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<dave0>
maw
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<KipIngram>
Hey dave0.
<dave0>
hi KipIngram
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<proteus-guy>
veltas, I agree forth activity has clearly exploded. Stackbased VMs have always been a thing but crypto systems are definitely growing and share the limited resource and focus on simplicity that is natural to forth. The crypto-world stands to gain tremendously from the experience of forth-wrights.
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<dave0>
maw
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<KipIngram>
proteus-guy: It's great that there are still some niche applications. I still regard Forth as one of the best ways going to "bring up" a new system. An important part of what I'm trying to do with this system is make it readily portable to new platforms. And of course, you've got a strong offering in that zone as well. I'm an embedded guy at heart, and for me Forth is just part of that.
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<KipIngram>
Well, I think I got number input roughed out again, on the drawing board. I'd thought I would just take it from before, but I wound up rewriting it. It's perhaps a bit shorter and it's MUCH better structured and easy to follow. I'll share it after I've entered and debugged it.
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<xybre>
Do you mean cryptography or crypt o current sea
<mark4>
i think calling it crypto currency is counter intuitive
<mark4>
calling it E-Money might have been better
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<veltas>
E-scarcity
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<veltas>
E-conomics
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<dave0>
maw
<veltas>
nn
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<cmtptr>
should have called it what it is: worthless