RickCarlino

==== Simulate same grade 5 times in a row ====
  ====== AGAIN ======
    ┌─────────┬───────────────────┬─────────────────────┬─────────────────────┐
    │ (index) │ D                 │ S                   │ I                   │
    ├─────────┼───────────────────┼─────────────────────┼─────────────────────┤
    │ 0       │ 3.05              │ 0.4                 │ 0.3999999999999999  │
    │ 1       │ 4.771599999999999 │ 0.2771731229713308  │ 0.2771731229713307  │
    │ 2       │ 6.475983999999999 │ 0.19535411986485177 │ 0.19535411986485174 │
    │ 3       │ 8.16332416        │ 0.13925231677732938 │ 0.13925231677732935 │
    │ 4       │ 9.833790918400002 │ 0.09996923095782838 │ 0.09996923095782835 │

RickCarlino

{
  "하다": 416,
  "있다": 409,
  "예문": 292,
  "사람": 221,
  "남자": 186,
  "여자": 164,
  "좋다": 142,
  "없다": 140,
  "많다": 134,

RickCarlino

function enforce32BitSignedInteger(value) {
  const int32Max = Math.pow(2, 31) - 1;
  const int32Min = -Math.pow(2, 31);
  value = value | 0;
  value = (value - int32Min) % (int32Max - int32Min + 1) + int32Min;
  return value;
}
class Konilo {
  m; blocks; ds; as; ip; sp; rp; a; b; f; s; d; l; cycles; input; outputHandler;
  constructor(romURL, blockURL) {

RickCarlino

The Konilo interpreter execs byte code in a loop. The Javascript VM cannot do anything else while this loop is running unfortunately, so the browser is unresponsive until all bytecode has executed.

The modification below adds an artificial sleep() function that allows the event loop to catch its breath and service event handlers (eg: UI clicks, form interaction, unrelated AJAX calls, etc...)

The EVENT_LOOP_PAUSE_TICKS variable will need to be tuned to find a balance between initial load speed and UI responsiveness.

RickCarlino

// Gemtext.ts
type TextNode = {
  type: "text";
  content: string;
};

type LinkNode = {
  type: "link";
  url: string;
  title: string;

RickCarlino

It was a dark and stormy night at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory. Chuck Moore, a computer programmer, was working late, trying to finish up a project for the observatory. As he sat at his desk, staring at his computer screen, he suddenly felt a strange feeling wash over him. As he closed his eyes, he found himself transported to a strange and alien world. He was standing on a rocky outcropping, looking out at a vast expanse of stars and galaxies. Suddenly, a group of tall, slender beings approached him. "Greetings, Chuck Moore," one of the beings said in a deep, booming voice. "We are the guardians of the universe, and we have come to you with a mission." Chuck was stunned. "Wh-what do you mean?" he stammered. "We have seen the great potential in your mind, Chuck," the being continued. "You have the ability to create something truly extraordinary. Something that will change the way humans communicate with computers forever." "What is it?" Chuck asked, his curiosity piqued. "We want you to invent a n

RickCarlino

require "csv"
require "date"

output = []

File.open("raw.csv").each_line do |input_row|
  begin
    CSV.parse(input_row) do |(date, time, entry)|
        if entry && date != "full_date"
            a = "#{date} #{time}"

RickCarlino

Cell Alignment Issues?

{{
  #15 'COL-SIZE const
  '_______________%n,%n| 'double-column s:const
  '_______________%n|    'num-column    s:const
  '_______________%c|    'char-column   s:const
  :formatted s:format COL-SIZE s:right s:put ;
 :show-char (n-) dup c:-visible? [ drop $. ] if char-column formatted ;

RickCarlino

Problem

Below I am using a mem:inspect word. It is not defined here, but it has the following signature: :mem:inspect (aa-) ... ;.

How I wish it worked

The following example would be nice, but in the real world, it causes a segfault:

#100 mem:alloc 'memory double:const

RickCarlino

Passing a Number to a Sequence

SCENARIO:

• You have a sequence with an ID of 123.
• The sequence exposes one numberic variable with a label of My number (capitalization is important).
• You want to execute the sequence and pass a value of 456 to the variable.

{