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<str1ngs>sneek: later tell nly. oh great . is that when exporting to html?
<sneek>Okay.
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<zig>do you people can recommend a journal where hobbist can publish stuff?
<zig>arxiv requires a recommendation.
<zig>I know about https://programming-journal.org/
<zig>and http://joss.theoj.org/
<wingo>good question!
<wingo>try twitter perhaps? can rt
<wingo>which part of publishing are you interested in?
<wingo>like what benefit are you looking for
<zig>I would like to reach more people or users with the idea behind the generic tuple store (srfi-168), and also a motivation to do the work required to write paper. I could do the work and publish on my blog, but it seems worthless... There is also the wikiversity (wikimedia university) option, but there is not much users on that platform yet.
<zig>wikiversity is mostly walled garden since I have to write the paper in wikimarkup.
<zig>Oh! I see mflatt from racket in the board of programming-journal.org, https://programming-journal.org/boards/
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<zig>netsplit weather is bad.
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<zig>In my wanna be search engine, I have the following error: https://paste.gnome.org/pn3kkmr0s
<zig>any idea what happens? in the same process, similar request go through.
<zig>perhaps the same url works in another execution.
<zig>the previous paste was deleted, here another https://paste.gnome.org/pfwppum9l
<zig>the last line is: In procedure custom_binary_input_port_read: Value out of range: 1024
<wingo> https://wingolog.org/pub/guile-2.2.6-vs-2.9.5-microbenchmarks.png
<zig>\o/
<wingo>points out some things to fix :)
<dsmith-work>Thursday Greetings, Guilers
<wingo>heya dsmith-work
<wingo>seems the compiler has a problem where it's unable to hoist e.g. vector-length like it used to be able to do. it gets lowered too early to a low-level memory reference, then the compiler starts to think that any vector-set! could invalidate the result of any vector-length
<wingo>humm it's not precisely that...
<wingo>tricky :)
<zig>I have problems with my fiber mainthread + posix thread worker that try to implement some kind of for-each-par-map in fibers for blocking operations.
<zig>it could work :)
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