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Home of LoycCore, the LES language of Loyc trees, the Enhanced C# parser, the LeMP macro preprocessor, and the LLLPG parser generator.
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Comments: If I could change the world #29

Closed qwertie closed 6 years ago

qwertie commented 8 years ago

Associated with this blog post.

peterreigh commented 8 years ago

Love the Thorium reactor idea. I had no notion anything other than the mainstream stuff was lurking in the background.

f.y.i. "cold fusion", now known as LENR (Low Energy Nuclear Reaction), might be coming back in a big way. Have a look at http://www.e-catworld.com/ if you are interested, or just Google it. The effect is now supposedly sustainable and reproducible.

Keep updating. I can't read these things every day, but do get around to reading the interesting looking ones, eventually.

Reigh

qwertie commented 8 years ago

Hi! Thanks for commenting. I seem to recall reading an article about why the LENR work by Andrea Rossi, and in particular an "independent" test of his "reactor", should not be taken seriously by the public. I couldn't find that article again, but I found this one instead, as well as this one. Rossi is an ex-con convicted of "fraudulent" behavior, and the "independent" test done 1.5 years ago wasn't really independent since Rossi had physical access to the machine and could have, for instance, tampered with the wiring to "generate" electricity by drawing it from the electric grid. The Thorium stuff, by contrast, is conventional physics, if not well-known.

palexisru commented 7 years ago

Thanks for changing! I get some ideas for the PL2.NET programming language. May I use LLLPG for define grammatics ? Project: http://pl2-en.livejournal.com and https://github.com/palexisru/pl2_rus/wiki Grammar definition example https://github.com/palexisru/pl2_rus/tree/master/test/bnf2/bnf

qwertie commented 7 years ago

Of course. You can use LLLPG for any reason.

peterreigh commented 7 years ago

not sure why I was cc'd.....

Nice to know you are still alive however.

On 2017-01-08 11:30 AM, David Piepgrass wrote:

Of course. You can use LLLPG for any reason.

-- There are 10 kinds of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.