Gregory's Server
Telling about dynamic/lexical scope in Scheme, fluids, parameters, dynamic-state's and their life in multi-threaded environment in 9 minutes.
Let me know what other questions about Scheme you have.
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 My favourite feature is automatically periodically save a snapshot of current tabs as Markdown indented lists. And since I specified my #Logseq folder as the saving path, I can navigate my browser history from Logseq journal.  @abcdw EmacsConf 2023 Stickers came to my forest 🥳 Luckily enough, because today is my last day here (in this climbing season), going to Georgia now.   #visionfive2 + #guix + linux-libre 能启动，但网络还是坏的，估计内核还缺点啥配置没开启。还得从 spi boot ，是 opensbi v1.2，v1.3 会炸。 After almost two days of work I managed to update PrusaSlicer to the latest (at the moment) version 2.7.4 in GNU Guix. Here's the patchset:  If you could recommend only one book from your field of interest/expertise. What it whould be?
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 @abcdw Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming (PAIP) by Peter Norvig. A book that has very little to do with what we now consider "AI", but which is the best extant tutorial on idiomatic Common Lisp. This is an year of rejects :D I got an official reject for turkey residence permit today. P.S. I already have tickets to Georgia, and we plan a guix meetup in Tbilisi's hackerspace soon.
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 @abcdw so sorry to hear about your residency issues. Good luck finding a permanent place that works for you!  |
@abcdw Thanks!, this is really useful (great short video format). I haven't done any multi-threading programming yet, but I think the first examples should be useful to create some debugging helpers.