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by veqq 1y ago
Coding on paper in general is really helpful. P.s. Wow, I was literally just posting this!
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by veqq 1y ago
> The more specific, the more brittle. The more general, the more stable. Concerns evolve/decay at different speeds, so do not couple across shearing layers. Notice how grammar/phonology (structure) changes slowly while vocabul
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by veqq 1y ago
What hash do you use?
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Janetdocs – Example Website with WASM Playground for Janet Lisp(janetdocs.org)
4 points by veqq 1y ago|0 comments
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by veqq 1y ago
> alternative methods ... DSLs This strongly agrees with you: https://alexalejandre.com/languages/end-of-programming-langs...
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by veqq 1y ago
https://janetdocs.org/ does (server side) syntax highlighting through hiccup-lexer which converts janet-peg's tokens to hiccup: https://github.com/sogaiu/janet-peg The LSP used on vscode works wit
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by veqq 1y ago
> degrading the core > experimental These ideas have been tried and tested for 60 years now and result in less spaghetti.
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by veqq 1y ago
What's the benefit of being implemented as lisp-2 but acting like lisp-1 with [ ]? Why not just be a lisp-1? > TXR is an original notation for matching entire text documents or streams, inspired by the unification that underlies log
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by veqq 1y ago
Gold miners like THXPF, MNSAF, KGC are fantastically priced, particularly with high inflation for the next few years. As a cyclical play, one would exit in 3-7 years (when everyone starts talking about it). Chinese stocks e.g. through KWEB
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by veqq 1y ago
J and BQN (APL has off-ramps...) https://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/Essays/Tacit_Expressions https://mlochbaum.github.io/BQN/doc/tacit.html and https://mlochbaum.github.io/B
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by veqq 1y ago
Combinatory programing offers functional control flow. (Here is a straight forward explanation: https://blog.zdsmith.com/series/combinatory-programming.html ) I was inspired to write `better-cond` in Janet: (defn
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by veqq 1y ago
Oh, scratch that. I misremembered.
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by veqq 1y ago
https://lobste.rs/ has a tag system. I asked some months ago why HN doesn't. The answer was that it adds complexity and is hard to remove if not worth it. They want to protect HN's minimalism.
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by veqq 1y ago
But lisp programs are compilers. That's the whole point of lisp and macros. Your functions can happily emit assembly direction.
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by veqq 1y ago
https://eyg.run/ is heavily inspired by eve!
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by veqq 1y ago
I have an optane drive with the kernel on it, instant boot!
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by veqq 1y ago
Of course. You can do it in a single pass/just parse the token stream. There are various implementations like: https://zserge.com/jsmn/
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GDP Hides Industrial Decline(palladiummag.com)
33 points by veqq 1y ago|2 comments
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by veqq 1y ago
Why not Fennel?
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by veqq 1y ago
I'd like to boost this: https://blog.zdsmith.com/series/combinatory-programming.html
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by veqq 1y ago
With a few hours of applied learning, distinctions between these will collapse. If you work on typing, your reading will naturally improve (because you're identifying letters to input). With stronger reading, you won't see differe
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by veqq 1y ago
You still misunderstand. This is only relevant because the author doesn't understand the system and instead of engaging with it, is making counter-productive crutches which prevent actual learning. I'm flagging your comment for cl
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by veqq 1y ago
In English you have to actually press shift to change q to Q. In Persian, this is all done for you. Simply press a letter key and the correct form will appear (automatically changing form based on letters later.) Describing that as "ch
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by veqq 1y ago
> interpreter based Not at all. Co-dfns came out ~5 years ago. Here's a discussion including the author: https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammingLanguages/comments/k258e... Here's an article about ma
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by veqq 1y ago
Both are used in Iran. Though a common folk etymology, Parsi didn't change under Arabic influence. Words like abzar and afzar exist in similar variation, guwspand gufsand, ispand, isfand, Espahan, Esfahan. Even modern loans from Russia
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by veqq 1y ago
Author, you're not properly engaging with the language. Instead of learning to type (and simply adding vowel marks), you complain about letters having different forms akin to someone saying q and Q are different and then write a post a
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by veqq 1y ago
APL is better, obviously. There are even dozens of textbooks for teaching math with its notation.
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by veqq 1y ago
The costs of nuclear are 80% in managing regulatory burdens, where laws require recertifying a design for every unit constructed and spurious lawsuits postpone beginning construction for a decade etc.
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by veqq 1y ago
What's the name of the book?
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by veqq 1y ago
Compare teacher salaries to the overall population's. They're paid very well.

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