  there's a demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d28Dih-BBUw I'm looking forward to trying it out; apparently it's still a fairly new project (first commit in March) but I think it has the potential to be huge by picking just the right slice of the problem to solve there's a demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d28Dih-BBUw I'm looking forward to trying it out; apparently it's still a fairly new project (first commit in March) but I think it has the potential to be huge by picking just the right slice of the problem to solve Trying to load js code with bigint literals in typescript project, most horrible and dissatisfying programming experience I've had in years. I already spent a few days debugging it and thought that I localized the issue, but we are still not here. Updating javascript parser in transitive dependencies is not enough. The problems is in the hardcoded javascript standard version in call to parser in one of the bundler plugins, which in case a transitive dependency of another package, which provides dev tooling.
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Another important thing about x13s on my mind: to change keyboard to japanese one, which will really help with my RSI. It will require some modification of chassis and will cause the loss of guarantee, but it's not that scary as for 2-3k$ laptops. @abcdw I currently have the Thinkpad X13S and use it as a primary work machine if you have any questions. It's been great for my use-case. Especially for the battery life and size and such. I use Windows on it and do C++ projects on it and some Vulkan development and use VSCode to do remote-dev to my Linux server as well and basic media consumption if that aligns in any way with what you intend to use it for. Did you know that there is a new substitute and CI server for Guix? TLDR: North American based Guix Substitute Server, https://cuirass.genenetwork.org https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/guix-devel/2024-07/msg00033.html  I am really excited what this demonstrates for #ReproducibleBuilds in #Guix both for a third reference point... But also that you can enable the build farm without trusting it, relying on the signatures from the more established servers, and download the bit-for-bit identical binaries from the "untrusted" one. Which is not to say there is any reason in particular not to trust the new build farm... just that you do not have to trust it for it to be useful! yt-dlp in guix is updated to 2024.05.27! Kudos to Leo Famulari! https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/guix.git/commit/?id=9014b27480a1fafc643feb97db9c7efff74294ba TIL about very nice micro service called https://forwarddomain.net/ It allows to make a redirect from your domain to a particular web page using only DNS records. No webserver of VPS setup is needed. Booting Guix/RDE on Proxmox-based VPS (not succeed yet). I started with rescue in-ram debian system and tried to write qcow2 image to sda: modprobe nbd qemu-nbd -c /dev/nbd1 cloud-rde.qcow2 dd if=/dev/nbd1 of=/dev/sda status=progress What am I missing 🤔  Ok, the problem was in missing virtio_scsi initrd module, thank you to @daviwil for help! :) XMPP to Matrix federation: https://www.process-one.net/blog/matrix-gateway-setup-with-ejabberd/ How to install 100000 packages in Guix? Answering this question in the latest video and giving some tips on packaging for Guix, using community channels, Distrobox, Flatpak and Nix. @abcdw Hi, with my upcoming Guile-PAM you can write your LDAP queries in GNU Guile. https://codeberg.org/lechner/guile-pam LDAP for Rocket Scientists is a great source of information about LDAP Schemas, ObjectClasses, Attributes, DITs and stuff. https://www.zytrax.com/books/ldap/ and with this blog series it seems I'm covered for the basics: @abcdw Hi, with my upcoming Guile-PAM you can write your LDAP queries in GNU Guile. https://codeberg.org/lechner/guile-pam Guile bindings for Sway. Can handle nested keymaps, have which-key like interface, allows to listen for sway events and much more.  niri v0.1.7 is out with fractional scaling, window screencasts and many smaller improvements! Apparently there's a cool Pango flag that enables subpixel glyph positioning which makes things scale smoother and improves kerning! Thanks Benjamin (the GTK maintainer) for the suggestion Yay! New Guile release! Custom ports, Wisp, bunch of bug fixes and much more in Guile 3.0.10! https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/guile-user/2024-06/msg00026.html P.S. That means, we are even closer to Arei 1.0 release than ever before! :) @abcdw We have an active Free Software community at https://join.jabber.network/#fsci@muc.tchncs.de?join  @abcdw there’s guix(at)chat.disroot.org & with biboumi (an IRC gateway => https://biboumi.louiz.org) there’s also a convenient way to join and use IRC rooms from XMPP clients. Today I catched a very tricky bug with RDE mail setup cause of which I didn't get a few emails in my work inbox. Now I think I got all of them, but if I still didn't respond to your message, feel free to ping me :) Announcing the Pre-Scheme Restoration project! Many thanks to @nlnet who have made this project possible. https://prescheme.org/posts/announcing-the-pre-scheme-restoration.html
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 @flatwhatson @nlnet Reading the s48 refmanual I notice that the numeric types use double and long, and booleans use char. Could this be configurable in a future implementation?, pre-scheme could be an awesome meta programming tool but the current scheme48 implementation seems too restrictive. @flatwhatson I am delighted to see that this effort exists! In the early 90’s I built robots that booted to s48. Jonathan Rees made scheme work brilliantly. In the late 90’s I set up a new group of robots with Kelsey’s Kali scheme. On one of my visits to NEC, I asked Richard about pre-scheme. I think jar called it “a compiler only one person could run”, so I didn’t feel too bad that I couldn’t get it running on my own. But that’s a story for another day. I wish you great success! |
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@technomancy That's very nice! Looks really handy. Much simplier than both emailing patch series and sending PRs.
Use of RSS is quite nice too.