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@abcdw Yes, #difftastic *can* produce a much nicer diff, but only in some cases like this. I have several diff aliases, because there isn't one to rule them all. My favorite is
git diff --word-diff=color --word-diff-regex='[^[:space:][:punct:]]+'
Not perfect as it swallows some non-text characters, but very compact, whereas difftastic is often very noisy for me.
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@abcdw Yes, #difftastic *can* produce a much nicer diff, but only in some cases like this. I have several diff aliases, because there isn't one to rule them all. My favorite is
git diff --word-diff=color --word-diff-regex='[^[:space:][:punct:]]+'
Not perfect as it swallows some non-text characters, but very compact, whereas difftastic is often very noisy for me.
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@abcdw Yes, #difftastic *can* produce a much nicer diff, but only in some cases like this. I have several diff aliases, because there isn't one to rule them all. My favorite is
git diff --word-diff=color --word-diff-regex='[^[:space:][:punct:]]+'
Not perfect as it swallows some non-text characters, but very compact, whereas difftastic is often very noisy for me.
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@abcdw Yes, #difftastic *can* produce a much nicer diff, but only in some cases like this. I have several diff aliases, because there isn't one to rule them all. My favorite is
git diff --word-diff=color --word-diff-regex='[^[:space:][:punct:]]+'
Not perfect as it swallows some non-text characters, but very compact, whereas difftastic is often very noisy for me.
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@abcdw Yes, #difftastic *can* produce a much nicer diff, but only in some cases like this. I have several diff aliases, because there isn't one to rule them all. My favorite is
git diff --word-diff=color --word-diff-regex='[^[:space:][:punct:]]+'
Not perfect as it swallows some non-text characters, but very compact, whereas difftastic is often very noisy for me.
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RE: https://fosstodon.org/@abcdw/116097550906744285
RDE Meetup in less than 5 hours. RDE, Guix, Guile and all the stuff you like.
Link to the call: https://trop.in/rde/meetup
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@abcdw nice! How do you like it so far?
I installed it also couple of weeks ago and so far it's been great! Couple issues remaining, finding good replacement for #googlecalendar and best way to install software. Also will have to look into using multiple profiles.
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Guile Hoot IDE. My grant proposal for #nlnet, I didn't have much time to prepare it carefully this year, but I guess the primary ideas should be clear.
@cwebber, @dthompson, @wingo how it looks? :)
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@abcdw what are you using for the inline scheme eval in the buffer In https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIppahbBkns ?
#geiser can insert eval results into the buffer, but your setup resembles the ciders overlay way?
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@abcdw I was realizing (again) today, scheme-mode on Emacs doesn't highlight docstrings properly. Docstrings in define, define*, lambda, and others, they use `font-lock-string-face` instead of `font-lock-comment-face`. Do you in your infinite Lisp wisdom (or some other #guix #hacker) have an idea how one could fix that? I have looked at Scheme-mode built-in to Emacs but I can't figure out the puzzle.
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Guile Hoot IDE. My grant proposal for #nlnet, I didn't have much time to prepare it carefully this year, but I guess the primary ideas should be clear.
@cwebber, @dthompson, @wingo how it looks? :)
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Guile Hoot IDE. My grant proposal for #nlnet, I didn't have much time to prepare it carefully this year, but I guess the primary ideas should be clear.
@cwebber, @dthompson, @wingo how it looks? :)
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Guile Hoot IDE. My grant proposal for #nlnet, I didn't have much time to prepare it carefully this year, but I guess the primary ideas should be clear.
@cwebber, @dthompson, @wingo how it looks? :)
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so, apparently hacking #scheme is going to get even more fun with B.L.U.E., a sane, extendable, lisp-y l, agnostic build system and #Ares, the interactive hacking tool we always sensed was missing from our work. Yes, we now have insightful backtraces in #guile!
The future has come!
https://codeberg.org/lapislazuli/blue
https://git.sr.ht/~abcdw/guile-ares-rs#guix #fosdem #fosdem2026 #blue #lisp #repl #buildsystem #reproducibility #hacking #fun #coding #interactiveprogramming
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so, apparently hacking #scheme is going to get even more fun with B.L.U.E., a sane, extendable, lisp-y l, agnostic build system and #Ares, the interactive hacking tool we always sensed was missing from our work. Yes, we now have insightful backtraces in #guile!
