```Malbolge was so difficult to understand when it arrived that it took two years for the first Malbolge program to appear. Indeed, the author himself has never written a single Malbolge program. The first program was not written by a human being: it was generated by a beam search algorithm designed by Andrew Cooke and implemented in Lisp.```

you won't be programming anything lol

@Uksio Yea, that was Shoe's twitter avatar for like two years

yeah, heard of that. couldn't remember where though

been along time since Expert Systems

Forward Chaining, Backward Chaining etc

https://twitter.com/BBCBreaking/status/1151503584779018242?s=20

i'm going to write my own raycaster engine in 6502

(eventually)

nice.

raycasters easy

never was one for graphics programing

do it in hlsl

getting it to run on such limited hardware isnt

Make it run on a calculator

REAL MEN use an Analytical Machine like the GOOD OLD DAYS!

calculators generally have more power

well, if the hardware is limited, using the 'engine' doesn't always make sense

whats up everybody

You say that, but the analytical engine might make a comeback one day

this is mister obvious

today

on pornhub dot com

maybe, so might the Genral Problem Solver

i think we got babbages brain in a museum here somewhere

science museum in london I think

right next to IKNAC

free to enter, pop down

FIFO, Reverse Polish Notiation

If it becomes easier to make small versions of that machine rather than to make tiny electrical transistors, we might end up with mechanical computers again

hmm

I went to the science museum a little while ago... they had all my childhood stuff their 😛 like a NES and gameboy

was a really great video on the China Szchen Zone and what it allows engineers to do that i posted yesterday

Very cool.

NES and a gameboy at a museum *sigh

they probably have an n64 by now

double *sigh

Can you imagine believing this?

I remember reading about the n64 in magazines... project silicon

in fact .. I still have the nintendo magazine where they announced the snes