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by xkriva11 1y ago
ColorForth environment uses only 27 keys. See https://www.greenarraychips.com/home/documents/greg/cf-edito...
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by xkriva11 1y ago
This Byte volume can be found here: https://archive.org/details/byte-magazine-1981-08/mode/2up
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The 44 Year Old Computer Magazine That Changed Everything [video](youtube.com)
20 points by xkriva11 1y ago|14 comments
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Pharo 13(pharo.org)
17 points by xkriva11 1y ago|0 comments
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by xkriva11 1y ago
A demonstration of on-the-fly modification of GUI internals in Smalltalk-78: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEz08IlcNMg
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by xkriva11 1y ago
A faster booting version (without Lively Kernel IDE): https://codefrau.github.io/Smalltalk78/
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by xkriva11 1y ago
There is Ultibo based bare metal Oberon version too: https://github.com/MGreim/ultiboberon
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by xkriva11 2y ago
To downvote, you need a minimal amount of karma (something like 500 points)
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by xkriva11 2y ago
I think it's a variant of the Anthropic principle. This project has been around for many years, and if it hadn't been based on Smalltalk at the time, it might not have come into existence. It's a natural extension of how Smal
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by xkriva11 2y ago
It is only an implementation detail. It is a matter of change of a few methods only to store sources directly in methods. I tried that once.
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by xkriva11 2y ago
...and start another debugger on any expression(s) you like. This is a super-useful feature. https://files.pharo.org/web-images/carousel/fusion.gif
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by xkriva11 2y ago
Crazy. This clearly demonstrates their focus on output, even at the expense of cost-effectiveness. Was TREE-META directly linked to META-II?
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by xkriva11 2y ago
How did Engelbart render black text on a white background during his 1968 Demo, considering that the display technology at the time was based on vector CRTs, which typically produced glowing light rather than dark areas?
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by xkriva11 2y ago
I made the conversion of the Squeak verison to Pharo many years ago and I just tried to make it work in the latest version (which was not straightforward becasue Pharo deprecated and removed some Morphic parts it used). So, mostly the curio
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by xkriva11 2y ago
Coincidentally, some weeks ago, I made it somewhat loadable to Pharo 13. But its practical value is, of course, questionable.
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by xkriva11 2y ago
Never? There is a web browser named Scamper.
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by xkriva11 2y ago
It is downloadable on WinWorld.
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by xkriva11 2y ago
http://wasm.interlisp.org/medley.html
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It Was the Programming Language of the Future – So Why Is Nobody Using It? [video](youtube.com)
5 points by xkriva11 2y ago|1 comments
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by xkriva11 2y ago
Do you know Hussites? [1] The Hussite Wars (1419–1434) predate printing press and Luther told: "We are all Hussites without knowing it." [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hussites
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by xkriva11 2y ago
What about the WASM running sherpa-onnx? No intallation required and can be served locally as well. https://k2-fsa-web-assembly-tts-sherpa-onnx-en.static.hf.spa...
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by xkriva11 2y ago
In Pharo, the method needs to be syntactically valid to be saved.
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Evaluation of SUnit(all-objects-all-the-time.st)
1 points by xkriva11 2y ago|0 comments
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by xkriva11 2y ago
Unusability preservation law: Whenever a technology gets into a state where it becomes usable, when it starts to suit you, you get into it and you are satisfied with it, something always happens that either completely impairs it or makes wo
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Smalltalk: Conceptual Integrity in Action(medium.com)
2 points by xkriva11 2y ago|0 comments
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by xkriva11 2y ago
The very first version of Smalltalk was written in BASIC on Data General Nova. Then, in 1983, there was a version of Lisp for ZX Spectrum (which had 48k of RAM and no floppy). There was also Rosetta Smalltalk: > ROSETTA SMALLTALK now run
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by xkriva11 2y ago
MIT CADR [1] is available today too and is much closer to Genera than Interlisp-D. [1] https://tumbleweed.nu/lm-3
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by xkriva11 2y ago
It was, even in the ancient original Smalltalk-80. https://youtu.be/cpjOd5ge2MA?si=T15xO3ZMshetfQIU&t=265
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Next-gen Kaldi and WebAssembly with sherpa-ONNX for Text-to-speech(k2-fsa-web-assembly-tts-sherpa-onnx-en.static.hf.space)
1 points by xkriva11 2y ago|0 comments
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by xkriva11 2y ago
tvterm: A Turbo Vision based terminal emulator: https://github.com/magiblot/tvterm

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