<mark_weaver>sneek: later tell cluck: The Raspberry Pi is fatally flawed from a perspective of software freedom, see <https://www.fsf.org/resources/hw/single-board-computers>. Also, Guile works just fine on ARM, in fact the bot that just delivered this message to you is Guile running on ARM (beaglebone black). Please don't spread misinformation. <rekado>mark_weaver: I know that the Atmega has serious limitations; that's one of the primary reasons why I like it. <rekado>I don't want to run Scheme (or an OS for that matter) on the device. But I wished there was a more accessible language that could be compiled to run on the chip. <rekado>I don't really feel like teaching him C and all its gotchas. <rekado>What's great about the Atmega is how very simple it is; it needs only a very simple mental model to fully understand how it works. <rekado>Maybe I can write a very simple Scheme-inspired language in Guile that is transformed into AVR assembly instructions. <alandipert>btw hi all! checking out guile after reading andy wingo’s blog post about new register vm <ArneBab>mark_weaver: thank you for the link on RPi! that’s much worse than I thought… ***rlb` is now known as rlb