Notices by Elias Mårtenson (loke@functional.cafe), page 17

Latest experimental release of Climaxima. If any maths-oriented people would like to provide criticism, I would be very grateful.

https://github.com/lokedhs/docker-maxima-client/releases/tag/release-2019-01-11_01

@thegibson Are you doing all the work yourself?

@kaniini Is there an IRC server written in Erlang?

@thegibson Where is the bath?

@kaniini What hardware are you running openvms on?

@telent
The more important question is if the application is expected to do something when it receives focus or if it's purely for information.

@SarcasmKid
OK, I've never watched that video. Can anyone explain why people dislike it?

@telent
I'm definitely not a Wayland fan, but an application should probably be able to tell if it has focus so that it can render unfocused elements in a different way.

@iliana
Do let us know if you get a reply. I'm very curious now.

@thegibson
What are your opinions on Oomph? I listened to them long ago but started again after Spotify randomly recommended them.
@jjg @tek

@jjg
I've seen them live. Amazing shows. I just learned that VNV Nation will play in Stockholm one week after I return to Singapore. Very annoying.

Since I moved from Sweden, I haven't watched many shows since this kind of music isn't popular here. The only ones that came here that I watched was Nine Inch Nails and Kraftwerk.
@thegibson @tek

@jjg
There is still a lot of good stuff made. It's harder to find these days, and most of it is from Germany.
@thegibson @tek

Here's the current work in progress. a CLIM application rendering the sexp generated from my parser that reads the Maxima documentation.

@spectrumgomas @MutoShack In what language, toolkit?

@Elizafox Wait? That is something that actually exists?

@kensanata The parser I've written is specifically targeting the documentation for Maxima. I'm not sure it'd work as well for other documents. You can define custom macros in Texinfo that does pretty much anything you want, and I don't feel like reimplementing all of it.

This must be some of my worst Lisp code I've ever written.

Writing a parser for Texinfo that generates a sexp-representation of said source. Then writing code to render the sexp into something resembling the normal HTML output from Texinfo.