Posts by amz3@framapiaf.org
(DIR) Post #9h8f4S9dUaEVmP7yOe by amz3@framapiaf.org
2019-03-25T19:04:27Z
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@Shamar @Wolf480pl @ekaitz_zarraga @grainloom @alcinnz The situation is well-known both client side and backend side, the thing is that it is how people make a living. Maybe one can compare it to slavery or religion, when all you know is master-slave (respectivly god-human) it hard to see the escape hatch. Quoting George Orwel, 1984:> war is peace> freedom is slavery> ignorance is strength I hope people will join or help me with #gnunet because it could rebalance #society forces.#p2p
(DIR) Post #9h8v6sX7zAkhREIIjY by amz3@framapiaf.org
2019-03-25T19:22:02Z
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@Shamar @steko @darius I agree with that again.> The only way we're going to make the internet better is by working together to help each other.heartedly agree with that quote stressing the web is not Internet.I guess #gnunet is mentioned between the lines:> Instead of trying to make a "kitchen sink" protocol that solves a wide variety of problemsAnyway, I am not surprised that a #mozilla fellow is spreading FUD about #gnu. Mozilla compromised many times already and it is in DEEP SHIT.
(DIR) Post #9h8v6t9PgpNRLyCsPQ by amz3@framapiaf.org
2019-03-25T20:35:24Z
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@darius @Shamar @steko np.
(DIR) Post #9h9AForqU143zHhq9g by amz3@framapiaf.org
2019-03-25T16:27:35Z
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Rewrite it in Chez.
(DIR) Post #9hAlfCAUsZLgxILyWu by amz3@framapiaf.org
2019-03-26T19:22:22Z
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@nergalur @Shamar @bob I agree with @negalur, it will not help decentralization of the people. It will only help dominance GAFAM
(DIR) Post #9hCvy9lqGjv2sjn5xQ by amz3@framapiaf.org
2019-03-27T20:38:54Z
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@xj9 @succfemboi @Algot @DJWalnut @Shamar @admin @alpacaherder @clacke @p @solarpunkgnome @wolfcoder Add to that list academic torrents https://academictorrents.com/
(DIR) Post #9hN3bCVWfZutvKK66q by amz3@framapiaf.org
2019-04-01T11:12:11Z
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@Shamar @grainloom @freakazoid @drwho What does this mean:> Is Python simple? It tried to, but grow too much.It is not because it is big that it is bad. That counter productive argument.
(DIR) Post #9hN3bCtzCdTz9BldEe by amz3@framapiaf.org
2019-04-01T12:53:51Z
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@Shamar @grainloom @freakazoid @drwho I agree that #python is big and somewhat cumbersome. I hope it is not because it is #mainstream that it is bad :blobreach:
(DIR) Post #9hN3bDdiSc3vR1A9Vw by amz3@framapiaf.org
2019-04-01T15:32:15Z
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@Shamar @freakazoid @grainloom @drwho It seems to me that like cars / automobiles, there is no way all the people will be knowledgeable in it.
(DIR) Post #9hXAb66qh6EiJar3Ng by amz3@framapiaf.org
2019-04-06T14:56:50Z
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@codesections I agree that html in lisp is much nicer.
(DIR) Post #9hXcbj8oNB1w5OrSQC by amz3@framapiaf.org
2019-04-06T20:10:31Z
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@codesections Yes, I use something LIKE skribe but not skribe exactly.
(DIR) Post #9hXk1O00IgaliuvKqW by amz3@framapiaf.org
2019-04-06T21:33:54Z
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@codesections What I use is mix of skribe with guile sxml for instance:(html (head (title [qadom is a peer-to-peer social network])) (body (@ (class "index)) [welcome]))The (@ (class "index")) describe element/node/xml attributes.That is I don't use #:keywords I only use the square brackets to delimit string and ,(bold [scheme]) to include inline tags in strings for instance:[Another ,(bold "text") sample]
(DIR) Post #9hXkhkRRFYrPURxKBk by amz3@framapiaf.org
2019-04-06T21:38:24Z
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@codesections you can do it without skribe but then the last example becomes:(p "Another " (bold "text") " sample")With odd space before and after the bold expression. It is a detail but when you write lot of html you might find it handy.That said, my implementation of skribe is poor and is not supported by text editors...
(DIR) Post #9hXlJQg5BCaJCKm0Ke by amz3@framapiaf.org
2019-04-06T21:48:20Z
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@codesections neat! To come back to the original post topic about DSL. I find regular expression neat, like xpath is neat too. But, say XSLT is overkill. I still have mixed feeling about the programming programming language ala racket.
(DIR) Post #9hXlcmi1UZ9j1quUxU by amz3@framapiaf.org
2019-04-06T21:51:49Z
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@codesections FWIW, I don't like the syntax of pollen. I use the skribe syntax I was talking about even for documenting my scheme project.
(DIR) Post #9hXmbOGJ03vEs8qQUq by amz3@framapiaf.org
2019-04-06T22:02:47Z
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@codesections I dislike that syntax ◊(define metal "Plutonium")Even if my skribe syntax (called sfx) is not production ready, I find it's much easier to grasp. Also I like the document to be flat without logic. That is a feeling I have. Markdown doesn't have a logic, you can not define a variable, you can not loop like skribillo.
(DIR) Post #9hZ4k70EX0WOHbayX2 by amz3@framapiaf.org
2019-04-07T13:00:24Z
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@codesections yes guile-haunt support skribe syntax see https://dthompson.us/projects/haunt.htmlHave a good day!
(DIR) Post #9hZBgWkfYSQSf9YMDY by amz3@framapiaf.org
2019-04-07T14:09:06Z
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@clacke Indeed.Thanks for sharing! 💛
(DIR) Post #9hZIFkeGTjDrcgjkXI by amz3@framapiaf.org
2019-04-07T15:32:14Z
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@rain /me too
(DIR) Post #9hZJFNY0T1aVvmCClk by amz3@framapiaf.org
2019-04-07T15:43:23Z
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@rain I was under the impression that gopher was a terminal application. How will you display images in that case?