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with computers, and who are not the kind of "beginners" for whom
programs like spreadsheets and VSCode are "intuitive".
+# Discussion
+
+## Questions
+
+- Q: I'm very happy to find and hear you though, are you on the Mastodon?
+ - edrx: no, I never learned to use mastodon (yet)... what is the link?
+ - All the different mastodon servers talk to each other. I'm on https://mastodon.sdf.org but there are also others
+ - You sound like my friends on https://mathstodon.xyz
+- Q: Seeing where you are and how active you are in software freedom, you don't happen to know my friend Gonzalo Nemmi do you?
+- Q: Presumably edrx, before I was kind of wondering if eev can do anything magical with ielm, but I'm a bit new to both of those modes.
+ - edrx6: I never learned ielm, it looks scary to me
+ - ielm is very like slime (but superior)
+ - ielm is for elisp and slime is for common lisp though, right?
+
+## Notes and feedback
+
+- hell yeah maxima time (and eev!!) that's what blackboards are for
+- Thank you for your talk!
+- Yes, thanks for your Maxima talk.
+- Interesting talk edrx, thanks!
+- dang i spaced out (focused on writing some elisp :) and missed this one. i'll have to go back & review it, though i'm familiar with transducers from clojure
+- Hang on I'm reading your tutorial. But the words executable logs and the bits I've mentally parsed so far look very exciting to me.
+ - Sounds a little like Hyperbole or Embark
+- whoa...structural navigation... for html and php. this would have been nice when I was in that every day
+- edrx: I took a better look at maxima-interface. it's very interesting!!!!
+ - Yeah jmbr does great stuff https://superadditive.com
+- Haha, typing very slowly and with lots of mistakes is the only way I can understand
+ - edrx: I type slowly and I commit mistakes all the time, so interfaces in which the lines that I type get lost - or just go to the history - look painful to me
+- my friend jmbr (in cl) has https://sr.ht/~jmbr/maxima-interface/ I'm not sure if it's relevant to your experiences of wanting access to maxima's internals. Basically I guess jmbr made maxima "easy to use" by obscuring its underlying mechanisms and working more ordinarily. Maybe it's the opposite to what you want.
+ - edrx: right, sounds like exactly the opposite of what I want...
+ - edrx: I'm doing things like this: http://anggtwu.net/lisptree.html
+- edrx: screwlisp: I missed the part of your talk in which you explained a certain way to install slime... I need to watch it later
+ - Some people are saying to use Sly over Slime now.
+ - I remember using sly and not being conscious of the differences for a long time
+ - I couldn't make slime work with eev
+ - I kinda think of SLIME as the most normal one. I know some people are true believers in lisp-mode and just an *inferior-lisp* buffer. On the other hand, the cool people are meant to use sly.
+ - I guess I should rewatch Gavin Freeborn's Sly youtube video or reread the Sly info pages perhaps.
+ - You might have noticed my tremendously kloodgy keyboard macro I defined at the start of my talk to pseudo-integrate ielm and an elisp file
+ - The sly manual has a comparison of sly and slime: https://joaotavora.github.io/sly/#A-SLY-tour-for-SLIME-users
+- Yeah, I always use customize-variable on package-archives instead of writing elisp code myself in an init.el
+- I think sly has stickers? I haven't used stickers myself though for debugging Common Lisp.
+ - yes - here: http://anggtwu.net/emacsconf2024.html#0:35
+ - stickers allow you to trace expressions with history playback
+ - Try evaluating this I guess: (info "(sly) Stickers")
+- I will definitely look more into eev edrx2. I often feel confused about this, wanting a buffer that is a replay of what I've been doing in my repl.
+- edrx: the best way to try eev nowadays is this one: http://anggtwu.net/2024-find-tryit-links.html
+ - edrx: "best" in the sense that if people don't get it running in less than 5 minutes they disappear forever
+
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