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alexshendi

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    Comment #47451917

    As you seem to be the author: will this run on a voyage 200? Also: very impressive.

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    Comment #46581747

    But I want to! :)

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    Comment #45980303

    Honestly, I don't understand this. AFAIK colorForth was a standalone system for Pentium class machines. How do Windows updates come into this?

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    Comment #45800605

    Oil cooling. Besides this is a peak power value, so thermal constraints don't matter. Continous power is given around 350-400 kW. (Sources: https://yasa.com/news/yasa-smashes-own-u…

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    Ask HN: DOS Based "Multitaskers"

    Dear Auntie HN, I recently tried QuarterDeck DesqView for multitasking (16 bit real mode) applications. It installed allright, but I couldn't get it to multitask PC-Scheme (More pr…

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    Comment #45627530

    My favourite is Texas Instruments PC-Scheme. Complete with Emacs-like editor. You could compile and evaluate regions in the editor. It is amazing what you can do in 2MB or even 640…

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    Comment #45419431

    This motivates me to try this on my Ministrel 4th (21th century Jupiter Ace clone).

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    Comment #44956901

    Scheme Compilers: * Gambit-C 3.0 for MS-DOS ( https://gambitscheme.org/3.0/gc30-dj.zip ) * MIT-Scheme 7.3 for DOS: ( https://groups.csail.mit.edu/mac/ftpdir/scheme-7.3/pc/ ) Both n…

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    Comment #44808390

    Common Object File Format (COFF)?

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    Comment #44808374

    I think once you get rid of dynamic libraries and GUIs your software rot will be greatly reduced.

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    Comment #44802229

    [flagged]

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    Comment #44744312

    Does it come with dtksh? (dtksh or dtmksh, not sure)

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    Comment #44646016

    There's also s4iof (R4RS), s5iof (R5RS) and skint (R7RS, but hey 5 .c files), all from the same people. I might interject that R4RS might seem preferable for the minimalist cadre.

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    Comment #42577860

    I couldn't do it. I suppose I'm a Russian CyberBot! дружба!

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    Comment #42147493

    Great paper. Don't know how I managed to miss it.

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    Comment #41757504

    I think we need a 1337 cent coin!

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    Comment #40825834

    I once joined a Clojure group for reading SICM. But then the discussion turned out to be more about porting the stuff to Clojure than physics.

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    Comment #40751568

    This is one of a slew of articles containing the following claims: * magnet material was created used a new "AI platform" * development process is 200x faster * (raw ?) material co…

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    Comment #40403292

    Wait until the hype is over?

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    Comment #40201152

    Maybe you'd be interested in this: https://github.com/timonoko/Nokolisp_On_Nokia_phone But I can't figure out how to install it, while I know how to build nokolisp with MASM. Thus …

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    Comment #40200021

    More details on: http://win98.altervista.org/9110/dos9k/aboutdos.html

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    Comment #40198282

    You probably only need access to DOS on your Communicator. To achieve this you need to create a file B:\NOKIA\INSTALL.BAT and reboot the communicator. From this batch file you can …

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    Comment #39758012

    But still impressive. I will see, if I can massage Justine Tunney's sectorlisp into something resembling a (subset of) LOGO, probably w/o turtle graphics. Deliverable will probably…