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<nalaginrut>sneek: later tell civodul Do you think this is a bug we need to care? https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-guix/2014-12/msg00055.html
<sneek>Will do.
<nalaginrut>sneek: later tell civodul And someone encountered similar problem in Artanis, but I think this is the bug in client/browser https://github.com/NalaGinrut/artanis/issues/44
<sneek>Will do.
<taylan>is Guile source code not UTF-8 by default?..
<nalaginrut>taylan: I think guile-2 is utf-8 by default
<taylan>I have a script outputting question marks in place of some Unicode characters, but it works in a REPL
<nalaginrut>taylan: but the http module use iso8859-1 for better efficient
<nalaginrut>taylan: I think you still need (setlocale LC_ALL "") in the very beginning of script
<taylan>nalaginrut: aha, that worked, thanks :)
<nalaginrut>np ;-)
<amz3>taylan: are you the same as taylanub?
<amz3>héllo :)
<taylan>amz3: yup
<amz3>yes I'm stupid /whois tells it
<amz3>you should register you nicknames
<civodul>Hello Guilers!
<davexunit>hey civodul
<davexunit>potential bug time! srfi-19 has a local-tz-offset procedure that has this comment:
<davexunit>;; SRFI uses seconds West, but guile (and libc) use seconds East.
<davexunit>however, tm:gmtoff, the procedure used to get the offset
<davexunit>the manual has this to say about it: Time zone offset in seconds west of UTC
<davexunit>who is wrong?
<amz3>the arrow of time is wrong ;)
<amz3>it should go both ways :))
<amz3>I read an article about somekind of planet which are half very low temparture and half very high temparture. Only the frontier is can host human life. In the frontier time is the same for everybody. The thing is that this kind of planet does not turn on itself like earth
<amz3>(it was cited as an example of planet that can host life but doesn't look like earth)
<davexunit>civodul: do you have a special emacs mode for working with Skribe files?
<davexunit>I'm curious how you do word-wrapping and such
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<civodul>davexunit: yes there's one in Skribilo, mostly taken from Skribe
<civodul>it's not as good as you'd like, though
<davexunit>civodul: but that's something, I'll try it out.
<davexunit>rekado: what do you think of this for Skribe support in Haunt? http://paste.lisp.org/display/156553
<davexunit>rekado: also I'm curious how you get emacs to indent your skribe articles, manually aligning things sucks.
<amz3>How do you order procedures in file? Say procedure-a use procedure-b do you put procedure-b before procedure-a in the file or after?
<davexunit>it's up to you, but I'd put procedure-b before procedure-a
<davexunit>but note that macros must be defined before they are used
<amz3>hmm.. ok
<amz3>that feels strange because I write procedure-a before procedure-b, so I expect to read in the order I write thing
<davexunit>well like I said it's up to you
<davexunit>use the order you prefer, the compiler won't care
<amz3>I'll see, usualy I do like you say
<ArneBab>amz3: I remember a Yoko Tsuno comic book about such a planet :)
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