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i want to write a modal text editor in lisp with elements of plan9
i want to maybe turn it into an operating system at some point
i want to write my own lisp interpreter
i want to write a file manager mode for my emacs clone
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>>108473195
I'll make a logo
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>>108473195
based programmer who wants to learn how to make hard things
keep it up
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>>108473457
i havent even started yet
programming is dead it's all just being a code janitor and has been for ages
i'll probably try to become a data analyst or something and program in my spare time
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>>108473195
>i want to write my own lisp interpreter
picrel. Goes from lisp interpreter to lisp compiler to (iirc) MIPS machine code, with about a half dozen intermediate steps of increasing performance.
>i want to write a modal text editor in lisp with elements of plan9
Don't bother with the archaic plan9 filesystem bullshit, use something (relatively) modern like Redis.
>file manager mode for my emacs clone
simple matter of programming
>turn it into an operating system
Not even the lisp machines did that, but you do you.
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take that drive an enthusiasm and use it to get over the initial humps of learning about and contributing to someone else's existing project for the same thing!
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>>108476168
oh look, it's the "replace filesystems with relational databases" schizo
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>>108473195
>i want to write my own lisp interpreter
Why not use an existing lisp?
https://rentry.org/lispresources
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>>108478115
because i want to write an interpreter
>>108477171
i dont know this schizo but that's exactly what i'm planning to do, filesystems are retarded, everything should be accessed by hashes also unix is a piece of shit
t. zoomer
>>108476168
thanks for the resources.
someone also recommended me some website like write your own lisp or emacs or whatever i think it was both actually so i cant complain about the lack of material
>Don't bother with the archaic plan9 filesystem bullshit, use something (relatively) modern like Redis.
i mean UI but people get rather confused when i mention it i think it's a very clever idea what i want to do
>Not even the lisp machines did that, but you do you.
andreas kling did
i'm writing the UI the rest will be completely separate, i'd ideally want a HAL too but that's just a lot of work so i doubt it'll ever come to fruition
>simple matter of programming
nothing that is solved by programming alone is worth putting your time into, it's about design and new ideas
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>>108473195
Why Lisp?
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>>108478411
fell for the memes
it's easy and simple to implement too
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>>108477171
>redis is totes a relational database guise



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