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2014-10-23T02:39:21Z bhchen: hello anyone here?
2014-10-23T02:40:44Z jcowan: Probably; why do you ask?
2014-10-23T02:41:00Z _chupish_: nobody here but us Chickens
2014-10-23T02:41:50Z bhchen: D:
2014-10-23T02:42:11Z bhchen: this is channel for the programming language "Scheme" right?
2014-10-23T02:42:35Z _chupish_: nope, it's for Lambda-based ponzi schemes
2014-10-23T02:42:38Z _chupish_: ^_^
2014-10-23T02:43:20Z _chupish_: in seriousness though, yes this is for Schemes & Scheme-alike languages
2014-10-23T02:43:48Z bhchen: oh ok thanks :D
2014-10-23T02:44:01Z bhchen: I had a question and was wondering if I could ask here.
2014-10-23T02:44:58Z _chupish_: certainly; you may not get an answer (or a satisfactory one at that!) but you can certainly ask
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2014-10-23T02:45:29Z bhchen: I was wondering if there is any way to make iterative function where it returns a list on every iteration
2014-10-23T02:46:11Z bhchen: I have to fit 1> numbers of lists in between some string and i dont want it to have one big list around it
2014-10-23T02:46:30Z bhchen: string (list1) (list2) (list3) string <- something like this
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2014-10-23T02:52:12Z pjb: bhchen: you seen to have a misunderstanding of what is an iteration.
2014-10-23T02:52:27Z pjb: An iteration doesn't "return" anything.
2014-10-23T02:52:44Z bhchen: sorry "Recursive Function"
2014-10-23T02:52:54Z pjb: Ok.
2014-10-23T02:53:13Z pjb: Of course, a function can return anything, including a list.
2014-10-23T02:53:51Z pjb: Can you give a more concrete specification for your function?
2014-10-23T02:55:01Z pjb: bhchen: in scheme, a function can also return more than one value.  But it is not really convenient to use.  In general, it's easier to return just a list of values.
2014-10-23T02:55:19Z bhchen: I see.
2014-10-23T02:55:19Z pjb: See the examples in r5rs around the values operator.
2014-10-23T02:55:56Z bhchen: well than, is there a way to show the contents of the list without the list surrounding it?
2014-10-23T02:56:13Z pjb: Of course. Write a printing function to do that. It's trivial.
2014-10-23T02:56:24Z bhchen: hmm
2014-10-23T02:56:38Z bhchen: I thought about doing so but I felt it was a bit cheating :(
2014-10-23T02:56:50Z pjb: (define (print-list list) (if (not (null? list)) (begin (display (car list)) (newline) (print-list (cdr list)))))
2014-10-23T02:57:06Z pjb: bhchen: you can say that programming is not cheating, or that programming is always cheating.
2014-10-23T02:57:27Z bhchen: http://i.imgur.com/xnXFdsW.gif
2014-10-23T02:57:36Z bhchen: thanks!
2014-10-23T02:57:44Z bhchen: I guess I should just do it like that
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2014-10-23T02:58:21Z bhchen: Its not that I didnt know how to print a list, I just wanted to know if there was a way to display contents of the list without having parenthesis surrounding it
2014-10-23T02:58:49Z pjb: Not in scheme.  You might find a scheme library implementing a format function similar to CL's.
2014-10-23T02:59:01Z pjb: (format t "~{~A~^ ~}" list) in CL would do what you want.
2014-10-23T02:59:19Z bhchen: thanks!
2014-10-23T03:02:16Z jcowan: (define (print-list list) (for-each (lambda (item) (display item) (newline)) list) also works
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2014-10-23T03:08:51Z _chupish_: save for the missing closing paren ^_^
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2014-10-23T04:44:28Z antonv: hi all!
2014-10-23T04:44:40Z antonv: do you program in scheme in web browser?
