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Reading releases from oceanographers is making me consider whether living on the ocean was such a good idea at a time when the ocean is this pissed off. @thomasorus what's the name of that painter who's works is mostly bold black strokes and red accents sometimes. I forgot his name and it's driving me crazy-  @neauoire @lobo This is so fascinating! What is the programming language? I've never seen a .tal file! Is this it?   @neauoire Once I saw the link out to Dr. Dobbs, I was wondering whether the author would be Christopher Diggins. :) Looks like he's still doing interesting things around languages: https://cdiggins.github.io/blog/linear-logic-and-linear-lisp.html  Watching the @compudanzas stream, while braiding a new dyneema core to one of our lines.  @neauoire @compudanzas When people talk about splicing cable, I still think about this before whatever the appropriate fiber optic or copper technique is. Made a dyneema terminating line with a Brummel lock-splice on a thimble on one end. @neauoire je suis encore en deuil de KOM_I, un jour je vais écouter les tounes avec la nouvelle vocalist... :drake_dislike: If you're trying to write uxn but can only afford two bytes, you can use the 2 bytes long unicode փ.
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All non-human plurals in Arabic are grammatically feminine singular: al-kutub hadra' (الكتب خضراء) "The books, she is green"    @neauoire interesting. I wonder if this is a heritage of some older language where they were neuter and in the evolution of language this happened to match the feminine form? I know this has happened from Latin to some Italian dialects, so now I'm curious if this is also the case for Arabic.. With the help of @256k, we're experimenting with an Arabic programming language which is itself compiled by an a toolchain that also does away with ascii entirely from the machine instructions up. We've chosen a variance of ASMO 449 encoded character codes, and use a few extra symbols(!, @, ?) which will be turned into decorations. Its own implementation is written in itself and does not rely on an english implementation language. ASMO 449 I just realized that whenever someone says they're using Arc, it's some kind of new browser thing for apple devices, and not the lisp dialect. |
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#uxn #quines. It had to happen eventually. XD
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I can't decide whether that text is greek or arabic. cursive greek??
@neauoire i know the quote is from labyrinth but i just put down this short story to check mastodon so seeing it was a funny coincidence! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%22Repent,_Harlequin!%22_Said_the_Ticktockman