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<Gooberpatrol66>gnucode's c translator idea sounds more like a makefile translator, because that's what make does, it tracks file modification times and recompiles them if they changed

<Gooberpatrol66>this would just make it do that in realtime

<Gooberpatrol66>if i understand the concept

<Gooberpatrol66>you can probably do this without hurd by calling make with entr

<etno>I don't know if that already exists (it probably does), but: a small trivfs could be set on a disk image, read the partition table and show a file per partition. 🤷

<etno>Another cool one would be to mount a CD-audio and show a set of WAV files by using paranoia.

<etno>Hmmm, that later one would consume an atapi device instead of a file, I am afraid

<jab>hello friends!

<jab> https://jitsi.member.fsf.org/Hurd-code-jam

<jab>Sergey is live coding! come and watch!

<gnucode>hello friends!

<sneek>gnucode, you have 1 message!

<sneek>gnucode, etno says: well, yes, but you don't want to code CGI handlers in C, right ? 😅

<gnucode>so the Hurd might soon have a caeser cipher! A very trivial translator!

<etno>Here is the link Sergey provided for ceasarfs -> https://paste.debian.net/1318833/

<oldfashionedcow>gnucode: oh that's exiciting!

<gnucode>oldfashionedcow: he's live coding right now.

<gnucode> https://jitsi.member.fsf.org/Hurd-code-jam

<oldfashionedcow>thanks!

<oldfashionedcow>ACTION joins

<gnucode>sounds good!

<gnucode>ok I do have a recording of the talk.

<gnucode>Sergey's audio is pretty bad. But at least we have the recording.

<almuhs>i'm uploading the latest coding jam to youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQ7bWzsL7Ps

<almuhs>but the recording seems to keep the image freezed in some minutes

<almuhs>jbranso: if you have a recording without freezes, we can combine your recording with my audio

<almuhs>the HD processing has finished. Now you can see the video in 1080p60

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