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<dsmith>sneek, paste?
<sneek>Someone once said paste is https://paste.debian.net
<dsmith>How about https://bpa.st/+scheme ?
<mwette>maybe add a couple (paste.centos.org is one): i've had pastes rejected by debian several times
<dsmith>sneek, forget paste
<sneek>Consider it forgotten.
<dsmith>sneek, paste is https://paste.centos.org/ or https://paste.debian.net or https://bpa.st/+scheme
<sneek>So noted.
<dsmith>sneek, paste?
<sneek>Someone once said paste is https://paste.centos.org/ or https://paste.debian.net or https://bpa.st/+scheme
<mwette>dsmith: thanks!
<rlb>mwette: I'd seen that too lately, though I think it may have improved now (been some changes recently, like the removal of public pastes).
<mwette>rlb: yea, paste.debian.net thinks my scheme code looks like spam; how rude!
<rlb>oh, still?
<rlb>nvm, then I guess.
<mwette>last time maybe a month ago (?)
<rlb>I've had better luck recently, as in "weeks", fwiw.
<rlb>I think that's when things were changed.
<mwette>I forgot the :) ... on my comment
<rlb>(but not sure)
<ity>Hi. I built my website using haunt, it's so cool!
<ity> https://ity.moe
<ity>Compared to pandoc, its drawback is the lack of extensive code highlighting support.
<ity>Using guile-syntax-highlight can provide support for a limited number of languages. Also, how can I use .org to generate articles?
<mange>If you want to do syntax highlighting with something else, I use pygments: https://carlo.zancanaro.id.au/posts/syntax-highlighting-in-haunt.html
<mange>Can't help you with .org, though.
<ity>sxml is great too. But I'm wondering if it's available. Okay, thanks!
<ArneBab>ity: I can’t help with haunt -- I’m directly using org-publish: https://hg.sr.ht/~arnebab/draketo/browse/Makefile.am?rev=tip#L21
<ArneBab>https://hg.sr.ht/~arnebab/draketo/browse/setup.el.in?rev=tip
<identity>ArneBab: note that Emacs comes with ‘string-replace’, and what you call string-starts-with, Emacs calls ‘string-prefix-p’
<ArneBab>identity: thank you. Always places to get better …
<lechner>mwette / Hi and thanks for 3.03. What is the difference between s8 and s8le, please?
<mwette>s8le is a bug
<mwette>bytes don't have endianness
<lechner>mwette / okay, thanks!
<identity>bytes *can* have endianness, on the bit level; usually bit-order is only relevant for the lowest levels of the network stack, e.g., I2C uses big-endian for bits, while Ethernet uses little-endian for bits (and big-endian for bytes!)
<gabber>can i traverse git logs with guile-git? documentation seems scarce. where can i find nice examples?
<gabber>i started bash scripting something along the lines `git shortlog -s --since=${YEAR}-01-01 --until=${YEAR}-12-31` when i thought that i'd much prefer to do it "right" and in a nice language