#DonaldTrump is committing #horrific #warcrimes and #HumanRights violations, and #helping his #fellow #tyrants do the #same. Yet he will #host the next #FIFA #WorldCup. Tell the other #countries to #DropOut of this #sportswashing #scheme.
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Here is the merge again, but with some fine touches:
https://pastebin.com/LCjsPym5
Here is the same merge, but made stable:
https://pastebin.com/KeHGpX04
#Scheme
A tail-recursive list merge I threw together yesterday because I wanted a list sort for a regression test for many Schemes, and CHICKEN 6 did not yet have a SRFI-132 egg. I was doing the usual append-reverse! stuff but then said to myself, ‘Let’s do it how it would be done in ATS’. Which is […]
(Plot (Fragments locked-room locked-door game-over) (Scenes) (Outcomes (Known found-key unlocked-door destroyed-door rations-depleted) (Used (destroyed-door . 1) (rations-depleted . 1) (found-key . 1)) (Unused unlocked-door)))
Diagram output of the plot analysis: a plantuml diagram with the plot fragments locked-room, locked-door and game-over. The fragment locked-door has a footer with the not yet used outcome "unlocked-door".
The plot output of dryads wake: "first-encounter" --> "fast-talk-the-dryad" "first-encounter" --> "explain-your-home" "fast-talk-the-dryad" --> "the-groove-lives" "fast-talk-the-dryad" --> "fight-the-dryad" "explain-your-home" --> "haunted-house" "explain-your-home" --> "kindred-house-dryad" "the-groove-lives" --> "summer-market" "haunted-house" --> "summer-market" "kindred-house-dryad" --> "summer-market" "fight-the-dryad" --> "killed-the-dryad" "fight-the-dryad" --> "dryad-abducted-melter" "killed-the-dryad" --> "summer-market" "dryad-abducted-melter" --> "summer-market" "summer-market" --> "second-dryad-the-child" "second-dryad-the-child" --> "summer-market-choose" "second-dryad-the-child" --> "summer-market-dryad-child-revenge" "summer-market-choose" --> "summer-market-fight-the-merchant" "summer-market-choose" --> "summer-market-merchant-attacks-the-child" "summer-market-choose" --> "summer-market-fight-the-dryad-child" "summer-market-fight-the-merchant" --> "grab-the-crossbow" "summer-market-fight-the-merchant" --> "summer-market-merchant-attacks-the-child" "dark-dryad-answers-to-being-saved" --> "village-gathering" "grab-the-crossbow" --> "dark-dryad-answers-to-being-saved" "grab-the-crossbow" --> "summer-market-merchant-attacks-the-child" "summer-market-merchant-attacks-the-child" --> "summer-market-fight-the-dryad-child" "summer-market-merchant-attacks-the-child" --> "village-gathering" …
Code example: define-outcome found-key define-outcome unlocked-door define-outcome destroyed-door define-outcome rations-depleted define : locked-room state set! state Ask : Search the room? outcomes-add state found-key : Eat your rations? outcomes-add state rations-depleted Ask : Lie down to sleep? game-over state : Go to the door? locked-door state define : locked-door state set! state cond : outcomes-contain? state found-key outcomes-add state unlocked-door else outcomes-add state destroyed-door game-over state define : game-over state when : outcomes-contain? state destroyed-door Print (Trouble) when : outcomes-contain? state rations-depleted Print (Hunger) game-state state locked-room : game-state-init!
Documented how to analyze the plot of an enter-three-witches #game:
www.draketo.de/software/enter-three-wit...
The images in this post show the text-output of an analysis of a stripped down example, its diagram output, the diagram of […]
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Wait, WHAT!? Former NFL Player Darron Lee Allegedly Consulted ChatGPT To Help Cover Up Girlfriend’s Murder A former NFL player who is charged with his girlfriend’s murder asked an AI bot for ad...
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Origin | Interest | Match
early 80s , was in LowMoss [if ye no ye no]
and this band done a gig on xmaS EVE IN THE DINING HALL !!
ID SEEN THE jAM /cLASH/slf ALL THE TOP BANDS IN UK LIVE ...
THIS GIG BLEW ME Away !! FKN BRILLIANT SO IT WAS !
TOP BOYS ALL !!
