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I solve hard problems (large or small) in these areas:
* Embedded microprocessor code * Compilers & Interpreters (I wrote the book!) * Custom software * Unusual applications |
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Waking up BibleTrans
An Operating System for Real People
Using my TAG Compiler Compiler
TrakSim Java-based track simulator
for testing self-driving car software
Complete Blog Index
People keep asking me about Tiny Basic, so I started up a page to collect the information available, including some downloads from my archives. Alas, most of it is on paper tape, which I can no longer read. You might also be interested in HTML copy of "A Short Course in Programming" for the 1802 microprocessor. It's not TinyBasic, but it's basic and tiny.
About the same time as Tiny Basic, I wrote a video game for a Hong Kong manufacturer. For what I can remember of it, see Tennis. You can also find software emulators on the collector sites.
Nobody sells CompileIt any more,
but you can get it from a few archive sites (see
notes).
This
cartoon resonates with me. I don't remember where I first saw it, but I
liked it so much I commissioned a local artist to recreate it (perfectly
legal, because she never saw the original, so it's not a "copy" in the
sense of copyright). Sometimes I feel like the gun vendor trying to help
people win their battles; other times, like the lord of the castle, I feel
too overwhelmed by my own battles to look aside at new ideas. I hope not
too often. This section is about some of those other things.
The Revolving Church Door is a collection
of essays originally intended to represent one side of controversial or
debatable topics, for the purpose of helping people to think about the
issues involved, plus a few introspective meditations that I didn't know
where else to put. Unfortunately, people don't want to analyze the issues.
There was no debate. Maybe taking some of these positions in a public forum
contributed to my termination at SBU, but I doubt it.
The arguments (For and) Against Relationshipism,
why it is not and cannot be taught in the Bible
The Counterfeit Religion of Relationships,
comparing Relationshipism to 1+2C
Relationships, concluding that people
mean "affirmation" by that word ("not-angry")
Relationshipism, defining the term
(2008 October 31 blog post)
"Love" in Fiction,
how men understand "love" and "relationship"
God of Truth, a draft of what
might eventually become a book
Men Are from Mars, a list of specific Thinker/Feeler
differences
Two Cultures, an early treatment
connecting the idea to hypocrisy
The bottom of this page, a challenge
to do something about it
Getting Men into the Church through
Apologetics, what one church is doing about it
Thinker/Feeler Distinction
(08 October 27 blog post)
Relationshipism at Work (Vulnerability)
and (Cinema), blog posts exploring
how this idea impacts the real world
Team Player, relating Relationshipism to team play
Half of the American people are MBTI Thinkers.
The American evangelical church is controlled and operated
exclusively by and for the benefit of the other half.
What are you doing to make Thinkers welcome in the church?
If you do not understand the problem, you are part of the problem.
If you find this message offensive, you are part of the problem.
2024 January 29