kagevf

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   by kagevf 4y ago

   In vim, you can list open buffers with :b Edit: sorry, it’s actually :ls
2. 272.▲
   by kagevf 4y ago

   He also had a brief foray as a director ...
3. 273.▲
   by kagevf 4y ago

   I tried using spacemacs at first, but it was just too slow. After a few days, I ended up going with vanilla keybindings. Muscle memory eventually caught up.
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   by kagevf 4y ago

   Using different tools for different types of work / programming is an option. I started using emacs almost 3 years ago for org mode; a few months later I started programming in Common Lisp. Emacs works very well for those 2 use cases,
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   by kagevf 4y ago

   Interesting ... I just assumed that SLIME hadn't existed yet. Now I'm curious about CCL on the mac ... I think I'll install CCL on my lone mac device just to see a different take on connecting to a remote image. As well as ch
6. 276.▲
   by kagevf 4y ago

   These days we would use SLIME and SWANK to connect to a remote image. What was the setup used back then?
7. 277.▲
   by kagevf 5y ago

   You're right, it was: http://web.archive.org/web/20081120155011/http://www.discont...
8. 278.▲
   by kagevf 5y ago

   Thank you for sharing this! I tried looking for this on QL and github but couldn't find it ... do you know if the common cold source code is still available somewhere?
9. 279.▲
   by kagevf 5y ago

   CL is especially good for exploratory programming, which could be useful for a startup ...
10. 280.▲
    by kagevf 5y ago

    I read this earlier ... that tip about hitting "v" in the debugger was so useful!
11. 281.▲
    by kagevf 5y ago

    I've installed a few of the v2 pre-releases using guix, and I assume that this version is also available.
12. 282.▲
    by kagevf 6y ago

    That's good to know that the familiar ql libraries will be available if / when venturing into using Lispworks, potential compatibility issues aside ...
13. 283.▲
    by kagevf 6y ago

    Can LispWorks (easily) use quicklisp libraries?
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    by kagevf 6y ago

    I remember that ... it was pretty surprising! I thought I could do (string "a string") to prevent it, but that didn't work. (concatenate 'string "a string") worked, though ...
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    by kagevf 6y ago

    This repo has an example of running hunchentoot with a swank server: https://github.com/vseloved/flight-recorder/blob/master/hunc...
16. 286.▲
    by kagevf 6y ago

    Thank you for that note on q/ ... I knew about q: for command history, and was wondering if there was an equivalent for search history.
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    by kagevf 6y ago

    sorry for the late reply ... I have been using emacs for org mode and common lisp coding for about 1 year ... In my (very limited) experience I've noticed these differences: - TUI can't display images - Some keystroke combinations
18. 288.▲
    by kagevf 6y ago

    > It usually takes me at most 2 key combinations with a Lisp editor (including navigating the cursor to the right place) Is that in emacs/slime or another editor?
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    by kagevf 6y ago

    any source on the mapping for the sound changes? That's very interesting and I would like to learn more ...
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    by kagevf 6y ago

    音読み is the sound based on the original Chinese pronounciation, and 訓読み is the Japanese pronounciation.
21. 291.▲
    by kagevf 7y ago

    A datapoint: the word for brown in Japanese is literally "tea color" ... so "tea" is commonly used to describe colors that resemble that of tea.