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I learn to program back in the days of 486, MS-DOS using QBASIC and it's help menu. Nothing else.

Over the next 30+ years I code in almost every (major) languages. Love some (C, LUA, Python), hate some (JavaScript, Java/C#).

Now I found the inner peace with Assembly (x86). I just like to write those instructions, shuffle values in memory and get a working software of it.

Is this the last stage of programmers life?

#ShowerThoughtsButNotInShower#ASM#Assembly
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screwlisp

#programming #lowLevel #lisp #commonLisp #article #medium
I wrote a short description of how lisp is coded by writing lisp sequences (lists), and the low level dotted cons view of the lists.

I wrote a funny piece of lisp that outputs a lower triangular emacs orgmode matrix depiction of a lisp form.

medium.com/@screwlisp/lisp-cod

Which leaves me wondering, does anyone "use" or otherwise think about (a . (b . NIL)) the dotted cons way of writing lists while programming?

An emacs window. It's an orgmode document, where the lisp form '(let ((count 0) (stream t)) (lambda () (print (incf count) stream)))) has been turned into a lower triangular matrix of lisp atoms organized by a column of dots following a cell containing opening brackets.
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John

I've been lurking and reading posts, so it's probably time for an #introduction.

Hi, I'm John. I'm a software engineer, with a variety of interests: #programming, #gamedev, #graphicsprogramming, #dsp, #osdev, #emulation, #LowLevel, #webdev, and others. I use #python, #c, and #cpp professionally, but I also enjoy using #rustlang, #typescript , and #javascript in personal projects.

Non programming things: I try to make electronic music, never finish it. Ich lerne auch #deutsch.

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Michael Connor Buchan

4 years using and championing the #fediverse full time and I've never written a #introductions toot. Well, or I have and can't find it.

I'm a #blind guy from 🇬🇧 with a passion for #technology and #programming, particularly #lowLevel #systemsProgramming in #C, #C++, #Rust, etc.

I've been a huge #freeSoftware / #openSource advocate for the majority of my life. I run #Linux and I love open, #decentralised technologies like #ActivityPub, #Matrix, #bitTorrent etc.

In my view, technology is built to make our lives easier, and in many ways, it isn't these days. It is truly my opinion that the only way #tech can be sustainable is if it's built using #FOSS, and does not give ultimate control to any 1 entity, individual or corporate. If technology is to help the people, it must be built *for* the people.

Currently working on odilia.app, various projects with the rest of the Lower Elements gang at lowerelements.club, and a Computing Science BSC at the #University of #stirling

odilia.appHome | Odilia Screen ReaderWelcome to Odilia! Odilia is a new screen reader for the Linux desktop. It’s written in Rust, for maximum performance and stability. On top of what screen reading features we already have on Linux, we intend to add roughly the following: Addons You’re no longer limited to built-in functionality! Install addons from third-party developers to extend Odilia with new commands and abilities. Or, if you’re a developer, write your own in one of several languages.
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