Muto @MutoShack@functional.cafe

Oh yeah I can just convert the generated html back to sxml. Nevermind this is just fine!

Now is just the matter of converting all my #Skribe documents to #SXML

...

Past me did not make this easy.

Sometimes I wish I could say "Wow you could not be more wrong about that."

But like, I don't have the patience for a pointless week long argument.

That's what friends are good for. You get to vent to each other about the rest of the world.

On the bottom of my mouse there's a US patent number, and searching for it brings me to this lil guy

It took all day, but it functions just fine.

It's hacky, and not-so-intuitive, but I'm happy with how smoothly it's going (considering who's writing it)

#Spook

https://gitlab.com/MutoShack/spook

Ah yes, Abe Lincoln just hanging out with his babes on my timeline.

So far so good. The recursive SXML->XML functionality is working the way I want it!

Next up, the blog index, followed by, dare I say it... Interface programming *shivers*

#Guile #Spook (name subject to change)

I love this keyboard, but... *No-one* thought to put a key between CTRL and ALT? No-one?

Like, the guy making the design for the plastic mold was like "Yep, that big indent looks correct"

When I have a file "test.scm" that contains:

`((h1 ,test))

And a second file that contains:

(define test "hi")
(sxml->xml
(read
(open-input-file
"test.scm"))))

The resulting XML will actually contain "<quasiquote>...</quasiquote>"
instead of treating the file as a quasiquoted list.

I was complaining about this not long ago, but it's still bugging me.

That's

#| |#

Not #| #| like I wrote. I never get it right the first time in C, either. It's always */*/

Trying to find stuff in the #Guile manual and discovered that Guile has block comment support.

(+ 2
#| This is a
multiline comment #|
3)

I'll likely never use it, but it's cool.

Maybe it's Guile 3.0, but it looks like Haunt can't parse Skribe documents anymore.

It's okay, I'll fix everything later. It should be fine.

I like how Robin is supposed to be 8, but they got 21 year old Burt Ward to play the role the 1966 Batman movie. I mean that's still young, but come on.

On the topic, my favourite scene is when Batman doesn't let Robin into the bar (cause he's 8), but when Batman goes in alone, he drinks milk. There's something awesome about that.

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