entaloneralie

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Comment · 28 days ago

Something out of Huxley's Island!

Comment · 1 month ago

This book changed our lives.

(co-author of 100r.ca)

Comment · 1 month ago

Donsol is a bit closer to Gamot and Card Crawl than Scoundrel which uses 44 cards, no red face cards, aces and no jokers, but same style yeah.

Comment · 1 month ago

That's enough koolaid for you now stephen.

Comment · 2 months ago

This seems to all be building up to zero accountability scenarios, we didn't declare war, AI did, we didn't crash the stock market, AI did.

Comment · 2 months ago

This is currently a topic I'm researching for a presentation, while looking into this, I came across Tobias Ruck's recent video explaining why we should write software in Latin.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGZpaqMha0o

Comment · 4 months ago

It does :) It's CP/M commands(era, ren, etc..) except they work in postfix instead of infix.

Comment · 6 months ago

There's a subleq host that runs eforth on uxn!

https://git.sr.ht/~rabbits/subleq-forth

Comment · 6 months ago

I'm too scared to leave the comfy world of commutative monoids.

Comment · 7 months ago

For trailing zeros yeah, or if you care for stack overflow/underflow. Here's a few primitives if you wanna try it out:

https://paste.sr.ht/~rabbits/cd2369cc7c72bfad0fcd83e27682095...

Comment · 7 months ago

I never claimed it was novel, chill.

Comment · 7 months ago

This is amazing! I love seeing FRACTRAN-shaped things on the homepage :) This reminds me of how 1-bit stacks are encoded in binary:

A stack of zeros and ones can be encoded in a single number by keeping with bit-shifting and incrementing.

    Pushing a 0 onto the stack is equivalent to doubling the number.
    Pushing a 1 is equivalent to doubling and adding 1.
    Popping is equivalent to dividing by 2, where the remainder is the number.

I use something not too far off for my daily a programming based on a similar idea:

Rejoice is a concatenative programming language in which data is encoded as multisets that compose by multiplication. Think Fractran, without the rule-searching, or Forth without a stack.

https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/rejoice

Comment · 8 months ago

Oh damn, I very much misread your message as "I'm 19 and using my own-"

Yeah, okay you have 10 years of dogfooding ahead of me X)

Sorry. Still, goals.

Comment · 8 months ago

hell yeah that's awesome, I wish I had that insight when I was your age so I didn't waste my time editor hoping for 5 years.