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AUDITORY VS. ARTICULATORY TRAINING IN EXOTIC SOUNDS

J. C. Catford and David E. Pisoni

Center for Research on Language and Language Behavior

The University of Michigan

Two groups of English speakers received either auditory or articulatory instruction in learning to produce exotic sounds.

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From scripts to quite complex webapps

Ian Henry:

Personally, making games using Jaylib, and compiling to WebAssembly to make websites with embedded scripting. Otherwise, yeah, mostly as a replacement for bash/perl/Python -- https://github.com/andrewchambers/janet-sh makes it strictly better than bash I think.

https://bauble.studio/ and https://toodle.studio/ -- little art playgrounds. I've also written some about my experience making a game in Jaylib here: https://ianthehenry.com/posts/janet-game/

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Zipper Resources

1997

• FUNCTIONAL PEARL The Zipper - Gérard Huet's Paper

2001

• The Derivative of a Regular Type is its Type of One-Hole Contexts

2006

• Zipper (data structure) Wikipedia Article

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ask not whether janet is a lisp, but rather consider that...

common lisp, clojure, scheme, and others are "hilwalpad"s

what is a "hilwalpad"?

it is a "homo iconic language with at least parens as delimiters"

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(let [chunked
      # https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chunked_transfer_encoding#Encoded_data
      (string "4\r\n"
              "Wiki\r\n"
              "6\r\n"
              "pedia \r\n"
              "E\r\n"
              "in \r\n"
              "\r\n"
              "chunks.\r\n"

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#! /usr/bin/env janet

# jsrc - display source associated with some janet symbol

# thanks to bakpakin and yumaikas

###########################################################################

## requirements ##

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# channels that can be used for communication between os threads
(def t-chan-a (ev/thread-chan 10))
(def t-chan-b (ev/thread-chan 10))

# supervisor channel
(def t-sv-chan (ev/thread-chan 10))

# one thread
(ev/thread
  (fiber/new

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Some Users of JanetAbstractType

In the following examples, looking for JanetAbstractType seems to help in getting a sense of what each does.

Within Janet Source

• inttypes.c
• numarray example

Other at janet-lang org

• https://github.com/janet-lang/circlet

subsetpark

#include <janet.h>

// Function to be exported
// Returns a Janet; that's the static value that boxes a dynamic Janet type
// argc: number of arguments it was called with
// argv: arguments array
static Janet interp(int32_t argc, Janet *argv) {
  // Assert that argc == 2
  janet_fixarity(argc, 2);

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# new instructions here
#
# 0. assuming a janet install with `make clean && PREFIX=$HOME/.local make && PREFIX=$HOME/.local make install`
# 1. git clone https://github.com/janet-lang/jpm
# 2. PREFIX=$HOME/.local janet bootstrap.janet
#
# alternatively, from a clone of the janet repository:
#
# 0. assuming a janet install with `make clean && PREFIX=$HOME/.local make && PREFIX=$HOME/.local make install`
# 1. PREFIX=$HOME/.local make install-jpm-git