You Used Python for What?!
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Implements a Brainfuck interpreter in Python and shows Church-encoded booleans and arithmetic that compute addition, multiplication and exponentiation purely via lambdas; builds a Git-like content-addressed repo that hashes arbitrary Python lists, tuples and dicts for commits and plans merge/diff/remotes; parses Bosendorfer raw piano dumps into MIDI using Needleman–Wunsch alignment in a tool called churny and visualizes errors; generates graded readers by simulated annealing over vocabulary order for the Greek New Testament; prototypes CLE (CPython on bare metal) and a working Apple II emulator with CPU, I/O and audio glitches still being tuned.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 3:44EIGHT COMMANDS
- 15:45GIT FUNDAMENTALS
- 19:51FUTURE PLANS
- 23:36PERFORMANCE
- 26:53OPEN GOLDBERG PROJECT
- 29:38BOE FILES
- 33:52THE BASIC IDEA
- 36:26VOCABULARY ORDERING
- 37:07SIMULATED ANNEALING
- 38:58SPEAKER
- 39:12KEYBOARD
- 42:03THE REAL CHALLENGES
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