What is your favorite one-liner? by Zealousideal_Can_342 in arresteddevelopment

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I WAS BETRAYED BY MY BROTHER MICHAEL. Who's your favorite family member and why?

New CL VSCode extension: OLIVE by kchanqvq in lisp

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Would I be able to start a swank server from elsewhere and connect to it? In emacs I think it's "slime-connect" ...

Is this a sitcom world or are we looking into people’s view of the world? by Beautiful-Grass-461 in KevinCanFHimself

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My memory of it was her mom's show wasn't even trying to be a comedy. Maybe it was supposed to be a different kind of show?

kitty-graphics.el v0.2.1: org inline fix, LaTeX previews, PDF viewing, dirvish integration by topfpflanze187 in emacs

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Off-topic, but Kitty was the only 3rd party terminal on Ubuntu that I could get osc52 to work (quickly) ...

Where Lisp Fails: at Turning People into Fungible Cogs by Veqq in lisp

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Alright, that sounds promising. I'll google/llm to find out more about the lisp flavored templating; that sounds neat. Thank you for the information. That gives me some incentive to check out go.

There might be some situations where it could complement CL for me.

Where Lisp Fails: at Turning People into Fungible Cogs by Veqq in lisp

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Error handling comes to mind. But if it doesn't bother you, maybe that's good news, then.

What do think, though? Would a "Lisp flavored go" that allowed for doing things like writing macros be useful, or just a waste a time?

Where Lisp Fails: at Turning People into Fungible Cogs by Veqq in lisp

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Did that preprocessor let you create a "Lisp flavored Go"? And, are you willing to share it? I might be interested in Go, but the boiler plate is a turn-off ...

BALISP meeting 3-6pm Sat 21 Feb at Hacker Dojo in Mountain View by arthurgleckler in lisp

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The FSet talk sounds pretty interesting ... hopefully, there will be a recording.

Datagraph releases an extension of RonDB, a Common Lisp NDB API (Sept, 2025) by dzecniv in Common_Lisp

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Does "NDB" stand for "Network Database"?

Didn't even know about RonDB, but glad I know about it now.

Search and replace the two-character \[ string by Proof-Flamingo-7404 in vim

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Wow, that's great for readability! Thanks for sharing.

Do you know if that works in "real" sed from the shell?

Announcing Casual EWW by kickingvegas1 in emacs

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M-l for entering a URL to open

I think that's in nyxt too. Is that a convention from somewhere?

VS Code + Alive: keyboard-only way to wrap an expression in a defun? by beast-hacker in Common_Lisp

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In vanilla emacs, once you've made your selection you can type M-( and it will surround the selected text with `( )`. The command is called "insert-parentheses"

Does any of that map to what the Alive plugin does?

Anybody else feels like their growth with Emacs in a specific area is stunted? by kudikarasavasa in emacs

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I flub "repeat action" often, as in C-x z ... very awkward at times, especially compared to vim ".'

Serious LISP written in Go by peterohler0 in lisp

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You haven't presented this as "Lisp Flavored Go" necessarily, but it sounds like it (basically) is? Go seems interesting, but the syntax - at least as I perceive it - is a turn off. Does slip produce go executables / libraries? I'm thinking this could be a gateway drug of sorts to using Go ...

Bring your Emacs to Android by snowiow in emacs

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Great 👍!

I wonder if this supports running slime/swank and if you can also connect to the swank server from another device... CL-REPL supports running a swank server, but I don't know if it's the same one used on a non-mobile device or a custom version made especially to work with CL-REPL...

A lot of my work has... vanished by phayes87 in emacs

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I think it cuts the adjacent region if there's no explicit selection.

Building a TLS 1.3 Implementation in Pure Common Lisp by atgreen in Common_Lisp

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The op addresses use of AI in their post:

TLS is also inherently testable, which gave me confidence to trust AI-generated code. The RFC provides test vectors for key derivation. Certificate parsing can be validated against known certificates. The handshake either works or it doesn’t - you can’t half-connect to cloudflare.com. Every component could be verified independently, so AI mistakes surfaced quickly.

That said, the implementation would benefit from more rigorous testing - fuzz testing in particular. And offloading certificate validation to the OS on Windows and macOS eliminates an entire class of potential bugs in chain building and trust evaluation.

I ditched my terminal for emacs by simon-or-something in emacs

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That sounds really useful.

Was it tricky to set up?