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Tea Leaves is all about programming like it's 1979. Join us as we explore programming languages current and obsolete, and explore the challenges of working with retro hardware and software. We also, of course, occasionally explore games from the early 8-bit era of computing.
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Comet 64: An Assembly Language Game
2,796 views • Feb 13, 2021
Following in the footsteps of TIS-100 and Shenzhen I/O, Comet 64 is a game where you program an imaginary vintage computer in a simple pseudo-assembly language. In this Let's Play, we play through...
Green Globs & Graphing Equations - Classic Educational Gaming
395 views • Feb 07, 2021
Originally created over 40 years ago, teachers today are STILL using Green Globs & Graphing Equations to teach algebraic geometry to their students. We take a look at the Apple ][ version of this l...
Digital by Helmut Neeman - A Digital Logic Designer
2,028 views • Jan 24, 2021
Today we're going to take a quick look at "Digital", the hard-to-search-for alternative to the venerable (but now unsupported) Logisim.
Journaling Interest on Liabilities in Double-Entry Personal Finance
1,208 views • Jan 16, 2021
In an earlier video, one of the commenters asked: “How do you take interest rates on liabilities into account?”
This is super-easy, and is another example of why double-entry bookkeeping is so wid...
Let's Play Nand Game, Episode 4: Conditionals and Combined Memory
950 views • Jan 02, 2021
Today we write some more logic to enable our CPU to test whether numbers are less than, greater than, or equal to zero, and also write some plumbing necessary for indirect access to memory.
Let's Play Nand Game. Part 3: The ALU
2,130 views • Dec 26, 2020
Today we build a simple Arithmetic Logic Unit in Nand Game (http://nandgame.com). Marvel as I once again get a mux confused with a demux.
Continue on to Part 4: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QA3...
(More) Stock Transactions for Double-Entry Accounting
3,217 views • Dec 20, 2020
OK, so now we know how to do a simple stock transaction in a double-entry system. But what about a more complicated example, for example when you have a number of dividend reinvestment transactions...
Let's Play: Nand Game, Part 2
2,062 views • Nov 28, 2020
This week we continue our adventure through the Nand Game, and learn how to build memory components. Unlike purely combinatorial circuits, memory are sequential circuits which have feedback loops, ...
Let's Play: Nand Game
13,918 views • Nov 07, 2020
Building a computer from NAND games for fun and profi....well, just for fun, actually.
Stock Transactions for Double-Entry Bookkeeping
1,469 views • Nov 01, 2020
In my last video on double-entry bookkeeping for personal finance, a few commenters asked about how one accounts for stock transactions. I threw together a simple example to give you an idea of how...
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