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  1. I built an esoteric programming language: rphle.de/tzap/
    It only has 4 instructions and no arbitrary values like numbers or memory addresses.
    I challenge you to implement Fibonacci in it!

    #esolang #pldev #programming #programminglanguages #challenge

  2. I built an esoteric programming language: rphle.de/tzap/
    It only has 4 instructions and no arbitrary values like numbers or memory addresses.
    I challenge you to implement Fibonacci in it!

    #esolang #pldev #programming #programminglanguages #challenge

  3. I built an esoteric programming language: rphle.de/tzap/
    It only has 4 instructions and no arbitrary values like numbers or memory addresses.
    I challenge you to implement Fibonacci in it!

    #esolang #pldev #programming #programminglanguages #challenge

  4. I built an esoteric programming language: rphle.de/tzap/
    It only has 4 instructions and no arbitrary values like numbers or memory addresses.
    I challenge you to implement Fibonacci in it!

    #esolang #pldev #programming #programminglanguages #challenge

  5. I built an esoteric programming language: rphle.de/tzap/
    It only has 4 instructions and no arbitrary values like numbers or memory addresses.
    I challenge you to implement Fibonacci in it!

    #esolang #pldev #programming #programminglanguages #challenge

  6. I have created an esoteric programming language called Uhhlang. In this language the only valid tokens (after comment removal) are hesitation words in various languages. For example: uh/erm (from English), euh (French), äää (Estonian), εμ (Greek), अ (Hindi). I've also included some RTL language tokens.

    Code repo including example programs: codeberg.org/mattp/uhhlang/src

    Blog post: peperell.com/2026/04/01/uhh-er

    Human-generated input, corrections etc from sufficiently advanced / native speakers of languages other than English is welcome.

    #esolang

  7. New hVmark Release: v1.6.0

    I added two new markers: code and centered text. And the latter accomplishes the task in the most deprecated way possible.

    github.com/HisVirusness/hvmark

    hVmark is my tiny, opinionated markup language: MIT-licensed, intentionally strict, and built to power HisVirusness.com.

    #markup #webdev #indieweb #smallweb #esolang #markdown

  8. New hVmark Release: v1.6.0

    I added two new markers: code and centered text. And the latter accomplishes the task in the most deprecated way possible.

    github.com/HisVirusness/hvmark

    hVmark is my tiny, opinionated markup language: MIT-licensed, intentionally strict, and built to power HisVirusness.com.

    #markup #webdev #indieweb #smallweb #esolang #markdown

  9. Yet another #LLM #benchmark. 😉

    EsoLang-Bench: Evaluating genuine reasoning in large language models via esoteric #programming languages esolang-bench.vercel.app/ #esolang #GenAI #AI

  10. I should continue learning more Python and Lua before I continue on my esoteric programming language, PolkaPy


    #programming #thoughts #blog #python #esolang
  11. I've been tormented by a very strange #esolang idea, it's like Lisp, but lists are unordered, and the only operation is composition.
    wiki.xxiivv.com/site/bagel

  12. Hallo an alle,

    wir treffen uns diesen Donnerstag den 26.02. ab 18 Uhr im @entropia Hauptraum.

    Thema ist dieses mal Esolangs. Es soll um seltene/alte Programmiersprachen und Paradigmen gehen - auch in einem interdiziplinären Kontext, Code als Kunst, Code als Widerstand. Bringt gerne eure Lieblingssprache mit.

    Es wird einen Talk über Ashwood geben.
    Wir bestellen gemeinsam Essen, es gibt Tee und Snacks.

    Kommt gerne vorbei :)

    #flinta #ccc #entropia #esolang #art #programming #ashwood

  13. We are excited to announce the interactive talk "Esolangs as Hacker Folk-Art and Computational Resistance" by Daniel Temkin (@rottytooth) about esoteric programming languages as a community-based form of art and resistance. The talk occurs as part of our open sessions format on the 7th February at 20:00 in our club space.

    More information on the talk: entropia.de/Open_Sessions:Agen

    More infos about the speaker: danieltemkin.com/

    #karlsruhe #esolang

  14. Nice article on Brainfuck compiler optimization. Makes me remember when I wrote a BF interpreter in high school for my Texas Instruments Voyage 200.

    calmerthanyouare.org/2015/01/0

    #brainfuck #esolang #compsci #compiler

  15. Nice article on Brainfuck compiler optimization. Makes me remember when I wrote a BF interpreter in high school for my Texas Instruments Voyage 200.

    calmerthanyouare.org/2015/01/0

    #brainfuck #esolang #compsci #compiler

  16. Nice article on Brainfuck compiler optimization. Makes me remember when I wrote a BF interpreter in high school for my Texas Instruments Voyage 200.

    calmerthanyouare.org/2015/01/0

    #brainfuck #esolang #compsci #compiler

  17. Nice article on Brainfuck compiler optimization. Makes me remember when I wrote a BF interpreter in high school for my Texas Instruments Voyage 200.

    calmerthanyouare.org/2015/01/0

    #brainfuck #esolang #compsci #compiler

  18. Nice article on Brainfuck compiler optimization. Makes me remember when I wrote a BF interpreter in high school for my Texas Instruments Voyage 200.

    calmerthanyouare.org/2015/01/0

    #brainfuck #esolang #compsci #compiler

  19. ...and what's interesting about thinking about such esoteric text editor behavior is that one realizes many of those ideas could be implemented in emacs.

