home.social

Search

221 results for “daviwil”

  1. @daviwil #systemcrafters #sigil I’m really excited to see what sigil could actually be. I really envision a flutter like UI kit using #scheme and able to compile to wasm. Is there any interest with #prescheme , possibly have sigil compile down to C?

  2. @daviwil #systemcrafters #sigil I’m really excited to see what sigil could actually be. I really envision a flutter like UI kit using #scheme and able to compile to wasm. Is there any interest with #prescheme , possibly have sigil compile down to C?

  3. @daviwil #systemcrafters #sigil I’m really excited to see what sigil could actually be. I really envision a flutter like UI kit using #scheme and able to compile to wasm. Is there any interest with #prescheme , possibly have sigil compile down to C?

  4. @daviwil #systemcrafters #sigil I’m really excited to see what sigil could actually be. I really envision a flutter like UI kit using #scheme and able to compile to wasm. Is there any interest with #prescheme , possibly have sigil compile down to C?

  5. @daviwil Sorry I couldn't catch this live, but I enjoyed watching the VOD!

    Going "first principles" from the manual to a working program popping up a Raylib window is impressive, a valiant effort despite the arcane tooling!

    You might be interested in looking at the codeberg.org/prescheme/presche repository, it has some basic examples tied together with a Guix manifest and a simple Makefile which makes for a slightly more comfortable workflow.

    For the Scheme 48 REPL, you can leave error levels with `,reset`, equivalent to Guile's `,q` or `,quit`. I also find it useful to run scheme48 inside rlwrap to get some completion and history:

    codeberg.org/prescheme/s48-r7r

    Really appreciate the stream and getting some more hands and eyeballs on #prescheme :blobcatscience:

  6. @daviwil @fosskers this is the thing, I love #srht but lack of org support is a major hassel

  7. @daviwil @acousticmirror ok, I was kidding about #fft, its probably the first topic in the sciences I became enamoured with as a freshman, as an afficianado of #grmtools. but spectral processing is a deep area of research where no quality designs can be explained simply, and you wind up spending a whole year studying the spectral emulation of bata drums and you'll still usually have bright audible spectral artefacts whenever there is rapid shift in frequency. but if you just play it by ear, incrementally building up filter responses with the carefully programmed iir filter networks, you may not capture the true timbre of a bata, but you'll discover therein fuzz that carries the soul you hoped to inherit from the bata, which is what the #SmugDubWeeny truly desires in the first place.

  8. @daviwil @acousticmirror ok, I was kidding about #fft, its probably the first topic in the sciences I became enamoured with as a freshman, as an afficianado of #grmtools. but spectral processing is a deep area of research where no quality designs can be explained simply, and you wind up spending a whole year studying the spectral emulation of bata drums and you'll still usually have bright audible spectral artefacts whenever there is rapid shift in frequency. but if you just play it by ear, incrementally building up filter responses with the carefully programmed iir filter networks, you may not capture the true timbre of a bata, but you'll discover therein fuzz that carries the soul you hoped to inherit from the bata, which is what the #SmugDubWeeny truly desires in the first place.

  9. @daviwil @acousticmirror ok, I was kidding about #fft, its probably the first topic in the sciences I became enamoured with as a freshman, as an afficianado of #grmtools. but spectral processing is a deep area of research where no quality designs can be explained simply, and you wind up spending a whole year studying the spectral emulation of bata drums and you'll still usually have bright audible spectral artefacts whenever there is rapid shift in frequency. but if you just play it by ear, incrementally building up filter responses with the carefully programmed iir filter networks, you may not capture the true timbre of a bata, but you'll discover therein fuzz that carries the soul you hoped to inherit from the bata, which is what the #SmugDubWeeny truly desires in the first place.

  10. @daviwil @acousticmirror ok, I was kidding about #fft, its probably the first topic in the sciences I became enamoured with as a freshman, as an afficianado of #grmtools. but spectral processing is a deep area of research where no quality designs can be explained simply, and you wind up spending a whole year studying the spectral emulation of bata drums and you'll still usually have bright audible spectral artefacts whenever there is rapid shift in frequency. but if you just play it by ear, incrementally building up filter responses with the carefully programmed iir filter networks, you may not capture the true timbre of a bata, but you'll discover therein fuzz that carries the soul you hoped to inherit from the bata, which is what the #SmugDubWeeny truly desires in the first place.

