09:57:59	 From Brad Nelson : That first word does not seem to terminate?
09:58:29	 From Brad Nelson : ChatGPT doesn't do Forth so well...
09:59:08	 From Bill Ragsdale : OpinAI  is not the place to turn for a Forth turordial
09:59:59	 From Bob Armstrong : Here's one of those basis arrays :
i( 0 1 1 0 )i i( 2 2 )i take 
( 
 0 1 
 1 0 
 )
10:19:55	 From Ed Borasky : I do care about colorForth!!
10:24:29	 From Liang : Kilobytes matter more now as OpenAI and NVIDIA renew industry interests in new processor designs and architectures.
10:53:41	 From Marc Petremann : My opinion regarding ColorForth: there is no online tutorial available explaining step by step getting started, installing, editing....
10:55:55	 From Ed Borasky : I've looked at colorForth a few times but the non-standard keyboard map always strops me. I have 65 years of experience with the QWERTY keyboard to unlearn.
11:00:53	 From Ed Borasky : I got a message saying Don's network bandwidth is low
11:03:37	 From Charles de Magneval : Sorry my phone done something wird
11:04:21	 From Dennis Ruffer : Good job on your talk Brad. You got further into Chuck's mind then I ever wanted to go.
11:05:30	 From Brad Nelson : https://www.inventio.co.uk/cf2023/index.html
11:12:54	 From Kevin Appert : Verizon, Comcast, potato, patatoe.
11:14:35	 From Charles de Magneval : I use a tablet every time
11:14:57	 From Charles de Magneval : Even for coding
11:15:02	 From Kevin Appert : Sometimes when my neck is stiff, I take an Advil.
11:15:48	 From Kevin Appert : Usually a gel-cap rather than an actual tablet.
11:17:07	 From Kevin Appert : That reminds me or an equipment vendor who puts a self-test on his Thermal Cycler, but you need a USB dongle key to run it.
11:17:29	 From Chris (@UncensoerdNews) : Can someone spell the name of that board/supplier or their url please?
11:17:47	 From Charles de Magneval : Reacted to Usually a gel-cap ra... with ""
11:18:36	 From Brett Gordon : Do they make a virtual keyboards for programming like a hot key kind of keyboard. That be broken up in differnt fucntiones ie strings, functions, print, and custom library functions?
11:20:39	 From Kevin Appert : What board supplier are you talking about, Chris?   Don is going to be selling boards at some point.
11:22:40	 From Liang : I think solution to predictable large language model is to use hash code as indices for training data, so that they can be Decentralised or distributed.
11:25:31	 From Liang : Nvidia CEO had saying similar things recently.
11:27:46	 From Brad Nelson : Venus probes were very special, and burned up very fast.
11:32:45	 From Brad Nelson : Longest surviving probe on Venus lasted 2 hours.
11:39:48	 From Don Golding : https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/efinix-inc/T85F484C3/11591358
11:40:34	 From Don Golding : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxuDTSQe1mE&t=4s
11:41:02	 From Don Golding : https://www.efinixinc.com/
11:41:12	 From Don Golding : Free license!
11:42:07	 From Don Golding : Brad, I think some people are working on their chips with open source programming.
11:48:19	 From Brad Nelson : Glad to hear there's more FPGAs with open formats.
11:48:41	 From Brad Nelson : Me too
11:48:52	 From Don Golding : Reacted to "Me too" with
11:57:57	 From Kevin Appert : Reacted to "Me too" with
11:58:07	 From Dave Jaffe : write code with emojis only!
11:58:46	 From Liang : Or Chinese characters ....
12:10:03	 From Liang : Sounds a bit like CSS class in HTML ....
12:17:07	 From Ed Borasky : Then there's the SECD machine
12:18:44	 From Brad Nelson : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shunting_yard_algorithm
12:20:17	 From Don Golding : https://github.com/Josefg/Scientific_FORTH