2014-10-23T04:44:56Z antonv: I am looking for lisp to use both in client and server for my application
2014-10-23T04:45:23Z antonv: ClojureScript is one alternative, but I would like the client language to be exactly the same as the server language
2014-10-23T04:45:55Z antonv: ( and ClojrueScript is not exactly same as Clojure, as far as I understand)
2014-10-23T04:47:09Z antonv: I see in internet some javascript implementations of scheme, but not sure what of them is mature enough and convenient
2014-10-23T04:48:23Z antonv: Currently my app is bare javascript, and I could use nodejs for server
2014-10-23T04:48:34Z antonv: But programming in JS is not as pleasant as lisp
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2014-10-23T06:01:24Z work_op: dumb question: (define* (make-greeter #:optional (name "user"))   (string-append "Hello, " name "!") comes back as a syntax error
2014-10-23T06:01:28Z work_op: what am i doing wrong
2014-10-23T06:03:26Z turbofail: well you're missing a close paren
2014-10-23T06:03:31Z turbofail: but also, what scheme is this?
2014-10-23T06:05:32Z work_op: guile
2014-10-23T06:05:34Z work_op: and i fixed it
2014-10-23T06:05:53Z work_op: i forgot to include a lambda form, so i was calling a string like ("...")
2014-10-23T06:06:05Z work_op: so obvious now that ive fixed it, sorry for the bother
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2014-10-23T08:18:15Z taylanub: I wonder what license I should release my R7RS libraries in.  I'm a strong copyleft proponent but LGPL might be better for libraries.  also conflicted about using SRFI reference implementations now.  I wish we could all just forget about legal issues :(
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2014-10-23T08:45:06Z jusss: how I can make (c printf( "hello" );) to (write-string "hello) by macro in mit/gnu scheme ?
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2014-10-23T08:49:50Z jusss: or (printf ("hello");)
2014-10-23T08:56:14Z taylanub: jusss: that makes little sense.  something which *could* work would be like (printf "hello")
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2014-10-23T08:57:27Z taylanub: jusss: generally, macros still operate within s-expressions.  some systems do support macros which change the whole lexical (character-by-character) syntax, such that e.g. ';' could mean something else than the beginning of a comment, but that would not be sensible...
2014-10-23T09:02:10Z jusss: taylanub: so it's hard to do that?
2014-10-23T09:02:29Z taylanub: jusss: what exactly are you trying to accomplish?
2014-10-23T09:02:49Z ecraven: jusss: (printf ("hello")) -> (write-string "hello") isn't very hard
2014-10-23T09:03:38Z ecraven: '(c printf("hello')) reads as '(c printf ("hello")), so even that could be done
2014-10-23T09:04:26Z taylanub: ecraven: but makes little sense.  how do you express a nested function call?  (printf (otherfunction (...))) ?  how do you distinguish that from (printf (arg1 (otherfunction (arg)) arg3)) ?  abusing s-expressions like this is no good idea
2014-10-23T09:04:38Z jusss: imitate the other languages by macro in lisp
2014-10-23T09:05:03Z ecraven: jusss: there is no (easy) way to get ; to work, for example
2014-10-23T09:05:09Z ecraven: jusss: so I wouldn't go down that way
2014-10-23T09:05:29Z ecraven: check out racket's #lang if you want proper support for entirely different languages, or CL's read-macros
2014-10-23T09:06:07Z taylanub: jusss: for what purpose do you want to imitate another language in Scheme?  is it just a curiosity?  do you want the *functionality* of the other language inside Scheme?  if you want the functionality, then you could define a clean s-expression version of that language's syntax, and implement that.
2014-10-23T09:07:29Z jusss: symbolic expression, (like this what I said) what's type of the atom?
2014-10-23T09:07:55Z taylanub: question unclear
2014-10-23T09:08:47Z ecraven: jusss: the word "atom" is not entirely applicable to modern lisps, it used to make more sense when you only had numbers, lists and symbols
2014-10-23T09:09:22Z jusss: element ?
2014-10-23T09:10:01Z jusss: (like this what I said) is a s-expression ? right ?
