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      <title>Markdown what does it take to parse you</title>
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      <description>Its been 4 designs trashed since I&#39;ve got this need to write a Markdown to HTML convertor in Factor. The catch: I don&#39;t want to use regular expressions. I&#39;m trying to make it really generic but some stupid edge case comes along and crashes the parser. Talk about morale sapping. Particularly when I&#39;m already quite frustrated. This is the only frustration which I can rant about in public.</description>
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      <title>.57142857 way through</title>
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      <description>Hey the name&#39;s KodeClutz, I had to be precise.&#xA;4 papers down, 3 to go, after which I&#39;m one step closer to freedom, and quite a major step because all the exams after that are just one day affairs, 4 of them.&#xA;In going stupid, I&#39;m thinking of writing a Markdown parser in Factor. The problem isn&#39;t Factor, I&#39;m just not that well qualified. But I might just do it.</description>
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      <title>Why factor is cool</title>
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      <description>Before beginning, I must admit I haven&#39;t messed with Factor for a couple of weeks now, nor do I contribute to it, I&#39;m a Factor n00b. Please contradict peacefully.&#xA;Of course there are the usual reasons that it is open source, most of the standard libraries are in Factor itself, and that it has a really cool development environment. But almost every popular language these days has all that stuff.</description>
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      <title>This thing creeps along</title>
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      <description>Not much posts here, and nothing of interest. Well there really isn&#39;t much I&#39;ve been doing.&#xA;I hacked a brainf**k interpreter in Factor, but since I&#39;ve no time for Turing tarpits, someone should test it on more complex programs. Besides the number to string conversion does cause output problems.&#xA;I also have a refresh ready for my website, but it isn&#39;t going online any time soon, because its not for 22bits, but a new one, which I might do after a few months.</description>
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      <title>Factor: Guess the number</title>
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      <description>My first useful factor program.&#xA;! A guessing game&#xA;USING: calendar random strings namespaces prettyprint math.parser io io.files math kernel combinators ;&#xA;IN: guess&#xA;! lets choose our number&#xA;SYMBOL: answer&#xA;! initialize the generator&#xA;now timestamp&gt;unix-time init-random&#xA;! get a number [1..100] and put it in answer&#xA;100 random answer set&#xA;answer get .&#xA;! keep asking the user&#xA;: start-guessing ( -- )&#xA;&#34;Enter number: &#34; print</description>
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      <title>Factor -ize</title>
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      <description>Its been a week since i discovered Factor. So first, it&#39;s stack based, it&#39;s small, it&#39;s almost tiny. I&#39;ve never programmed in a stack based language before. But I liked it, really makes you think. Infact I haven&#39;t got any program written yet, just playing around in the interactive interpreter. It&#39;s got really good documentation by way of the API, what it could use is a quick start guide, ie.</description>
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