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by uticus 1y ago
came across this concept at https://concatenative.org/wiki/view/Concatenative%20language
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by uticus 1y ago
https://gigamonkeys.com/book/macros-standard-control-constru... https://www.lispworks.com/documentation/HyperSpec/Body/f_eva...
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by uticus 1y ago
Follow the customers. Hopefully you have thought about customer desires etc before production - that provides a starting point.
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F-35 And F-117 Spotted Flying With Mysterious Mirror-Like Skin (2022)(twz.com)
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Online Historical Encyclopaedia of Programming Languages(hopl.info)
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TIO is a family of online interpreters(tio.run)
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Concatenative Language(concatenative.org)
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Manufacturers: Casio(calculator.org)
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Cray Customer Service – Memories (2021)(cray-history.net)
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RISC-V assembly board game(punkx.org)
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by uticus 1y ago
same as https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44127956 , also on HN front page
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by uticus 1y ago
> ...they have more profiling information to be able to work from... more type information... more likely to be monomorphized, and the compiler is more able to inline specialized variants of them into different chunks of the code. this i
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by uticus 1y ago
> But most of the speedup right now is still coming from rewriting C into Ruby. Quick glance, this statement seems backwards - shouldn't C always be faster? or maybe i'm misunderstanding how the JIT truly works
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by uticus 1y ago
> ...it was a perfectly acceptable 64-wide vector AND. sounds like "don't try to out-optimize the compiler."
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by uticus 1y ago
> i'd really love it if ruby adopted a C# similar approach to typing interesting that you've called out C# as the specific example of a way to approach typing. c# did nothing new with their typing system, instead copied from ja
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by uticus 1y ago
nope, still recovering: https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/main/release-notes/10.0/...
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by uticus 1y ago
> It becomes more verbose with this type annotation everywhere making it look like nightmare. this is part of the appeal of the "header file approach" a la RBS, as mentioned in the article https://blog.jez.io/hi
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by uticus 1y ago
structural typing is a good step - but afaik there's no way to distinguish between different types that have the same structure but different context - a "truth.right" will be different from a "direction.right", but
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by uticus 1y ago
it's amazing to me that the industry hasn't found a better way to support bits of code interacting with other bits of code properly, than adding an attribute to a bit of code calling it a "type" ...saying this as someone
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by uticus 1y ago
Was also wondering about the "creationism" phrase here, popped out to me like it was in bold, given the context
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by uticus 1y ago
Agreed, a better option would be SSH / Telnet server in addition to a web page, perhaps with auth instructions given on the web page to keep the majority of bots out.
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by uticus 1y ago
btw love the about page > Do you want to work with a company servicing 6,000 Clients across 8 Different Countries, with turnover of more than 125 Million USD?...Are you looking for a Proven Track Record delivered by an Award-Winning Mult
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by uticus 1y ago
> ...the gears have a layer of phase baffles (I don’t know the technical term). These physically block the gears from connecting until they’re perfectly synced up... perhaps the correct term is "key" [0]? only thing i could fin
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Ask HN: Resources for LeetCode Grinding?
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by uticus 1y ago
cool, that provides some background on the ArchLinux decision Apr 17 https://archlinux.org/news/valkey-to-replace-redis-in-the-ex...
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by uticus 1y ago
...and finally found previous HN discussion, knew it had to be out there somewhere: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39772562
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by uticus 1y ago
Also ref https://redis.io/blog/redis-adopts-dual-source-available-lic... https://archlinux.org/news/valkey-to-replace-redis-in-the-ex...
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Redis change license from BSD-3 to dual RSALv2+SSPLv1 (2024)(github.com)
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by uticus 1y ago
> At the end of them you can still ask "how does the computer really work?" and not have a good answer. They tend to pass over topics that are difficult even though they are important. I will take you through the difficult issu
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Making Smalltalk on a Raspberry Pi (2020)(hackaday.com)
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