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jkleiser

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    Comment #38346611

    I had a "rocket" crystal radio like this in the 60s: http://www.esnarf.com/7395k.htm

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    Comment #38145195

    I can recommend this book by Guy Deutscher: "Through the Language Glass: Why the World Looks Different in Other Languages"

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    Show HN: Five-couples-meet problem, visual guide to solution

    I found this problem in Scientific American in the 70's, and it's been one of my favourites since then. It is possible to solve it without even using pen and paper (I believe I did…

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    Comment #30783714

    Great! Thanks a lot.

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    Comment #29390432

    When I go to https://markojs.com in Safari (14.1.2), the CPU load on my MacBook Air goes up above 100%. If I use the Brave browser, the CPU load is closer to 25%. Still too much.

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    Comment #25832488

    Interesting. I'm just wondering why the color green has not been discussed in more detail in this text.

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    Comment #25802347

    AppRun ( https://apprun.js.org ) is a very nice JavaScript library for building reliable, high-performance web applications, including SPAs.

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    Comment #22292608

    Great article! I have only done a few simple projects with React, except for one where we used Redux. For me, Redux is too much clutter. I can recommend a look at this article: htt…

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    Comment #18174100

    If you have a Mac and want to play with Oberon Workstation, you can find it in the Mac App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/oberon-workstation/id1057155...

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    Comment #16627592

    Impressive! However, no mention of Oberon or BlackBox; that's a serious omission. http://fruttenboel.verhoeven272.nl/Oberon/index.html , https://github.com/pdewacht/oberon-risc-emu…

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    Comment #11936185

    You may learn more about Curry here: http://www-ps.informatik.uni-kiel.de/currywiki/documentation...

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    Comment #11630366

    Thanks for the links!

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    Comment #10882685

    What a great surprise! I look forward to re-learn this system and language. I'm glad Oberon isn't dead. I just discovered this http://oberon.vishap.am and this https://github.com/B…

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    Comment #10271737

    Very cool! However, the "zydeco" sample wasn't typical zydeco at all. I guess it was Wayne Toups, and I'm sure he can do some real groovy zydeco, but this wasn't. ;-)

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    Comment #10169655

    I like it, but I would prefer a plain oscilloscope function, and being able to connect it to a Web Audio source of mine.

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    Comment #10164982

    Introducing Eventism or Eventsim?

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    Comment #9564698

    If you really want to do some serious concatenative programming, this is probably a useful site: http://www.factorcode.org

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    Comment #8481098

    If you have access to MS Windows, you can find the latest version here: http://www.oberon.ch/blackbox.html A very beautiful piece of software in my opinion (but not available for M…

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    Comment #8366253

    If your machine is running some Unix OS, then PicoLisp is what I would recommend. -> http://picolisp.com/

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    Comment #8267208

    Very nice! I think it would be great if the clickable component names on the right could have some kind of tooltip that contained a brief description of the component. E.g.: For th…

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    Comment #7075269

    I would have expected to find React ( http://facebook.github.io/react/ ) among the frameworks.

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    Comment #5649584

    Unless you're stuck in Windows, I suggest you take a look at PicoLisp, a very rich and interesting development system. The Wiki is of course written in PicoLisp: http://picolisp.co…