jkleiser

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by jkleiser 3y ago
I had a "rocket" crystal radio like this in the 60s: http://www.esnarf.com/7395k.htm
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by jkleiser 3y ago
I can recommend this book by Guy Deutscher: "Through the Language Glass: Why the World Looks Different in Other Languages"
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Show HN: Five-couples-meet problem, visual guide to solution(5couples.surge.sh)
1 points by jkleiser 4y ago|0 comments
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by jkleiser 5y ago
Great! Thanks a lot.
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by jkleiser 5y ago
When I go to https://markojs.com in Safari (14.1.2), the CPU load on my MacBook Air goes up above 100%. If I use the Brave browser, the CPU load is closer to 25%. Still too much.
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by jkleiser 6y ago
Interesting. I'm just wondering why the color green has not been discussed in more detail in this text.
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by jkleiser 6y ago
AppRun ( https://apprun.js.org ) is a very nice JavaScript library for building reliable, high-performance web applications, including SPAs.
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by jkleiser 7y ago
Great article! I have only done a few simple projects with React, except for one where we used Redux. For me, Redux is too much clutter. I can recommend a look at this article: https://medium.com/@yiyisun/redux-vs-the-r
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by jkleiser 8y ago
If you have a Mac and want to play with Oberon Workstation, you can find it in the Mac App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/oberon-workstation/id1057155...
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by jkleiser 9y ago
Impressive! However, no mention of Oberon or BlackBox; that's a serious omission. http://fruttenboel.verhoeven272.nl/Oberon/index.html , https://github.com/pdewacht/oberon-risc-emu , http:&#
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by jkleiser 10y ago
You may learn more about Curry here: http://www-ps.informatik.uni-kiel.de/currywiki/documentation...
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by jkleiser 10y ago
Thanks for the links!
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by jkleiser 11y ago
What a great surprise! I look forward to re-learn this system and language. I'm glad Oberon isn't dead. I just discovered this http://oberon.vishap.am and this https://github.com/BlackBoxCenter/bla
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by jkleiser 11y ago
Very cool! However, the "zydeco" sample wasn't typical zydeco at all. I guess it was Wayne Toups, and I'm sure he can do some real groovy zydeco, but this wasn't. ;-)
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by jkleiser 11y ago
I like it, but I would prefer a plain oscilloscope function, and being able to connect it to a Web Audio source of mine.
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by jkleiser 11y ago
Introducing Eventism or Eventsim?
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by jkleiser 11y ago
If you really want to do some serious concatenative programming, this is probably a useful site: http://www.factorcode.org
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by jkleiser 12y ago
If you have access to MS Windows, you can find the latest version here: http://www.oberon.ch/blackbox.html A very beautiful piece of software in my opinion (but not available for Mac OS X).
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by jkleiser 12y ago
If your machine is running some Unix OS, then PicoLisp is what I would recommend. -> http://picolisp.com/
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Announcing PilMCU, the Lisp Machine on a Chip(mail-archive.com)
162 points by jkleiser 12y ago|34 comments
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by jkleiser 12y ago
Very nice! I think it would be great if the clickable component names on the right could have some kind of tooltip that contained a brief description of the component. E.g.: For the react-messages it could be "React component for showi
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by jkleiser 13y ago
I would have expected to find React ( http://facebook.github.io/react/ ) among the frameworks.
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by jkleiser 13y ago
Unless you're stuck in Windows, I suggest you take a look at PicoLisp, a very rich and interesting development system. The Wiki is of course written in PicoLisp: http://picolisp.com/