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Still working on CLIPS-related libraries. My most recent one is CLIPSmqueue[1]. I'm employed full-time, so progress is slow as CLIPS stuff comes second to that. However, I've got a…

Hey, HN. This is a small C library that enables usage of POSIX message queues (mqueue) in CLIPS. This enables IPC between multiple CLIPS processes using kernel-managed message queu…

Hey, HN! CLIPSQLite is a library for working with SQLite databases within CLIPS rules engines. It provides the basics like opening and closing connections, as well as more advanced…

Hey, HN! CLIPS1wm is an X11 window manager written in CLIPS, my language of choice over the last few years. It's based on functionality provided by 1wm[1], a minimal wm written in …

Very cool. Neat how you managed to get logical symbols in to the language itself! When might someone use preconditions in Lean theorems? This article caught my eye because it's foc…

Location: Pittsburgh, Pa Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: CLIPS, Ruby (on Rails), Go, JavaScript, C, SQL Résumé: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1M-tC7qpehmsJfd3JB…

Hey, Lio! Thanks so much for the kind feedback. I'm really happy the stuff I write is helpful to others :D If you haven't seen it, here's a past post that got some good traction on…

Previous discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16406471

From the article: > Conventional programming languages, such as FORTRAN and C, are designed and optimized for the procedural manipulation of data (such as numbers and arrays). Huma…

Really awesome. Thanks for this thorough write-up. I don't totally understand the deeper math concepts mentioned in this article around RNNs, but it's sparked some of my own though…

This is another reason I am learning CLIPS. It implements a form of the Rete algorithm. A Rete network provides the same benefits of a neural network without the bells-and-whistles…