Brian OkkenNov 4, 2022
Hey Python people, let me know you’re out there. :)
Show threadfilipNov 12, 2022
@brianokken
I came to fediverse because of bunch of #lisp people that roam here more then on bird site, but I'm also part of the #python folk, as you probably already know. Always a good opportunity to mention https://github.com/filiplajszczak/awesome-zen-of-python
GitHub - filiplajszczak/awesome-zen-of-python: awesome list of so called python philosophy resources

awesome list of so called python philosophy resources - GitHub - filiplajszczak/awesome-zen-of-python: awesome list of so called python philosophy resources

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Show threadamirouche 🌱Nov 12, 2022

@filip

Ah! Another lisper + pythonista! I used to be on the good functional.cafe

@brianokken

I do Scheme, Kernel, and Python :)

I came for the spirit!

Show threadfilip
@amirouche @brianokken I find Kernel very interesting. Which implementation of the language is alive?
Nov 13, 2022 at 5:24pmWeb
Show threadamirouche 🌱Nov 13, 2022

@filip

The most good-looking is https://github.com/vito/bass

There is my fork of the reference implementation SINK at https://github.com/amirouche/SEED

You can try it with:

> cat main.k | scheme --program
seed.scm

Where `scheme` is Chez Scheme.

Otherwise, there are other implementations at https://sr.ht/~kernelers/

GitHub - vito/bass: a low fidelity scripting language for project infrastructure

a low fidelity scripting language for project infrastructure - GitHub - vito/bass: a low fidelity scripting language for project infrastructure

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Show threadfilipNov 13, 2022
@amirouche seed.scm looks like an interesting stuff to read. Thanks!
Show threadamirouche 🌱Nov 13, 2022
@filip That is mostly John Nathan Shutt code the author of Kernel.