I certainly wish them success.

Nor to an aggressor threatening the sovereignty of his country’s closest neighbour. 🇨🇦

(I myself am Dutch)
re: Hoekstra

Q: why do Dutchmen wear wooden shoes?
A: to keep the woodpeckers off their heads.

Just beginning to listen. Got a comment about the CSIRAC, though—your discussion of its unique programming model and registers made me ponder—“microcode object-oriented programming?”

Perhaps we need to create “C++- -“ and call it “Joe”.

I recognize this. Currently—especially in church environments—I’m an outsider. What concerns me is that I, a “ministerial” white male, won’t notice when I’m an insider yet again.

It’s so good you should always do stop.

Not by Trump’s fiat he won’t be.

As a Canadian, I wonder how someone so politically active could have still been so unaware of the threats ICE poses to all people.

(Having said that, I’m currently revisiting “APL-80”, a remarkably thorough and surprisingly fast implementation of APL for the original TRS-80 Model I.)

Yikes! I take back every message I’ve sent you. <grin>

Sorry—hijacking again. But here’s a tidbit you might enjoy:

pok.acm.org/meetings/foi...

Must be AI

Now I understand why you were delving into Spitbol.

Is there another mechanism to support recursion, which is fundamental to Lisp though?

I apologize for hijacking this post, but I don’t know how to “post a question on your timeline” a la FB. Have you covered one of my fave historical puzzles? — Where did the idea of subroutines/subprograms/functions arise? Did passing them params on the stack start with Algol? Lisp?

Thank you for this.

Is he saying it on socials because he can’t say it to Vladi’s face?!?