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<zimoun>civodul: Neat choice for the TP Notebook. :-) <civodul>difficulty was to find one that would work <civodul>i screwed up the hands-on session though, due to a silly bug <civodul>hardcoded /tmp/guix-kernel that would prevent multi-user usage :-/ <civodul>so that ended up being more like a tutorial <zimoun>I have read the chat. But it worked for me since I was alone. :-) <civodul>heh, so you followed the hands-on session? *civodul prepares a release announcement <zimoun>release? 1.3? I miss it was on preparation. :-) <zimoun>or your mean about jupyter-guix? <civodul>1.3 will have to wait a bit longer :-) <rekado_>we don’t have a release song for 1.3 yet, so we will have to delay the release <rekado_>(I’m getting this a lot on guix.mdc-berlin.de, whenever someone changes something with the server; I just can’t remember what it was whenever I fix it…) <civodul>ah yes, i just restarted hpguix-web and presumably it was still in the process of updating its package list <civodul>rekado_: thanks for the inferior memoization patch! i'll do a bit of profiling to understand what's going on *civodul surprised to see that 'import' is a thing <rekado_>I use import in the GWL because it looks more familiar and is marginally shorter ***rekado_ is now known as rekado
<civodul>i wonder where 'import' comes from, i thought it was an R6 thing <civodul>so i started profiling and then got distracted, boo <rekado>‘use’ is fine; ’use-modules’ is a wee bit awkward for non-Schemers according to my very limited observations. <civodul>yeah "import" is certainly a more common word for that <zimoun>rekado: maybe, GWL could be a good occasion to switch from #t/#f to #true/#false, everywhere. WDYT? <rekado>zimoun: my new code in the GWL uses #true and #false <rekado>to be clear: the GWL code itself doesn’t use ‘import’. It’s just what the documentation and the examples show. <zimoun>sometimes yes sometimes no. I was just giving a look and see the mix.