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[?]Lobsters Β» 🤖 🌐
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[?]blaue_Fledermaus Β» 🌐
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Can anyone recommend some simple-ish project(s) for study?

Something more complex than all the family tree and factorial function tutorials, but still beginner friendly.

    [?]Lobsters Β» 🤖 🌐
    @lobsters@mastodon.social

    What are you doing this week? by @caius lobste.rs/s/zxxdp0

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      [?]screwlisp Β» 🌐
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        [?]Lobsters Β» 🤖 🌐
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        [?]Lobsters Β» 🤖 🌐
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        [?]Lobsters Β» 🤖 🌐
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        What are you doing this weekend? by @caius lobste.rs/s/x2c5dn

          [?]Lobsters Β» 🤖 🌐
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          [?]screwlisp Β» 🌐
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          communitymedia.video/w/vY4A9hx

          @kentpitman and note on climate.us

          @jns about

          Mastodon happenings recently @mdhughes etc
          proposal deadline is Friday!

          Otherwise, I did lots of this week and will talk about the & one, and maybe my spacetime-box .

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The gopher and lisp alien wade through flooded wreckage carrying radio equipment, flanked by two demons.

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            [?]screwlisp Β» 🌐
            @screwlisp@gamerplus.org

            ( ) and . A minimal in for identifying the artist of famous pictures with either approach.

            The code fits on the back of a cereal box. (Barely. Argh, numerically encoding data for DL..).

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            I think this is as clear an example as can be. Though I look forward to your feedback and criticisms.

              [?]Γ—Γ—Γ—Γ—Γ— Β» 🌐
              @athousandcateaus@tiggi.es

              I am working on a binary tree class for one of my algorithms class. I have gone a little off the rails and implemented generators for the different tree traversal techniques.

              One thing I don't like though is all the redundancy. All of these generators are essentially the same but just the order in which nodes and trees are evaluated is changed. Is there anyway to simplify the code or reduce the redundancy?

              Python snippet that shows the implementation of tree traversal algorithms for inorder, preorder, postorder, and level-order

              Alt...Python snippet that shows the implementation of tree traversal algorithms for inorder, preorder, postorder, and level-order

                [?]Lobsters Β» 🤖 🌐
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                [?]Lobsters Β» 🤖 🌐
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                [?]Lobsters Β» 🤖 🌐
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                [?]Lobsters Β» 🤖 🌐
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                What are you doing this week? by @caius lobste.rs/s/z5vm7k

                  [?]Lobsters Β» 🤖 🌐
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                  [?]π•‚πšžπš‹πš’πš”β„™πš’πš‘πšŽπš• Β» 🌐
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                  [?]Lobsters Β» 🤖 🌐
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                  [?]Gardiner Bryant Β» 🌐
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                  [?]꓀ɔᴉʇɐʇS Β» 🌐
                  @StaticR@guild.pmdcollab.org

                  Fun government idea: Write all laws in python and open source them.

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                    [?]screwlisp Β» 🌐
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                    Missing guests! But joined by en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kent_Pit @dougmerritt @mdhughes
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                    The committee standards process conversation between @vnikolov and @kentpitman , also haiku and things.

                    Some notes about the handbook apropos .

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The gopher in INTERLISP shirt and the lisp alien in purple turtleneck carry radio equipment through flooded wreckage, helped by two demons.

anonradio.net 0UTC Wednesdays !

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                      [?]blaue_Fledermaus Β» 🌐
                      @blaue_Fledermaus@mstdn.io

                      After enough trouble with localized/translated error messages, I have started to see the value in error codes, makes it easier to search for solutions.

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                        [?]screwlisp Β» 🌐
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                        [?]screwlisp Β» 🌐
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                        I mentioned I wrote some notes on as compares viz the with @publicvoit karl-voit.at/2025/08/17/Markdo in 45 minutes on .

                        My theory turned out not to be very good, but it might be a fun look at FORMAT.

                        screwlisp.small-web.org/progra

                        on IRC please everyone.

