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@wim_v12e do you think this funktal could be built without scons? It's kind of tricky to install and it has hooks all over the place. Rewrote the #uxn opcode testing file with much better coverage and gradual debugging. @rek the person looking for the android stuff can look here: https://git.sr.ht/~rabbits/uxn/refs But it'd be probably best to ask @sigrid, I don't think we have an installation guide proper. Folks seems set on running Uxn onto more "experienced" devices than we expected. Sadly, we don't have a port of the emulator that will run Oquonie on OS 9, sorry. We haven't had much luck helping folks to run SDL2 efficiently on the EEE PCs either, but it turns out that X11 works reliably well. So if you're keen, give the Uxn11 emulator a try. https://git.sr.ht/~rabbits/uxn11 Thanks for all the feedback and questions. Watched La Belle Verte(1996) yesterday. Loved it. I've, for the first time ever, manually extracted a .deb file(because I hate myself and I was low on self-flagellation) and was successful!   @neauoire I had to do this a few times, but my life quality increased 10 fold after I discovered debtap: https://github.com/helixarch/debtap which transforms a dev package into an arch one.
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:drake_dislike: ..but first I need to make a game engine.
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"None of the normally accepted programming languages are applicable to end-users, not even BASIC" *uncomfortable laughter* Spoke with folks today who use markdown only for the html generation, and in some cases they were not aware that you could do expansion to inject fully formed html instead of writing it all out. Most operating systems and text editors will support abbreviation expansion. On OSX, I think it's System Prefs > Keyboard > Text. It's well worth the time to create a couple of abbreviations when writing html. Hopefully this neat trick can help ween yourself away from complicated site builders. @neauoire most text editors have a snippets library with “tab expansion” that i really love for exactly this. also I hugely love emmet, which takes a (slightly enhanced) css selector syntax and expands it to the full html that css selects for  @neauoire Ooo yeah! I used that feature all the time until I moved to Linux and wanted something I could easily move between machines. Espanso app (https://espanso.org/) is the solution I landed on. Love that you can build little libraries of expansions for different purposes. Programming language based on pure bruijn-indexed lambda calculus and strong call-by-need reduction using abstract machines.
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 @neauoire I think this is c16, I tried running it on c64 and it failed. I don't know enough assembly to fix it but here is a folder with everything you would need, compiler (windows) and all: http://move.rupy.se/file/donsolx16-dev.zip For speed-critical loops in #uxntal, consider this pattern: Use the return-stack to juggle the items needed inside the loop, and if you know how many times the loop needs to run, flatten your boundaries to a single byte(so 0..0x10, becomes 0xf0). |
It'd go something like
With the rise of always-online increasingly-louder real-time telemetry-powered everything in computation, we will explore the remaining bastion of peace & quiet in programming that remains, located approximately 50 nautical miles offshore from any coastline. That is until someone finds a way to bring news of the Osbourne family to the doldrums.
@neauoire yes please
@neauoire I’d love to listen to / read this talk if it ever becomes a reality!