09:56:41	 From  Chris (@UncensoerdNews) : 你好
10:14:50	 From  M Edward Borasky (@znmeb) : I just joined the "AI & Robotics Group" group :-)
10:16:31	 From  Bob Armstrong : Joined . Harder to find than I would have expected .
10:21:02	 From  M Edward Borasky (@znmeb) : I'm definitely interested but I have limited hardware tooling at home - I'll have to find a maker-space if I need to do soldering, etc.
10:24:05	 From  M Edward Borasky (@znmeb) : I have two tinyvision.ai upDuino boards if there's anything I can test with those.
10:28:45	 From  Bob Armstrong : 4 16 2_i thru
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
10:30:39	 From  Bob Armstrong : : thru ( LA RA -- IV )		| vector of integers from LA thru RA .
   2p> swap -i 1+i iota L@ +i 2P> ;
And of course returns list rather than simply prints .
10:32:26	 From  M Edward Borasky (@znmeb) : In my Lisp days I could look at recursive functions and see they were correct. :-)
10:34:44	 From  M Edward Borasky (@znmeb) : Fourier
10:34:45	 From  Xuyang Chen : Fourier
10:36:54	 From  John P. Masseria : Reacted to "Fourier" with 👍
10:38:39	 From  M Edward Borasky (@znmeb) : Can it do test-driven development?
10:44:55	 From  Demitri Peynado : sudoku
10:46:37	 From  Bill Ragsdale : Here is white paper on CREATE DOES>

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/qmq11ydqc28zcxs972h2x/Create-Does-Discussion-01.pdf?rlkey=p38usxbewewq90fabtoeaw4f6&dl=0
10:47:30	 From  Bob Armstrong : My departed friend John Scholes did Suduku in APL : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmT80OseAGs
10:47:36	 From  Demitri Peynado : Reacted to "My departed friend J..." with ❤️
10:56:23	 From  M Edward Borasky (@znmeb) : Googley lady??
10:57:01	 From  Kevin Appert : she gets mad if I call her "Siri"
11:00:09	 From  M Edward Borasky (@znmeb) : Question: does your CORE1 Forth do floating point, and if so, does it use the hardware multiply-accumulate units on the iCE40?
11:03:35	 From  M Edward Borasky (@znmeb) : I'm a big fan of fixed point myself but the algorithms I have use floating point
11:06:35	 From  Kevin Appert : https://www.industrialshields.com/
11:06:49	 From  Demitri Peynado : Share the algorithm, and I can give an idea of how the CORE I could support it
11:07:04	 From  Kevin Appert : For industrial automation and stuff... real products!
11:08:19	 From  M Edward Borasky (@znmeb) : Yay! Pygmy Forth!
11:09:50	 From  Kevin Appert : named after "Pygmalion" by George Bernard Shaw?
11:10:41	 From  Dave Jaffe : don't forget PEEK and POKE!
11:13:31	 From  Don Golding : You can use the current CORE I code on thise boards.  Download Radiant software: https://www.latticesemi.com/LatticeRadiant
11:16:25	 From  John P. Masseria : Reacted to "named after "Pygmali..." with 👍
11:17:45	 From  Don Golding : Choose System Verilog for the language.
11:20:51	 From  Don Golding : Go to Project/Active Stratgy/LSE Settings and change above RAM Style: Block RAM and ROM Style to EBR or it won't fit in the part.
11:21:41	 From  Bill Ragsdale : See early chat for a white paper on CREATE DOES.
11:21:57	 From  Don Golding : got it!
11:23:40	 From  Bob Armstrong : Bill , OK if I add your paper to ref material on CoSy ?
11:23:58	 From  Don Golding : currently runs on this board: https://tinyvision.ai/products/upduino-v3-1
11:24:59	 From  Demitri Peynado : Latest CORE I code 
https://github.com/angelus9/AI-Robotics/blob/compiler/ForthProc.sv
11:26:38	 From  M Edward Borasky (@znmeb) : Reacted to "currently runs on th..." with 👍
11:36:41	 From  Bob Armstrong : I've added the Create Does paper to http://cosy.com/language/Forth/
11:36:49	 From  M Edward Borasky (@znmeb) : Thanks, Don and Demitri! Are there any licensing issues I need to worry about with Radiant? I have no commercial intent with any of this stuff but I do plan to post my own open-source code on GitHub and license the music (this is computer music oriented) with Creative Commons licenses.
11:37:19	 From  Don Golding : Ask for a free license
11:37:22	 From  Chris (@UncensoerdNews) : The core 1 README is dramatically improved.  Makes you look so much better.
11:37:38	 From  Don Golding : Reacted to "The core 1 README is..." with 👍
11:38:35	 From  Don Golding : BTW, Claude comments our code really well.  Paste our code into Cluade and ask it to comment.
11:39:21	 From  Chris (@UncensoerdNews) : A great idea t use Claude to do documentation.  Quite brilliant really.
11:39:32	 From  M Edward Borasky (@znmeb) : Somehow I need to learn how to read SystemVerilog
11:40:03	 From  Demitri Peynado : Replying to "Somehow I need to le..."

Copy and paste into claude and ask it to explain
11:51:39	 From  Don Golding : if you want floating point on the CORE I project, go GIT and get it.
11:51:53	 From  Don Golding : Floating point example on Git: https://github.com/taneroksuz/fpu-sp
11:52:06	 From  Don Golding : if you port this to CORE I, please share it.  Add opcodes for each function.
11:53:17	 From  John P. Masseria : “As long as we remember a person, they're not really gone. Their thoughts, their feelings, their memories, they become a part of us.”
11:53:20	 From  Kevin Appert : Don, are you going to show everyone the two chips?
11:54:00	 From  Don Golding : I have to go get them, back in 20 min.  Left them at Sheree's house.  OK