The future has come!
https://codeberg.org/lapislazuli/blue
https://git.sr.ht/~abcdw/guile-ares-rs#guix #fosdem #fosdem2026 #blue #lisp #repl #buildsystem #reproducibility #hacking #fun #coding #interactiveprogramming
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so, apparently hacking #scheme is going to get even more fun with B.L.U.E., a sane, extendable, lisp-y l, agnostic build system and #Ares, the interactive hacking tool we always sensed was missing from our work. Yes, we now have insightful backtraces in #guile!
The future has come!
https://codeberg.org/lapislazuli/blue
https://git.sr.ht/~abcdw/guile-ares-rs#guix #fosdem #fosdem2026 #blue #lisp #repl #buildsystem #reproducibility #hacking #fun #coding #interactiveprogramming
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so, apparently hacking #scheme is going to get even more fun with B.L.U.E., a sane, extendable, lisp-y l, agnostic build system and #Ares, the interactive hacking tool we always sensed was missing from our work. Yes, we now have insightful backtraces in #guile!
The future has come!
https://codeberg.org/lapislazuli/blue
https://git.sr.ht/~abcdw/guile-ares-rs#guix #fosdem #fosdem2026 #blue #lisp #repl #buildsystem #reproducibility #hacking #fun #coding #interactiveprogramming
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@debacle @abcdw @daviwil Your freedom to install and use software isn't limited by decisions done by some Linux distribution. You're always free to install e.g. zig, rust or Ghostty by means not designed by your distro.
Get zig here: https://ziglang.org/download/
Get Ghostty here: https://ghostty.org/docs/install/binary#debian
So, too good, #ghostty can be in your #Debian installation within 5 minutes!
BTW; I'm a happy Debian Sid user
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@circfruit @abcdw I use my pinkies for Super key( #swaywm mod key ) and also for mouse keys and trackpad states. My home rows are Shift, Ctrl, Alt and Super on pinky
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Hey Guilers !
Motivated by @abcdw work on rde tests and gider, I spend time on Gunit64 : tools to fire up SRFI64 tests with Emacs key bindings thanks to Geiser.
First steps done ! Next one will be to ease installation using Guix.
Right now it is still manual : dedicated minor-mode, .dir-locals.el, Guile module…
Concret use case in the `tests` directory.
Check it out and tell me !
https://framagit.org/jeko/guile-gunit64Don't hesitate to ping me for help or ideas!
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+1 for msmtp. great application
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#TIL there's a downstream distribution to #Guix
https://sr.ht/~abcdw/rde/ by @abcdw (talk by Nicolas Graves)
https://fosdem.org/2025/schedule/event/fosdem-2025-5885-rde-tools-for-managing-reproducible-development-environments/ #FOSDEM
#FOSDEM2025
#FLOSSConf
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Thanks to @daviwil @abcdw @cwebber @dthompson @civodul @ArneBab for all their work on #FOSS #FreeSoftware #SofwareLibre #GNU #Guix #rde #wisp @spritelyproject #Guile #Scheme #Emacs! #support
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so, apparently hacking #scheme is going to get even more fun with B.L.U.E., a sane, extendable, lisp-y l, agnostic build system and #Ares, the interactive hacking tool we always sensed was missing from our work. Yes, we now have insightful backtraces in #guile!
The future has come!
https://codeberg.org/lapislazuli/blue
https://git.sr.ht/~abcdw/guile-ares-rs#guix #fosdem #fosdem2026 #blue #lisp #repl #buildsystem #reproducibility #hacking #fun #coding #interactiveprogramming
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grub on Guix now asks password only once for LUKS encrypted disk! It took quite some time, but I'm happy we are finally here! :D
https://codeberg.org/guix/guix/commit/b90597b98d46767207a0e92a84fb39c344472b69
Kudos to Danny Milosavljevic for fixing it!
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If you never read Harry Potter and Methods of Rationality, somewhere in the middle of the book you will find the explanation of Tor/i2p anonymity mechanism using Slytherin's message delivery approach with nested envelopes and several people in the delivery chain.
It's DRM-free ebook, BTW.
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If you never read Harry Potter and Methods of Rationality, somewhere in the middle of the book you will find the explanation of Tor/i2p anonymity mechanism using Slytherin's message delivery approach with nested envelopes and several people in the delivery chain.
It's DRM-free ebook, BTW.
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If you never read Harry Potter and Methods of Rationality, somewhere in the middle of the book you will find the explanation of Tor/i2p anonymity mechanism using Slytherin's message delivery approach with nested envelopes and several people in the delivery chain.
It's DRM-free ebook, BTW.
