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I learned this reading Life Extensions by Dirk Pearson and Sandy Shaw 1981.

L-Cysteine is available from raw eggs. Ever heard the saying "Here's egg in your beer"? Trouble is the egg does not float in beer, you have to guzzle the entire thing to get to the egg.

If you want to avoid a hangover consume some raw eggs and orange juice BEFORE drinking. Vitamin C is another component needed to manufacture Acetaldehyde-dehydrogenase.

Life Extensions is a great compendium of anti-aging focused biological studies. Much of it regarding antioxidants. 50 years ago.

I rewrote Chucks [American] Football Pool in Newspeak!

Having a hard deadline of Sept 1st, I wasn't sure three months would be enough time. In Newspeak, it took all of three WEEKs to get it to it's current state.

One of the best features is the fact that it's local ONLY. It uses IndexedDB (Newspeak library written by yours truly) to persist the data, meaning zero backend headaches. It also makes it usable by the masses where the Seaside version had many problems in this regard.

Chrome only. No Clod.

https://chalculator.com/primordialsoup.html?snapshot=ChucksF...

[NO-AI] [https://newspeaklanguage.org]

1) Using Chrome's Isolated Web App technology and the afforded TCPSockets in the browser, I am resurrecting an ancient, windows desktop only, TCP protocol for connecting to * from web applications. All Newspeak, all the time.

2) Re-writing my friends football pool in Newspeak. The Squeak/Seaside version has served him well for more than a decade but I've grown tired of the setup. My VPS server got hacked recently affording the impetus to try another iteration. Storing all the data locally in IndexedDB, using my own Newspeak library for that API.

* While I have no problem being "left behind", I refuse to actively assist others in "getting ahead".

Net Operating Losses (NOLs) in one year can offset taxes owed in future years. It works for personal taxes too if it's a "casualty" loss.

US Government contractors have a requirement for average hours worked, by salaried workers, to be no more than ~40 hours / week (might be < 50). And they get audited for this (and other requirements) annually. Twenty years working for one such entity has made me grateful for it. Interesting enough work, low stress; lots of bureaucratic type stuff to deal with.

But I go home at 5pm every day.

I bought $5 worth of Claude API tokens the other day because Newspeak [0] is implementing an API interface in the IDE.

I work with Newspeak every night building all kinds of crazy stuff, from the raycasting tutorial to an IndexedDB interface. Currently, I have the IDE running as an Isolated Web App for access to TCPSockets [1][2][3].

I'm implementing ancient TCP protocols bringing them to the web.

[0] https://newspeaklanguage.org

[1] https://developer.chrome.com/docs/iwa

[2] https://developer.chrome.com/docs/iwa/direct-sockets

[3] https://github.com/GoogleChromeLabs/telnet-client (example IWA)

Isolated Web Apps - Resurrecting ancient TCP protocols using TCPSockets in the web browser (Chrome) with Newspeak.

With all of the big deal being made about viewing the far side of the moon, you would think they would have performed the mission when the moon is _new_ so the far side would be illuminated...

1. Newspeak, Smalltalk 2. Smalltalk's code browser can be tedious, Newspeak's IDE is more coherent. TCPSockets, tools 3. Smalltalk's Seaside framework for server side web, Newspeak for clients.

https://github.com/newspeaklanguage/newspeak https://github.com/croquet/croquet

Reading this book brought me a better understanding of "the expression problem" and the use of the visitor pattern as its solution. This led me to (finally) grok the use of Class _Heirarchy_ Inheritance[0] as a solution not requiring visitors. In Newspeak[1], classes can contain nested classes, so when you subclass a class, you inherit the nested classes as well. This blog post discusses the same feature affording Free Object Algebras [2].

[0] https://blog.bracha.org/primordialsoup.html?snapshot=Amplefo... [1]https://newspeaklanguage.org [2]https://blog.bracha.org/primordialsoup.html?snapshot=Amplefo...

Subversion works ok over webdav, it has done it for decades.

Thank you!!!!

Not Self the language? https://selflanguage.org

I call bullsh*t. None of those IDE's had any such feature.

I upvoted but, there is no link to your product.

LIVE literate programming, now that is something else: https://youtu.be/i8zkG5OBYSQ?si=2Mz0QCO8za5knlgq

Basic Auth My blog: https://chalculator.com/blog Use Credentials: User: croquet Pass: yadayadayada Pain in the butt, links won't work without the creds, but they only need to be entered once.

Also, my blog comes complete with an IDE in the browser!

I get a 404

If you love the keyword syntax of Smalltalk, the reflectivity, the incremental compilation, live debugging in the environment, check out https://newspeaklanguage.org for theSmalltalk experience in the web browser.

This is my favorite video by Newspeak's creator Gilad Bracha: https://youtu.be/BDwlEJGP3Mk?si=Z0ud1yRqIjVvT4oO

Ask the QA people on the team if they have problems with him. Get a different manager involved...

Three score and seven years old. How old are you? Good insane or bad? lol I can't infer it from the comment. Here are links to my 3D, multiuser, "coin-toss as a service" apps: https://chalculator.com/gaas/?world=cutcards https://chalculator.com/gaas/?world=diceroll User: croquet Pas: yadayadayada

Let the bot scraping begin.

(These were the impetus for the BA strategy. Some of the assets are large. And they were getting downloaded A LOT. Not anymore.)

I have yet to see any bots figure out how to get past the Basic Auth protecting all links on my (zero traffic) website. Of course, any user following a link will be stopped by the same login dialog (I display the credentials on the home page). The solution is to make the secrets public. ALL websites could implement the same User/Pass credentials: User: nobots Pass: nobots Can bot writers overcome this if they know the credentials?

And now for something completely different: https://newspeaklanguage.org Nothing else compares.

My advice to little sites: Basic Auth stops bots dead in their tracks. The credentials have to be discoverable of course, which makes it useless for most sites, but it's not that inconvenient. Once entered, browsers offer to use the same creds on subsequent visits. I have several apps that use 3D assets that are large enough for it to become worrisome when hundreds of bots are requesting them day and night. Not any more, lol.

I always remember this: https://spectrum.ieee.org/smalltalk He knew a good thing when he saw it. Too bad he only wanted the overlapping windows.

https://newspeaklanguage.org makes me happy every day!

Squeak! [1] The original Scratch was created in Squeak iirc. From the menu select Extras/Themes & Colors/Set EToys Mode. Endless hours of Scratch-like scripting with code blocks. [1] https://squeak.org

https://github.com/newspeaklanguage https://newspeaklanguage.org https://blog.bracha.org

https://github.com/croquet/croquet makes all of this dead simple, without the need for any backend code/servers/databases/CRDTs &etc

https://multisynq.io if you want a worldwide reflector network.

Those have to be the most beautiful dice I have yet to see in the browser. Thanks. I am quite jealous. https://chalculator.com/gaas/?world=diceroll