2014-10-23T09:11:29Z ecraven: you mean (foo bar) is an s-expression? yes
2014-10-23T09:11:42Z ecraven: so is foo, bar, (foo (bar)), ((foo)) and many others :)
2014-10-23T09:11:45Z jusss: the element is it, not number, not a singal character, not a string , and what is it?
2014-10-23T09:12:09Z ecraven: I'm sorry I don't understand the question
2014-10-23T09:13:44Z jusss: for example, the word said in (like this what I said), it's not a number ,not a character ,not a string, and what's it ?
2014-10-23T09:14:21Z taylanub: jusss: it would help if you used quotation
2014-10-23T09:14:42Z taylanub: "the word 'said' in '(like this what I said)'"
2014-10-23T09:14:49Z taylanub: jusss: it's a symbol
2014-10-23T09:15:13Z taylanub: jusss: this might help: http://taylanub.github.io/doc/lisp-rundown.txt
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2014-10-23T09:15:58Z jusss: taylanub: right , so everyting in lisp is symbol ? right?
2014-10-23T09:16:22Z taylanub: jusss: no, just those things that look like strings but aren't quoted
2014-10-23T09:17:21Z taylanub: jusss: if you know other programming languages, and especially if you know the data format JSON and maybe XML, read my short guide above.  it explains the s-expression data format, and later explains how the data structures represented by an s-expression file can be interpreted as program code
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2014-10-23T09:28:32Z ecraven: jusss: as taylanub said, symbols are a bit like unique strings, every time you have the same, you get back the same internal representation.
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2014-10-23T09:31:48Z ecraven: lrs: in Racket, (for*/list ((a '(a b c)) (b '(1 2))) (cons a b))  would be an even shorter way to define the cartesian product ;)
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2014-10-23T09:40:35Z lrs: ecraven, Hmmm
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2014-10-23T09:44:10Z ecraven: lrs: but for*/list is basically cart-product all by itself, so that's kind of cheating ;)
2014-10-23T09:44:26Z lrs: for* means apply to all right
2014-10-23T09:49:25Z ecraven: for* in Racket is a nested loop, /list means return the results accumulated as a list
2014-10-23T09:49:30Z ecraven: there's also for*/vector, for example
2014-10-23T09:51:37Z lrs: Whats a nested loop?
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2014-10-23T09:54:14Z ecraven: a loop inside a loop
2014-10-23T09:54:35Z ecraven: you go over all the values in list a, but for each of those values, you go over all the values in list b
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2014-10-23T19:31:14Z Ryan_Burnside: Anyone have a physical copy of SICP? I ordered one for historical reasons but the cover is white and plain. Just wondering if there was a dustjacket for the wizard picture.
2014-10-23T19:31:25Z Ryan_Burnside: Or if I have an early edition
2014-10-23T19:31:57Z vanila: my friend has a hardback with red cover - no wizard
2014-10-23T19:32:16Z gnomon: Ryan_Burnside, I have a physical copy, though it is not currently in my possession.  My version has no dust jacket, but it does have an illustrated purple cover.
2014-10-23T19:32:20Z vanila: this may be only on older version/paperbacks
2014-10-23T19:32:42Z Ryan_Burnside: vanila, I'm sorry it is red now that I see it.
2014-10-23T19:32:52Z Ryan_Burnside: Got confused with another book I own.
2014-10-23T19:32:57Z Ryan_Burnside: Plain red.
2014-10-23T19:33:01Z taylanub: mine has the image like here http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/
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2014-10-23T19:33:22Z taylanub: on a brown/red/green background
2014-10-23T19:34:16Z Ryan_Burnside: Thanks guys, just wanted to make sure I was not missing a dust jacket for the book.
2014-10-23T19:34:59Z taylanub: today I learned the term "dust jacket"
2014-10-23T19:35:09Z Ryan_Burnside: :D
2014-10-23T19:35:39Z Ryan_Burnside: I love physical books for programming. It is fun that books on Scheme are still very valid.
