***fibratio` is now known as fibration
<daviid>when I snarf or rewrite something highly inspired by a procedure (or methods...) from guix, guile-gnome ... I write a note in the source file. so far I don't mention this in the manual, what is common practice here? <amz3`>Apple liberated the code of the distributed database they bought <amz3`>it's a distributed key-value store with ACID semantic <amz3`>but written in C++ with something they call "flow" paradigm, that compiles to c++ <amz3`>and somewhat like wiredtiger <amz3`>I wondering what flow is actually <amz3`>too bad, there is not guile binding for that, but the good news is that the library is C <amz3>I just discovered a fatal flow in my database design while reading this essay <spk121>my silly Lisp Game Jam game is done. I have a few hours to build and upload the binary packages before the deadline. Ran out of time to make the audio work, sadly. https://github.com/spk121/burro <amz3>spk121: hé, I did not even bother uploading mine last year <amz3>spk121: I was disapointed by the user xp even if it was meant only to be a clicker game <amz3>and many expressed interest in saying the game live <spk121>amz3: cool. I've never done anything like this before. It was fun. The toughest part has been making Windows binaries, but, I've got that figured out now. <amz3>davexunit: do you have an idea why guile-websocket doesn't work with fiber?