KRUHFT BREAK MP3 ON PLAN9 SOURCES!

They should be testing on elders, not children, but IANARD (I am not a research dentist).

That was me.

How does one ensure proper punishment for a Corporation?

https://github.com/BusFactor1I...

It's a Korn Shell script.

Check the readme above for a bit more of an explanation. It's fun. And really challenging, even though there's only 3 words and 3 bits to work with on the virtual machine, a 'Seed'. You combine the words together and see if the calculation computes correctly based on your assumption on a non-deterministic machine. It starts out easy, but it get's difficult quickly. Here's the start. Check the github for the rest: #!/bin/ksh DEBUG=t # expect - test your expectations # # BusFactor1 Inc. # 2017 # License: AGPL set +k tee () { echo -n "$1 " /usr/bin/tee $2 } function tri { # execute the next word if x is 1 x=$(

Yep, an entire orchestra can play of a few pages of dead wood.

There is much more information involved in the reproduction of music than what is contained on the sheets. Those are just the instructions for the processor.

So the question is: is it technically possible that Sloot Compression, with its huge decoder file and tiny instruction files, actually worked?

Yes.

Try turning on dictation on a mac, and in Safari, try saying 'Show numbers' and then tell me you can't browse with a voice assistant.

I once did a linux prototype like this that would lock and unlock your computer based on phone proximity using bluetooth. Worked like a charm. No camera required.

newclass = cpp.Class()
meth = newclass.addMethod(name="dosomething")
meth.signature = cpp.Signature([cpp.int,cpp.float])

Interesting idea and I like where it could go. Thank you.

Thank you for the interesting response. Could you explain a bit more about what you mean by "using for example tree-pattern-matching replacement into a low-level form". What would you be replacing with what?

My goto performance sensitive problem has always been raytracing, so I think that's the next logical project to implement with this tool and see where it goes.

Unfortunately, the editors messed up a bit with the explanation of what sxc is and what it is good for. It's not about compiling your Lisp code to C, it's about writing C code using Lisp. With the S-Expression syntax of sxc, a whole world of macro programming and code generation become possible in a natural matter leading from the using of S-Expression and macros. This, so far, has been uncharted territory, although his type of project is quite popular to implement. It seems that nobody has actually used to it's full potential yet; hence the question.

What do you think that the combination of a high level language for the generation of a low level processing language would provide, if anything over the normal combinations of cc + cpp?

I'm glad this story got posted and sxc is getting some press, but the real question I asked was:

It is unknown exactly what power might come about from this combination of low level processing with high level code generation. Can you think of any possible uses?

The idea of using pre-processors to generate C code is not new to programming; but the usage of the full power of Common Lisp in such a natural way is up to the question.