Post B6g2ewztxX3xg0d1we by vii@dsmc.space
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 (DIR) Post #B6RNGYt4eaAmFmUtrU by vii@dsmc.space
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       okay, okay, okay, it works I can’t believe it fucking works I didn’t even set out to do this this is a side effect of having a forth-like repl for playing with the vm directly but… genserver.I’ve implemented a genserver with the VM and it works.  { 0 1 |                      ; arity 0, 1 capture counter body    load_captured 0  store 0   ; @init:  state := captured 0    recv_peek 20               ; @loop:  empty mailbox → @park      store 1                  ;         msg: local 1      load 1      is_tagged_tuple 16 4 :call   ; not :call/4 → @retry        pop        recv_remove        load 1  tuple_ref 1    ;   from-pid        :reply        load 1  tuple_ref 2    ;   ref        load 0  1 +            ;   new-state = state + 1        dup  store 0           ;   state := new-state        tuple 3                ;   {:reply ref new-state}        send  pop              ;   deliver to from-pid        jmp -20                ; : @loop    recv_advance -21           ; @retry: skip msg → @loop    recv_wait    -22           ; @park:  block: @loop  }  spawn                        ; spawn the counter, push its pid  make_ref  store 1            ; ref: local 1  dup                          ; keep pid for later    :call  self  load 1  :inc    tuple 4                    ; {:call self ref :inc}    send  pop                  ; deliver  recv_peek 5                  ; @wait:  empty: @park    store 2                    ;         reply: local 2    load 2  tuple_ref 2        ;         extract n    recv_remove    jmp 1                      ; : @done  recv_wait -7                 ; @park:  block: @wait                               ; @done:  stack = [counter-pid, n]and the equivalent ish code:fn counter state do  receive do    {:call from ref :inc} -> do        new-state = state + 1        send from {:reply ref new-state}        counter new-state      end  endendfn main do  pid = spawn (fn -> counter 0)  ref = make-ref  send pid {:call (self) ref :inc}  receive do    {:reply ^ref n} -> n  endendGUYS. GUYS. YOU FUCKING GUYS I HAVE SOMETHING.
       
 (DIR) Post #B6RNGZSWWmWs1j5D7I by w0rm@dsmc.space
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       @vii imagine, simple scripts, way more comfortable, and fuck default shell users.  Explicitly not Ubuntu friendly.
       
 (DIR) Post #B6RNGZdVrvJsZoDzFI by w0rm@dsmc.space
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       @vii We have 2 more slots on tier 0 network ( thank you, @p )  The rest is my unmanaged hubs because something something a cheap bitch.Anyway gonna put NAS on there.  Last slot could be the singular web node for your cluster.
       
 (DIR) Post #B6RNJed5lDTIvoUqbg by p@fsebugoutzone.org
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       @w0rm @vii :bigbosssalute:
       
 (DIR) Post #B6g2dylzs6I0tVf4wS by w0rm@dsmc.space
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       @p @vii I put the NAS there.  Last port is yours, @vii.
       
 (DIR) Post #B6g2ewztxX3xg0d1we by vii@dsmc.space
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       @w0rm @p So soon.
       
 (DIR) Post #B6g2exAXJzZOCzbWWO by w0rm@dsmc.space
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       @vii @p It's 4tb ssd for fse, and another 4tb ssd for dsmc stuff, finally there's an 8tc of spinning rust.  For general use.
       
 (DIR) Post #B6g2g6Kwil5Evq1L6W by w0rm@dsmc.space
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       @vii @p 8tb*