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Yet Another New Email(ph1lter.bitbucket.io)
2 points by marksmillibend 6y ago|1 comments
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by marksmillibend 6y ago
Yet Another New eMail Self-hosted, end-to-end encrypted and sender-verified email replacement with android phone app. Request for interest. Code to follow.
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by marksmillibend 6y ago
Bare Metal x86 FORTH Simple FORTH system bootable from USB stick on x86 PC (or QEMU). Implemented from scratch and explained (with complete assembler code using nasm).
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Bare Metal x86 Forth(ph1lter.bitbucket.io)
4 points by marksmillibend 6y ago|1 comments
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BBC Radio, Lovecraft, the Shadow over Innsmouth(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by marksmillibend 6y ago|1 comments
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by marksmillibend 6y ago
BBC Radio, Lovecraft, The Shadow Over Innsmouth BBC have just released the 3rd season of their Lovecraftian radio play series. The link points back to the very first episode of season 1. The Case of Charles Dexter Ward [S01] The Whisperer i
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I Could Have Written It Myself, Faster(ph1lter.bitbucket.io)
1 points by marksmillibend 6y ago|1 comments
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by marksmillibend 6y ago
I Could Have Written It Myself, Faster Comparing the same programming task, first written using an external package and once again from scratch.
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Easy Compiler Regression Testing(ph1lter.bitbucket.io)
2 points by marksmillibend 6y ago|1 comments
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by marksmillibend 6y ago
Easy Compiler Regression Testing Minimalist, useful, regression testing program, for my sugar compiler dev project, explained.
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Sugar – a typed lispy language targeting webasm/wat (part 2)(ph1lter.bitbucket.io)
2 points by marksmillibend 6y ago|1 comments
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by marksmillibend 6y ago
Sugar - a typed lispy language targeting webasm/wat. Part of 2 of the continuing saga of writing a small compiler targeting wat/wasm. I talk thru the implementation of some of the missing features from part 1, which have now been
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Sugar – a typed lispy language targeting webasm/wat (part 2)(ph1lter.bitbucket.io)
1 points by marksmillibend 6y ago|1 comments
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by marksmillibend 6y ago
Sugar - a typed lispy language targeting webasm/wat. Part of 2 of the continuing saga of writing a small compiler targeting wat/wasm. I talk thru the implementation of some of the missing features from part 1, which have now been
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by marksmillibend 6y ago
Oh please do _not_ do that :) Sugar is just a toy. Don't learn it. Maybe you can learn something about common lisp from reading the sugar compiler source code. I agree with TurboHaskal. I too, learned Scheme first and liked it cos it w
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by marksmillibend 6y ago
Thank you for your encouraging words. I am currently working on some of the "future directions" ideas and will post again soon about that.
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by marksmillibend 6y ago
TIL that TIL means "Today I Learned". Thanks for reading the post :) Update 2020-12-07: There was a bug in the macro expansion logic. I've backported the fix to the linked source and explained the bug in the 'mistakes&#x
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Sugar – a typed lispy language targeting webasm/wat(ph1lter.bitbucket.io)
84 points by marksmillibend 6y ago|27 comments
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by marksmillibend 6y ago
Sugar - a typed lispy language targeting webasm/wat. Compiler is incomplete but I have written some reasonably complex programs. Interesting to read for the, very short, compiler.
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by marksmillibend 6y ago
Thanks for the fix. I intended monospace, but I thought it was spelled mono. Fixed now. I've updated all posts now like this: pre.code { font-family: monospace; }
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WebAsm: Forth with Lisp Syntax(ph1lter.bitbucket.io)
41 points by marksmillibend 6y ago|8 comments
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by marksmillibend 6y ago
WebAsm: Forth with Lisp Syntax. Overview of WebAsm text format, with example. (note: The code is tested and works, however, live example not loading since bitbucket won't send the correct content-type application/wasm for .wasm fi
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by marksmillibend 6y ago
A small snippet to add to your nojs sites. https://ghostbin.com/paste/kupyj Shows a banner "You Don't Need JavaScript to Run This Site (turn it off here)" It's a response to all the "You Need J
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by marksmillibend 6y ago
A small snippet to add to your nojs sites. https://ghostbin.com/paste/kupyj Shows a banner "You Don't Need JavaScript to Run This Site (turn it off here)" It's a response to all the "You Need
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Generate Android Preferences/Settings Menu(ph1lter.bitbucket.io)
2 points by marksmillibend 6y ago|1 comments
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by marksmillibend 6y ago
Generate the java and xml files for a simple preferences menu dialog for your android app.
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Creating a Zip File from Scratch(ph1lter.bitbucket.io)
3 points by marksmillibend 6y ago|3 comments
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by marksmillibend 6y ago
Creating a ZIP file From Scratch using C.
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You Don't Need JavaScript to Run This Site(ghostbin.com)
3 points by marksmillibend 6y ago|1 comments
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by marksmillibend 6y ago
Helpfully notify visitors that their browser is unnecessarily Turing Complete.

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