Neko: History of a Software Pet | Eliot Akira
Neko: History of a Software Pet Neko is a cat that runs around on the screen, chasing the mouse cursor. It has led many lives through the history of computers. The original software based on this concept was written in the 1980's by Naoshi Watanabe (若田部 直). It was called NEKO.COM and ran on the Japanese computer NEC PC-9801 in the MS-DOS command line. The next version ran on the Macintosh computer
A Brief Introduction to Esoteric Languages
It’s implementation-defined what happens if you decrement a 0 cell or move the pointer past the last cell. Every compiler and runtime would make its own decisions. Every other symbol is a noop, which 1) makes brainfuck relatively easy to comment, and 2) means you can secretly embed brainfuck programs in other language programs (multicoding). Brainfuck is in the class of “Turing tarpits”, languages
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Women's History Month: Computer Science Pioneers
