Notices by simendsjo (simendsjo@fosstodon.org)

@mdhughes @screwtape @amoroso @michaelc Yes, animations breaks, and I have animations for all character movement at the same time. I would need a different renderer for mcclim, which is fine too I guess. Input was another issue I didn't solve before moving over. I implemented my own command things for raylib using nkeymaps. But that is probably easier to solve than having two renderers.

@screwtape @mdhughes @amoroso @michaelc That is really awesome! I am following the updates, but haven't digged into it.

I started something similar, but had performance issues and used claw-raylib and cl-fast-ecs for rendering. Wanted the "editor" part to be in #mcclim though. Probably yet another project I'll never pick up again ;) https://git.sr.ht/~simendsjo/sijo-ion/tree/dev/item/src

It's outdated too, but I recently packaged claw-raylib and cl-fast-ecs for #guix to maybe pick it up (if ever): https://git.sr.ht/~simendsjo/dotfiles/tree/main/item/sijo/packages/gamedev.scm

@michaelc https://mcclim.common-lisp.dev/

#clim #mcclim

@janneke @civodul @reproducible_builds Unfortunately, I have to be a lot more pragmatic in order to use Guix. I have packaged both the dotnet sdk binary distributions as well as various closed source binary software for developing dotnet. It's the only way I can use Guix System in practice.

@civodul

> You would be hard-pressed to find a more fertile breeding ground for Ken Thompson / Trusting Trust attacks. �If every agent of the NSA (and whatever other agencies, including those of other countries, had access to the appropriate network traffic) somehow failed to capitalize on 6 years of opportunity to compromise an entire software ecosystem using only a basic MITM of unencrypted traffic, they deserve to be sacked.

@sun @robinheghan Yes, I bet the majority use Emacs. scheme-mode, geiser or the new arei and ares by @abcdw of #rde and #guixhome fame.

https://git.sr.ht/~abcdw/emacs-arei
https://git.sr.ht/~abcdw/guile-ares-rs

@robinheghan Yes, please, there's plenty of room in the rabbit hole! ;) #guile #emacs is not production ready though. But I'm eagerly awaiting the fruits of #spritely to reach #guix: https://spritely.institute/news/spritely-nlnet-grants-december-2023.html

@ArneBab Thanks! Unfortunately, this is Outlook365, and it looks like everything is locked down pretty good. I can access a calendar which shows when I'm busy, but no
details. Maybe possible to hack this somehow, but I think I have to settle on the web GUI as long as I'm in a large enterprise.

I'm getting ready for a new job and need some tips!

It is a #dotnet position in an #Microsoft #windows environment, but I'm allowed to use #GNU #Linux.

I have not tried using GNU/Linux in an Microsoft environment for maybe 15 years. Back then I gave up, but I guess things are easier now with applications like Outlook and Teams available in the browser.

So far I have a working development environment. Any pointers to applications, setup, documentation or similar I probably need?

@janneke @kolev Never found that issue. My biggest issue is the number ordering, 7531902468. Even after 13 years of this layout, I still have to stop and think every now and then. It also doesn't have Norwegian keys mapped up, so I trigger these with a compose key.

@kolev nope, Programmer Dvorak is ;) https://www.kaufmann.no/roland/dvorak/