duckyPad VS array-language-comparisons

Make the USB a keyboard device (aka Rubber Ducky) and use Ducky Script to type out the needed commands. https://github.com/dekuNukem/duckyPad/blob/master/duckyscript_info.md

No it’s a hot swap pcb with north facing leds! I bought the parts and soldered it all together with a heat gun, 3d printed the case and put it all together with gateron lubed whites. Here is the link, it’s all open source!

I created an account to mention the duckypad.

Hey, sure :) it's a macro keypad called duckypad. In short, you can setup macros and program a series of keyboard inputs to be executed via a single key.

Take a look at Duckyscript if you haven't done so yet. Not too difficult, also remember to use REM to make notes.

> Its powerful array manipulation primitives can easily be brought forward into a language with modern syntax, and haven't they?

Kind of. The languages that one might expect to do this (Julia, R, NumPy) have picked out a few things from APL in an inconsistent way, leaving a lot as well. For example most are missing the generalization of prefix sum that APL calls "scan". So in [0], Conor was able to translate some code to every APL-family language but not yet any of the ones that aren't directly APL-influenced. Another one, I don't think I've ever seen Replicate[1] outside the APL family. It's a generalization of filter to take an arbitrary count instead of 0 or 1 that's often useful if you know about it.

[0] https://github.com/codereport/array-language-comparisons/blo...

[1] https://mlochbaum.github.io/BQN/doc/replicate.html