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Thanks to Tom for making this video! Download links in the video description.
There is no fundamental reason why JIT [just-in-time compilation] solutions should be slower than precompiled code, if you disregard warm-up time (which may actually happen before the program is shipped). In fact, mathematically, the opposite is true: JITs have the option of optimizing further at runtime which once-compilers like C++ don't have. What we currently have available is another question, but long-term, JITs will basically win the performance race.
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Example public bots:
Updated the gig as there is a ready-made bot kit.
theory validity { // a human weighs between 80 and 400 pounds $x is a human & $x weighs ($y pounds) => $y >= 80 & $y <= 400 contradiction => say (That can't be right) }
Yes, this works already. Full program and some responses.
So yes, the speedrun definitely continues—just without videos right now.
Creating a very nice "girlfriend" bot with a friend too.
I code until it's done.
Bot receives facts:
RAM has a size I have RAM
And asks:
What is the size of my RAM?
To achieve this, we invent and implement a whole new language which mixes English and Python. Complete program: 299 lines.
Our new bot plays MKLab FM, a very nice (and free) electronic dance music radio, in your Discord server.
1000 € are a good number and will help this project a lot :)
It can either be a gift, an investment or a bot order, depending on your wishes...
Let's just talk about it.
I introduce a new concept to JavaX—coding on the meta-level. Just write meta {} and put your code-making code inside the brackets.
OK the concept is not completely new, but it does work exceptionally well in JavaX.
In fact, we are creating and using a custom language directly within this example. Oh, and there is now a shortened version with only 33 lines.
Spends the time, pays the bills.
Another functioning JavaX keyword invented in a few minutes.
class Me {
selfType hello() { print("hello!"); this; }
}
new Me().hello().hello();
selfType just refers to the enclosing class. Avoid repetition. It really shines in combination with includes.
Let's say a program is something that describes itself, tests itself and improves itself.