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by enkiv2 8y ago
As a nerdy kid, I was exposed to all this personal robot hype (particularly marketing material from Nolan Bushnell's Androbot) via pop-science library books -- all of them somehow staying in circulation 15-20 years after nearly all the
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by enkiv2 8y ago
Those are also things that became widespread during the 50s.
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R.O.B., mentioned at the conclusion of the article.
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The user's manual & technical manual have VOCOL documentation. I've only skimmed it, though. http://www.robotu.com/Gemini_files/User_Manual.pdf starting on page 55 http://www.robotu.com/Ge
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by enkiv2 8y ago
Author here, making a quick correction about the RB5X. When I wrote the article, I believed it was still produced by the original company. I later learned that while the same company produced the RB5X for about 20 years after its initial re
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by enkiv2 8y ago
I wrote something like this, based in part on ideas from PLN: https://hackernoon.com/mycroft-a-predicate-logic-language-ov...
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The fifth generation project didn't actually use prolog, but instead a custom prolog-like language. However, there's still work being done adjacent to 5G using real prolog, by people who thought it was an interesting idea: https:
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The forgotten 80s home robot trend(tedium.co)
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Structural types and duck typing(blog.infinitenegativeutility.com)
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Combining tiled and textual views of code [pdf](homepages.ecs.vuw.ac.nz)
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Xanadu basics 1b – indirect document delivery(youtube.com)
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Xanadu basics 1c – parallel media, parallel subjects(youtube.com)
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Xanadu basics 1d – reading and writing parallel(youtube.com)
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Row polymorphism isn't subtyping(brianmckenna.org)
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Brutalism and Antidesign(nngroup.com)
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Object Oriented Programming in NeWS [pdf](donhopkins.com)
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by enkiv2 8y ago
You can't master one language without learning others. If you learn several, mastering them will become easier, in proportion to the number you have already mastered.
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Honest AWS ad copy(medium.com)
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HN draws a lot of its user base from the fame of the Y Combinator VC firm, and a little bit from the occasional good thread being cross-posted elsewhere. So, a good recipe for creating a similar community is to attach yourself to an existin
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Kaukatcr: an experiment in language design for multidimensional spaces(hackernoon.com)
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Small computing, artisanal computing(medium.com)
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Don't say “technology”(medium.com)
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What it's like to be a bot(reallifemag.com)
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Xanadu basics 1b: indirect document delivery(youtube.com)
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Sketching an escape from steam-engine time(medium.com)
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How to contribute to open source without stress(medium.com)
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The language around free speech in civil-libertarian circles is flawed(medium.com)
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by enkiv2 8y ago
I agree that web pages shouldn't have executable code. I think that's a separate issue from whether or not, given that web pages already have it, javascript is a reasonable choice. It's also a separate issue from whether or n
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1850 but faster(medium.com)
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The problem with Electron(medium.com)
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