Are lispers interested in permacomputing?
Given how easy it is to write a very basic R4RS interpreter or compiler it seems like the perfect language for a stack that an individual can fully understand from language implementation down to its assembler and machine code.
And that could be fully described/taught in like 2-3 books max.
Run on a vm that can, due to its aforementioned nature, easily be ported to any chips in existence which comes in as a major advantage once we start scavenging for random computer parts in the remains of our first apocalypse.
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Timezones being what they are and given the fact that I never watch these events 24/7 I can't make absolute statements. However I do watch these events since like 2014.
And definitely feel like their tech issue are a bell curve. Back in the old days? Worse, then it got a point where I rarely saw tech issues happen.
Now I feel like it has become much worse again, I certainly did not catch this many fuck ups in the recent years.
Timezones being what they are and given the fact that I never watch these events 24/7 I can't make absolute statements. However I do watch these events since like 2014.
And definitely feel like their tech issue are a bell curve. Back in the old days? Worse, then it got a point where I rarely saw tech issues happen.
Now I feel like it has become much worse again, I certainly did not catch this many fuck ups in the recent years.