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by marttt 9y ago
"Structural Regular Expressions" by Rob Pike: http://doc.cat-v.org/bell_labs/structural_regexps/se.pdf This is the foundation of the text editor 'sam', see here: http://sam.cat-v.org
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Exposing personal projects and content via Gopher in 2017(atua.forthworks.com)
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8th – A secure, cross-platform, concatenative programming language(8th-dev.com)
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by marttt 9y ago
See also: Microviche plugin for vim: https://github.com/q335r49/microviche It allows one to "pan and zoom through text", there's also a screencast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YNiPUT
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by marttt 9y ago
For DIY toys, check out Arvind Gupta's toys from trash: http://www.arvindguptatoys.com/toys.html A compelling way to introduce children to laws of nature. You can see him sharing his philosophy here: https:/&#x2F
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by marttt 10y ago
I loosely followed Ori Hofmekler's Warrior Diet (20-hour fast with coffee/tea, lots of water and occasional fruits + 4-hour eating window in the afternoon) for about a year. I noticed a considerable boost on my ability to focus on
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Vip – Vi-Style Editor in PicoLisp(picolisp.com)
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I also took a screenshot: https://s28.postimg.org/vujqgeiq5/ma_screen.jpg It's written by Felix Winkelmann, author of Chicken Scheme. From the readme: "MA is a minimalistic clone of the acme[1] editor used in
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MA – a single-window clone of Plan9's Acme editor in Tcl/TK(call-with-current-continuation.org)
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It was sluggish for me as well. Seems to be working now, though. Alternative link: https://web.archive.org/web/20161026214120/http://www.deanwe...
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The New World of Writing: Pulp Speed(deanwesleysmith.com)
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Lincos: Dutch mathematician's language for ET life forms (1960)(monoskop.org)
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Typesetting Markup Language (TML) – A Superset of Groff (2016)(lists.gnu.org)
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Huiboard: Five/ten key chorded typing system (Common Lisp, Arduino)(huiboard.com)
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Coding for Pre-Schoolers: A ‘Turtle Logo’ in Forth(mathscitech.org)
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If you're into retro-computing and unix, there's also http://www.sdf.org and http://tilde.club (but, as I understand, their membeship waiting list is endless at this point).
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There's also a nice API solution for Pandoc -> html/epub/etc conversion: http://www.docverter.com
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> Maybe deleting the native apps and using the webapps will raise the barrier to entry high enough that I'll only use them when there's actually something I want to do on them. +1. I have found that switching to the Dillo web b
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by marttt 10y ago
There's also Chris Davis' Idle Theory: https://web.archive.org/web/20160513191724/http://www.idlex.... As Ran Prieur, owner of another similar rabbit hole, once put it: "The idea is that t
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Cosy: Document Your Life in Forth APL(cosy.com)
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His book "How to Make a Complete Map of Every Thought You Think" has been on HN several times, eg: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8078819 An update to that technique is described here, I think: https:/
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Lion Kimbro on revisiting computerized notekeeping (2009)(web.archive.org)
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by marttt 11y ago
There's also Picolisp: a tiny Lisp with HTML/webbrowser-based GUI and integrated database (using Pilog, its own Prolog-inspired querying language). Latest source is 943 KB. Its homepage was updated, I believe, last week: http:&#x