                        @loke @vnikolov @jackdaniel

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Some erroneous time info from the other show. Two demons, a gopher in an INTERLISP shirt, and the lisp alien in a maroon turtleneck wade through flooded wreckage. UNIX_SURREALISM

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                          [?]Paul Schoe Β» 🌐
                          @paulschoe@mastodon.world

                          You point exactly to the crux that not many non-developers catch:

                          Code is NEVER the product, what the code does is the product.

                          Therefore, 'Lines of Code' is a totally ridiculous KPI.

                          A good developer spends a lot of time REDUCING the Lines of Code, in order to optimise response times.

                          Which user cares about how many lines of code it took to write the program that they are using? Users care about functionality and responsiveness.

                          @gooba42 @molly0xfff

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                            [?]screwlisp Β» 🌐
                            @screwlisp@gamerplus.org

                            host language simple of orgfiles.

                            I suspect I've got several things grievously wrong. For one, my parser is -etic. And the recursion is more of an ascent than a descent.

                            screwlisp.small-web.org/progra

                            Still, it's interesting to see what an s-expression-ised org file is and is not.

                            Also some notes on the Karl Voit interview on org versus markdown this Sunday morning (Europe)

                            Comments solicited @dougmerritt @mdhughes @kentpitman and all.

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                              [?]Marijke Luttekes @ PyGrunn [she/her] Β» 🌐
                              @mahryekuh@hachyderm.io

                              After multiple Fediverse successes, I have put together an article that not only tells you that "git exclude" exists, but also how and when to use it.

                              Enjoy it now on my blog!

                              marijkeluttekes.dev/blog/artic

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                                [?]Paul Houle Β» 🌐
                                @UP8@mastodon.social

                                πŸͺ Gate-level emulation of an Intel 4004 in 4004 bytes of C

                                nicholas.carlini.com/writing/2

                                #4004

                                An ASCII art image showing the stages of emulating a 4004 CPU at the gate label that can be found in the linked article.

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                                  [?]Elias MΓ₯rtenson Β» 🌐
                                  @loke@functional.cafe

                                  So, in Kap there is currently three ways to display rational numbers (chosen using the interactive command ]ratmode). These are:

                                  • normal -- The numerator and denominator are displayed separated by a slash: 12/11
                                  • fancy -- This is the same as the above, except it uses the faction slash symbol, which makes them render nicely on platforms that supports it (such as the web): 12⁄11
                                  • decimal -- This uses a decimal representation with an r suffix, prefixed with β‰ˆ if the conversion to decimal cannot be done exactly β‰ˆ1.09090909r

                                  I'm consider a variation of normal and fancy that would break out to the integer part: 1+1⁄11.

                                  Note, I had to display the versions with fraction slash outside of a code block, since when enclosing them using backquotes, they render the same way as they do in the native gui. This doesn't happen in the web-based version of the interpreter though, so you can try it there if you want.

                                  The question is, which mode should be default when starting the interpreter (and remember that the native GUI version does not render fraction slash very well. It looks very similar to just a regular slash, just wider).

                                  normal:2
                                  fancy:1
                                  decimal:0
                                  fraction with explicit integer:3
                                  fraction with explicit integer, using fraction slash:0
                                  something else (I'd love to hear the suggestions):0

                                    [?]Colin Macleod Β» 🌐
                                    @CGM@mastodon.scot

                                    @sebhans These days you can do a lot with javascript running in a browser, and it will run on just about any device. Here's a simple game I put together last year: cmacleod.me.uk/play/whizzery.h
                                    It's just a single self-contained file with about 500 lines of javascript embedded in html. If I ever find time to revisit it I might add some sound effects - I looked into the APIs for this and it seemed fairly straightforward.

                                      [?]Terence Eden [He/Him/β™‚/η”·] Β» 🌐
                                      @Edent@mastodon.social

                                      πŸ†• blog! β€œ40 years later, are Bentley's "Programming Pearls" still relevant?”

                                      In September 1985, Jon Bentley published Programming Pearls. A collection of aphorisms designed to reveal truths about the field of programming.

                                      It's 40 years later - long enough to see several revolutions in the field - so surely these are obsolete, right? They belong in the same…

                                      πŸ‘€ Read more: shkspr.mobi/blog/2025/09/40-ye
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                                        [?]jbz Β» 🌐
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