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2014-10-23T19:48:02Z Riastradh: The first edition was cloth-covered in red with the cover illustration on the purple dust jacket.  Newer editions have the illustration printed directly on the cover, in more blue than purple, and no dust jacket.
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2014-10-23T19:49:01Z Ryan_Burnside: Shoot, I was hoping to have a complete book.
2014-10-23T19:49:08Z Ryan_Burnside: Oh well, the information is whats important.
2014-10-23T19:50:08Z Riastradh: I seem to recall -- although I don't have any physical copies near at hand -- that the first edition has a higher-quality binding than the newer editions, too.
2014-10-23T19:51:03Z Riastradh: That might have been a problem only for SICM, though -- I don't remember.  (Certainly the spines on copies of SICM seem to fall apart quickly.)
2014-10-23T19:52:03Z Ryan_Burnside: Any other good scheme books? I've got all the good ones on CL but now I'm dipping into Scheme.
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2014-10-23T19:59:42Z cutgovspend: gambit looks awesome so far
2014-10-23T19:59:51Z cutgovspend: takky website but awesome implementation
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2014-10-23T20:01:53Z turbofail: hello gavino
2014-10-23T20:09:13Z cutgovspend: whos gavino? not me
2014-10-23T20:10:46Z gnomon: That is _adorable_.
2014-10-23T20:13:21Z vanila: I want static analysis of my scheme code
2014-10-23T20:13:30Z vanila: two things in particular:
2014-10-23T20:13:38Z vanila: A) module definitions and signatures
2014-10-23T20:13:50Z vanila: B) one level pattern matching on data types with coverage checking
2014-10-23T20:14:11Z vanila: any ideas how to do this, thoughhts?
2014-10-23T20:14:18Z Riastradh: Sounds good.  Do it!
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2014-10-23T20:16:35Z _tca: what is one level pattern matching?
2014-10-23T20:16:38Z vanila: Riastradh, here's (B) http://lpaste.net/113095
2014-10-23T20:16:55Z _tca: oh ah
2014-10-23T20:16:56Z vanila: _tca, i wantto match on (<symbol> <var> <var> <var> ..), not more complex
2014-10-23T20:22:16Z vanila: Riastradh,  this isnt' very good though and I don't know how to do A
2014-10-23T20:23:38Z Ryan_Burnside: vanila, I read that as "satanic" analysis.
2014-10-23T20:23:51Z cutgovspend: riastraduh  are you working on all scheme databse?
2014-10-23T20:24:22Z vanila: cutgovspend, what about minikanren
2014-10-23T20:24:47Z vanila: cutgovspend, its a higher advanced prolog (think datalog + recursion) but in scheme
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2014-10-23T20:28:09Z ijp: vanila: gavino doesn't actually care about scheme
2014-10-23T20:28:55Z ijp: Ryan_Burnside: the weierstrass function is kinda satanic
2014-10-23T20:30:25Z Riastradh: Hardly, ijp.  It is a miserable example and it fails to work for anything.  In complex analysis, on the other hand, everything works out so beautifully that one imagine's the complex number system must have sold its soul to the devil in exchange for so great a gift.
2014-10-23T20:30:57Z Riastradh: one imagines
2014-10-23T20:30:57Z ijp: Riastradh: I mean it's all jaggy and whatnot
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2014-10-23T20:31:01Z Riastradh: (Good heavens!)
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2014-10-23T20:32:31Z ijp: I'm more of a blancmange curve man
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2014-10-23T20:42:35Z vanila: Riastradh, any tips
2014-10-23T20:45:25Z cutgovspend: minikanren
2014-10-23T20:45:28Z cutgovspend: hmm
2014-10-23T20:45:42Z cutgovspend: has anyone used it for the database for a dynamic website?
2014-10-23T20:45:55Z cutgovspend: does risstraduh have a web framework he created?
2014-10-23T20:46:18Z cutgovspend: whos this gavino?