  11. @daviwil @acousticmirror ok, I was kidding about #fft, its probably the first topic in the sciences I became enamoured with as a freshman, as an afficianado of #grmtools. but spectral processing is a deep area of research where no quality designs can be explained simply, and you wind up spending a whole year studying the spectral emulation of bata drums and you'll still usually have bright audible spectral artefacts whenever there is rapid shift in frequency. but if you just play it by ear, incrementally building up filter responses with the carefully programmed iir filter networks, you may not capture the true timbre of a bata, but you'll discover therein fuzz that carries the soul you hoped to inherit from the bata, which is what the #SmugDubWeeny truly desires in the first place.

  12. @daviwil nice! It's interesting that plausible analytics works with the static hosting at (also, good disclaimer).
    requires that all assets are served from your own domain for static pages. I'm good with that requirement, prefer it actually, but having basic analytics of page view and referer would be cool (country is nice but not necessary). I've wondered about playing around with self-hosted on my own domain.

  13. @daviwil idk why but the thought of that brings me incredible amounts of joy. Haha! I hope more people leave. Considering setting up my own server so less are on main servers and thus room for more folks. #doingmypart

  14. @daviwil using with and to generate a static HTML site and/or throw it to and run in an eshell/vterm buffer. I imagine that entire workflow should be pretty appealing and show off a lot of the power of emacs while being very accessible to users.

  15. @daviwil

    In my opinion, what sets apart from everything else I've used is the level of self-documentation/introspection/runtime malleability.

    (Fun fact: until recently was using the libvterm maintained in Neovim's GitHub repos)

  16. @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: ziglang.org/download/

    Get Ghostty here: ghostty.org/docs/install/binar

    So, too good, #ghostty can be in your #Debian installation within 5 minutes!

    BTW; I'm a happy Debian Sid user

  17. @adanskana @ramin_hal9001
    Did we forget to tag @daviwil or are we talking about, and not to them... (Until I stream me playing their #springlispgamejam2024 submission ).

  18. Great ideas presented about "Cultivating a welcoming free software community that lasts" by @daviwil

    Worth a listen to everyone in the fediverse socialweb wanting to connect more with this community. Useful tips for moderation at the end.

    framatube.org/w/iHgRFizkxbrogp

    #fediverse #socialweb #community #tips #moderation #mastodon #freesoftware #peertube #inspiration #libreplanet #fsf

  19. I have decided I'm going to try and make a minimal Emacs setup from scratch rather than use Spacemacs following @daviwil videos "Emacs from Scratch". He brings in a lot of the functionality I like from Spacemacs so this will probably be better.

    It should also help me read up on using Orgmode and not worrying about the keycombos (although as advised, I have started using M-x a lot more).

    #emacs #spacemacs #orgMode

  20. Could it be!? A ball cap that fits my giant noggin? Goes great with my neck beard.

    thanks @daviwil

  21. Ha nacido un nuevo lugar de encuentro de la comunidad hispano-hablante entorno a OS , te sumas ?

    ~~~~~~~~∆~~~~~~~~

    (A Guix OS spanish speaking meeting point ... )


    cc @civodul @libr @daviwil

  22. The user @[email protected] beyond the Mastodon Iron Curtain of the Balkanised Activitypub Federation asked David Wilson whether or not there is an equivalent for the GNU Guile match syntax (also the documentation):

    @daviwil is there an equivalent in emacs lisp?

    I would have replied that currently we have pcase, but the boffins (including RMS!) at GNU are working hard on cond*, but I cannot. Oh well!

    imaginary cc: @[email protected]

    #activitypub #balkanisation #emacs #gnu #guile #mastodon #mastodonironcurtain

  23. My test bed X270 now has a working #guix system installed. I am still wrestling with the config files for sway, but making good progress. Thanks @daviwil for the guidance through #systemcrafters

  24. RE: mastodon.social/@ctietze/11650

    Nowadays, I almost never use a separate terminal as I cover all my use cases with vterm/eshell inside . While vterm is good, it has some quite rough edges here and there.

    Recently, I was playing with and it was super performant, standard complaint and just felt really nice. I guess ghostel can become my goto choice, when we properly package ghostty for .

    I'm really glad to find this project, thanks to @daviwil for boosting the post 👇