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2024-04-24 07:36:57

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@npub1gr8…c639 You need a collection of collectors

2024-04-21 08:05:44

What is a good intro to CL for people comfortable with Scheme? Maybe On Lisp?

2024-04-07 06:03:19

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@npub108p…yev6 Have you seen radicle?
https://radicle.xyz/

2024-03-02 20:17:36

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@npub108p…yev6 @npub1q8n…kct8 FTX straight up lied on their balance sheets (fraud). AFAIK SVB did not. That’s a pretty huge difference.

2024-03-02 20:06:16

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@npub108p…yev6
Stole a bunch of money, like people on Wall Street do all the time
I’m curious, what Wall Street instances do you have in mind?

2023-09-23 18:30:37

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@npub1sg4…xslc Semantically I am thinking of something like:
a | b | c 1| d 1| e 2| f
which would pipe the output of a into b, and the output of b into c, d, and e, and the output of c into f. This would intermix the output of d, e, and f into stdout because nothing is capturing their outputs.
A similar indexing could be used for redirection.
a | b | c 1| d 1| e 2| f 3> d.log 4> e.log
This would write the stdout of d and e to d.log and e.log respectively, and only the output of f would be displayed.
As for actual syntax to do this, I think the pipe-bracket syntax you use for selecting a fd to pipe would actually be perfect for this. I am having a hard time thinking of another syntax that I think would be a great fit for this feature.

2023-09-23 12:52:56

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@npub1sg4…xslc Would you also be able to capture intermediary standard output streams? Something like tee but built into the shell?

2023-08-10 16:13:41

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@npub1w66…rc58 @npub1f3s…jzfc I would like to be without a mobile phone at all. My plan is to use a laptop with a cellular modem for my mobile computing needs, and https://jmp.chat/ for texting and calling.

2023-08-08 19:50:46

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@npub1w66…rc58 what the heck is an entity 😂