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thanks for sharing!

SuperCollider

this is why normies think we’re weird

i see 100rabbits

i upvote 100rabbits

sure

Emacs clients in alacritty terminals on GNU Guix. I am used to vi-keybindings so I use evil-mode.

Emacs is the OG IDE (or produvtivity tool, in general)

NPR’s tiny desk

asking your friends and aquantances

listening to dj sets

rutracker

i think many vendors couple it to their DRM ridden online stores that sell you “epub” files that aren’t thst and that don’t work outside that device

ah no, sorry. it’s a Kobo Touch. very cheap when bought second hand. and together with the right cough subsription over at anna’s archive almost free 🤭

the screen eventually broke. was able to replace the screen with just a the right screwdriver (and the correct replacement part).

i have an ancient kobo 2 (?) that is repairable and just fine for the purpose

GNU Guile or Racket. from the language side every scheme is a scheme though. it kinda depends what you want to do with it

SICP is great for a very general in-depth intro

it’s as simple as

(command argument0 argument1 argument2)

meaning arguments 0, 1 and 2 are applied to command. when an expression is evaluated it dissolves into a value according to its context.

(+ 1 2 3)
; evaluates to 6 in a context where + actually means an addition or sum operation

(* 2 (+ 4 3))
; evaluates to 14 (i think)

the absolute killer feature is the elimination of idiotic, man-made madness excused with the term “operator precedence”

time

it takes quite a big bunch of time to craft anything even remotely useful - the golden era of extreme java programming has long passed

nevertheless, i still want to cheer for you and the achievement! 🥳

that we (or rather: you) are about to solve the bootstrapping problem for the rust toolchain and we get closer to a GCC frontend for the rust language

yee fucking haw!

does this mean what i think it means!?

what was your show-stopper when you evaluated Ghost?

thanks for the downvotes. i would still like an answer to my questions

yes. and catholic conservatives and neoliberals and social democrats whatnot