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2014-10-23T21:01:18Z taylanub: ijp: might you know if banning gavino has ever even been attempted?
2014-10-23T21:02:23Z gnomon: taylanub, not just attempted, he has been repeatedly banned.  He keeps coming back, though.  I think at this point we most think of him as the derpy idiot of this particular village.
2014-10-23T21:02:38Z taylanub: ah, ok
2014-10-23T21:02:55Z gnomon: -1s/most /mostly /
2014-10-23T21:05:41Z cutgovspend: whos this gavino?
2014-10-23T21:06:31Z taylanub: :)
2014-10-23T21:06:42Z turbofail: indeed, i've been wondering the same thing myself
2014-10-23T21:07:35Z drewc: when gavino does not know who gavino is, they have no idea at all!
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2014-10-23T21:09:33Z vanila: its lame how you bully some troll instead of helping me with my scheme question
2014-10-23T21:09:46Z turbofail: nobody knows how to answer your scheme question
2014-10-23T21:10:22Z turbofail: also, your definition of "bullying" seems a bit overinclusive
2014-10-23T21:13:27Z drewc: vanila: I cannot run, my ankle does not function right, cannot move the toes on that side, and the leg itself is not fully operational. Sorry for being lame, bully.
2014-10-23T21:13:27Z vanila: i wish there was a good lisp irc channel
2014-10-23T21:14:35Z taylanub: vanila: #emacs is good for Elisp :P
2014-10-23T21:14:51Z vanila: elisp X)
2014-10-23T21:14:54Z drewc: #good-lisp ? I /join'd
2014-10-23T21:15:17Z taylanub: #racket might be good?  big community, good implementation
2014-10-23T21:15:46Z mikeyhc: #chicken is pretty helpful
2014-10-23T21:15:52Z taylanub: and Racket is geeky on language-design/implementation topics, which you seem to be interested in, vanila
2014-10-23T21:16:05Z drewc prefers non-SCHEMERs himself, but #lisp is likely not "good" at all.
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2014-10-23T21:17:24Z vanila: thanks all
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2014-10-23T21:22:51Z Riastradh: vanila: If you want DEFINE-LANGUAGE to allow arbitrary expressions evaluated at run-time, there isn't a good general way to guarantee the compiler will guarantee your lambda arities match your pattern variables.
2014-10-23T21:24:27Z Riastradh: vanila: If you limit it to be a more static language, however, you could certainly do that, by encoding the static description at compile-time and using it in MATCH-LANGUAGE to transform (match-language c-devl d (include => (lambda (filename) ...)) into (if <matches include?> ((lambda (filename) ...) <pick apart the first part>) (if <matches struct?> ...)).
2014-10-23T21:25:07Z Riastradh: vanila: I suggest you avoid EVAL, however.  It will invariably do something that is neither what you mean nor expect, but it might lie in wait for a long time before it jumps out and bites you in the arse.
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2014-10-23T21:30:02Z gnomon: vanila, I'm not helping you with your Scheme question because I'm not qualified to do so.  I am not bullying gavino, I'm lovingly pointing out the role he plays in the ecosystem of the channel here.  Carry on.
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2014-10-23T21:33:22Z Riastradh: vanila: Also, for the record: Gavino has been trolling this channel with more or less the same inane questions and ramblings for the past decade or so.  I gave up doing anything about it years ago.
2014-10-23T21:35:39Z cutgovspend: whos this gavino?
2014-10-23T21:36:16Z gnomon solemnly hands cutgovspend an apostrophe
2014-10-23T21:36:30Z gnomon: I'm sure it'll just gather dust, but it will make me feel better to know you have one.
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2014-10-23T21:39:03Z cutgovspend: wow seems like a lot of java slobs are moving to cassandra network n node db and java crap like grails
2014-10-23T21:39:23Z cutgovspend: does scheme have an n node database? in userspace?
