer – A Z80-based homebrew computer(github.com)
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Game Boy Architecture: A Practical Analysis(copetti.org)
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The Web Before the Web: A Look Back at Gopher(howtogeek.com)
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Why doesn't set -e (or set -o errexit, or trap ERR) do what I expected?(mywiki.wooledge.org)
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Minix 1 and 2, Quick and Dirty editions(github.com)
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The Sounds of Pi (2019)(joereynoldsaudio.com)
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Interesting DOS Programs(dosprograms.info.tt)
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by elvis70 6y ago
To be eaten soaked in coffee or tea.
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Interview with Ken Thompson, 9-6-89(princeton.edu)
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Oregon Trail (1978)(archive.org)
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The Roots of Unix for the IBM Mainframe (2018)(akapugs.blog)
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6303 Arithmetic: More Dull Than You Think(cowlark.com)
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MTCP: TCP/IP applications for your PC compatible retro-computers(brutman.com)
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How to Run a DOS Web Server(lunduke.com)
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What It Was Like to Buy a Computer in 1994(youtube.com)
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by elvis70 6y ago
See also "The 80x86 is an Octal Machine": https://web.archive.org/web/20200114164700/http://www.dabo.d...
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by elvis70 6y ago
I've ported the Unix v7 C compiler (DMR) to DOS with bcc in six days. Why? I'm a hacker at heart.
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by elvis70 6y ago
I've found a Pascal compiler targeting the PDP-8 based on Pascal-P4. I think it generates bytecode. But the interpreter seems missing: http://www.dbit.com/pub/pdp8/pascal/compiler/
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by elvis70 6y ago
And both posted by the same user! I'm into PDP-11 programming currently. I'm not alone apparently.
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by elvis70 6y ago
Eureka! It is effectively where their experiment was conducted! Here is the picture of the room: https://i1.wp.com/museo.freaknet.org/wp-content/uploads/2015...

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