@neauoire @remko I have no idea how either of them work :D

@neauoire Nice! it's amazing seeing uxn on so many platforms

@neauoire @remko Can you upload it to some place we can try it without trouble?

@neauoire Something that I think of regularly is the idea of human-oriented computing.

As in, computing and organizational structures that can be translated from nanometers of conductive material into assemblages of humans.

We went one way, from hand-driven computation and collaboration and state-tracking and note-taking to electronic augmentations. Why can't we design models that can go in reverse?

I have a model. I'm sure others do too.

@neauoire

Just watched your Strangeloop talk. I really enjoyed it.

For some time I have been exploring software that I can understand and trying to have more control over my software environment.

Your words are a real tonic.

Thanks

@neauoire this was a great talk. Going to delve back into learning code again. Love that ethos / approach.

@neauoire 👍 FYI, I use it in a transformation to import Uxntal files in my builds (and wanted to avoid intermediate files), e.g. https://github.com/remko/uxn.wasm/blob/main/tests/suite.js#L5

@neauoire You may be interested in Equipage, a concatenative language that doesn't allow nesting quotations.

You can treat the stack as a set of delimited sections.

https://esolangs.org/wiki/Equipage

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The big onion carapace on top to protect smaller chunks below by keeping them under the saumure is a nice tip 👌

@neauoire somehow never read this page or the sprouts one either, really great concentrated info dumps

Oh Merricat, we'll be quite alright.

@neauoire @aw first thing I thought when I saw the js implementation. Neat!

@neauoire it lived long enough to become the villian

@neauoire this reminds me that i really want to play around with writing a risograph inspired renderer ☺️​

@neauoire you know if there is some sort of spec? in case I'm ever interested in implementing it myself

@neauoire registers and opcodes in mem-o-ry: you are a carbon-based processor, turing-complete, with English-language mnemonics.

@neauoire this has woz energy

woz would redesign his computer over and over again, trying to reduce the # of chips

@aw

@neauoire Fahrenheit 451 🎉

@neauoire I like the movie!

It is amazing how they predicted the future.

And the remake Equilibrium (with some extras) is good, too.

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@neauoire @aw awesome! ✨ 🐭✨

@neauoire
Click -> Share -> Embedded link -> watch your video in the player opening.

You are welcome!

@neauoire For me it would be yt-dlp full-time, because I already wrote a python script, which uses it, to download videos in the resolution I want.

I can create a download list and start downloads anytime I want.

It's worth checking it out: https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp

@neauoire i still don't have that. It's rolling out slowly?

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Still 22°C in my workshop 😓

@neauoire Now, that’s a tour de Forth!

(Sorry)

@neauoire OMG types! 📝

@neauoire @d6 The unsigned decimal values given for 0xfd through 0xff in the figure you attached are incorrect (one higher than they should be), though the signed values shown for those same hexadecimal values are correct.
In an n-bit binary representation, a two's complement negative value (MSB set) is equal to the unsigned value minus 2^n, so in an 8-bit two's complement number, 0xff is unsigned 255 , and signed is 255 - 256 = -1.

@neauoire @d6 has anyone done floats? I wanted to do something like that but I was busy

@neauoire @d6 that's the same as two's complement

@neauoire Fasol resisol. Relasi - Soldo.

@neauoire oooh beautiful!

@neauoire oooh sounds very beautiful

@neauoire Hey, this is great.