 When I find a new home, I'll put a hammock in my working room. It sooo cool to hang in it in all sorts of strange positions, if you have a good enough flexibility. Even with laptop. P.S. I hate working lying down, but it feels ok in hammock, especially, when you change positions frequently. Doom as a process management utility. All the basics of Arei Scheme IDE in 5 minutes. Overview of functionality avaliable in 0.9.4. mpv https://youtu.be/ygeph9Uet9A @abcdw looks fantastic and great intro! I'll definitely try this for my guixing looks like home coming from CIDER  🎉 The new code diff view on Unison Share displays semantic changes to a project. The diff is hyperlinked, letting you jump to the referenced definitions, and won't include noise like whitespace differences or changes to file imports. https://share.unison-lang.org/ Want to learn more about #guix? Our next online patch review hackers session is on Friday 3rd May - tomorrow! Times are: 17:00 UTC / 18:00 BST / 19:00 CEST / 13:00 EDT All the details of how how to get started learning about #guix packaging are on the Wiki as well as the Jitsi links: https://libreplanet.org/wiki/Group:Guix/PatchReviewSessions2024 #guix is similar to #nix but uses #lisp #scheme language for declaring the #linux environment.
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@abcdw It’s one of these things that you need once a year, but when you do, you spend 10 minutes trying to find the right command line incantation and then give up 🤷  pegasus airlines can't send emails to mail+flypgs.com@trop.in I contacted migadu support and wait for their reply, but something tells me that the problem is not on receiving side :) BTW, I come to Georgia for a few weeks on May 16. We will have a Guix meetup in F0RTHSPACE hackspace somewhere in the end of May. Very nice summary on nix flakes: New post in the #Guix packaging series! All about how inputs (libraries and utilities) that are needed to build a package are defined. Covers inputs, native-inputs and propagated-inputs. And, how to create your own package variants using modify-inputs - we slim down Weechat by 50% as a worked example 🎆 https://www.futurile.net/2024/03/29/guix-package-structure-inputs/ Not sure about how it compares to #nix, but for #guix this is a key area of packaging - hope all the examples make sense! @abcdw isn't this an old mailing list? Also: nix-overlay like package lists and transformation for guix. Subject: Functional package interface Thought about similiar ideas a few times already. BTW, we went "the hard way" and picked the sourcehut todo service as a bug tracker and project management tool for RDE, Ares, Arei and neighboring projects. It's very bare-bone, but we could implement cross-project milestones via labels, it's already have basic filtering and searching and integrates nicely with email and git. Will be developing the rest of the functionality as we go. Probably via API or by upstreaming patches to sourcehut. Two days of troubleshooting lead to those snippets of code: https://github.com/wingo/fibers/issues/105 Something wrong happening with non-blocking sockets inside threads, which spawned from fiber. What "Clownshoes semantics" means? I was tracing the issue and stumbled upon this phrase in the comment in Guile source code, I'm really puzzled. https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/guile.git/tree/module/ice-9/suspendable-ports.scm?h=0e9ccaf47#n742  @abcdw i forget. but, i think it's that instead of returning EAGAIN like everything else on a nonblocking fd, connect returns EINPROGRESS until it is first writable. Implementing run-project-tests for SRFI-64 test suits. https://youtu.be/pDBOKTK9SL8
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Spritely Goblins v0.13.0 is OUT! More powerful than ever, it includes a whole new persistence system and, long requested, easier more goblins'y IO! https://spritely.institute/news/spritely-goblins-v0130-object-persistence-and-easier-io.html Distributed programming has never been so cool! But there's more to say about this release... (cotd)  @cwebber You can also now enjoy guile-goblins 0.13.0 on macOS! brew install guile-goblins Found a cool SSH Apps project: Static sites, RSS feed to email digest, reverse ssh tunnels (for exposing local socket with public domain name), blog engine, pastebin and couple more. All available via ssh/rsync. |
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