    #emacs #esolang #esoeditor

  20. ...and what's interesting about thinking about such esoteric text editor behavior is that one realizes many of those ideas could be implemented in emacs.

    #emacs #esolang #esoeditor

  21. ...and what's interesting about thinking about such esoteric text editor behavior is that one realizes many of those ideas could be implemented in emacs.

    #emacs #esolang #esoeditor

  22. ...and what's interesting about thinking about such esoteric text editor behavior is that one realizes many of those ideas could be implemented in emacs.

    #emacs #esolang #esoeditor

  23. ...and what's interesting about thinking about such esoteric text editor behavior is that one realizes many of those ideas could be implemented in emacs.

    #emacs #esolang #esoeditor

  24. The other evening I started reading Daniel Temkin's "44 Esolangs":

    danieltemkin.com/Esolangs

    I just read the introduction and skimmed a few of the languages.

    In the following eight hours, I thought of three esolangs of my own!

    This book may be slightly deadly to my productivity...

    #programming #esolang

  25. Update: I have successfully solved Day One (both parts) in TIS-100, and it was of course very annoying but I did it, with a minimal wrapper script to inject input and run the program 184 times in a row to get the final answer. The whole run took 20 minutes (and 2.6 million cycles*) - not too shabby!

    I don't think I'll be attempting anything beyond Day 1 with TIS-100, handling 10-digit integers would be...a feat. But here's my solution to day one:
    gitlab.com/cincodenada/advent-

    I'll post a reply going over the details of how I even got the data into and out of TIS-100, because that's the funnest part, I think.

    For context: TIS-100 is a puzzle game that gives you a _very_ limited assembly-like programming environment: the only values available are integers from -999 to 999, and the input for a given run is limited to 39 values, further limited to the range -99 to 999. The only math operations are addition and subtraction, and the "registers" available are minimal and spatial. It's...not an ergonomic environment, but it is a very interesting architecture.

    * Sort of...see the last post in the thread below for details there!

    #AdventOfCode #TIS100 #esolang

  26. Yay, weirdo programming languages at #RoguelikeCelebration

    Seth Cooper on writing a roguelike with tile rewriting. #ProgrammingLanguages #Esolang

  27. Slowly cobbling together a parser for Szuni. Reworking the syntax a bit.

    # A simple cat program
    * cat
    |-> cli {read line}
    ? ~cli {$line} -> cli {println $line} => cat
    |-> cli {print goodbye!}

    #esolang

  28. Continuing to doodle out a esolang idea, and this is kinda pretty

    |-> {parity? * * * * *} => parity

    = parity
    ? {odd *} -> {even} => parity
    ? {even *} -> {odd} => parity
    | {parity?} -> {even} => parity

    I think I might make this runnable.

    #esolang

  29. twiddling device stacks/buffers and standarizing input stacks and output stacks. Kind unifying everything around left{} and ~right{} pattern.

    : this{$ptr} -> this{$ptr} @mem{read $ptr 1} ;
    : ~@mem{$x} -> {$x} ;

    #esolang

  30. This noise is kinda funnyo jot out. I think the syntax will let me do "everything not inside these delimiters is a comment"

    compute the magnitude of a point
    :->{3 4};
    :{$x}->[#alu]{mul $x $x};
    :{$x}->[#alu]{mul $x $x};
    :[#alu out]{$y $x}->[#alu]{add $x $y};
    :[#alu out]{$x}->[#alu]{sqrt $x};
    :[#alu out]{$x}->[#cli]{print $x}:

    #esolang

  31. Doodling up a multistack machine described as a sequence of data movement rules. Each rule can jump on success (=>) or failure (!>). Default behavior for success is advancing forward on instruction, default behavior for failing is to halt. Stuff with # as devices.

    [#ip]{$address} ->
    [#alu]{add $address 2} ;
    [#alu]{$next} ->
    [return]{$next} => subroutine ;
    ... back from subroutine ...

    subroutine:
    ... do stuff ..
    [return]{$address} -> [#ip]{$address} ;

    #esolang

  32. Working on making a syntax highlighter for my new #esolang, Bespoke. I'm using Tree-sitter, because a Textmate grammar wouldn't be powerful enough.

    So far, it recognizes each word as a series of "digit" tokens and colors those. I will tweak it to support the actual instructions!

    #programming #programminglanguage #code #coding #language #syntaxhighlighting #treesitter

  33. I've finished and released the #interpreter for my new esoteric #programminglanguage , Bespoke!

    github.com/WinslowJosiah/bespo

    I've also been having lots of fun trying to solve #programming challenges with it, including #codegolf challenges.

    #esolang #esolangs #code #coding

  34. I made a programming language as a shitpost. It doesn't accept input or return output.

    pfpoitras.com/write-only-wangu

    #langjam #esolang

  35. I made a programming language as a shitpost. It doesn't accept input or return output.

    pfpoitras.com/write-only-wangu

  36. I made a programming language as a shitpost. It doesn't accept input or return output.

    pfpoitras.com/write-only-wangu

    #langjam #esolang

  37. I made a programming language as a shitpost. It doesn't accept input or return output.

    pfpoitras.com/write-only-wangu

    #langjam #esolang

  38. SIC-1 (a free #esolang #zachlike) is now also on #itchio (with music, achievements, a new narrative, and much more!): jaredkrinke.itch.io/sic-1