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jeandrek
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jeandrek
1mo ago
Here's macOS 26.5's XNU: https://github.com/apple-oss-distributions/xnu/tree/ac9718fb... Could just be what the devs have available, if they're really already going to the trouble to target RP
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jeandrek
1mo ago
It seems so weird that the M series are really SOCs and not just CPUs. I also don't really want a home computer to have coprocessors just for machine learning... At least they always allow installing your own arbitrary OS.
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jeandrek
1mo ago
Seems at least one of the same developers works on both PureDarwin and ravynOS: https://www.puredarwin.org/news/The-Road-to-20-5-0.html (This is the first time I've heard of the latter.)
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jeandrek
2mo ago
By the current lexical environment I meant the lexical environment at some place in the code (not just the top-level one, which user-initial-environment gives, though it's optional). I'm not attempting to make a case for anything
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jeandrek
2mo ago
Common Lisp reader macros hook into the reader itself as it's parsing S-exps and meets some character combination: http://www.ai.mit.edu/projects/iiip/doc/CommonLISP/HyperSpec... Define-syntax is f
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jeandrek
2mo ago
The less-eval-friendly thing is R5RS only requires two possible "environment specifiers" (2nd arg to eval), returned by SCHEME-REPORT-ENVIRONMENT and NULL-ENVIRONMENT, with no special form or procedure to get the current lexical e
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jeandrek
2mo ago
It does not. https://conservatory.scheme.org/schemers/Documents/Standards... Particular implementations could.
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jeandrek
2mo ago
I've never really heard of installing SRFIs (could be my ignorance); do you mean importing them? Or is installing SRFI implementations as their own packages really common? (Haven't really tried R7.) The anti-R6/R7 folks (or
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jeandrek
3mo ago
They're often cheaper and not everything is on Blu-ray. If Blu-ray was going really strong and overtook DVDs, I'd be happy about it. I don't really think DVDs are "simpler to operate" except for the fact that you
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jeandrek
3mo ago
Supposedly you can still redownload your PSN purchases directly on the PSP itself (log in with a "Device Setup Password")? Unless like me you have a PSP Street, which sadly has no Wi-Fi.
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jeandrek
3mo ago
This is the status quo for PSP. Don't know whether it'll call PSN servers (some servers will of course need to exist for downloading in the first place), but otherwise it'll just be like using your PS3 offline, right? The PS3
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jeandrek
3mo ago
I'm Gen Z and I buy DVDs (though mostly second hand). You're probably right on the whole, though I've only observed the opposite.
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jeandrek
3mo ago
In NZ 4K Blu-rays are too expensive, at least by my standard (there's about one store chain, JB Hi-Fi). Never seen a single one at a second hand shop. (Though I guess a used bin is a place for 2nd hand goods at an otherwise first-hand
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jeandrek
4mo ago
Anyone know why the article's 4th picture is about the Jobs obituary gaffe? (It's not just for me, right?)
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jeandrek
4mo ago
Nice. I've never seen any of these things except for Tron: Legacy; and I either didn't notice it was Emacs or immediately forgot if I did (you could also sorta take it to be tmux or something if you don't look closely enough