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Thu Jul 16 04:49:56 UTC 2015 <trinque> gabriel_laddel: who says I'm "targeting" still
Thu Jul 16 04:49:40 UTC 2015 <gabriel_laddel> http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=16-07-2015#1203280 << wtf why would you target "internet users".
Thu Jul 16 04:49:40 UTC 2015 <assbot> Logged on 16-07-2015 04:37:08; trinque: gabriel_laddel: cannot get internet users to do anything harder than going to a URL
Thu Jul 16 04:37:08 UTC 2015 <trinque> gabriel_laddel: cannot get internet users to do anything harder than going to a URL
Thu Jul 16 04:22:41 UTC 2015 <gabriel_laddel> Sure it doesn't run "on the web" but one can socket one lisp proc into another and done?
Thu Jul 16 04:21:19 UTC 2015 <gabriel_laddel> CLIM!?
Thu Jul 16 04:21:12 UTC 2015 <gabriel_laddel> ^ wtf why
Thu Jul 16 04:20:04 UTC 2015 <gabriel_laddel> !up artifexd
Thu Jul 16 04:19:31 UTC 2015 <gabriel_laddel> http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=15-07-2015#1202192 << You wouldn't use CLOS for this afaik? Write a (generic?) function that performs the necessary data munging and deal with these unnamed structures using `cons', `append', `car' etc.
Thu Jul 16 04:17:49 UTC 2015 <gabriel_laddel> Should be easy enough to add on top of CLOS if one really needs it.
Thu Jul 16 04:17:22 UTC 2015 <gabriel_laddel> ^ some people would like to have CLOS "models" http://web.archive.org/web/20140711171553/http://symbo1ics.com/blog/?p=2316 (see the section "An Interface/API Mechanism")
Sat Jul 11 03:36:15 UTC 2015 <gabriel_laddel> I'd love to have a list of lisps all fields you've dived into if possible.
Sat Jul 11 03:35:08 UTC 2015 <gabriel_laddel> http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=26-06-2015#1178327 << What is the 'lisp' of mathematics?
Sat Jul 11 03:23:18 UTC 2015 <gabriel_laddel> trinque: fyi `trace' doesn't trace across threads in mcclim unless you use M-x slime-trace-dialog
Sat Jul 11 02:30:56 UTC 2015 <gabriel_laddel> please work
Sat Jul 11 02:30:54 UTC 2015 <gabriel_laddel> ...
Sat Jul 11 02:30:53 UTC 2015 <gabriel_laddel> BINGE is a FFI generator for Common Lisp. It parses C source files (header or code, it doesn't mind) and spits out a FFI for your Lisp system of choice. Functions, global variables, types and symbolic constants can be extracted just naming them. Its design is modular so that adding a new FFI API is a matter of few hours. Back-ends for SBCL, CMUCL, LispWorks, UFFI and CLISP are provided.
Sat Jul 11 02:30:35 UTC 2015 <gabriel_laddel> http://wcp.sdf-eu.org/software/