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by entaloneralie 2y ago
Because the denumerator is to the left side.
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by entaloneralie 2y ago
Half expected the landing page to be written in Solresol.
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by entaloneralie 2y ago
It is! :)
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by entaloneralie 2y ago
yup! I'll never change it, most the projects I've made use it in some way. There's little variance in how I implement the drawing, but the specs are good enough for anything I might want to do with fonts :)
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by entaloneralie 2y ago
I'm currently away from reliable network and I can't manage to load the bible-columns image, I will try once we return to Canada. I've added proportional fonts to Left because, after writing loads of THINK Pascal, I felt like
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by entaloneralie 2y ago
Of course, I've really enjoyed your exploration of uxn, and all your comments are accurate. Uxn11 has a special device to spawn linux processes(like playing a mp3 on disk with aplay), it can be disabled in devices/console, I wonde
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by entaloneralie 2y ago
Hey kragen, Someone just told me to have a look at the thread and I'm very happy I did! It's been really good for me to read back you two's exchange. I'm not here to defend uxn or anything like that, I was only wondering
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by entaloneralie 2y ago
He must have read Forster's When The Machine Stops. https://wiki.xxiivv.com/docs/machine_stops.txt
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by entaloneralie 2y ago
Best one-liner to describe Modal. I'd put that on the t-shirt.
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String Rewriting Computation(wiki.xxiivv.com)
4 points by entaloneralie 3y ago|0 comments
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by entaloneralie 3y ago
I made something like this a few weeks ago and I looked everywhere to find out more about this is was a quine or not. Thank you so much for sharing this.
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by entaloneralie 3y ago
Tal is the assembly language of the uxn CPU, it doesn't abstract any mechanical operation from the virtual machine, it's not a high level language but it could be a target for one. For instance, this is a C compiler that targets U
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by entaloneralie 3y ago
Hi kragen, hi amatecha! Someone sent me this thread so I could answer, and I do agree. I for one think uxn is trivial, it was directly inspired by the VM running Another World and created to address a similar need. It's not especially
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by entaloneralie 3y ago
When you're done with the Lem bibliography, you could start Jerzy Żuławski, Adam Wiśniewski-Snerg and Strugatskys. :)
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by entaloneralie 3y ago
Another excellent one is the Blue Peril(1911), absolutely alien. https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_P%C3%A9ril_bleu
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by entaloneralie 3y ago
In the same order of idea, Proquints are identifiers that are readable and pronounceable. In "Pronounceable Identifiers", Daniel S. Wilkerson proposes encoding a 16-bit string as a pronounceable quintuplets of alternating consonan
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by entaloneralie 3y ago
My partner and I run a small video game studio and we wanted a bytecode format we could run on every device we owned, so we made a 100ish lines VM spec, and implemented these thin emulation layers for the different platforms. My wiki, our g
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by entaloneralie 3y ago
- Dealers Of Lightning: Michael Hiltzik - Soul Of A New Machine: Tracy Kidder
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by entaloneralie 3y ago
It's a good problem space to explore, so I hope that you keep on pushing this research further :) I have a few things that might give you some ideas if you're interested in this sort of Chifir-aligned thinking. http://w
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by entaloneralie 3y ago
I was wondering the same thing, it was a let down to realize later that the article took a hard turn away from some kind of future-proofing for a time when RAM might not be as ubiquitous, and chose something that is likely to be ridiculed i
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by entaloneralie 4y ago
I keep one on my desk at all time, I use it when we plan grocery runs, to guess how individual items cost when presented as "6 for 4.50", or when we do woodworking and my hands are covered in paint. A retired teacher gave me a bun
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by entaloneralie 4y ago
I entirely left twitter, and 15k+ followers account, when they deprecated the html version and never went back. It seemed at the time that twitter was beginning to crumble already as they were unable to maintain such a simple feature, I cou
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by entaloneralie 4y ago
I've been following the work you've been doing for a while now, and the culmination of all your progress for the past few years toward HVM, has been very inspirational. Keep up the good work, and best of luck with HighOrderCo. If
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by entaloneralie 4y ago
Uxn runs forth, so yes! http://www.call-with-current-continuation.org/uf/uf.html
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by entaloneralie 4y ago
Creator of Uxn here, Maxime is a dear friend of mine and we've jammed extensively on the design of UVM together.
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by entaloneralie 4y ago
We've lived in a sailboat in Japan for a while and wrote a little provisioning guide that might also be of interest for van folks in Japan. http://100r.co/site/provisioning_in_japan.html
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by entaloneralie 4y ago
I'd like for the metadata to exist in memory tho, in almost every app, I read that metadata within the rom itself, I don't want to be fetching that external file each time I need to display the about box. What we could do is just
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by entaloneralie 4y ago
Not only these opcodes are already assigned, this would be a very much overkill implementation of this functionality by wasting opcode space, whereas a simple device port would do the trick. It's telling that everyone's first reac
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by entaloneralie 4y ago
It's true that using a vector port for this is overkill, how would you instead tell the emulator that metadata is available?
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by entaloneralie 4y ago
http://zzo38computer.org/fossil/uxn.ui/dir?ci=tip

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