is an exploratory moo server and client realisation using common lisp interface manager, aiming to be later identified as a gui portrayal of Erik Sandewall's Leonardo System.
https://codeberg.org/tfw/moonclimb
@kentpitman @sigrid @prahou @rwxrwxrwx @mdhughes
Join us in @jlamothe's Paradise Sushi in #lambdaMOO ! If you don't have @wrog's #emacs mode yet,
telnet lambda.moo.mud.org 8888
co guest
@join screwtape
!
The rest of my mdh powered reading list:
https://www.atariarchives.org/adventure/
https://archive.org/details/Golden_Flutes_and_Great_Escapes_How_to_Write_Adventure_Games
https://archive.org/details/write-your-own-adventure-programs/mode/2up
https://archive.org/details/Compute_s_Guide_to_Adventure_Games
https://archive.org/details/RetroGameDesignAndProgrammingBooks/ComputerAdventures-TheSecretArt1990.pdf
I sorta understand why LMFile got flushed. #LispM #LispMachine
@jlcapps I've started writing (lisp) project README.org like this:
** asd
:PROPERTIES:
:header-args: :tangle project.asd
:END:
writing
#+name: system
#+begin_src lisp
(defsystem :project
:class :package-inferred-system
:depends-on (:project/user))
#+end_src
** macros
:PROPERTIES:
:header-args: :tangle macros.lisp
:END:
writings
*** Package
#+name: macros-package
#+begin_src lisp
(uiop:define-package :project/macros
etc. literate-programmed. I guess it's unuseable without orgmode.
#lispyGopherClimate #archived https://archives.anonradio.net/202409180000_screwtape.mp3 @northernlights
#climate #haiku and vignette from @kentpitman
#music @sigrid also #interlisp -ing with #unix_surrealism @prahou
@wrog's #lambdaMOO #emacs mode reveal!
https://wrog.net/emacs/
My own #commonLisp #mcclim #MOOnclimb is "finished" and what it is https://codeberg.org/tfw/moonclimb
#bookstodon ?
@rwxrwxrwx - Writing for the mathematical sciences
@Jose_A_Alonso@matstodon.xyz - The Code of Mathematics
@mdhughes Murderbots + next post
I wonder how many cringe Limp Bizkit weddings there were in the late 90s/early 2000s. There had to have been at least one
reminder that TOMORROW 9/18 is Spritely's first ever virtual office hours! we're testing the waters here and keeping it very casual for the first one. do you have a question about Hoot or Goblins? do you just want to chat about object capability security, the actor model, or Scheme? come on by! see our blog for the deets https://spritely.institute/news/announcing-spritely-office-hours.html
...How crazy would it be to try and make, like, a universal GUI for command line programs? Like, it automatically reads the help and man pages and assembles a GUI? Is that completely nuts? :/
or at least make a web 1.0 site and list consenting projects?
fedi bounty board?
Forgive my radio silence <3 I am lacking a place to write at the moment.
#commonLisp #moo #sorta?
https://codeberg.org/tfw/moonclimb
- all things are lisp symbols in packages with plists. The plists are the data.
- There's the app ( 'core' ), player, room, item objects (~classes with command table twins)
All further changes are basically just feature objects and replacement classes in the #lisp moo or fixes.
Calling it #moonclimb
Works both in the repl and in the clim gui. The repl is surprisingly nice.
getting my hands dirty with some plan9 graphics programming for the first time!
#AusPol #AUKUS #WesternAustralia #USWarMachine #Militarism #USMilitaryIndustrialComplex
Plans have surfaced of further tying Australia to the US military industrial complex with yet another US military station being built in Western Australia. The purpose of the station is paradoxically to defend Australia from our biggest trading partner.
https://www.greenleft.org.au/content/secret-plans-make-western-australia-vital-fighting-us-wars
#AusPol #CFMEU #Greens #ALP #Unionism #UnionBusting #MaxChandlerMatherMP #GreenLeft
Labor, and the ABC, supposedly left-left wing organisations, are attacking the Greens and Max Chandler-Mather for supporting the CFMEU.
Hands off the CFMEU, we have a right to protest!
https://www.greenleft.org.au/content/labor-abc-attack-greens-supporting-cfmeu
This fall, it will have been 4 since I began using #uxn, I feel like writing a kind of review, or some kind of summary of lessons learned during this 4 years adventure into personal computing, interesting events, answering some critiques, talking about some dead-ends and so on.
Pressed the release button on the trial-examples demo app again. There's some new stuff in there since the last one.
https://github.com/Shirakumo/trial/releases/tag/examples-1.5
you can have as much RAM as you'd like, i suppose, but the code text needs to come in @ 3KB ±10%.
