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  1. @4zv4l Yeah, @frameworkcomputer is a bit pricey, but this laptop finally matches my needs and tastes and looks like the laptop I can keep using for a looong time.

    My s getting worn out in 3-4 years (both externals and internals) and I can't do much about it. Fixing/upgrading is almost impossible.

    I hope to get a unit closer to the autumn/winter, when I have a bit of spare time to make sure and are running smoothly on it or if they doesn't to fix the problems.

  2. Trying out structural diffs. The diffs using language's syntax instead of just text lines.

    and all that.

    youtube.com/live/pARy5XnLHKQ

  3. RE: fosstodon.org/@abcdw/116097550

    RDE Meetup in less than 5 hours. RDE, Guix, Guile and all the stuff you like.

    Link to the call: trop.in/rde/meetup

  4. We have next RDE meetup in one week (February 26, 12:00 CEST) and you are very welcome to join! Among possible topics:
    - Guile development outside of Emacs (Vim, VScodium?).
    - FOSDEM, Guix Days recap.
    - New RDE Internship.
    - and more in the full announcement 👇

    lists.sr.ht/~abcdw/rde-discuss

  5. RDE migrating to guile-notify instead of wrapping libnotify's CLI.

    lists.sr.ht/~abcdw/rde-devel/<[email protected]>

    Kudos to Nicolas Graves for this work!

  6. Rotations-Detonations-Triebwerke
    im Englischen Rotating Detonation Engine (kurz: RDE), basieren auf kontrollierter Detonation der Treibstoffe. Sie sind dadurch potentiell effizienter als klassische Raketentriebwerke. DLR am Standort in Lampoldshausen arbeitet intensiv an diesem Themenfeld, um mögliche Anwendungen zu erproben.
    Pressemitteilung/Bild: DLR #RDE
    raumfahrer.net/rotations-deton

  7. @wongandj oh wow, that would be cool and ambitious!

    Building on Guix's services and packages concepts. There's a few interesting configuration ideas kicking around on guix-devel and the work @abcdw has done on #rde

  8. On Thursday we have our next RDE Meetup! For the beginning we have:
    - Guile Debugger PoC.
    - Project Documentation and the Next Actionable Steps.
    - New Features of suitbl Testing Library.
    - Niri - Next Default WM for RDE?

    But usually there are other nice and cozy freeform discussions on and stuff.

    Full announce and link to the call is here:

    lists.sr.ht/~abcdw/rde-announc

  9. Hey, hey, the next RDE Meetup is on the way.
    - Guile Debugger PoC.
    - Project Documentation and the Next Actionable Steps.
    - New Features of suitbl Testing Library.
    - Niri - Next Default WM for RDE?

    lists.sr.ht/~abcdw/rde-announc

    September 18, 12:00 Paris Time. Please, let us now if you plan to come: cryptpad.fr/form/#/2/form/view

  10. Seems the #RDE is a form of pulse detonation engine. Trying to figure out why the detonation sequence rotates though ... don't understand that part

  11. Tomorrow is #RDE meetup day! Join us to talk about my internship, Arei/Ares, #guix and cool stuff :)

    lists.sr.ht/~abcdw/rde-announc

  12. @dlakelan @hipsterelectron

    ''lix seems like a much healthier project than nix overall and i am mutuals with several people who work on it.''

    I haven't heard of this one. And on the other side of the see-saw there's #rde, a 'healthier' project than Guix overall.

    trop.in/rde

  13. This is a partial recording of RDE Meetup #5. It contains two talks and a few free-form discussions. However, most interesting and insightful discussions happened outside of the recording :)

    Talks with live demos:
    - Shepherd nREPL integration and Guile Debugger by Noé Lopez.
    - Guile dmenu by Nicolas Graves.

    youtu.be/j8sv5UdkhY4

  14. Guile Debugger and Stack Inspector project[1] progress, new Scheme Testing Library[2] and Shepherd<->nREPL integration are just a few of the things we showcase and discuss this Thursday on RDE Meetup #5.

    Everyone is welcome. Please, register for the event[3]. It's not required, but it will let us know that you come and help to plan accordingly.

