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<zimoun>civodul: hey! Do we start a private channel to discuss about the French Guux day ? <zimoun>Well, we had ~76 users over all the morning (almost) at the (french) workshop. With what appears to me fruitful discussions, althought I do not know how it had been perceived. <zimoun>rekado: from Bioconductor schedule <https://bioconductor.org/developers/release-schedule/>, the release seems for this week. I can help for the upgrade. First, I would like to move all the remaining… I do not know if I will have the time… another question. :-) How would you like to proceed for the upgrade? <zimoun>civodul: pushed draft hpc blog for v1.3 <zimoun>and missing slides for today’s workshop <zimoun>argh, I feel like at school: fill 500 words… I did not remember it was so many lines. :-) <rekado>zimoun: I have no plan for the bioconductor upgrade. <rekado>I can wait until after moving all the other package definitions. <zimoun>rekado: thanks, I will try to do it tomorrow. Enough Guix for today. :-) <rekado>I’m taking a little Guix break to catch up on wood working <rekado>planning to build a work bench so that I can build a better work bench one day. <rekado>wood prices have skyrocketed, though. Bad time to be productive. <rekado>(I’m using libstudio to design the thing) <civodul>"building a work bench to build a better work bench" reminds me of Lisp hackers writing a Lisp implementation <zimoun>yeah, here too, the price have skyrocketed. This week-end, I was in mood to build a new book shelf… bah the books are still stacked on the floor. :-) Ah I “designed“ (really simple) with paper and pen… boomer I am? ;-) <rekado>I also use pen and paper, but I’m changing things all the time and adjust based on price and availability; since a lot of this stuff is parametric I like to have the computer take care of drawing it for me. <rekado>civodul: it’s very much like that. Bench building becomes an end in itself. <rekado>there are heavy tomes on building work benches, and they sell well, even though you’d think that one bench would suffice… <rekado>I sometimes feel that this is exactly how I use computers. Ouroborus. <zimoun>I see, my ex-partner did this parametric stuff with “autocad“ to build what was “our” modular book-shelf and desk. It was so easy to tune then :-) <rekado>I really liked working with autocad half a life time ago. I’m missing the ability to define constraints with libfive. <rekado>would be nice to just tell it to join two surfaces, align certain edges, etc. <rekado>instead I’m using (move this #[x y z]); this works but it’s so … imperative.