09:34:03	 From Paul Durao : On Linux u can more or less transplant a disk for the most part
10:07:01	 From Brad Nelson : tail call
10:13:52	 From Chris (@UncensoerdNews) : Other stacks for other stuff is very interesting to me.  I have tons of free stacks on the ICE40 FPGA.
10:15:37	 From Paul Durao : Error recovery usually needs a goto
10:16:11	 From Chris (@UncensoerdNews) : Or an exception stack
10:30:12	 From Bob Armstrong : Reacted to "Other stacks for oth..." with ❤️
10:38:21	 From Kevin Appert, Program Chair : Anybody want to do a tutorial on Catch/Throw?
10:48:10	 From Bob Armstrong : Reacted to "Anybody want to do a..." with 👍
10:57:37	 From Chris (@UncensoerdNews) : I have a question, what happened to the hardware Samual was doing?
10:59:51	 From Brad Nelson : I suspect he's gotten busy with life. I think one of his more recent talks he discussed how to do something when spread out over long periods of time.
11:00:18	 From Richard Hair : Reacted to "Anybody want to do..." with 👍
11:03:05	 From Brad Nelson : L1
11:07:37	 From Brad Nelson : I'd have done >r + r> * rather than use rot
11:09:59	 From Paul Durao : U have the word let from basic and maths
11:16:17	 From cac : Have you looked at StrongForth?

https://www.stephan-becher.de/strongforth/
11:17:46	 From cac : Typed variables and overloaded operators...
11:21:03	 From Brad Nelson : CHERI
11:25:21	 From Brad Nelson : https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/research/security/ctsrd/cheri/
11:26:03	 From Brad Nelson : With your locals, why not something closer to conventional locals notation:

: add_mult { x y z -- result } x y + z * result ! ;
11:28:52	 From Brad Nelson : Yes, sadly
11:35:16	 From Don Golding : T120F484C3
11:37:51	 From Don Golding : Reacted to "https://www.cl.cam.a..." with 👍
11:44:26	 From Don Golding : this is the result of adding a 4 bit TYPE field to the cell
11:44:55	 From Don Golding : 4896 LUTs out of 112,000 LUTs
11:46:14	 From Don Golding : So, it really doesn't take much hardware to do big things.  Got ideas: donaldrgolding@gmail.com
11:51:03	 From M Edward Borasky (@znmeb) : Speaking of Forth dialects, Hans Bezemer's "4th" ships in Fedora Linux! I haven't seen it in any other Linux distros.