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<oriansj>ok, I added an example manpage for M2-Planet, updated the formatting of the manpages for mescc-tools

<oriansj>I guess the next logical step is to just byte the bullet and add define-macro to slow_lisp

<oriansj>and I am really liking how the performance even when built with M2-Planet is still reasonable

<xentrac>slow_lisp not so slow after all

<xentrac>what do you think is the most important part to document first?

<zig>working on your own is hard, let's go shopping!

<oriansj>xentrac: what new people would most stumble upon and get stuck at (I am terrible at finding that)

<oriansj>zig: well buying programmers is expensive; unless I go the Microsoft route and just offer pizza and energy drinks.

<zig>:D

<oriansj>which also raise the question of how to even arrange that with available funds

<janneke>vagrantc: http://lilypond.org/janneke/mes-0.21-11-gd8f361705

<vagrantc>janneke: https://try.diffoscope.org/uheegzehckev.html

<civodul>howdy, comrades!

<janneke>hi civodul!

<vagrantc>for those following along at home, we've got guix and nix builds of mes that are bit-for-bit identical, but when i packaged for debian we've maybe found a bug in the nix/guix builds :)

<civodul>extreme bootstrapping!

<vagrantc>and, we've got bit-for-bit identical mes on three distros!

<oriansj>nice, now for the really important part

<oriansj>is it bit-or-bit identicial when bootstrapped from the 257byte bootstrap binary?

<zig>rejoice!

<zig>it is a milestone!

<vagrantc>oriansj: haven't tried down to that level yet

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