    [1]: codeberg.org/cons-town/guile-d
    [2]: git.sr.ht/~abcdw/guile-ares-rs
    [3]: lists.sr.ht/~abcdw/rde-announc

  15. Just announced my very cool internship with #RDE on creating a runtime/stack inspection tool and stepping
    debugger integrated with the Guile Ares/Arei IDE:

    lists.sr.ht/~abcdw/rde-announc

    #guile

  16. RDE Meetup #5 on May 15.

    Teasers about RDE Team work on Guile Debugger, a testing library for Scheme, tools for live-hacking of Shepherd from the comfort of Emacs. Cozy discussions, support and experience exchange.

    lists.sr.ht/~abcdw/rde-announc

  17. Meetup went great, very much enjoyed it. There were a lot of interesting questions and topics discussed and kind feedback given.

    One of the interesting opinions shared during it: RDE makes the Guix configuration sane, maintainable and easy.

    Already looking forward for the next one 🙃

  18. Warming up the meetup!

    RDE Meetup #4 will happen on March 13 (less than one week left).

    Please fill an optional registration form and send questions and thoughts that bother you to it :)

    Everything about , , and is related (but maybe not everything will be covered on the meetup 🤭 )

    lists.sr.ht/~abcdw/rde-announc

  19. Really glad @jgart shared this article with me:
    ayats.org/blog/no-home-manager

    As an author and quite advanced user of Guix Home I can relate to some of the ideas in the article. In RDE for example we don't put configuration for Emacs in ~/.config/emacs/init.el, we split them into rde-elisp-packages.

    Which means you can do `guix shell --container ... -e '(@ (some-module) some-rde-config-env)' -- emacs` and get the fully configured emacs without even have an access to home directory.

  20. RDE Meetup #4 will take place on the March 13, 12:00 Paris time.

    We plan to make it a regular bimonthly online event, where we can share our findings and struggles, get support and discuss vital issues and essential questions.

    If you plan to participate, please fill the form:
    cryptpad.fr/form/#/2/form/view

    More details in the announcement:
    lists.sr.ht/~abcdw/rde-announc

    Boosts are appreciated!

  21. Guile and RDE Intenships.

    RDE applied for GSoC 2025 as a mentoring organization. The results will be on February 27.

    I put the list of the project ideas here:
    trop.in/rde/internship

    However, GSoC is not the only way to do the internship. We have some funding contributed by our community members opencollective.com/rde and can arrange an internship regardless. Just contact me or drop a message on rde-discuss for details.

  22. I think RDE is already big enough to apply for GSoC as an organization, so I started to write it! :)

    What would you like to see implemented in RDE, Arei, Ares, Guile, Guix in the nearest future?

    Maybe VSCode frontend for Arei/Ares Guile Scheme IDE? Or more capable and advanced configuration DSL for RDE?

    lists.sr.ht/~abcdw/rde-discuss

    P.S. Let me know if you would like to mentor one of those projects.

  23. Making the setup and configuration of email tools simple and convenient makes a big difference and is really important to people.

  24. If you curios why lisp is cool, watch this.

    In addition to very important mail subsystem refactoring we did, I showed how to decrease time spent building a configuration with Guix Home from 1.5m:
    youtu.be/tTfUCRxH_rk?t=503

    to a fraction of second!
    youtu.be/tTfUCRxH_rk?t=1314

    P.S. Today is finally no-technical-issues-good-quality stream! Hack yeah! 🥳

  25. Published my EmacsConf 2023 talk about new Guile Scheme IDE on my channel:

    youtu.be/F-H3YQywr-4
    diode.zone/w/15mVrxS2ywDny5NeE

    You can find Q&A in etherpad:
    pad.emacsconf.org/2023-scheme

    Feel free to ask more, anywhere you feel comfortable to.

  26. Arei, Guile IDE for Emacs is available in Guix!

    guix shell emacs-pgtk emacs-arei -- emacs

    The respective RPC (nREPL) server can be started with:

    guix shell guile-next guile-ares-rs -- \
    guile -c '((@ (nrepl server) run-nrepl-server) #:port 7888)'

    Try it out, give your feedback and boost the post if you enjoyed :)

  27. I'm on the trip right now and rarely have a stable connection. Quite happy that it's easy to work offline on Guix and rde projects.

    The documentation is available in info format and easily accessible from emacs. I can do review, prepare replies to reviews/other messages and look up discussions with my mail client.

    I do all the neccessary stuff completely offline and send the results, when I have a network.