(wryl)Colors and shapes that defy dreams, sat at the edge of perception. Like ghosts they appear, like ghosts they fade.
Shimmer on.
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A captive simplex.
@neauoire @[email protected] Very excited for this.
Devine Lu LinvegaSo, @abnercoimbre kindly asked me to come talk with Handmade Seattle again this year.
In response to the recent mass layoffs and crumbling tech landscape, Abner suggested that I come present some thoughts I might have on different ways to adapt and live.
See you there 🌻 Nov 20-22nd, 2024
A concatenative programming capable of running Factor's implementation of the Y combinator, hosted on the 300 lines implementation of Modal, by @typeswitch and @capital:
https://concatenative.org/wiki/view/Modal/Embedded%20Concatenative%20Language
https://concatenative.org/wiki/view/Modal/Embedded%20Concatenative%20Language
Started documenting the various parts of the rewrite computer, with example that show how mouse events are handled, and how pixels are drawn on the screen.
https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/thuesday
https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/thuesday
...and and and and and and...
String Rewrite Systems are abstract machines that can only replace parts of a string with another. A rule is made of two statements, where "left" is replaced with "right":
<> left right
The system will attempt to do rewrites until no matches in the input string can be found and the program will terminate.
But most importantly, it's super fun to use to draw graphics.
gustavTurns out Sid Meier wrote many of his early games in his own programming language, a #forth variant he called Sidtran :p
Among other things it made porting to the many architectures of the day easier.
From a good interview over at: https://www.idlethumbs.net/designernotes/episodes/sid-meier-part-1
A brand new instance dedicated entirely to catlangs!
https://catlang.social
https://catlang.social