2014-10-23T21:39:31Z cutgovspend: might be the killer scheme app
2014-10-23T21:39:37Z cutgovspend: woo wee
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2014-10-23T21:39:50Z cutgovspend: abstraction and metaprogramming/automated production of code
2014-10-23T21:40:00Z cutgovspend: vote republican folks, I do
2014-10-23T21:40:24Z gnomon: Awwwwww
2014-10-23T21:40:35Z gnomon: See, he's just adorable.
2014-10-23T21:41:11Z cutgovspend: demand side economics has been tried, and it failed
2014-10-23T21:41:13Z gnomon: It's like someone tipped over a blender full of Encyclopedia Dramatica printouts.
2014-10-23T21:41:23Z cutgovspend: capitalism
2014-10-23T21:41:34Z cutgovspend: unregulated housing production
2014-10-23T21:41:37Z cutgovspend: atomic power
2014-10-23T21:41:54Z gnomon: giant marshmallow men
2014-10-23T21:41:59Z cutgovspend: seawater separated into ox and hyd for fuel cell run union free private trains
2014-10-23T21:42:09Z cutgovspend: end of pensions
2014-10-23T21:42:14Z cutgovspend: end of public school
2014-10-23T21:42:25Z cutgovspend: end of fed and gov bonds
2014-10-23T21:42:46Z gnomon stares raptly at gavino in precisely the same way as a cat stares at a lava lamp
2014-10-23T21:43:43Z cutgovspend: stares at 18T debt of USA government due to demand side economics
2014-10-23T21:43:47Z cutgovspend: woo weeeee
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2014-10-23T21:45:32Z cutgovspend: I wish there was a free blong like wordpress etc done in scheme
2014-10-23T21:46:02Z Riastradh: When I am elected president, I promise FREE BLONGS for EVERYONE!
2014-10-23T21:46:16Z vanila: haha
2014-10-23T21:46:40Z cutgovspend: lol
2014-10-23T21:46:53Z cutgovspend: so why scheme over say php ria?
2014-10-23T21:46:56Z cutgovspend: break it down
2014-10-23T21:46:58Z Riastradh: My blong is done in Scheme.  Well, maybe elisp too.
2014-10-23T21:46:59Z cutgovspend: gime the elevator pitch
2014-10-23T21:47:05Z Riastradh: Depending on which editor I have handy.
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2014-10-23T21:47:21Z taylanub: recently I've dealt with some "GamerGate" people, ""Men's Rights"" Activists, and other bigots on some not-very-nice IRC channels.  after that stuff, this kind of peaceful trolling just makes me happy. :D
2014-10-23T21:48:01Z cutgovspend: whos trolling?
2014-10-23T21:48:17Z vanila: taylanub, what channels?
2014-10-23T21:48:18Z cutgovspend: I would end pensions and pub school today if I could press a button
2014-10-23T21:48:23Z cutgovspend: go atomic
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2014-10-23T21:48:36Z cutgovspend: have nasa earn its keep by blasting debris into sun
2014-10-23T21:48:39Z vanila: cutgovspend, agreed
2014-10-23T21:48:41Z Riastradh: Now, taylanub, I hope you weren't BULLYING them!  I hear Adobe pulled advertisements from Gawker for their `bullying' of GamerGate idiots, or something like that.
2014-10-23T21:48:43Z cutgovspend: I need to be president
2014-10-23T21:48:47Z cutgovspend: sooon
2014-10-23T21:49:17Z cutgovspend: bullying on net is first shot in war for free speech on the net
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2014-10-23T21:49:25Z cutgovspend: what a joke
2014-10-23T21:50:24Z turbofail: i'm kind of in favor of anybody pulling advertisements from gawker for any reason
2014-10-23T21:50:32Z cutgovspend: whats gawker?
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2014-10-23T22:11:01Z turbofail: this blong concept needs further elaborating
2014-10-23T22:28:39Z drewc: turbofail: is it a long bong? a Boiled Linseed Oil, Next Generation?
