Notices by simendsjo (simendsjo@fosstodon.org)

@cwebber Might sharing what proprietary video platform this is? I've hit 95c on Teams on a beefy x86-64 Lenovo with fans spinning like crazy.

Commits made by "Test <test@example.com>" to my operating system is comforting.

https://codeberg.org/guix/guix/commit/17f801ee5e2c19bfe2640b7a78527a341993e976

@lynn that's a shame :( @daviwil has been an important voice in the community. Moving where? And why?

@forteller mitt gjett er at det i så fall lett overstiger 4k grensen til informasjonskapsler og at man må begynne med LRU caching osv. Gjør f.eks. YouTube dette?

@tarsius @cwebber @deech I cannot find any h for magit-file-dispatch in 4.3.6, what command is this? Maybe Doom removes it for a reason, but I'm unable to see anything at a quick glance at least.

@dalias @jameshowell ouch, I haven't even heard about that before. Do you have any details?

@Anachron @dalias @jameshowell Thanks for linking the background. I can see why people find your post controversial.

E.g. the following section without an example is one of the things which pops out:

> Tolerance means nothing if you ask the majority to tolerate a minority if you force it upon them. Either things come naturally or they don’t.

When posting something like this, you should be very clear where you actually stand, because it's probably not interpreted the way you want by anyone.

@jameshowell @dalias I've been putting it off myself. Been hoping the new leadership would cause it to be federated again. But obviously that has not happened? Guess I'll have to rethink my procrastination approach.

@csantosb Guix is (most likely?) moving to Codeberg. Interesting to see how it affects contributions.

I picked up a #roguelike project I hacked on around 2023, although some experiments goes back as far as 2016.

Mostly just made it compile again. The video shows several features like fov, ai, animations and logging.

It is made using #CommonLisp and #raylib

@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.