@inthehands "I heard Google's writing 25% of their code with AI now,"

My trashcan’s internal speaker got knocked loose or something so everything rattles. On the plus side, it now boots with the quad damage noise

if you think about it, 100% of text typed on an iPhone is AI generated,

You’ve been tasked with designing a next generation CISC instruction set. You call it

now that the "m4" imac is out, i can finally share some exciting news. we're migrating the Xcode build system to autoconf

Reading Cong Ma et al's "Lexical Effect Handlers, Directly" paper from OOPSLA, and it's interesting how often this dynamic scope -> lexical scope progression happens in programming language design https://2024.splashcon.org/details/splash-2024-oopsla/113/Lexical-Effect-Handlers-Directly

getting sorta mixed signals about how on fire my bebox is

@inthehands @quephird You definitely should check Decker out too! It's a pretty full-featured HyperCard successor that can deploy to the web and standalone native apps, and is designed to support reusable components and be approachable for non- or beginning programmers (much like HyperCard was)

@inthehands @quephird that's too bad because the APL family is pretty interesting IMO. it'd be cool to see a variant that used a more approachable character set. Lil (the language used by Decker) does take some ideas from array languages but is more traditional-ish

@quephird the kids have to learn about m4 sooner or later