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@luis_felipe I like the design :) I might be tempted by a more general "Lisp" one :) Also by Emacs merch (mug), and if products are sent from the EU. cheers 
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 15. Nothing too bad happens. The email, wounded but not dead, skulks off into the shadows to recover. I continue on my merry way, but am dreading the rolls Iโll have to make against a growling pack of LLMs in the next town. The story how my phone put on fire the repair service. https://github.com/abcdw/notes/blob/03b1eb6/notes/20240525193927-my_phone_is_fine.org#its-fine-en Willing to help? See https://gist.github.com/shegeley/d42e737b7d758c3ec7fb6e9918abe81b (& comments) Next Guix meet-up is next Wednesday (29th) - @daviwil will be giving a talk about how he manages his system configuration and development workflow. If you want to ask David a question or register for the session get the details: https://libreplanet.org/wiki/Group:Guix/PatchReviewSessions2024  If we've ever met in person and you've wondered "Gee, how did he get this way," I finally have a solid answer. (source: https://www.tumblr.com/ejlandsman/135780556301/i-dont-feel-like-this-is-done-but-im-posting-it)
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@mwl I'm a fan of the old despair.com poster: "That which does not kill me only postpones the inevitable."   @shegeley I think one of the main reasons for living in the country is that you don't have to work a 9-6 job to make for living. There are options, like agriculture, herding animals, but also remote jobs if one's lucky to find one. I agree there's a lot of maintenance that needs to be done though and that it can be expensive. On the other hand I bet property prices in the city are much higher, even rent can take up a large chunk of one's income, so there's that cost that's lower in the country.  @shegeley living in a country side can be a pain yes, but I like it because potentially you can be fully autonomous. Your own food, your own water, your own electricity and so on, but it is harder in many aspects. Compared to an apartment it is much easier to own bigger place in a country side. What do you mean be independence exactly? Living in the city I can take a cheap taxi a public transport, a bike or a car ride (if I have one) to the place where I need. So even if the car or bike breaks there are still options. In countryside your are much MORE depended on car for example. Of course you can do some basic maintenance (oil + filters change etc) but I doubt that you can repair broken engine so easily. So it seems for me that you are even more dependent on tech+supply chain Observation on the country-life maintenance Story: Since my father died I moved to countryside where my parents have a home. They bought this land about 20 years ago in their mid-30. The gravitated towards country life very early: own house, land, garden with flowers and vegetables. And throughout this years built a big house (theirs "life project"), big greenhouses that are small family business and bought a separate land piece and build a stables for 3 horses on it. My mom owns 2 horses. So, observation is the cost (time AND money) of living outside in the given setup + maintaining all the communication (electrical, water, gas, septic, etc) is just incredibly bigger than living in the city. I have to mow the grass for at least 10h a week to keep it in place. That's just some idiotically spent time when I could be coding something cool (or anything other "productive" like creating something, not maintaining the existubng) or just resting. And that's plus gasoline & oil cost.
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The simplest tasks on iPadOS are either incredibly difficult and time-consuming, or theyโre so unintuitive that even a 25-year Apple veteran can't figure them out. Frankly, neither reflects well on iPadOS.  @shegeley you want SRFI-125, specifically the " While working my personal project I coudn't find any simple way to compare hash-tables equality even in extrernal libs. Also hashing the hash-tables (hash ht) is not reliable: So I'm thinking about one for myself. What about this one? https://gist.github.com/shegeley/fd90526791bf94f825baa0b3e9f4cf3c @shegeley you want SRFI-125, specifically the " |
