@b6hydra I'm still wrapping my head around this. When you renice all you games to -10, what is that actually doing? Giving them priority resource consumption?
@trinsec It's the Delete and Redraft I'm talking about. Is there a real difference? Or is it a gmail-style "undo for the next 30-seconds" sanity check?
Giving the hashtag page in the admin interface a long overdue facelift... Among other things.
Work in progress #mastodev
RT @openuk_uk
Announcing the Open Technology for Sustainability Day #openukcop26 11 November. Speakers from business, UK and Devolved Governments and public sector and technology. Signup to live stream from the COP26 Skypark Fringe http://openuk.uk/sustainability #openleadership #opensource #cop26
til #Linux `renice` for changing the priority (eg resource rights) of a running process. I also didn't know "priority" was a thing. https://www.computerhope.com/unix/renice.htm
@freemo are those from a mastodon repo somewhere, or are they sourced from another library somewhere?
RT @daveliepmann
"I wrote that [Lisp Curse] essay five years ago. Nowadays, just use Clojure or Racket and ignore what I've written.
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Clojure's community is distinct from that of other Lisp communities."
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14481506 https://twitter.com/Endless_WebDev/status/1458212802447937538
Today I discovered the "original" source for the term "#lisp #curse". Read and enjoy. http://www.winestockwebdesign.com/Essays/Lisp_Curse.html
PS: The site is as horrible as the writing is not. Don't let that stop you.
We chafe at the "impurity of the syntax artifacts that have to be injected to do whitespace editing."
Enjoying catching up on old episodes of the @JacekSchae #Clojurescript Podcast, I enjoyed an insightful interview with the Shaun Labron, author of Parinfer who is apparently no longer on Twitter. Now what I want to know is how SmartParens came about as the #emacs next thing. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/s2-e1-lisp-editing-with-shaun-lebron/id1461500416?i=1000448529731
I've always been fascinated to hear @stuarthalloway talk about using an #emacs environment that changes once/decade. Enjoying catching up on @JacekSchae #Clojurescript Podcast, Great interview about his insight into Spartan IDE and clean mental attics. https://soundcloud.com/user-959992602/s2-e2-repl-with-stuart-halloway
Full Stack Clojure web app engineer