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How to make a small DSL in Common Lisp(inconvergent.net)
1 points by inconvergent 3y ago|0 comments
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Generative Art, Graphs and Datalog QL (In Common Lisp)(inconvergent.net)
1 points by inconvergent 4y ago|0 comments
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by inconvergent 4y ago
at some point several people asked me whether it was inspired by enso (i didnt know about enso at the time) or whether i was involved in the Arrival visual effects (i was not) because of this higher resolution rendition of the same algorith
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by inconvergent 4y ago
i don't disagree, but i also don't think i want to dig into a 6 year old js build right now
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by inconvergent 4y ago
2016 is accurate. and thank you! with danger of nitpicking: it's more meta programming that has drawn me to lisp (rather than functional programming). the most recent post on my site describes an aspect of this (datalog for drawings as
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by inconvergent 5y ago
thank you!
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by inconvergent 5y ago
it hasn't seemed realistic for me so far
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by inconvergent 5y ago
i find that hard to estimate. a day or less for some. i ported the webby thing to vanilla js in a couple of days. might have been slightly faster if i used p5js. but others might take weeks or even months. depending on how much experience y
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by inconvergent 5y ago
the most interesting part (as far as i'm concerned. i have some bias here ...) is the stuff about manipulating the graph structure. the concept is described in the readme, and does not rely that heavily on CL knowledge. it's not t
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by inconvergent 5y ago
in the event that you haven't seen it: https://inconvergent.net/2019/colour-shift/
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by inconvergent 5y ago
have a look at https://github.com/p5py/p5
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by inconvergent 7y ago
there are some references on my website. see the faq and the generative section. there are many ways to start. depends on your previous knowledge and how you prefer to work. the nature of code is a book that might be of interest. Nervous Sy
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by inconvergent 7y ago
thank you. btw, the green one is rather similar to floraform by Nervous System. https://n-e-r-v-o-u-s.com/projects/sets/floraform/
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by inconvergent 7y ago
yeah, i'm going for easy. and also, easily explainable. i like to leave some of the details up to whoever tries it. which is also why i generally don't include code anymore. i guess i could have had more references though. sphere
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by inconvergent 7y ago
i would say that what is correct depends on the intention
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by inconvergent 7y ago
https://img.inconvergent.net/generative/78b7266.html https://img.inconvergent.net/generative/50519fc.html
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by inconvergent 7y ago
you get unwanted artefacts in the results if you don't use some randomness. having said that, there might ways of reducing the need for it (which would be more efficient).
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by inconvergent 9y ago
Another way to look at it is that you need Pinterest results in google image search in order to help finding content on Pinterest that infringes your copyright.
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by inconvergent 9y ago
this link looks interesting, thanks.
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by inconvergent 9y ago
I'm not sure about how you would efficiently do this. (I'm not experienced with pure functional programming.) cloning the entire structure for every applied function sounds like it will be slow? is that not what you will have to d
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by inconvergent 9y ago
i don't know what a free monad is. not sure if there are any advantages. this is an experiment i'm working on because i find it interesting. separating the data structure from the instructions that attempt to manipulate it has the
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by inconvergent 9y ago
yes, it is.
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by inconvergent 9y ago
i'm glad to hear it!
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by inconvergent 9y ago
you manipulate a data structure that contains vertices and edges. there is more about it here http://inconvergent.net/snek-is-not-an-acronym/ . snk is an instance of snek, so it contains a realisation of the structure a
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by inconvergent 9y ago
Hi, I'm the author of the repo. If you want to read about the "framework", rather than look at the code: http://inconvergent.net/snek-is-not-an-acronym/ .
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by inconvergent 10y ago
Hi. Unfortunately I can't dive into this right now. But I'm bookmarking it! Scala sounds interesting to me.
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by inconvergent 10y ago
Thanks a lot. This looks interesting. I'll definitely look into it. I don't think I'm qualified to say whether it is possible at this point, but my guess is that it is very possible!
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by inconvergent 10y ago
Thanks. No, I've been using python/cython because I know it well already. I've considered learning a functional language though. So I'd be happy to get suggestions. Eg. I would choose a language that has a decent communi
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by inconvergent 10y ago
Glad to hear that you seem to enjoy the site! Happy to try to answer questions if you have any.
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by inconvergent 11y ago
Nope. It might happen. There is no comprehensive system to avoid collisions. (I'm the one who wrote the code)

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