Has any body used forth instead of an operating system in modern times. I have heard of people doing it in the past and have heard that you can do it but I haven't seen anybody actually do it. I know it was one of the first programs ported to x86 but I don't think they used it for a long time.
You may be interested in CollapseOS and the somewhat related DuskOS: >http://collapseos.org/ >https://duskos.org/ They're modern Forth systems, with the first focusing on bootstrapping technology after the collapse of civilization, while the second is for post-collapse, but for when modern computers still exist
>>fg-D7BBA7CB Cool thanks
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nice brannie collection reisen
New thread with hopefully correct post order
>>fb-XMNBC1RI → this is tor
>>fb-HLFLRJWU → seems to be
>>fb-HLFLRJWU →
couple bugs ill have to sort out, post quotes are not showing the in the quoted post.
>>fg-DVNGII5Y (OP)
Hey peeps, I'm in need of help figuring out how to improve my productivity at work in autocad, I am a draftsman in an engineering company and work on slab designs etc for homes. Looking for someone that can help in the automation of waffle pod layout in slab plus pier layout automation too if possible, I can't get that arrays to work correctly.....maybe there's a better way? Any way thanks for the time guys.
god I hate C++ it is such an abomination. Is there any language that calcifies your brain, and hinders you ability for creative thought more than C++?
> Is there any language that calcifies your brain, and hinders you ability for creative thought more than C++? Python, Rust, Object C, Java, JavaScript, Kotlin, Swift, Dart, Julia? Or any programming language, that is not Lisp, Forth, Smalltalk, or a variant of any of them, with exception of few like Lua. Most contemporary languages suck because they try to "fix" issues with syntax, which is usually the most glaring issue, by adding more complexity. http://xahlee.info/comp/syntax_vs_semantics.html
>>fprog-RKCKMJ59 APL is another good one but not on the same level as forth and lisp (I haven't used smalltalk).
>with exception of few like Lua What's thought of something like Fennel? It's a Lisp-like that compiles to Lua. Lua is already good as is, would one say that tossing a syntax similar to Lisp on it improves it at all?
Fuck pedos, they’re the main reason that crypto anarchy sucks and we can’t have free speech/data absolutism.
>>fg-F88Y8I2N We were chosen because we're based.
>Fuck pedos, they’re the main reason that crypto anarchy sucks and we can’t have free speech/data absolutism. The problem is that your ideology is not conformant with reality.
>>fg-PFJ37RVE (OP) pedos are just the scape goats. The real motivation is information control. When printing press was invented they quickly made rules to censor opinions that were dangerous for moral or state security reasons. Some things just never change
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>>ff-DPLB0YXL (OP)
This is dope
I'm a beginner in the area of programming I know basic things but I wanted to know if there is any way to learn more efficiently
Stay open minded and constantly keep learning, changing things here and there, to get accustomed to learning. Brain is a muscle, treat it like one.
Read code from others and take notes. You may be surprised at what you can learn that way. I have applied this to every language I know to great effect.
>>fprog-EF777E18 (OP) >more efficiently use emacs
Why did they have to make the protocol so entwined with the Lightning Network (shit)? A decentralized* protocol that is married to a network which takes bitcoin and essentially adds reliance on centralized nodes. What compels people to kneecap their own work? Fuck your Bech32 motherfucker!
>>fg-KIYGGGAY (OP) >NO but you can run your own Lighting nodes bro, trust me bro you can be lighting network i swear this is how nostriges think, do not TRUST THEM
>>fg-KIYGGGAY (OP) also I am NOT a homosexual admin, i will forgive you just this once, but in the future please do not disgrace me in such a way...
0chan.vip is a node running "multichan" , a federated textboard that uses tags rather than boards . It can federate over Tor ! we also have a shitton of ATOM feeds: > https://0chan.vip/atom/ What do you guys think of our project?
>>fprog-ELTST4BH Don't want to jinx it but it's nice the feds fucked off for now.
>>fb-K9UOZKIJ spoke too soon
>>fb-K9UOZKIJ >>fprog-LPA40OPD What's wrong with them? Why do you think they're feds?
>>fprog-R0FI8MGI they attract the them so they might as well be them
I figured someone may be interested to see my attempt to add insanity into Lisp. Normal Lisp syntax: (func arg arg arg arg) (func1 (func2 arg arg (func4 arg arg)) (func3 arg arg)) (* (+ 1 2 (- 6 5)) (/ 10 5)) Esoteric/ Midfix Lisp: () arg arg )func( arg arg () () arg arg )func4 arg arg )func2 )func1( func3( arg arg () () 5 6 -) 2 1 )+ )*( /( 10 5 () I call this midfix, since all functions are in the middle and arguments are at the edge. First function to be read will be in the middle. This case it's * (multiplication). Then the program is going to read the function on the left. This case it's + (addition). Then all the arguments are going to be read. From right to left. First 1, then 2. 1 + 2 = 3. Then the program is going to read the function on the left. This case it's - (subtraction). 6 and 5 subtracted is 1. 1 + 3 = 4. The program will keep reading until it hits the wall (). Now the program is going to read everything from the left to right. It reads / (division) and the arguments 10 & 5. 10 / 5 = 2. It will hit the wall (). It will come to middle and multiply left with right. 4 * 2 = 8.
>>fprog-KIDSQOQK (OP) Mindfuck LISP!
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