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Blog 2019/10/13

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An alternative syntax for C, part 1: type declarations

I'm toying around with making an alternative syntax for C. The intention is to eventually create a "CoffeeScript for C".

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Blog 2019/10/2

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Puzzle: "Given a list of words and a string made up of those words..."

This was the puzzle for this week's Puzzles Guild:

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// Deps1.playground

import UIKit

// Design issues / decisions:
//
// - should "providing" protocols use funcs or vars?
//   - i.e. `var serviceA` vs `func serviceA()`
//
// - for deps which themselves have deps ("internal nodes of the deps tree"),

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Blog 2019/9/25

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5GHz USB Wifi for older Raspberry Pi's

I recently made a k3s cluster of Raspberry Pi 3's, which only have 2.4GHz wifi. Unfortunately, the network where I work is 5GHz only.

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Blog 2019/9/18

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Puzzle: possible decodings of a digit sequence

For our puzzles guild at work this week, we chose this puzzle: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/count-possible-decodings-given-digit-sequence/

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FROM debian:buster
RUN apt-get update && \
apt-get -y dist-upgrade && \
apt-get -y install wget build-essential file libgdbm-dev && \
apt-get clean && \
rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* && \
cd /tmp && \
wget -O - http://sam.zoy.org/elk/elk-3.99.8.tar.gz | gunzip | tar x && \
cd elk-3.99.8 && \
./configure && \

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Blog 2019/9/8

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"Hello, world!" in Chicken Scheme

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Blog 2019/9/7

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Lisp-like interpreter tutorial (in Python), steps 1 through 3

As I'm learning to write an interpreter, what better way to solidify my knowledge than to write a tutorial!

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Learning to write a Lisp-like interpreter (in Python), step 3

Let's learn how to implement a Lisp or Scheme-like language by writing a series of increasingly capable interpreters.

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Step 3: Evaluation

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Learning to write a Lisp-like interpreter (in Python), step 2

Let's learn how to implement a Lisp or Scheme-like language by writing a series of increasingly capable interpreters.

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Step 2: Recursive descent parsing