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Re: Factor: February 2015
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Factor: the language, the theory, and the practice. Saturday, February 28, 2015. A couple days ago, Verizon posted a press release. Complaining about the FCC's recent changes to Internet regulations. Normally, I wouldn't really bother with things like this, but they posted their statement using morse code. While it would be easy enough to read their English version. I thought it would be fun to decode it using Factor. Step 1. Download the blog post and parse the HTML. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Youre sm...
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The fun factor in programming: Factor Magic, Part 2
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The fun factor in programming. Thursday, April 26, 2007. Factor Magic, Part 2. In the first part. Of this article, we looked through some graphics at how you can manipulate the stack with words. We visually examined the positions of the "values" on the stack before and after "shuffle" words were applied. As a reminder take another look at the start position and the other subsequent effects once the rot. Words have been applied. N1 n2 n3 - n ). A good place to discover the remaining shuffle words is in th...
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The fun factor in programming: March 2007
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The fun factor in programming. Saturday, March 31, 2007. In Ruby is a one-liner. In Factor (more about this in an upcoming article). My purpose today is to tell you about the "magical" aspects of programming in Factor. This is how I see it. Say you want to add 2 to 3. You put 2 and 3 on the stack, then you "invoke" the " " word putting the result (5) on the stack. Extract the archive file then start the UI by double-clicking f.exe on Windows or Factor.app on Mac OS X. Q: Hi, What's a stack-based language?
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The fun factor in programming: Factor Magic
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The fun factor in programming. Saturday, March 31, 2007. In Ruby is a one-liner. In Factor (more about this in an upcoming article). My purpose today is to tell you about the "magical" aspects of programming in Factor. This is how I see it. Say you want to add 2 to 3. You put 2 and 3 on the stack, then you "invoke" the " " word putting the result (5) on the stack. Extract the archive file then start the UI by double-clicking f.exe on Windows or Factor.app on Mac OS X. Q: Hi, What's a stack-based language?
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The fun factor in programming: Factor Christmas Card
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The fun factor in programming. Monday, November 19, 2007. I am working on a Christmas card for the Factor community. The drawing is pretty much done, so don't ask me for a major redraw. If you like it and want the caption changed, we can have a caption contest :). The final version will come in 72 dpi for screen display and 300 dpi for printout. Please submit your suggestion in the comments (the suggested caption must fit in the balloon). Click on the images below for larger versions.
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Re: Factor: Text-to-PDF
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Factor: the language, the theory, and the practice. Friday, October 15, 2010. In this article, we will be building step-by-step a program for converting text files into PDF. The PDF specification is at version 1.7 (approximately 750 pages plus some supplements) and is available for download. From the Adobe website. The entire solution listed below is approximately 140 lines of code, and compares favorably to a 600 line Python version. And a 450 line C version. D 0 obj n. Creator (created with Factor).
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The fun factor in programming: May 2008
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The fun factor in programming. Friday, May 16, 2008. Factor as a middle-tier language. Came out of stealth mode a couple of weeks ago with an ambitious middle-tier experts certification program called Midflow. 8482; As the FAQ goes, Midflow™ is a network of executive middle-tier experts, backed by a world-wide certification program (more details at http:/ www.midflow.com/about.html. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Factor as a middle-tier language.
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The fun factor in programming: September 2007
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The fun factor in programming. Tuesday, September 18, 2007. Saturday, September 8, 2007. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I firmly believe that productivity and profits are higher in companies where people have fun. Factor programming is definitely fun! View my complete profile.
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The fun factor in programming: System-wide Factor
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The fun factor in programming. Friday, October 16, 2009. I like the Factor listener and its powerful help system. You also get a debugger, a code walker, and much more with it. It's also a two-way tool if you use it with a supported editor. I personally use TextMate with the latest Factor TextMate bundle. Before - './YourPathToFactor/factor/factor'. Exec rlwrap "/Users/elie/Desktop/factor/factor" "$@". The location of the above file should be somewhere under you PATH. I have a personal bin folder und...
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The fun factor in programming: April 2007
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The fun factor in programming. Thursday, April 26, 2007. Factor Magic, Part 2. In the first part. Of this article, we looked through some graphics at how you can manipulate the stack with words. We visually examined the positions of the "values" on the stack before and after "shuffle" words were applied. As a reminder take another look at the start position and the other subsequent effects once the rot. Words have been applied. N1 n2 n3 - n ). A good place to discover the remaining shuffle words is in th...
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