Elias Mårtenson / is on Nostr

Lisp, Emacs, APL and a bunch of other stuff.

From Sweden, living in Singapore.

I always work on a bunch of projects. My current major ones are:

A graphical frontend to Maxima: https://github.com/lokedhs/maxima-client

KAP: An APL-based programming language: https://codeberg.org/loke/array

#lisp #commonlisp #apl #retrocomputing #linux #kap #climaxima #emacs #atari

Last Notes

2024-08-15 16:57:57

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@npub1p45…89jz is it still true that no one has ever taken you up on this offer?

2023-11-27 08:47:11

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@npub16uk…pv7k @npub1vz8…708j What makes things worse is that even if you want to do it correctly, especially Word makes it unreasonably difficult to do so because every time you dare to paste anything into the document you have no idea what the styling is.
Brought to you by "Oh, this must be a header 1, it looks ljust like the others. Nope, it's a header 2 that has been manually styled", and other bestsellers.

2023-09-26 04:04:22

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@npub178h…hyhr Ouch, that's painful. Is this typical?

2023-08-17 12:34:01

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@npub15c7…suze Not available in my region. What was it about?

2023-08-13 14:22:00

This is amazing. The "crypto industry" is already so ridiculous that the people who are in cannot tell if they're being trolled.
https://youtu.be/xmVt8lC74ns

2023-08-12 16:41:52

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@npub1683…f0qg To me, the main issue is that once again the US is incompatible with the rest of the world.
Now, I know that the charging ports were already incompatible, so sticking with the US version of the CCS port wouldn't really be much of a difference.

2023-08-05 07:22:15

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@npub1lj7…zczx The former owner of the handle is still firmly committed to twitter though.
I think musk knows that he can do whatever he wants to his fanboys and they'll still defend him.

2023-04-28 04:46:45

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#[0] What happened there? I mean, I can see you are saying you don't know what happened? But what led you to ask?

2023-04-25 03:23:41

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#[0] In any case, it doesn't really matter if this one will work or not.
A lot of people want it, and if there is no "official" solution, an unofficial one will be created, be it this or another one, and there is very little if anything any of us can do about it.
It would have been nice to have some kind of privacy-respecting federated search, but given the situation that would probably never get broad acceptance, so eventually someone like google will just suck it all up, use it for their index (and language model training) and we're all worse off.
None of this is good news.