gkostejko
2020-12-4 08:52:25

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phanthero
2020-12-4 12:11:18

Does anyone have similar ideas for descriptions of #emacs or #vim?


phanthero
2020-12-4 12:11:59

Emacs might be the king of the old days, who willingly gave up the throne to his queen so that the people of his nation might understand him better


hazel
2020-12-4 12:12:50

if DrRacket is the Jewel in the Crown, Emacs is the bit of rust developing on the corner of one of the tips


hazel
2020-12-4 12:13:04

and Vim is when you get the crown stuck on your head and can’t figure out how to take it off


hazel
2020-12-4 12:13:35

(this is a joke I love Emacs to death)


spdegabrielle
2020-12-4 12:13:53

Emacs rules many kingdoms


phanthero
2020-12-4 12:14:13

Yeah, the analogy here is that the queen might be the one you go to when you first begin, but when you want to talk about the entire realm you go to the king/queen Emacs?


phanthero
2020-12-4 12:14:14

idk


phanthero
2020-12-4 12:14:56

Vi is just another nation completely


hazel
2020-12-4 12:14:56

anyway I wrote my first non-trivial macro today please clap


hazel
2020-12-4 12:15:56

needed to immutably update a struct using a symbol or string as a field name, which can’t happen with struct-copy, so I…


hazel
2020-12-4 12:16:10

made a wrapper for struct itself that defines a hash table of symbol/strings to lambdas that call struct-copy


hazel
2020-12-4 12:16:17

great


hazel
2020-12-4 12:16:29

can you tell I’m tired? I’m tired


spdegabrielle
2020-12-4 12:20:53

Vim (or vi) is everywhere


phanthero
2020-12-4 12:24:10

I was wondering something more into the analogy of royalty LOL


phanthero
2020-12-4 12:24:19

vi is just god?


phanthero
2020-12-4 12:24:23

or the universe itself?


phanthero
2020-12-4 12:24:52

i am glad to have a funny conversation once in a while :slightly_smiling_face:


phanthero
2020-12-4 12:25:49

I guess in Emacs terms, the vi is “evil”


spdegabrielle
2020-12-4 14:26:25

Competing deities. Nice. Like Athena and Poseidon


spdegabrielle
2020-12-4 14:27:03

(Athens chose Athena because she gave the Athenians the olive tree)


laurent.orseau
2020-12-4 14:29:44

I read “Compiling deities” instead, which actually sounds pretty cool :smile:


laurent.orseau
2020-12-4 14:30:35

“Want to be more efficient? Compile yourself!”


johangwbasson
2020-12-4 18:51:59

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winny
2020-12-4 19:18:37

Is ed (the standard editor) Zeus


phanthero
2020-12-4 20:02:17

Did you say you were European, @spdegabrielle? Do all Europeans learn about Greek mythology? I never did


spdegabrielle
2020-12-4 20:05:17

I’m Australian - I just like stories. Not part of the curriculum when I was at school(I’m 50). Not part of the curriculum here in uk either(my son is 15).


ckipp
2020-12-4 20:17:25

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spdegabrielle
2020-12-4 20:27:13

@winny surely ed is Cronus, king of the Titans.


spdegabrielle
2020-12-4 20:38:00

This is all very silly :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing:


laurent.orseau
2020-12-4 21:04:10

spdegabrielle
2020-12-4 23:13:32

Scylly?


samdphillips
2020-12-5 01:30:23

Just typed and ran (in-naturals 16) instead of (in-range 16) :grimacing:


massung
2020-12-5 04:38:22

have you gotten your answer yet? :slightly_smiling_face:


ggeneraux
2020-12-5 05:39:07

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