John Earnest and Versions of k

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

2

APL and Deekstra APL

03:06 • 3min

3

Iverson's APL 360 Implementation - What's Next?

06:17 • 3min

4

The Front End of the Wiki

09:45 • 2min

5

CBQN - Announcing a RePLXX Integration

11:59 • 5min

6

Having a Master's Degree in Computer Science and Programming

16:34 • 4min

7

K5 and the APL Derivative Language

20:44 • 3min

8

Kona Kona Is a Project by Kevin Lawyer's Lawlers

23:49 • 3min

9

10 10 Data

26:46 • 4min

10

K5 K6 Is an Incremental Refinement of K3

31:15 • 4min

11

K7 and K9 Are Radically Different Languages From From K5 and 6

34:56 • 3min

12

K6 Is the Language That the Open Source Community Feels Like It's the Dialect That They're Mostly Agreement On

37:47 • 3min

13

K3 Is the Earliest Is the Oldest Survivor

40:46 • 2min

14

The History of the C++ Language Kerf

43:03 • 2min

15

The Difference Between C++ and C++ 23

45:33 • 3min

16

K Is a Very Niche Language Compared to Other Languages Like Python or Rust or C++

48:23 • 5min

17

Uh Javascript

53:40 • 2min

18

Uh Special K and Adverbs in 3d Rendering

55:59 • 5min

19

The Interview With Marcia Mikel - Is There a Guest on the Podcast?

01:01:21 • 2min

20

Is There a Connection Between Concatenative and Fourth?

01:03:01 • 6min

21

Is There a Fourth Cast in Stack Based Languages?

01:08:33 • 3min

22

The Language That Controlled Radio Telescopes

01:11:36 • 3min

23

The Green Arrays Architecture Is a Realistic Architecture of a Virtual Machine

01:14:55 • 6min

24

The Concept of Literate Programming

01:20:47 • 4min

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K and the Array Language Stuff and I Think It's an Incredibly Uh Interesting Comparison

01:24:55 • 2min