That's a great idea. If you'd be interested in doing this semi-officially on HN (maybe something along the lines of an AMA) please email [email protected] and let's co-ordinate it!
Done.
I would observe such a live session.
Definitely interested. I've dabbled in k for small problems and would like to understand more about the array approach to larger programs.
The official live stream is up now here:
Update. I'll be giving this live session on Monday the 13th at 3 PM EST. Stay tuned for a post on HN near that time for the link to the live session.
Re:Smaller Code, Better Code
by credit_guy on Monday February 13, 2017 @01:36PM
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Maybe it's a bit late to ask, but is the live session still planned to happen? I'd personally want to dial in, but I don't know the details.
Re:Smaller Code, Better Code
by RodgerTheGreat on Sunday February 05, 2017 @07:18AM
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Sounds great! If you do so, please be sure to record it for posterity.
I'd also be really interested in this - it sounds intriguing!
Re:Smaller Code, Better Code
by chetanbhasin on Sunday February 05, 2017 @03:56AM
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I'd be down for such a session. Sounds like a great idea!
Re:Smaller Code, Better Code
by camelspade on Sunday February 05, 2017 @02:22AM
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I would like to see this as well, sounds very interesting
I am interested too.
Please do!
I'm not sure if everyone who's interested knows APL... I was initially interested, but honestly a bit less when I saw the compiler is in APL. Still a very impressive feat, just not my cup of tea.
Understandable. However, it won't be necessary to know APL to understand what I'm going to talk about. I might delve into a bit of APL, but only from the perspective of how to work with the code. My hope is that the more general lessons can be taken and used anywhere, and improve the code of projects elsewhere.
If people express interest, I'll run such a live session and let people judge for themselves what they think of the code and my approach to "simplicity" after they've been introduced personally to the code base.