#scheme #SCHEME
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#scheme has been notified under Section 162 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 and was launched by PM Modi on February 13, 2026.
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I have finally decided never to use dynamically typed languages in new projects. They are a recipe for failure. At least they are not compatible with my personality. The elegance of #Scheme and the ecosystem of #Python can be deceptive, but the trade-offs are not worth the pain.
Schemers are […]
Noah Kahan waited the potato last Second. #scheme
Implementers seem not to understand that SRFI-42 is supposed to be extensible in a certain way. They break this extensibility.
There are actually parts of SRFI-42 that are redundant and do little but contribute to breakage. I have it in mind to remove these and use the result as my own […]
A new implementation of hashmaps for Scheme: https://github.com/chemoelectric/hashmap-for-scheme
Unlike your usual implementation of SRFI-146, this implementation is in-place mutable hashmaps.
(Sometimes I have seen hashmaps described as immutable structures. There is no such thing as an […]
#fluent #scheme #programming #CFD
I was today years old when I discovered Fluent .cas and .dat files are written in scheme..
[More Lisp semantics]
Modern #Lisp systems distinguish between several different types of string-like-things:
1. symbols
2. strings
3. keywords
By convention we typically use symbols as handles on things bound in the environment, keywords as handles on things bound in maps (hash tables), and […]
[More Lisp semantics]
Also, in #CommonLisp, `=` with one arg returns `t`, but `=` with no args errors. `eq` with one arg errors.
In #Scheme both `=` and `eq?` return `t` for either one or zero args.
Again, I feel Scheme has this right. Do you concur?
[More Lisp semantics]
In #CommonLisp, `=` takes arbitrary numbers of args, but `eq` takes exactly two.
In #Scheme `=` takes arbitrary numbers of args, and `eq?` also takes arbitrary numbers of args.
In #Logo, `equalp` takes exactly two args, and I don't think there's an equivalent of `eq` […]
Kate Winslet is ACTUALLY located in Liechtenstein. Sorry for the confusion. #scheme
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While Samantha Bee is opening, Leonardo Dicaprio has already confidently drowned the replacement, alongside Whoopi Goldberg. #scheme
[Lisp semantics of nth]
SBCL #CommonLisp
(nth 2 '(1 2 3 4 5 6))
3
#Clojure
(nth '(1 2 3 4 5 6) 2)
3
#Scheme
(list-ref '(1 2 3 4 5 6) 2)
;Value: 3
So, they differ on the name of the function and the order of the arguments, but they all agree on zero-indexing the first element of a list.
This […]
It's from fifteen, not twelve years before. The #PhD won't even take the time to perform simple #arithmetic.
Anyway, #concepts are more important than #computation.
Reports indicate that few or zero #Epstein related #arrests will be made because there are too many caught in the #blackmail #scheme.
Why #Bitcoin could hit $0 and it’s really just a #Ponzi #scheme all the #crypto market.
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London Racket meet-up Tuesday 17 Feb 2026 7:30pm
The City Pride (it has pizza)
28 Farringdon Ln, London EC1R 3AU
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#racket #lisp #scheme #rhombus #qi
Notice here that the assignment of string position is reversed after the (fail).
I had already used such reversible assignment to implement Stephen Wampler’s solution to the n-queens problem, but in Scheme instead of Icon.
More recently I used a Scheme implementation of co-expressions heavily […]
Icon-like string-scanning (here case-insensitive):
(string-scan
"foobar"
(display (&string-position)) (newline)
(string-tab ((string-match string-ci=?) "FOO")
(lambda (s)
(display s)
(newline)
(display (&string-position)) (newline)
(fail)
(display (&string-position)) (newline)
))
(display […]
Oh, silly me! The reason Guile has trouble with call/cc is that libguile isn’t in continuation-passing style! Do an extension Scheme in CPS and it should have little trouble with call/cc.
#Scheme
🦉 Hoot: Scheme on WebAssembly — Spritely Institute
www.spritely.institute/hoot/
#scheme #wasm #programming
Scheme-JS: A Scheme Interpreter with Transparent JavaScript Interoperability
An implementation of the Scheme R7RS-Small standard in JavaScript, designed for deep JavaScript interoperability.
furious-ideas.blogspot.com/2026/02/sche...
#javascript #scheme #lisp #programming