Well leaving so many blanks, one can’t help you. Setting it up for my own instance was as simple as setting up web RTC. As for other instances, most including the flagship should have it enabled by default.

I don’t game on my laptop, can’t help you there!

I’ve been daily driving my Asahibook for over a year (as in “I’ve not booted MacOS except one time for demonstrating something”). Other than DP-over-USBC not working, it’s as been as stable as any other computer I’ve used. Even the DP stuff is working on test branch, and I did try it, and it worked almost flawlessly.

What setup doesn’t allow it?

XMPP clients: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_von_XMPP-Clients

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We run matrix voice and video calls daily on a self hosted federated instance. It’s a non issue.

XMPP and Matrix exist, “hey let’s reinvent the wheel”

You might dig Uruky.

Then it would be 10.

Look at the git and tell me. One guy, contributing 1.5m lines of code is not human made. It’s a matter of time before it falls apart and becomes unmaintainable.

It’s a slop project.

My students who did Haskell last year all passed with flying colors. I think the examples above are plenty clear, and the students also found them clear after I explained them, and with enough practice it wasn’t an in issue. I read the literature, practice it, and then use my teaching skills to teach it. It’s my job, and I take pride in what I do.

I’d say maybe you just need a good teacher to show you how it’s done, or you need to read it enough till you understand it.

Bar that, Haskell is just not a language that’s suited as a first language. The literature expects from you to be able to understand technical manuals. You don’t go teaching Rust to 8th graders, you don’t go learning Haskell without knowing at least what currying means.

As for brackets, you’re free to put them wherever you want; the professional are also free to do what they want, and it’s usually a good idea to adhere to a standard.

Because if you don’t write it this way, then it’s not lisp. I would recommend you to read PG’s essay: On Lisp, and (a hard read) SICP.

As for Haskell, I am a teacher and I teach Haskell. I use Learn you a Haskell and Haskell programming from first principles. Haskell and Lisp are languages that by nature pull CS and math wizards. So is the documentation also written in that way. Hoogle is still one of the best sources of documentation.

So if lisp wasn’t lisp, you’d like it? 😂 you might want to take a look at Rhombus, or even Haskell.

I will never not post this picture on this subject. Skimmed through the article, seems well written and will read it later.

Edit: did read it through, and don’t necessarily agree. I don’t think about any of this when writing lisp code. Emacs deals with my parens, as does paredit and structural editing. This discussion ignores the things that makes lisp work: s-expressions. By changing this main feature, one destroys lisps best feature.

…here we go. I have this discussion like once a week and most of the reasons stated are things that have been fixed years ago. Is this still the case, with the actual matrix specification?

Slop project, not sustainable. Matrix is the way.

Respectable, but why not NGINX?

What the hell. So kill the one player working on Linux whilst offering no alternatives, especially as this player was not gaining any money? Qobuz had nothing to lose here, but now they’ve lost my subscription.

Awesome! More slopware!

No human being can check 15 million LoC in three months.