Its 3 AM scrolling through my youtube feed and this got suggested meanwhile I was just thinking to make a random (tiny) project but got pushed back because I have to go through a long process of setting everything(yes I love typescript and all the production grade design patterns/tooling) before even start writing code
Honest feedback: I love the subject matter, visual presentation, audio quality, though I find the pace rather jarring for the amount of audio and visual information to process in the moment. I am thinking that very-slightly-longer pauses (one breath-length-ish) between statements would help. For example, I found that I had trouble reading the slides quickly enough while also listening But that may just be me, and the nice thing about recorded-video is the ability to pause-at-will or adjust playback-speed. Overall, though, thank you!
Hah! 20y ago I was contemplating an entire OS where everything but the core business logic (say.. kernel, drivers, scheduler, ...) was implemented in JavaScript. You would be able to just right-click any UI component and be taken to an editor with the code responsible for that component. You could then modify the code to your liking and have the OS change its behavior in real-time since it's an interpreted language. Never again being stuck. Tons of possibilities for 3rd-party mods since you can hook into any component... programmable programs.
I had a similar idea for something like Emacs but the environment was an electron instance that could be interfaced through JS (or ClojureScript). It would be cool to see what software like Emacs could do if given access to a modern browser's rendering and JS engine.
This is the first video I had to play at 75% speed but you slowed down at the end and it started to feel like a waking dream with all the Gnu images. I guess I'm saying I liked it.
@@marcins.7445they bring moisture all over your desk and chair, this does not seem to be beneficial. Therfore one my wonder what intentions let to the unusual placement of the cucumbers.
None other than Eric S Raymond recently appeared on the mailing list with results of investigating moving the runtime and compiler implementation over to SBCL. It's not the first time. Guile Emacs was another such effort. What's more critical across all of open source is enabling these projects, which have huge demand, to actually reach completion. That's the focus of Positron.
Its 3 AM scrolling through my youtube feed and this got suggested meanwhile I was just thinking to make a random (tiny) project but got pushed back because I have to go through a long process of setting everything(yes I love typescript and all the production grade design patterns/tooling) before even start writing code
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Honest feedback: I love the subject matter, visual presentation, audio quality, though I find the pace rather jarring for the amount of audio and visual information to process in the moment. I am thinking that very-slightly-longer pauses (one breath-length-ish) between statements would help. For example, I found that I had trouble reading the slides quickly enough while also listening But that may just be me, and the nice thing about recorded-video is the ability to pause-at-will or adjust playback-speed. Overall, though, thank you!
Thanks for the feedback
Where do I find the great Celestial Gnu images?
so... the whole vid is "learn elisp"
precisely.
Hah! 20y ago I was contemplating an entire OS where everything but the core business logic (say.. kernel, drivers, scheduler, ...) was implemented in JavaScript. You would be able to just right-click any UI component and be taken to an editor with the code responsible for that component. You could then modify the code to your liking and have the OS change its behavior in real-time since it's an interpreted language. Never again being stuck. Tons of possibilities for 3rd-party mods since you can hook into any component... programmable programs.
I had a similar idea for something like Emacs but the environment was an electron instance that could be interfaced through JS (or ClojureScript). It would be cool to see what software like Emacs could do if given access to a modern browser's rendering and JS engine.
Then you'd love to see what the people over on Smalltalk are doing (and Oberon)
You might want to take a look at Mezzano.
What is UP with the CUCUMBERS
This is the first video I had to play at 75% speed but you slowed down at the end and it started to feel like a waking dream with all the Gnu images.
I guess I'm saying I liked it.
Why wouldn't there be cucumbers?
@@marcins.7445they bring moisture all over your desk and chair, this does not seem to be beneficial.
Therfore one my wonder what intentions let to the unusual placement of the cucumbers.
I love cucumbers (especially desk and bathtub cucumbers) and hate Tang now.
cool video, how'd you get that path integral looking org mode headline icon? thanks
Use org-modern and configure it with something like: (org-modern-star '("∯" "∮" "∇" "σ" "∞" "∴"))
is there a way to replace elisp by common lisp for speed?
one of the main reasons nvim invested in lua is because of speed
None other than Eric S Raymond recently appeared on the mailing list with results of investigating moving the runtime and compiler implementation over to SBCL. It's not the first time. Guile Emacs was another such effort. What's more critical across all of open source is enabling these projects, which have huge demand, to actually reach completion. That's the focus of Positron.
Why not write your programs in Common Lisp?