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by vito 16y ago
Maybe: x xx xx x Worst-case would be going from far left to far right, which would take 3 presses.
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by vito 16y ago
Something like this?: http://lispgamesdev.blogspot.com/2010/12/iosketch-progress-r...
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by vito 16y ago
Equally impressive: http://d.hatena.ne.jp/ku-ma-me/20090916 A Ruby -> Python -> Perl -> Lua -> OCaml -> Haskell -> C -> Java -> Brainfuck -> Whitespace -> Unlambda -> Ruby quine!
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by vito 16y ago
Those were all created today. It seems more likely that they're mocking him.
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by vito 16y ago
You seem to be right; all of the pastebins in the link below are from within the day.
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by vito 16y ago
Racket is highly underrated. I wish more people would use/talk about/evangelize it.
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by vito 16y ago
I've been toying with something similar in Atomo (running atop mongrel2): http://bitbucket.org/alex/web/src/2a90b9bd6322/example.atomo In its early stages it was continuation-based, but now it's just regular ol' closures. You can still us
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by vito 16y ago
Just pointing out: there was a breaking change from text 0.10.x -> 0.11; a few functions were renamed for consistency with the rest of the Haskell Platform, which it is now part of.
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by vito 16y ago
Not from what I've seen. There may be multiple apps for one task, but generally they don't directly copy one another.
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by vito 16y ago
Parcels seems to be a knock-off of the iOS Delivery Status app, which I use a lot: http://junecloud.com/software/iphone/delivery-status-touch.h... I've noticed this about the Market - there are a lot of blatant clones of better-executed
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by vito 16y ago
Pales in comparison to Scribble, Racket's documentation system. Filled with examples, all interlinked: http://docs.racket-lang.org/reference/define.html I modeled Anatomy, Atomo's documentation system on it: http://atomo-lang.org/docs/co
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by vito 16y ago
Yep! He's in #atomo, and I'm in #slate; there's a ton of back-and-forth.
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by vito 16y ago
Hackage has been down all day; I've uploaded a new version (0.2.1) just now which has the new condition/restart system, new REPL, and other goodies. Should be just a "cabal update; cabal install atomo" away! :)
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by vito 16y ago
Self and Io are both languages that have similar concepts but weren't direct inspiration; in Self's case, it was pure chance (I've never actually used Self), and in Io's case, Slate was a more direct influence. Io didn't have much mindshare
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by vito 16y ago
Yes; all of Atomo's kernel is defined using this Haskell DSL. For example, here's Atomo's ports system: http://darcsden.com/alex/atomo/browse/src/Atomo/Kernel/Ports... I've also written a few wrappers for Haskell libraries over at http:/
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by vito 16y ago
Right now, my priority with Atomo is consistency in the design and simplicity in the implementation. It's acting as an incubator for a ton of interesting language features at the moment (both for myself and for Slate), so I haven't made opt
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by vito 16y ago
Both of those uses of = above are actually pretty consistent, given how Atomo's scoping and dispatch system works. When you said "for 0, fib is 1," you could just as easily say "for the current scope object, x is Object clone." This is exac
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by vito 16y ago
This is one thing that I'm very glad Unity does - it removes those menubars and has a global menu like OS X. Saves so much screen space.
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by vito 16y ago
http://darcsden.com/ I fell in love with darcs (switched from git) and wanted a place to put my stuff, since github would no longer be of much use to me. So I made it. Right now I just add things as I need them, or think they'd be a good
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by vito 16y ago
I'm much the same way. Right now I'm taking an Elementary Japanese class in preparation for studying abroad, and it easily has the the highest amount of either insanely awkward or development-arrested students of any of my classes. I was a
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by vito 16y ago
Agreed. Being bound to GTK is no fun - I tried it on OS X and it was very sluggish and janky. Was very fun in Linux though.
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by vito 16y ago
Speaking of Lua and text editors, I've been keeping my eye on this for a while: http://code.google.com/p/textadept/
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by vito 16y ago
http://dynadot.com/ No fuss, no tricks, non-crappy administration area. They even provide their own name servers for free. I've been using them for years and have no complaints.
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by vito 16y ago
Super late (a misjudged apache-bench got me banned for a day or something), but: http://darcsden.com/alex/aliter It's a reverse engineering of a popular MMORPG called Ragnarok Online (or RO). Last time I was working on it, you could log i
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by vito 16y ago
I've been using this for a few months now; it's by far my favorite programming font. Every little detail is so finely crafted and well-proportioned. For example, with Monaco it always bothered me that / and \ were slightly taller, or that &
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by vito 16y ago
Neat! They're pretty fun to make; I write them a lot to test a language's flexibility.
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by vito 16y ago
Ah, ok - I misinterpreted the article. Actually, the article seems to be wrong? It seems to imply that this shouldn't work: Io> x := Object clone do( forward := 0; a := 1 ) ==> Object_0x1003a2e90: a =
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by vito 16y ago
Sort of tooting my own horn here, but here's an HTML builder in the language I'm working on: http://gist.github.com/513228 (Example usage and output at the bottom.) I write these a lot to test a language's flexibility. Seems like Io's "fo
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by vito 16y ago
Already being discussed here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1599584
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by vito 16y ago
Wow, that's a whole lot of pretty major changes just for this beta. It's great that the Add-Ons manager is in a tab now rather than a window. Hopefully the Downloads window gets the same treatment. Also: The "tabs on top" on OS X could use

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