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Run Clips in a C++ AWS Lambda
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3y ago
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ryjo
3y ago
https://ryjo.codes I've had various blogs over the years, intermittently contributing to them when the mood strikes. This one is no different :)
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Write a Ruby C Extension to Use Clips from Ruby: Part 2
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3y ago
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3y ago
This is the second part in a series for writing Ruby extensions in C. This article focuses on converting Ruby VALUEs into CLIPSValues so that you can assert values from a Ruby program into a CLIPS Rules Engine.
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A Shell Script Calling ChatGPT That Uses ChatGPT to Describe Its Usage
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Write a Ruby C Extension to Use Clips from Ruby: Part 1
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3y ago
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ryjo
4y ago
Thanks for the info. This all sounds pretty reasonable.
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4y ago
Incredible. The usual response to "should I host my own email" is "don't do it; you'll get hacked." Three questions: 1. Have you heard of this complaint? 2. Do you use a home ISP connection, or a commercial ISP
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Conway's Game of Life Written in Clips
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A* Algorithm Written in Clips
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A Simple TCP Server Written in Go and CLIPS
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4y ago
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4y ago
I just finished writing this article describing how to write a multi-user environment in CLIPS and Go. This article describes how one might write an arbitrary web application that users can connect to and use over TCP/IP. I hope that i
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Stop writing in-app caches and start writing inherently cached apps with CLIPS
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4y ago
Thank you :) glad you found it helpful
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4y ago
Thanks! Really good feedback. I'll be adding on to this overtime, and this would be a great addition. Games are the easiest analogy because they describe their features as "rules," but I've seen Rules Engines/Expert
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Show HN: Tour of CLIPS
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4y ago
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4y ago
Love the other "this is how I learned <language>, too" comments. I'll add mine into the mix :) note this was implemented in 2014: https://github.com/mrryanjohnston/golang-experiments/tree/
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Quantum Summer
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5y ago
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7y ago
I wanted to try this out, but it looks like it's no longer working. How do you know when others are talking if you don't have client side scripts to load data from the server?
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Creating CI/CD Pipelines
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7y ago
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7y ago
I can tell from the video that the interface is quite easy to navigate if you're a vim user. Very impressive work!
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8y ago
Lubuntu. I like the balance it strikes between light-weightness and completeness.
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Hosting Your Own Git Server: Part 1
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8y ago
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Turning Your Application into an Installable Package
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ryjo
8y ago
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