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   Crandel 🇺🇦 :arch: :emacs: @crandel · 2025-05-30 · 21:51 UTC

   @oxalorg Never used straight.el or elpaca. When there was no :vc keyword I've used #chezmoi external load functionality for downloading packages from #github

   #chezmoi #github
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   Mitesh Shah @oxalorg · 2025-03-27 · 07:35 UTC

   #10xdev implements their own cat /s

   https://github.com/oxalorg/10xdev/blob/main/c-cat/cat.c

   #10xdev
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   Vincent Cantin @[email protected] · 2025-03-30 · 20:19 UTC

   "Nothing screw you like a DSL"

   I spent the last few days thinking about that and I think that the frustration behind the quote is when a DSL doesn't let the user do something that it was not designed to do.

   As I am currently designing Vrac's DSL, I plan to have a way to interface the DSL with the outside world where the user can use Clojure to implement what cannot be done in the DSL. Maybe this escape hatch can become the main way of extending the DSL and take contributions.

   Thanks to Stuart Halloway and @oxalorg for bringing the quote to my attention 👍 🙂

   #vrac #dsl #clojure

   #vrac #dsl #clojure
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   Pauline von Hellermann @[email protected] · 2023-07-11 · 18:21 UTC

   9/x But really noone should cut Iroko at all! It is an #oxalogenic species which fixes carbon into the soil (and fertilises), one of the best trees to plant right now for #CarbonCapture. I learned this from an #Eastbourne fellow #ClimateActivist (activist in the loosest sense - people who do things about #ClimateChange) and you can read more here. I am not an expert on this myself, but the Iroko really is one of our #SuperTrees

   https://bg.copernicus.org/articles/8/1755/2011/

   #oxalogenic #carboncapture #eastbourne #climateactivist #climatechange #supertrees