tehologist

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by tehologist 3y ago
I am so happy to see Charles is still releasing new versions. Has a lot of interesting designs on functional programming using the stack. You can see the inspirations from joy and the portable virtual machine is well designed and easy to un
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by tehologist 3y ago
Copyrighting code never made sense to me. We already have patents for intellectual property. If two people use the same RFC or Whitepaper for an algorithm in the same language, they will probably name the variables similarly and their code
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by tehologist 4y ago
I avoid GPL projects because I am a software developer and the idea of the project dictating how I can release my own source is a big FU to me. If I can find software that is licensed with a non restrictive license I will always support it
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by tehologist 4y ago
From my understanding GPL originated because Stallman was upset about a version of Emacs he was working on at school (MIT Licensed). The person he was working on it with took the source code and started a commercial company, but had no inte
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by tehologist 4y ago
Found the video you referenced. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QP2fDBIxjM&list=PLpM-Dvs8t0... I met the creator Charles Moore a few times. When I lived in the bay area and used to go to the svfig (silicon valley forth
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by tehologist 4y ago
I didn't really understand forth till I tried implementing eforth in c. https://github.com/tehologist/forthkit Managed to write a compiler/interpreter that could understand enough forth to implement the entir
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by tehologist 9y ago
https://github.com/tehologist/forthkit I did exactly this, was curious if I could write an outer and inner interpreter in pure c in under 500 lines with only 5 c functions. I then used that to boot strap an image that