This screenshot demonstrates a turtle graphics library that Ryan Burnside wrote for Medley Common Lisp.
https://groups.google.com/g/lispcore/c/NIhVeqiHABQ/m/sGOnRCKbEwAJ
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This screenshot demonstrates a turtle graphics library that Ryan Burnside wrote for Medley Common Lisp.
https://groups.google.com/g/lispcore/c/NIhVeqiHABQ/m/sGOnRCKbEwAJ
RE: https://hachyderm.io/@ifreund/116267339864178960
This is moving forward! I had some time off yesterday and got the guile tinyrwm implementation tidied up at https://codeberg.org/river/tinyrwm/pulls/5
There is also a pull request for #guix to update river to 0.4 at https://codeberg.org/guix/guix/pulls/7292
I sent a pull request to wayland-scm with what I think is a correction in demarshalling of objects at https://codeberg.org/shegeley/wayland-scm/pulls/12
Let's start writing strange and wounderful wayland window managers in #guile 🙂
@timnitGebru Never in my life did I think I'd see software development, a field that's spent decades building best practices and being concerned with security and code quality, destroy itself in a matter of months.
At this point these people might as well be just reading tea leaves, or casting chicken bones on the ground.
2016: every line of code is immediately tech debt, the most important design paradigm is simplicity, I maintain a curated personal blog about minimalism
2026: haha I just have my stochastic labubu generate tons of code all the time, I don't even look at it. More is more. I regularly have nervous breakdowns about what it all means on all social media platforms
Heh heh…I'm starting to see a NEW hype cycle emerge. This hype cycle is: walking back from the embrace of slop machines!
We're just at the early adopter phase now, but it's gathering momentum folks. Some big names—BIG I tell you!—are just now starting to make waves about this. You might want to get in on the ground floor before it's too late! You don't want to be…left behind.
Human skill, expert review, intentional accountability. *Mindblowing stuff.* This is the future folks. Totally.
`perl-net-ssleay` does not cross-compile on Aarch64. Below is the build output: ```text starting phase `build' "/gnu/store/ns98r6hs7kaqp91r8nmw6rbsdl0l6wh2-perl-5.36.0/bin/perl" "/gnu/store/ns98r6hs7kaqp91r8nmw6rbsdl0l6wh2-perl-5.36.0/lib/perl5/5.36.0/ExtUtils/xsubpp" -typemap '/gnu/store/ns9...
A bit tired this morning.
But hey, I get to code with #Perl for a living, which is a thing I'm thankful for.