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Comment #40479791
Fennel is a neat Lisp-flavored Lua language that I've been using for around 2 years now.
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Comment #34219293
The comparison with Perfetto in the video is pretty damn impressive. So nice to have another player in the profiler space. Iteration time is unfortunately (and inexplicably) underv…
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Comment #33974344
The idea here is adaptive traits becoming maladaptive over time as a situation changes. So you develop a coping mechanism that, temporarily, is better than not coping with the situ…
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Comment #32201428
It's really not. This isn't a difference of opinion that looks like "well some thing x is better at doing y than z" It's a fundamental disagreement on the purpose and practice of t…
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Comment #32146580
If you want to see Chuck talk about these kinds of things "1x Forth" [1] is a great talk from him on these kinds of things. [1] https://youtu.be/pSnNy7IpVMg
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Comment #32134529
> Many of the words in the ANS Forth standard consume more than one element from the data stack ANS generally frowned upon by Forthers, the idea of having a standard, cross-platfor…
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Comment #30719251
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Comment #29509166
It is most certainly inspired, in style, by JonesForth [1] which is a classic moment in the "Programming Pedagogy Hall of Fame." [1] https://github.com/nornagon/jonesforth/blob/mas…
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Comment #29483173
It would be more accurate to describe a metacompiler as a cross compiler to the machine an interpreted Forth is implemented on. I recommend Moving Forth [1] for the full explanatio…
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Comment #29339216
People may be interested in James' other stuff https://howerj.github.io/ https://howerj.github.io/libforth/libforth.htm Although Embed is the more mature project than libforth. I r…
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Comment #29262046
They have some great live coding demos [0] on their blog [1]. [0] https://blog.asrpo.com/jit_programming [1] https://blog.asrpo.com/