vim and the quickfix list: jump to a location, search and replace in multiple files, and other shenanigans: One of the best blog post about the underrated Quickfix list that I use all the time. #vim

Roswell is advertised as a solution, but it’s possibly the most un-Lispy tool in the ecosystem. It doesn’t download dependencies, or help you build them. — Deploying Common Lisp Scripts

Engineering Design Optimization, by Joaquim R. R. A. Martins and Andrew Ning.

Higher-order list operations, or how to write recursive functions using pattern matching, and more. #racket #haskell

/me is listening to “Odds Bullets and Blades Pt II” by Soft Machine

TIL about panache, which looks like a quite capable LSP and linter for markdown (also quarto and Rmarkdown).

Randomly walking in Paris

From Buffon’s Needle to Buffon’s Noodle. I can’t help but enjoy this sort of post, which features such lovely interactive illustrations.

The Emacsification of Software. I settled upon Typora as my native reader, although I process all my Mardown file with Neovim.

Beyond pure operations, IRC was also a social space with its own culture, rituals, and hierarchy. You proved yourself by sharing information, by having access to tools before others did, by being present when something interesting happened. The channels were chaotic, frequently toxic, and also a brutal apprenticeship in network security for anyone who could not afford a conference ticket. Many people who are now respected professionals in DFIR, threat intelligence, and red teaming learned the fundamentals there. — Back in my day we hacked with style: a sentimental tour of late 1990s and early 2000s tools