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11:25:14 <roarde> any scripts not called as "sh script.sh" need chmod +x
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13:17:45 <Mat2> Hi @ all
13:18:15 <roarde> hi, Mat2. Been a while since I was here when you came in
13:18:40 <Mat2> hi roarde
13:19:05 <Mat2> how you doing ?
13:19:36 <roarde> Not bad. Still to busy to do anything useful other than work.
13:20:00 <roarde> *too busy
13:20:15 <Mat2> same here, but recent I found some time for hacking
13:20:49 <roarde> Is it anything you're allowed to show?
13:21:58 <Mat2> look here:
13:22:01 <Mat2> http://www.assembla.com/spaces/2avm/new_items
13:23:56 <Mat2> you can find the aot compiler for the vm in my git repro
13:24:39 <roarde> the README looks very interesting; wish I had time to try a few things with it
13:26:57 <Mat2> i'm porting retro to it (slowly)
13:27:47 <Mat2> with some modifications
13:28:29 <roarde> which retro?
13:28:55 <roarde> rather, which retro are you starting with?
13:34:44 <Mat2> 11,7 (with the beta as test field)
13:35:05 <Mat2> sorry 11
13:38:32 <Mat2> by the way the feature freeze was very helpful
13:39:35 <roarde> yes, indeed
13:41:02 <Mat2> I have some ideas for syntax (if forth have one at all) simplification though
13:41:53 <roarde> actually, breaking down Retro into a plain forth is what I'm doing right now
13:43:00 <Mat2> I  have the same idea but with colorforth as base
13:43:46 <roarde> you running colorforth on something besides Windows? (Wine does not count)
13:44:01 <Mat2> Rainbow forth on linux
13:44:08 <roarde> ah.
13:45:15 <Mat2> my plaaning is to write a small colorforth like interpreter for my vm and build a retro lib on top of that
13:45:23 <Mat2> sorry, my planning
13:47:03 <Mat2> another project is a Vala and Genie compiler for it
13:47:36 <Mat2> together with GTK 3 bindings of course
13:48:47 <Mat2> (that would be a bit time consuming)
13:49:54 <roarde> I'm still hoping to learn forth at all.
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13:50:42 <roarde> right now, it's 1700 and I have to get up at 2200, so good night
13:50:54 <Mat2> good night
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14:09:02 <Mat2> ciao
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15:37:44 <crc> good evening
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17:19:52 <erider> hello 
17:20:26 <erider> hey crc, you prefer cl over scheme right? 
17:23:53 <crc> yes
17:29:12 <erider> crc: any reason why 
17:29:25 <crc> more experience with cl than scheme
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17:30:58 <erider> crc: any features that you prefer over the other
17:31:44 <docl> woah the new log viewer is pretty
17:32:11 <crc> thanks
17:32:56 <crc> erider: scheme relies a bit too heavily on recursion for my liking
17:33:02 <erider> whats up docl 
17:33:31 <docl> hi erider, not much
17:34:01 <erider> crc: ah I see 
17:34:03 <docl> I'm considering writing a new crypto-currency project similar to bitcoin
17:34:50 <erider> bitcoin hmm 
17:34:57 <erider> I am not familiar 
17:35:53 <docl> http://www.bitcoin.org/
17:37:39 <erider> hmm looks interesting 
17:49:29 * crc is mostly working on documentation today (trying to get things to have a consistent structure/formatting)
18:17:25 <crc> done working on documentation for tonight
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18:52:12 <erider> hi guys 
18:54:55 <crc> wb
18:56:40 <erider> thanks 
18:58:29 <erider> crc: I am trying to figure out the real differences between cl and scheme, I have noticed that Peter Norvig uses cl in his AI programming 
19:00:09 <erider> the :foo stuff looks kind of weird 
19:01:42 <erider> crc: still working on the docs 
19:02:25 <crc> the docs are the most time consuming part
19:03:05 <erider> yeah I bet 
19:18:48 <erider> crc: what else is going on 
19:21:26 <crc> trying to find a way to organize my growing collection of teas
19:23:38 <erider> tea? 
19:23:48 <erider> the drink 
19:23:50 <crc> I drink mostly tea and water
19:24:06 <erider> oh 
19:24:15 <erider> so tag bags 
19:24:20 <crc> no, loose leaf
19:24:21 <erider> so tea bags 
19:24:55 <erider> ah ok 
19:24:57 <crc> I only use tea bags when I'm out and unable to bring equipment to brew the loose leaf teas I have
19:25:13 * crc should add his tea timer app to the playground fossil sometime
19:26:42 <erider> crc: hey what implementation do you use for cl 
19:26:58 <erider> lispbox 
19:26:58 <crc> I use clisp and sbcl
19:27:24 <erider> ah ok 
19:27:34 <erider> no slime 
19:28:53 <crc> no. I've mostly avoid emacs lately.
19:29:32 <crc> (though I may spend some time with elisp at some point. It'd be nice to get the old ngaro-in-elisp working again)
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19:44:17 <erider> that sounds like an  interesting mix 
20:13:28 <erider> good night 
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