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Tevo
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About Tevo
meet.hn/city/-23.0908356,-47.2180677/Indaiatuba
Socials: - git.sr.ht/~tevo - github.com/Tevo45 - riajuu.net - mastodon:mastodon.bsd.cafe/@tevo
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Comment #45609696
Didn't one of the Elbrus CPUs have an x86 translation layer in hardware? Trying to get that to execute code at reasonable speeds, Transmeta style, to use as a replacement to wester…
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Comment #44280087
Seems to be this[1] guy, which you can find out by skulking around an older snapshot of his website from the Wayback Machine, where he displayed his real name within the footer on …
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Comment #40339622
9front, seemingly Plan 9's de-facto successor, is almost surely quirky, often whimsical, at times nostalgic. It might even be functional, depending on how you define that[1]. Is ac…
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Comment #40339530
Not entirely on topic, but it is such a pleasant touch to see the titles for the properties displayed before the shell all lining up just by word choice alone. I've seen people who…
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Comment #40243939
>recursion I think one of the reasons recursion is often emphasized in relation to Lisp is because one of Lisp's core data structures, the linked list, can be defined inductively, …
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"If a revolution destroys a systematic government, but the systematic patterns of thought that produced that government are left intact, then those patterns will repeat themselves …
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Comment #36926251
> Alice's PDP-10 is also a classic Reminds me, some fortunes on LAMBDA.TXT[1] seem to hint at the existence of an "Alice's LispM", seemingly a parody on the PDP-10 version, but a q…