2014-10-23T22:31:28Z turbofail: if i knew i wouldn't be asking for elaboration
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2014-10-23T22:34:09Z drewc: turbofail: yeah, fair enough... there was not a question in that statement, so you could have been the one who was willing to elaborate... hence my questions.
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2014-10-23T22:51:25Z ijp: turbofail: how many flanges does a blong need? can we combustulate them?
2014-10-23T22:51:36Z ijp: these are the important questions
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2014-10-23T23:31:25Z cutgovspend: scheme!!!
2014-10-23T23:31:28Z cutgovspend: its pisser!!!!!
2014-10-23T23:31:56Z cutgovspend: whos posting www.prevayler.org or apache cassandra over to scheme?
2014-10-23T23:32:07Z cutgovspend: lets boot java from the enterprize with superior tek
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2014-10-23T23:43:35Z ijp: classic gavino
2014-10-23T23:43:45Z cutgovspend: whos gavino?
2014-10-23T23:43:49Z ijp: maybe we can make a compilation
2014-10-23T23:44:12Z cutgovspend: like cpan for scheme code?
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2014-10-23T23:49:12Z drewc: ijp: I do not think there is a need for a compilation when it happens every time ... but regardless of the needs, I would want to see one nonetheless :)
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2014-10-23T23:50:45Z Ryan_Burnside: Is there a function to give the literal string that defines a function? For example, if I added a custom function to my repl and wanted to send it to a source code file.
2014-10-23T23:51:21Z Ryan_Burnside: Working in TinyScheme which I guess might be non standard...
2014-10-23T23:51:41Z ijp: you mean load?
2014-10-23T23:51:42Z cutgovspend: try gambit
2014-10-23T23:52:08Z gnomon hands gavino a capital letter "G"
2014-10-23T23:52:15Z Ryan_Burnside: Unfortunately I'm limited to what is implemented in GIMP. :)
2014-10-23T23:52:20Z gnomon waits for gavino to spell it "try gambiG"
2014-10-23T23:52:38Z ijp: or something more like (call-with-input-string "string" (compose eval read))
2014-10-23T23:52:43Z gnomon: Ryan_Burnside, really?  I thought GIMP moved away from TinyScheme towards Guile ages ago.
2014-10-23T23:52:51Z ijp: gnomon: nope
2014-10-23T23:52:52Z ijp: Ryan_Burnside: I'm going to need a list of functions
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2014-10-23T23:53:36Z gnomon: ijp, ah, I misremembered: the move was _from_ SIOD _to_ TinyScheme, for a net sanity increase.
2014-10-23T23:53:46Z gnomon: I just thought they had continued that trend of increasing sanity.  My mistake!
2014-10-23T23:54:11Z Ryan_Burnside: http://tinyscheme.sourceforge.net/tinyscm.txt
2014-10-23T23:54:20Z Ryan_Burnside: I'm not sure if all is defined there...
2014-10-23T23:54:37Z cutgovspend: yeah
2014-10-23T23:54:44Z cutgovspend: sonuds like your trying to get cute
2014-10-23T23:54:47Z cutgovspend: stik with basics
2014-10-23T23:54:54Z ijp: tinyscheme has LOAD
2014-10-23T23:55:16Z ijp: and it mentions a string load
2014-10-23T23:55:47Z ijp: not sure how/if that C function is exposed in Scheme
2014-10-23T23:55:52Z Ryan_Burnside: I'd like to go from REPL TO a source code file. Export a function from repl.
2014-10-23T23:56:00Z Ryan_Burnside: Not import
2014-10-23T23:56:37Z ijp: ah, okay
2014-10-23T23:56:48Z ijp: I doubt there will be one
2014-10-23T23:57:21Z Ryan_Burnside: I see OK. I remember doing that export in CL just hoped there might be an analog.
2014-10-23T23:59:39Z Ryan_Burnside: One other question, would it be reasonable to impliment my own little class system using an associative list for attributes and values?
2014-10-23T23:59:54Z Ryan_Burnside: Or is there a more simple approach?